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Historical society’s speaker series will cover local, national topics
Staff report WARREN The Trumbull County Historical Society will launch its annual Sunday Speaker
Rebellion of teachers targets pay, pensions
Associated Press OKLAHOMA CITY The state Capitol in Kentucky filled with teachers protesting
Some Valley schools take comprehensive approach to school safety
Valley schools, like their counterparts across the country, are grappling with security issues after mass school shootings in places such as Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
Howland junior says Alabama ‘space camp’ reinforced his love of aviation
Howland junior says Alabama ‘space camp’ reinforced his love of aviation
Valley marchers in DC show solidarity with Parkland teens
Less than a year ago, Kira Walker embarked on a weeklong bus trip through the Deep South in which she learned about the civil-rights movement and enduring lessons from that era about tolerance, compassion and civic responsibility.
Rally against gun violence attracts 400 to Wick Park
While an estimated half-million people marched on Washington, D.C. , Saturday to protest gun violence, a smaller but equally passionate group rallied locally to help raise awareness.
Struthers mock trial team celebrates 2nd appearance at state competition
Struthers mock trial team wraps a successful season
Expert to parents: Here's how to prevent kids' suicides, drug abuse
Have dinner with your kids, always be aware of their location, enforce curfews, know the parents of their friends, form strong family relationships and lovingly discipline them, he said.
Columbiana students on run for fun & funds
Joshua Dixon Elementary students in Columbiana run around the gym for the inaugural Jog A Thon Friday morning. They raised money for school activities and got to have a fun event as a result.
School safety questioned at Canfield school board meeting
Silence resounded at a Canfield Board of Education meeting when Superintendent Alex Geordan asked principals if their teachers make up their own safety plans.
Boardman High students prep for 12th “Project Mayhem” concert
Boardman seniors Sydney Boggs, left, and Krista Ritz practice a song for Friday’s rock orchestra show at the performing arts center.
Residents, students worry about possible Boardman school cuts
A crowd of 1,700 packed the State of the Schools’ meeting.
Liberty school officials seek input at open forum
Liberty students spoke their minds to school officials about their perceptions of their school district at an open forum Tuesday evening.
No Boulder for Mohip
The Youngstown schools CEO remains a finalist for superintendent in two other districts.
Harding High School staff member accused of sexual battery
The staff member is on administrative leave while the investigation continues.