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Chamber, partners create jobs list for laid off workers
Chamber, partners creates jobs list for laid off workers
GM rebounds with $8.1B 2018 profit in 2018
Area leaders still remain focused on Lordstown, which is set to close March 1.
Canfield surges with strong 4th quarter
Minus their top scorer, Boardman’s girls basketball players responded by giving Canfield fits for three quarters.
Youngstown council cracking down on predatory land contracts
Council unanimously approved the legislation.
Pelini brothers together again with Penguins
Bo Pelini’s contract at YSU expires Feb. 28, but he says he is returning as head coach.
Remembering historic Children’s March
Janice Wesley Kelsey, who participated in the 1963 Children’s March in Birmingham, Ala., shared her story of segregation and striving for equality with Youngstown students.
YSU’s recruting list again big on locals
National Signing Day has changed, but YSU’s recruiting classes have remained dotted with local football talent.
Smith Township judge grants ex-police chief early release
In November, Siranovic was convicted by a jury of stealing $10,000 from the Smith Township Police Department’s evidence locker.
Last two suspects in young mother's murder arraigned
Bond is $1 million for each of the six suspects.
Boardman football sends three to college
A rundown of where the Spartans’ players and other Valley athletes are headed.
Youngstown’s current, former law directors file as Dems for judge
Wednesday was the filing deadline for partisan races on the May 7 primary ballot.
Tamburitzans not living in the past
The Tamburitzans are the longest-running live stage show in the United States.
Troupe is a family tradition for Pulaski, Pa., man
For Alex Hrishenko, being a Tamburitzan is something that runs in the family.
Red Wanting Blue to headline JD Eicher’s Songfest
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN JD Eicher’s annual Summer Songfest will take place Aug. 24 with
Toyhio Toy Show at the Metroplex
The Toyhio Toy Show will return to the Metroplex Expo Center from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday
Campbell council OKs $2M temporary budget
City council passed a $2,055,005 temporary budget that will cover appropriations the city made and will make between Jan. 1 and March 31.