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NEWSMAKERS | Valley man misses mark for $100,000
A Mahoning Valley man’s marksmanship just missed his $100,000 target.
YSO to close season with ‘All Beethoven’
Dana School of Music faculty member Caroline Oltmanns wil be the guest piano soloist at the Youngstown Symphony Orchestra’s season-ending concert Saturday.
Childhood classics with a modern sensibility
All grown up, Hansel and Gretel return to the forest to exact revenge on their childhood tormentors. Snow White escapes the Evil Queen and takes up with a group of Shaolin monks.
Area man is still on target on ‘Top Shot’
Brian Zins of Poland will learn his fate tonight on the season finale of The History Channel’s contest series “Top Shot.”
Wingfest will be hot (or mild)
Covelli Centre will host Wingfest this summer, a new street festival that will take place the weekend of July 21-23.
ENTERTAINMENT NEWS | Eddie Money, Coe, Outlaws in concert
McMenamy’s Amphitheater, 325 Youngstown-Warren Road (U.S. route 422), will host a series of concerts this summer, including:
Wii successor due in 2012, says Nintendo
Nintendo says the successor to the hit Wii console will arrive next year, but isn’t saying anything about what the new system will do.
NEWSMAKERS | ‘Home on the Range’ cabin needs repairs
The cabin in north-central Kansas where “Home on the Range” was written is badly in need of repairs, and Kansans are stepping up to try to save it.
The Royal Wedding: Where & When to Watch this Friday
To say the royal wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton will be a massive media revelry is, at best, an understatement.
VIDEO GAME REVIEW | Portal 2
The Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device could change your life. Imagine a tool that lets you instantaneously cross vast distances by blowing holes through the time-space continuum.
The five most memorable cinematic felines
With the documentary “African Cats” opening, here’s a look at the five most memorable cinematic
NEWSMAKERS | ‘Rio’ repeats at No. 1
Anne Hathaway and Jesse Eisenberg’s talking birds have edged out Tyler Perry’s sass-talking grandma at the weekend box office.
ENTERTAINMENT NEWS | Spring concert
The Chamber Players of the Mercer County Historical Society, under the direction of Richard Konzen, will present its Spring concert at 7 p.m. Friday in the Helen Black Miller Memorial Chapel.
ON THE BUBBLE: Viewers will learn next month if their favorite shows will live
Viewers will learn next month if their favorite shows will live By Gail Pennington St. Louis
Poets have opportunity to win a $1,000 prize
A grand prize of $1,000 will be awarded to the last poet standing in a contest being sponsored for poets of any age by Rainbow Fine Arts.