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Starting Lineup part of city’s transformation

The downtown barber shop has plans to add more services in the future.

Schwebel Baking Co. still growing at 110

When Austrian-born Joseph and Dora Schwebel started their home business in 1906 in the Hazelton area near Youngstown and Campbell, Joseph would bake all night, and In the morning, Dora would hop on her bike and sell from neighborhood to neighborhood. A few years later, they had to begin hiring delivery drivers to distribute their popular product, as shown in this photo provided by Schwebel's.

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Showcase planned for business majors YOUNGSTOWN The Williamson College of Business

LIMELIGHTS, CAREER PATHS

Law Harrington, Hoppe & Mitchell Ltd. recently announced that Matthew M. Ries, an employment and

Choosing a new credit card

If you’re considering getting a new credit card, you’ve probably got a good reason. You may be

5 best industries for aspiring entrepreneurs in 2017

By JACKIE ZIMMERMANN NerdWallet This could be the year you decide to stop working for someone

EPA moves to preserve gas-mileage requirements

Associated Press WASHINGTON The Environmental Protection Agency moved Friday to cement strict

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Fire Grill closes GIRARD Fire Grill BBQ, located downtown at 30 N. State St., has closed.

Takata agrees to guilty plea, will pay $1B

Associated Press DETROIT Takata Corp. has agreed to plead guilty to a single criminal charge and

A thank you for his service: Realtor helps Iraq war vet move for free

“It’s unbelievable,” Willochell said. “I don’t even have the words for it because you know how the world is. You can’t find very many people that will do anything like this. It means a lot.”

CVS begins sale of generic EpiPen at a cheaper price

Tribune News Service PITTSBURGH Taking a stab at breaking the market dominance of Mylan’s EpiPen

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Hurdle for Home Savings cleared YOUNGSTOWN United Community Financial Corp. and The Home Savings

washington Experts question Trump plan to donate foreign hotel profits

Associated Press WASHINGTON It’s a public relations win for the president-elect: Donald Trump’s

Lordstown gets second multimillion-dollar power plant

Construction of the first plant is expected by May or June 2018.

Valley native plans restaurant, apts. downtown

The Gallagher Building on the corner of Commerce and Hazel streets in downtown Youngstown has been purchased by a Austintown native Ryan Sheridan, a developer who plans to transform it into a restaurant on the first floor and living space on the other three floors. The building was previously the long-time home of Cedar's, a dance bar and restaurant that moved to the West Side in 2013.