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Topiary sculptures on display at Fellows
The topiary works of local artist Mike Gibson are now on display at Fellows Riverside Gardens, 123 McKinley Ave., on the West Side.
South Carolina man who installed ATM's charged with thefts
A South Carolina man who installed ATMs for a bank has been arrested and charged with taking almost $16,000 from the machines.
UPDATE | Charges against Stormy Daniels dropped hours after arrest
Charges against Stormy Daniels dropped hours after arrest
Papa John's founder resigns in wake of N-word debacle
Papa John's founder John Schnatter has resigned as chairman of the board.
Indians take out frustration on Reds
Jose Ramirez is skipping the Home Run Derby. He’s not missing much else right now.
Summit Academy responds to critical state report
Ohio Department of Education report found one of its local charter schools out of compliance with state laws
Snyder, Mancini power Canfield to 11-U Little League district crown
Canfield’s Drew Snyder said his team’s loss to Boardman on Tuesday delivered a major wakeup call.
Wife of accuser: Stop the abuse
The wife of Trish Nuskievicz asked that Trumbull County commissioners “put a stop” to the bullying and retaliation she says has been directed by the county engineer’s office toward the planning commission’s executive director.
Spectacles for Y'town schoolkids clear success
A cooperative effort that delivered eyeglasses to students resulted in higher attendance, a lower discipline rate and better test performance.
Ryan Blaney’s dad enjoys ride as son’s NASCAR standing grows
Dave Blaney helps his son Ryan whenever he can on the NASCAR circuit.
Settlement agreement pays family of killed pedestrian $90,000
The family of Amy Huffman, who was hit by a truck as she walked along state Route 193 in Liberty Township on Jan. 28, 2015, has settled a wrongful-death suit for $90,000, of which five family members will split $65,000.
WRPA OKs new contract for executive director
The port authority also moved forward with development of the Harshman Building, downtown Youngstown.
SPORTS DIGEST || Canfield's Stein commits to Ohio State
Canfield’s Stein commits to Ohio State Canfield Canfield senior Tyler Stein will continue his
Sugarland is back, bigger than ever
When Sugarland decided to return from its five-year hiatus, it knew it had to go big.
Comedian Shane Mauss gets deep into the mind
Shane Mauss didn’t set out to become known as the psychedelics comedian.
Dwayne johnson towers over action tropes in ‘skyscraper’
‘skyscraper’ Grade: 2 and a half stars (out of 4) Rating: PG-13 for sequences of gun violence
Here’s how to keep Bambi from garden
Imagine: It’s a beautiful summer day, the birds are chirping, the leaves are gently swaying, and your garden is growing right on schedule.
Rust Belt will present the greatest hits from ‘Forbidden Youngstown’
The Rust Belt Theater Company will bring back its bawdy musical revue “Forbidden Youngstown” for six performances, beginning this Friday.