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Ex-prisoners welcome at Sept. 20 job fair
The Taft Promise Neighborhood, TPN Jobs and Economy Council and Organizacion Civica y Cultural Hispana Americana will host a job fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept. 20 at OCCHA’s headquarters, 3660 Shirley Road.
Free rides on WRTA Friday
Western Reserve Transit Authority invites residents to come aboard and take a free ride Friday.
Rally crowd calls on Trump to keep promise to halt GM, others from exporting jobs
More than 100 people – many of whom voted for President Donald Trump – who have been or fear they will be laid off from GM or AT&T call centers in Youngstown demanded that the president sign an executive order to stop GM and other corporations that receive lucrative federal contracts from shipping jobs overseas.
Grier throws two TD passes as WVU leads YSU
West Virginia quarterback Will Grier has thrown for 163 yards and two touchdowns.
Youngstown health district offerring $6 rabies vaccinations
The Youngstown City Health District is offering rabies vaccinations next month for dogs, cats and ferrets more than 3 months old.
Hispanic foods, culture on display at OCCHA's 7th food fest
The rainy, gray afternoon that beset Youngstown Saturday provided the perfect excuse for German Navarro and his son to stay inside and indulge in a buffet of homemade Hispanic foods from across the world.
Drivers beware: OVI checkpoint starts at 8 tonight
The Ohio State Highway Patrol and Youngstown Police Department will conduct an OVI checkpoint tonight between 8 midnight on U.S. 422 in Mahoning County.
Suspect connected to three rape cases arrested
The suspect in three rape cases was identified by DNA testing and arrested.
Mistake-free Wildcats pull away from Niles
Curt Kuntz and his Struthers football team look to gain opportunities through forcing turnovers each week.
Bozanich booked at county jail
Two men implicated in last Thursday’s public-corruption indictment entered not-guilty pleas Friday.
New North Side post office opens
The U.S. Postal Service had considered no longer providing a retail post office on the North Side.
Austintown man charged with child endangering
The boy, 2, required two doses of naloxone to stay conscious, a police report shows.
East survives six turnovers to win second straight
East took care of business against Lakeside, 35-12.
State asks court to dismiss TJX injunction request
Two business days before a judge is scheduled to hear final arguments on whether to approve or deny a permanent injunction regarding the proposed Home Goods distribution center project in Lordstown, the Ohio attorney general has asked the judge to dismiss the lawsuit.
Leetonia goes 3-0 for the first time in a decade
Get ready to hear the bell in Leetonia on Friday nights.