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Williamson students rewarded with Sweetheart Dance
Williamson Elementary students Melissa Colvin, left, and Myeisha McKnight dance together at the Wednesday afternoon Sweetheart Dance, which was for students on track with behavior and academics.
Hubbard French Club's Mardi Gras event focuses on cultural significance
The Hubbard French Club learned how to swing dance and ate creole cuisine at the celebration in Brookfield.
Talk about schools was not public meeting
A Youngstown school board member called a private meeting at East High that took place on Feb. 9 an ‘egregious act’
South Side Academy carnival raises money for patients
Zhraiah Chehan, 8, fires a dart toward a target during the Pennies for Patients Carnival Tuesday at South Side Academy in Youngstown. Proceeds from the after-school carnival and other fundraising events at the school in January and February will benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
Brookfield girls basketball team wins at tournament
Brookfield girls basketball team wins at tournament
Lake Milton American Legion Post 737 receives award
Lake Milton American Legion Post 737 receives award
Cardinal Mooney annual fund on pace to surpass goal
Cardinal Mooney annual fund on pace to surpass goal
Youngstown Schools Stakeholders discuss next steps for district
Youngstown City Schools stakeholders had a positive discussion about the next steps for the district, one said.
Chili cook-off opens school to community, businesses
It was a battle of the heartiest, the spiciest, and the most unconventional batch of chili at Canfield High School
Moment of silence replaces prayer before West Branch game Friday
Spectators, many sporting 'Prayer Matters' shirts, wait for the varsity game to start Friday at West Branch High School in Beloit. A student created the shirts after the district halted prayer before games after receiving a complaint.
Kucinich will fight privatizing education
The Ohio gubernatorial candidate said he intends to give those trying to privatize public education will have “the fight of their lives.”
Struthers students hope to inspire others with messages of faith
Three students in particular share a love of writing, faith in God and an appreciation for the role models who helped guide them.
Tensions mount in flap over prayers at West Branch
Some West Branch Schools students said their academic environment has become tense after the district curtailed prayer before athletic games in January.