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METRO DIGEST || MLK luncheon set

MLK luncheon set YOUNGSTOWN The Martin Luther King Jr. Planning Committee of the Mahoning Valley


Q. My credit is very bad because I let a family member take over payments on my car in 2017. My

Q. My credit is very bad because I let a family member take over payments on my car in 2017. My


LIMELIGHTS, CAREER PATHS

PROMOTED Home Savings has announced the promotion of Ken Ballway to senior vice president, deputy


BUSINESS DIGEST || Webinar series

Webinar series YOUNGSTOWN America Makes, 3Diligent and NIST-MEP will have a webinar from 1 to 3


Lara Lillibridge penns book coming in April

Lara Lillibridge penns book coming in April CLEVELAND Lara Lillibridge is an author from the


TRUMBULL COURTS

COURTS TRUMBULL COUNTY Docket Everbank v. Clair L. Roush Jr. et al, foreclosure. Cavalry SPV


Blood Drives

Blood Drives today Elks Lodge 305, 824 E. State St., Salem, noon to 5 p.m. Trumbull Regional


Facebook confronts loss of trust

Associated Press CHICAGO It’s a scandal of privacy, politics and an essential ingredient of


Births

Births St. Elizabeth boardman Laura and James Cox, Youngstown, girl, March 23. Carrie and


Services set for former Georgia governor, senator

Associated Press ATLANTA Funeral arrangements for former Georgia Gov. Zell Miller have been


Someone had to lead first

Opinion: A few new restaurants will be giving it a go in downtown Youngstown in upcoming weeks, and the


Democrats’ budget priorities are winning

Associated Press WASHINGTON Under President Barack Obama and a GOP-controlled Congress, Capitol


Official: Bombing suspect called himself psychopath

Associated Press AUSTIN, Texas The suspected Austin bomber called himself a “psychopath” in a


Residents to HomeGoods: Right Project, wrong property

A concerned Lordstown resident plans to hand out fliers against the zoning change for a HomeGoods distribution center


Valley communities using speed cams could lose state funding

Youngstown won’t give up the cameras if the bill is signed into law, mayor says