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10th Youngstown gay pride events feature Denise Russell
Many lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer people will tell you that much progress has been made regarding others’ acceptance of their sexual orientation and the rights they have gained, but that a long road toward achieving equal treatment remains ahead.
125 run first 5K on the Runway today at YARS
Barbara Meadows took off from the runway smoothly, on schedule and without a hitch, though only one thing was missing: the plane.
Vintage and Vinyl car, music event Sunday
St. Patrick Parish, 1420 Oak Hill Ave., Youngstown, is having a Vintage and Vinyl car and music event on the street and in the parking lot across from the church from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday.
Christman, Clark and Hoover take charge at Squaw Creek
The Greatest Golfer of the Valley Junior Championships move to Avalon Lakes today.
Local leaders split in support of legalizing marijuana
Ryan co-sponsored legislation to eliminate criminal penalties.
Astros, Baird earn doubleheader splits in NABF play
Astro and Baird relied on strong pitching performances in their second games to get back on the winning track.
Dogs taken after mailman mauled on East Side
A neighbor said the carrier was delivering mail to a home in the 100 block of North Garland Avenue when the dogs jumped a fence in a driveway.
SPORTS DIGEST || Phantoms to play twice in Cranberry, Pa.
The Youngstown Phantoms in conjunction with the USHL have announced the schedule for the 2018 Fall Classic taking place at the UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex in Cranberry, Pa.
Fundraiser hopes to see historic church moved to Wick Park
Once the church is moved to Wick Park, supporters hope that the Welsh Congregational Church will become a popular space for art, weddings and public meetings.
INSIDE THE ROPES WITH Jason Kokrak
Friday: The Warren JFK graduate shot a 7-over 78 in the second round of the British Open.
Campbell teachers authorize strike notice, show solidarity at school event
The teachers’ union has issued a 10-day strike notice in the negotiation process as of July 17.
Land contracts in the Mahoning Valley
There were more than 47,000 land contracts in Ohio between January 2008 and January 2018.
Scrappers win back-and-forth game with Batavia
Tyler Freeman drove in the go-ahead run in the Scrappers’ win over the Batavia Muckdogs on Friday.
Johnson, Kisner share house, British Open lead
Kevin Kisner found that out with one swing that erased his two-shot lead
Should jury in former Sebring water operator trial hear about EPA’s role?
The lawyers in the James Bates lead-notification case have filed arguments on whether the former Sebring water department operator can argue his failure to notify the public of lead in the water in 2015 was the result of the actions of the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency.
Rapid response
Thailand’s military government wants to control how movies portray the ordeal of the young soccer players and their heroic rescue from a flooded cave that drew worldwide interest and the attention of foreign filmmakers.
Greatest Golfer of the Valley 2018 Junior Championship First-round scores from at Squaw Creek, Vienna
BOYS 17-U Cole Christman, Kennsington Golf Club & Grille73 Anthony Clark, Yankee Run Golf
Leaders applaud Campbell workforce and cultural center
The Community Literacy Workforce and Cultural Center is set to open in spring 2020.
Groundbreaking for new Angels for Animals shelter is Sunday
The ceremony for the new Angel Wing is from 1 to 4 p.m.
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