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Kennedy Catholic too much for Harding
The Raiders (4-5) trailed the two-time defending PIAA champions by just five, 26-21, at the start of the third quarter.
Adi’s fight revealed; family in limbo
Adi sits in a cell in Geauga County jail on a hunger strike, what will happen next to the downtown businessman is unknown.
YSU College Invitational Friday at WATTS
Approximately 50 college track programs will be represented.
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
BOYS BASKETBALL Canton Central Catholic 55, Ursuline 45 YOUNGSTOWN Stone Sirpilla led the
Judge Vettori pleads not guilty to federal charges
The Mahoning County judge had been expected to enter into a plea agreement at her arraignment.
SPORTS DIGEST || YSU soccer team to host Spring ID Camp
YSU soccer team to host Spring ID Camp YOUNGSTOWN The Youngstown State Women’s Soccer Team will
Youngstown council pelted with calls about how city handled plowing
‘This wasn’t our best performance,’ a councilman says.
MCCTC design, print program gives students competitive edge
The Digital Print and Design program at MCCTC recently received a national accreditation, and its faculty members are certified to teach a two-year PrintED program.
Cavaliers battling annual January cold spell
LeBron James was not in a playful mood following practice.
Third Class can’t hide happiness on new album
Third Class may be evolving as a band, but its music remains
Harlem Globetrotters return to Covelli Centre Hoops, humor and history
El Gato Melendez is well aware of the high profile that comes with playing for the Harlem Globetrotters.
Boardman schools to put new, 10-year levy on May ballot
District officials say the state funding formula doesn’t work for Boardman.
Holocaust play ‘Images” will return to Playhouse
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN “Images: Remembrances of the Holocaust – The Eva Schloss Story,” a play
Selah Dessert Theater to present ‘Misery’
Staff report STRUTHERS Selah Dessert Theater will present the psychological thriller “Misery,”
Doctors offer opposite opinions on whether boy’s fracture was child abuse
Two emergency-room doctors gave opposite opinions in court Wednesday on whether the broken arm Michael Tenney’s grandson suffered a year ago when he was 5 was caused by child abuse.
Boardman man accused of raping 12-year-old with special needs
Suspect told police he knew he was arrested ‘for raping that autistic girl’
A man’s 16th OVI offense lands him in treatment program
David Black will spend six months in CCA as part of five years’ probation
Fairhaven, Hubbard students share special bond
The Fairhaven Bulldog and the Hubbard Eagle cheered during Wednesday’s basketball game at Fairhaven School in Niles, along with members of Hubbard band members and cheerleaders and band members, who had lunch with Fairhaven students afterward.