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A company wants to borrow up to $675K from Youngstown to film a movie
The company is planning a thriller/horror film to be shot in Youngstown.
Struthers council honors athletes, addresses harassment
Council also announced the reassignment of the fire chief.
West Branch schools highlight safety efforts
When West Branch schools’ safety plan was implemented in 1995, no thought was given to dealing with an active shooter, but current protocols must address those potential situations.
Vendors promote local services at Community Resource Fair
The TRIO Educational Opportunity Center showcased resources for Youngstown
Task force nabs man attempting to solicit sex from a 12-year-old boy
The suspect owns a motel in Lisbon that recently advertised an Easter egg hunt for children.
YSU faculty honored at dinner
Youngstown State University honored dozens of faculty members, including one with 50 years of services, at its annual Faculty Recognition Awards Dinner on Wednesday evening.
Man gets 6 months in jail for pushing cop
Judge R. Scott Krichbaum of Mahoning County Common Pleas Court said he felt jail was deserved because he feels people should not assault police, even though a pre-sentence investigation and prosecutors were recommending probation.
Youngstown JROTC students offer gentle hands to Animal Charity hounds
Chaney Junior ROTC member Kimberly McCann gives Kilo some much-needed 'me time' to sniff and smell. The JROTC volunteers spent Wednesday walking dogs as a community service project at Animal Charity.
Agenda Friday
Agenda Friday Brookfield Township trustees, 7:30 a.m., special meeting, administration building,
Relay for life
Relay for life Scheduled events The American Cancer Society’s planned Relay for Life events in
Man who pleaded to robbery charges gets second chance
Joseph Zaku said he knows what he did is wrong. Judge Sweeney advised him that a probation violation could result in 11 years in prison.
Niles police chief says officer fired after seeing gun and hand in stairwell
Niles police chief says officer fired after seeing gun and hand in stairwell
New Boardman Panera coming this fall
Warren-based Covelli Enterprises will close its original Panera location inside the Shops at Boardman Park to open the location that will feature a new design, a drive-thru and patio.
Two local Walmart to undergo improvements this year
Two local Walmart locations are a part of a list of Ohio locations up for a remodel this year.