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Court: Youngstown anti-fracking amendment must go on ballot
The court determined the board of elections exceeded its authority by rejecting the initiative.
Desmond questions Gains’ appointment of special prosecutor
The court filing asks that a visiting judge appoint a prosecutor independent of Gains’ office.
Boardman residents raise concerns about new car dealership
Scotland Avenue residents are concerned about increased traffic from proposed Market Street business.
Ohio Supreme Court upholds death penalty in 2013 murder
Willie Wilks remains one of three men sentenced in Mahoning County who are currently on death row.
Liberty school workers to get 1 percent pay raise
The union received a 2 percent raise for school year 2016-2017 and a 2 percent raise for school year 2017-2018
Austintown man receives award for mentoring students
Andy Yantes, mentor for Fitch High School’s robotics team, displays an award he won for his work with students.
Agenda Thursday
Agenda Thursday Austintown school board, 10 a.m., work session and executive session, Dr. David
Republican candidates for state representative Randy Law and Martha Yoder say earlier dispute is behind them
Republican candidates for state representative Randy Law and Martha Yoder say earlier dispute is behind them
METRO DIGEST || Hamad lawsuit
Hamad lawsuit WARREN An attorney for Nasser Hamad, who was sentenced to life in prison for
Births
Births St. Elizabeth boardman Walter and Niki Kukla, Columbiana, boy, April 23. Stacey Guy and
Valley’s March unemployment rate down
While the number of unemployed people dropped by 7,900, employment did not increase.
Huntington Bank earnings up for 1Q
Columbus-based Huntington Bank reported its first-quarter net income rose $118 million compared with last year’s first quarter.
Opioid treatment gap
Medicare doesn’t cover most-effective medication Associated Press One in three older Americans
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