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West Branch’s Montgomery earns 600th victory
Randy Montgomery’s milestone win came at Hubbard, where his brother Chuck is the AD.
Fearless Brown ignites Valley Christian comeback
Lohron Brown (1) scores past McDonald's Zach Rasile (1) during action at Valley Christian Friday night. Brown scored 14 of his 20 points in the second half to spark a Valley Christian comeback.
In Warren, DeWine offers hope for kids, Lordstown plant, but not offering cash
Gov. Mike DeWine told a gathering of about 70 Mahoning Valley officials his trip to the General Motors headquarters in Detroit just after taking office suggested GM is “involved in actively looking for another company” to take over GM Lordstown Assembly Plant facilities due for closure next month.
Youngstown urges state not to seek repayment of about $4.5 million
The auditor’s office is waiting for a repayment plan from the city
Ohlin’s 28 points help Tigers take down Vikings
Evan Ohlin scored 28 points and Shane Eynon had 17 points and 15 rebounds.
YSU women lose on buzzer-beating 3-pointer
Molly Glick hit a buzzer-beating 3-pointer to give NKU a 65-62 victory.
Domestic dispute results in felony charges
A Canfield man is in the Mahoning County jail after badly beating his 19-year-old daughter, according to the Mahoning County Sheriff’s Office.
The Academy Awards WHO WILL WIN (AND WHO SHOULD)
Ahead of Sunday’s 91st Academy Awards, Associated Press Film Writers Lindsey Bahr and Jake Coyle share their predictions for a ceremony that has few sure things.
Rejected DARE officer looks to lawyer up against Mathews school board
Theresa Hartman, the Hartford Township police officer rejected as DARE officer by Mathews school board for unexplained “personal issues,” says she expects to meet with an attorney to discuss possible litigation against the board.
Stalwarts Allen, Miller must be replaced
Cleveland relievers had a 4.60 ERA last season, a substantial drop from a successful four-year run.
RELIGION DIGEST | Torah studies
Torah studies Villa Maria, Pa. The Villa Maria Education & Spirituality Center, 2067 Evergreen
I-680 Market Street ramp to be closed
Ohio Department of Transportation crews will be working all next week to repair drainage systems in the Himrod Expressway area.
Trumbull commissioners, planning chair want report released
The three Trumbull County commissioners are calling on the county planning commission to release an investigative report into allegations by planning commission Director Trish Nuskievicz that county Engineer Randy Smith created a hostile work environment for her.
Bomb squad removes leftover blasting cap from Trailex Manufacturing and Sales
Bomb squad removes leftover blasting cap from Trailex Manufacturing and Sales
Harambee shares African culture with Taft students for Black History Month
A group from Harambee of Youngstown dances at Taft Elementary in Youngstown Friday in celebration of Black History Month.
Feral cats visiting the garden
Q. One of the gardeners at our community garden has invited cats to the area. Isn’t this bad for our