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Top 25 rewind: UNC, Kentucky and Miami learning from losses
Associated Press RALEIGH, N.C. Fifth-ranked North Carolina made use of its few days off to
Athletes stepped up when disaster struck
Associated Press J.J. Watt had a modest goal when he launched a fundraiser to benefit victims of
Steelers prepare for Texans without Brown
The Pittsburgh Steelers still have plenty to play for in their last two games
SPORTS digest
Paul Hulea takes over Leetonia football team LEETONIA Former Crestview and Poland head coach
‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi’ still dominating the movie galaxy
‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi’ still dominating the movie galaxy LOS ANGELES “Star Wars: The Last
TRUMBULL COURTS
COURTS TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Shayne D. Blankenship, 26, of 8143 Addison Road,
The First Christmas
Editorial: The First Christmas AND IT CAME TO PASS IN THOSE days, that there went out a decree from Caesar
O Holy Night
Sheila Kosmo helps her daughter, Maddie, 8, both of Austintown, light her candle during a Christmas Eve service at Faith Community Covenant Church in Youngstown. The service, led by Michael Zabel, right, the senior pastor at Faith Community, welcomed nearly 40 worshippers to “pause” before the holiday. “This gives us a chance to pause in the busyness and remember why we are celebrating Christmas,” Zabel said. After the melodies of “O Holy Night” rang out, Zabel asked parishioners if they would just take a moment to ask themselves, “Are you ready for Christmas?”Pictured at the top is Aiden Fitzhenry, 5, of Southington hanging a candy cane on a Christmas tree during the service.
Still procrastinating? Amazon will deliver until 11:59 tonight
Even after online shipping deadlines have passed, holiday procrastinators in more than 30 cities who have already paid for Amazon's $99-a-year Prime membership can order this weekend to get gifts, food or decorations in two hours - or even one, for an extra fee.
Local tax experts say new tax plan will benefit most area taxpayers
Most Mahoning Valley taxpayers will see modest benefits from tax changes, experts say, but income inequality will widen, according to a YSU professor.
Planned injection wells raise concerns among residents
Concerns are mounting in Brookfield as company applies for three more injection well permits near Wyngate Manor.
Third Baptist pastor to be honored at Emancipation commemoration
The Rev. Todd Johnson of Warren will be the speaker.