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Dickten to receive severance package from WRPA
WRPA board authorizes director to negotiate Dickten payout.
Brooks, big inning send South Range to regional
The Raiders won a district title for the first time in the baseball program’s history.
Struthers schools hosts “An Evening with the Arts”
The exhibition, which was open to the public, included ceramic and clay sculptures, drawings, paintings and music that students from grades one through 12 have worked on over the past year.
Lead detective testifies in Hundley capital murder case
The detective said it is rare to have a surviving victim at a homicide scene to speak with.
Boardman school officials more positive after levy passage
Voters approved the levy last week, and it will bring in an additional $4.9 million.
‘Book Club’ looks at sex, aging with a formidable female cast Corny but sweet
‘Book Club’ Grade: 2 and a half stars (out of 4) Rating: PG-13 for sex-related material
Musical evenings series outdoors at Stambaugh
The B@B (Bands at the Baugh): After Dark series will return to the Stambaugh Auditorium Garden for three dates this summer.
Higgins handcuffs Aquinas in Lowellville win
Jason Higgins pitched a three-hitter and struck out three.
LaBrae, Davidson standout could be an NBA free agent
Peyton Aldridge recently wrapped up an impressive career at Davidson College.
WILLIAMS: Covelli’s coolest games are on tap
Covelli Centre will be the site of the highest-stakes hockey games ever played in the Youngstown arena this weekend.
Plaza will be site of night markets
Staff report BOARDMAN Night markets, the vibrant outdoor gatherings that are popular in Europe,
12 Trumbull County seniors get Wolves scholarships
Four Girard students received the first Officer Justin Leo Memorial Scholarship award.
Lordstown students deliver fun to children’s hospital
The book drive resulted in more than 400 books and puzzles for Akron Children’s Hospital Beeghly Campus patients.
METRO DIGEST || Trumbull ESC student pleads guilty
Truman J. Stevens, 18, of Chestnut Avenue in Niles pleaded guilty Thursday in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court to inducing panic.
NEOMED dean earns 2018 ATHENA Award
This year’s ATHENA Award recipient Dr. Elisabeth H. Young, vice president for health affairs and dean of the college of medicine at Northeast Ohio Medical University, attended Thursday night’s ceremony at Mr. Anthony’s in Boardman with her husband, Dr. Thomas Boniface.