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Parade, festival celebrate ‘new face’ of prosperity in Youngstown
On a misty Saturday morning, the message being proclaimed on Market Street was clear as a bell.
Boardman native finds success with innovative outdoor-gear business
The Mahoning Valley native and entrepreneur is optimistic about the future of her Noso Patches.
For Boardman’s Beckwith, the more the merrier
Spartan seated athlete enjoyed facing more competitors
Warriors fall to unbeaten Keystone in 12 innings
Peyton Alazaus drove in both West Branch runs with two out in the seventh to force extra innings.
BUSINESS DIGEST || Gas prices to drop?
Gas prices to drop? YOUNGSTOWN Although gas prices have been on the rise recently, GasBuddy
LIMELIGHTS
Western Reserve Public Media recently announced that Bonnie Deutsch Burdman was elected chairwoman of the organization’s board of directors.
METRO DIGEST || Woman killed in Trumbull crash ID'd
The Ohio State Highway Patrol Warren Post is investigating a fatal crash involving a log truck on state Route 87 in Mesopotamia Township, which happened about 6 p.m. Friday, according to a press release from the state patrol.
Blood Drives
Blood Drives MONDAY Western Reserve United Methodist Church, 4580 Canfield Road, Canfield, 2 to
‘Boom Boom’ energizes 186 Bulldog grads
Poland's Class of 2018 listens intently to commencement speaker Ray ‘Boom Boom’ Mancini, who urged them not to have a Plan B, but rather to strengthen their resolve to follow their dreams.
Tired of repeat episodes already? Not to fear, there are plenty of new shows to choose from ONE HOT SUMMER
By Robert McFerren mcferren@vindy.com Turn on the AC and turn on the TV. This summer’s viewing
Kindergarten student wins Fire Prevention Poster Contest
Kindergarten student wins Fire Prevention Poster Contest
Fans of surfing memorabilia try to catch a good find
Surfing is a popular worldwide sport today, but when did it start and what is collected? People have
Orlando, Fla., leads an era of new theme-park rides A GOLDEN AGE
By MIKE SCHNEIDER Associated Press ORLANDO, Fla. If this is a golden age for theme parks, then
Trivet, brass, round, pierced, turned wooden handle, three legs, iron, 51/4 x 131/2 inches, $20.
Trivet, brass, round, pierced, turned wooden handle, three legs, iron, 51/4 x 131/2 inches, $20.
‘Last Cowboys’ book chronicles legendary Utah rodeo family
‘Last Cowboys’ book chronicles legendary Utah rodeo family ST. GEORGE, Utah A Utah family that
For the Week of Sunday, June 3, 2018
David P. Skillman et al to Frances M. Fabry, N. Bayshore Drive, Columbiana, $260,000. Margie S
Silly old bear: Exhibition explores world of Winnie-the-Pooh
By KATE BRUMBACK Associated Press ATLANTA A new exhibition in Atlanta celebrates Winnie-the-