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Hunter Crites
Hunter Crites, a young boy from Girard, OH,has learned to walk without crutches with a little help from Easter seals
Cherry Valley Coke Oven
Leetonia, OH officials are expanding a natural area around the historic Cherry Valley Coke Ovens. Built in 1866 the ovens produced coke which was used as fuel in nearby blast furnances.
Election night
Election night is an exiting time says Mahoning County Democrat Party Chairman David Betras. Locals turned out for a victory party at Democrat party headquarters in Youngstown Tuesday night.
CPR Training For Sixth Graders
Sixth graders at Roosevelt School in McDonald, OH learned some adult lessons while taking a CPR class.
YMCA World Art
Artwork at the Davis Family YMCA has footprints all over it. They’re photos of 311 pairs of feet from people from all over the world assembled into a montage by Suzanne Bort Gray to create Peaceful Soleutions.
Kent State Slideshow
It’s been nearly 40 years since a student anti-war protest at Kent State University ended in violence with the deaths of four students and the wounding of nine others. 1970 can perhaps best be described as a turbulent time in the United States as opposition to the war in Vietnam, particularly on college campuses, grew.
Pavlik Loss
Kelly Pavlik lost to Sergio Martinez in Atlantic City April 17, 2010. Trainer Jack Loew and Top rank's Bob Arum talk about the loss.
Pavlik Fans
Mahoning Valley fans made the trip to Atlantic City to cheer on Kelly "The Ghost" Pavlik
Pavlik Vs. Martinez Weigh-In
Kelly Pavlik and Sergio Martinez both made weight for Saturday's championship fight in Atlantic City.
New YSU Womens Coach
Bob Boldon, a standout player at Louisville High and NAIA Walsh University in the mid-1990s, was hired to jump-start a Penguins program coming off the two worst seasons in school history.
YSU ROTC
The city may not seem like the place to train future military recruits, but Youngstown State University has found a valuable partner in the Mill Creek MetroParks. Each spring ROTC cadets put to the test what they’ve learned throughout the year by doing real-life simulations on the park’s grounds, said Major Patrick Williams, ROTC officer in charge.
Clean-Up in Warren
Folks came out Friday from a variety of places to help clean up and board up vacant homes on Atlantic Street Northeast and surrounding streets in the near north end of the city. For Judy Milks of Niles, the cleanup is a way to help the children who walk through that neighborhood, especially on Sunday mornings when they come to her church, First United Methodist on North Park Avenue, for a free breakfast and church service.
