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Artist Ray Simon on VTR

Ray Simon joined Louie b. Free on Vindy Talk Radio to discuss how he got started in art and his new work "Divine Providence."

ABUZZ ABOUT BEES

A local beekeeper shares his love and knowledge about bees.

GGOV Jr. at Trumbull CC

Sights and sounds from today's juniors qualifier at Trumbull Country Club.

Mt. Carmel Festival

Two Lowellville men who are active in the annual Mt.Carmel Festival have deep roots there.

Turner held for Contempt of Court

Jamal Turner, 25, was sentenced on charges of aggravated robbery and being a felon in possession of a firearm. During sentencing Turner's brother, Jamel, stormed out of the court. He was chased down by a bailiff and a deputy and taken into custody.

Arteum P. Brodeur arraignment

Arteum P. Brodeur uttered some surprising words this morning during his arraignment hearing, asking "Did he die?" after learning that Brodeur was charged with murder in the Saturday-evening death of Michael Krevas, 31.

Greek Grilling

A father son team is keeping Greek traditions alive at the St. Nicholas Greek Festival in Youngstown.

Julius Oliver on VTR

First Ward councilman Julius Oliver joined Vindy Talk Radio to discuss his political career, role models and backing independent mayoral candidate Sean McKinney.

Art of Conviction exhibit

Stephen Poullas from The Soap Gallery and Pat Kerrigan from Oak Hill Collaborative joined VTR to discuss the Art of Conviction exhibit coming to Soap Gallery.

Female firefighter

Erin Gilmour became the first woman in 13 years to pass the city fire department’s physical agility test. Check out her workout techniques below.

BEST: Landmark Restaurant

Landmark Restaurant is a comfortable place with comfort food. It’s the place where old friends go to meet over coffee, eggs and bacon. The proprietors of the establishment venture to say that’s why The Vindicator’s readers voted it as one of the best restaurants in the Mahoning Valley through a social media poll.

Ulster Project

Participants in the Mahoning Valley Ulster Project sing during the opening service June 28, 2017 at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Boardman. The project brings 12 Northern Ireland teenagers to the Valley. The teens will stay with area host families.

Boardman Names New Chief

Although he’s worked for a federal agency for nearly 20 years, the township’s next police chief believes his transition into his new role will be seamless. At an introductory event Friday, Todd Werth highlighted his strong ties to the Boardman community. He noted that he and his family have lived here for many years, and that his work for the FBI often has him working closely on cases with local law-enforcement officers. “I’ve lived in Boardman for 19 years,” said Werth. “This is where my kids go to school. This is where we live. This is where we’ll live through my retirement.”