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W.Va. author uses first-hand accounts in latest WWII book
West Virginia author Mark Zangara uses first-hand accounts in latest World War II book, “The Fate of the USS Tide”
Ohio bill seeks to require valedictorian, salutatorian at schools
Ohio bill seeks to require valedictorian, salutatorian at schools
Reboot fatigue sets in at nation's theaters
'Men In Black' sequel underwhelms at box office this weekend
Free college tuition becomes rallying cry for Dem hopefuls
Tim Ryan supports a debt-free and tuition-free college education
More than 20,000 customers without power in Valley
More than 20,000 customers without power in Valley
Court justice to speak at opiate summit
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Community Opioid Summit VI: Addressing Addiction from the Bench,
Montgomery’s run in education ends after 47 years
Chuck Montogomery, 69, said he and his wife Cathy made the decision to leave in January.
Family, friends say goodbye to Phil Annarella
From a young age, Phil Annarella took care of others before himself.
Video makes social media more social
Video is the king of all content on social media. Our posts with images and pithy one-liners are
Maureen Collins in Playhouse cabaret
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN The Youngstown Playhouse will have a special fundraising event, “Maureen
Dinner, concert to benefit the Hoyt
Staff report NEW CASTLE, PA. The Tania Grubbs Quintet will perform a benefit dinner concert at
MILESTONES
MILESTONES HONORS Recognized for efforts by Ohio Farm Bureau The Ohio Farm Bureau recently
Malave back with Scrappers and his second family
Dennis Malave looked so out of place that Patti and Bob Bixler of Howland felt obligated to welcome him into their home.