David Skolnick

Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.

Fisher goes negative in ads

Opinion: The struggling U.S. Senate campaign of Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher went on the offensive with a television

Opinion: A small group of Jim Traficant supporters are responsible for making sure the ex-congressman got his

Opinion: The down-ticket statewide races don’t typically receive much attention. There aren’t too many

Opinion: “The secretary of state has high-paid attorneys. I feel just let them handle it.” That quote came

Opinion: There’s much to consider and write about the Mahoning County Oakhill corruption indictment.

Opinion: Bill Johnson is “on the radar” of the National Republican Congressional Committee. Johnson of

Opinion: Delphi Corp. salaried retirees, who’ve lost up to 70 percent of their pensions, learned the hard way

Opinion: I’m surprised by the number of people who asked me to write this column about the Austintown Fourth

Opinion: In public, it’s been all smiles between the current Youngstown City Council, seated in January 2008,

Opinion: The numbers are interesting, but do they mean anything? During the May 4 primary, 1,290 registered

Opinion: The most intriguing “down-ticket” races on the statewide ballot in November pits Attorney General

Opinion: The Ohio Democratic Party apparently believes it’s best for everyone to think alike and say the same

Opinion: I knew I was in for some entertainment when I read the sign outside Mr. Anthony’s, where Mahoning

Opinion: Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, didn’t make it last week to President

Opinion: I vowed never do it again. I wasted so much time doing it in the past, and it was never worth it.