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French, Schwartz named first-team All-Ohio
Canfield defensive back Paul French was named to the first team in Division III.
State officials visit Y-town to roll out prescription opioid awareness campaign
Of the 88 drug-related deaths that have been confirmed in Mahoning County so far this year, 49 percent were linked to prescription drugs.
LeBron ejected, but Love prevails
LeBron James lost his cool. Kevin Love and Cavaliers stayed just as hot.
SPORTS DIGEST || The Butler to host Pirates’ food drive
The Pittsburgh Pirates will hold their “Care-a-van” food drive at The Butler Institue of American Art on Dec. 7.
Boardman township promotes five police officers
Boardman Police Department undergoes major staffing changes
Jay-Z, Kendrick Lamar, Bruno Mars among Grammy nod leaders Year of rap and R&B
By MESFIN FEKADU AP Music Writer NEW YORK Jay-Z is the leader of the 2018 Grammy Award
Career advice on LinkedIn
My friend and local attorney Jan Mostov recently posted, “I presume there are thousands of people
Boardman police investigate shooting
Boardman police: Woman shot in the leg at Schenley Avenue apartment
Death is 23rd homicide of 2017, five ahead of 2016
Police say the gunfire that killed a Struthers man early Tuesday in a North Side parking lot was unusual.
METRO DIGEST || Wife stabs husband
BOE meeting today STRUTHERS The Struthers Board of Education will have its regular meeting at
Youngstown schools retirees honored in ceremony
Joe Meranto, district superintendent, said despite the bad press and bad politics surrounding the city schools, he was happy to thank the retirees on behalf of the students and taxpaying citizens of Youngstown.
Get your orange ribbons to support schools plan
Youngstown City Schools supporters make orange ribbons to show support for the district's transformation. Pictured clockwise from left are volunteers Tamara Tucker, Michelle Fleming, Megan Mercado, Penny Wells, schools CEO Krish Mohip and Amanda McGinnis.
Trump helped fuel end of shame
Opinion: WASHINGTON “I never wonder to see men wicked, but I often wonder to see them not ashamed,”
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS | Tuesday’s results
GIRLS BASKETBALL Lowellville 40, Leetonia 35 LEETONIA Marissa Lellio scored 11 points, with
Tis the season to sparkle
The holiday season is in full swing now and many Valley residents are planning their holiday parties and New Year’s Eve celebrations. For many, this means the annual purchase of Champagne and Sparkling Wine from around the world.
Ohio activists push amendments to restore community rights
Associated Press COLUMBUS Activists in Ohio are joining efforts around the country that
GOP moves tax measure ahead
Associated Press WASHINGTON Republicans held together and shoved their signature tax overhaul a