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Patrick Reed wins The Masters

Patrick Reed won The Masters


State fire marshal to probe fire that killed elderly woman

The Ohio State Fire Marshal will investigate a fatal structure fire that killed a 91-year-old woman Saturday evening.


Barbecue beef recalled in Ohio

The meat may be contaminated with rubber


More than $1M in road projects planned in Struthers this season

State Route 289 and Midlothian Boulevard will be repaved


Officials warn of synthetic mairjuana laced with rat poison

No cases have been found in Ohio yet


Ohio governor's race heats up as early voting begins Tuesday

The four Democrat candidates will debate Tuesday


Trump administration snubs urban projects in TIGER grants

Youngstown's $10.3M request was summarily rejected last month


'A Quiet Place' makes thunderous $50M debut

'Ready Player One' came in second place


Trump condemns Syrian chemical attack, calls Assad 'animal'

Reports say at least 40 died in the attack near Damascus


Golf courses under the weather

Lingering cold and snow are costing Valley golf courses.


Citywide baby shower pushes infant safety

The baby shower took place at the Eugenia C. Atkinson Recreational Center on Saturday.


Two eagles help Reed stay in front at Augusta

Patrick Reed seized control with a pair of eagles on the back nine, two big pars and a 5-under 67.


Steel takes advantage of tired Phantoms’ defense

Chicago scored three goals in the third period.


Local artist creating work to honor vets; cost is about $75,000

By WILLIAM K. ALCORN alcorn@vindy.com AUSTINTOWN The men and women who served in the military

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Playhouse youth theater to present ‘The Little Prince’

If YOu Go What: “The Little Prince” When: 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 2:30 p.m. April 15


Co-author of book on Strouss’ store to lecture

Staff report BOARDMAN Tom Welsh, a local author and historian, will give a presentation based on


Stagnant gas tax presents statewide infrastructure issues

States near Ohio have raised their gas tax, and they have better roads, an Ohio officeholder says


Ed Puskas: Mother Nature isn’t cooperating

Winter isn’t quite read to go away for good in Ohio.


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A song of hope for Al Adi Othman

YOUNGSTOWN Tom Manche has never met Amer “Al” Adi Othman, the Youngstown businessman who was deported to Jordan recently. But the Nashville-based singer-songwriter and music producer was so moved by Adi’s struggle that he wrote and recorded a song about him.


Blaney 3rd straight driver to steer No. 22 Ford to win

Three Xfinity Series races, three different drivers and three consecutive wins for the No. 22 car.


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