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Money stolen from Salvation Army returned
The thief dropped off $130 to after taking a red kettle from Southern Park Mall.
Performance Index ranks city district next to last in Ohio
separate analysis puts it at no. 404 out of 611
By DENISE DICK denise_dick@vindy.com Youngstown The city school district’s Performance Index
Single mother starts bakery in her home
Single mother starts Internet bakery in her home By AMANDA C. DAVIS news@vindy.com BOARDMAN
Group seeks to refresh track with Pepsi funds
By AMANDA C. DAVIS news@vindy.com COLUMBIANA A local organization is soliciting votes in hopes
Columbiana street fair: It’s ‘a big, citywide reunion’
By AMANDA C. DAVIS news@vindy.com COLUMBIANA Many former residents who revisit the area plan
Woman fires at cops during standoff
By AMANDA C. DAVIS news@vindy.com SALINEVILLE A village woman is in Columbiana County Jail on
Collection of Salem income tax up $147K
By AMANDA C. DAVIS news@vindy.com SALEM Changes to the city’s income-tax credits are
Painter hopes to preserve history
By AMANDA C. DAVIS news@vindy.com SALEM Lifelong Salem resident Bob Schuck is hoping to keep
Canfield native donates liver to toddler son
By AMANDA C. DAVIS news@vindy.com PITTSBURGH It’s only fitting that 10-month-old Rocco
Salem looks at proposal for water
By AMANDA C. DAVIS news@vindy.com SALEM The city is trying to take advantage of its ample
Canfield class urged to build upon successes their successes
By AMANDA C. DAVIS news@vindy.com CANFIELD When Steve Dalvin began his search for the right
A fitting choice: Club offers gently worn prom dresses
There’s still time to drop off dresses for another sale planned in March. COLUMBIANA — Talia
Canfield to dispose of guns seized during arrests, probes
CANFIELD — The city has decided to do away with firearms confiscated during the course of arrests
Canfield council says goodbye to ex-city manager
CANFIELD — In the 18 years he served Canfield, longtime City Manager Charles Tieche attended 432
All-day kindergarten is expensive
The school district’s need to live within its means is the chief reason why there won’t be all-day
All-day kindergarten setup rejected in Canfield
Full-day kindergarten would mean more teachers, new construction and additional busing costs.
Canfield First Night deemed big success
About 2,500 people rang in the New Year at Canfield’s First Night celebration. CANFIELD – The
Pay for Tieche to assist Warino is discussed
CANFIELD — As the city’s new manager, Joseph Warino has been busy in his first few weeks on the job,
Small-town feeling draws shoppers to city
COLUMBIANA — The small-town feel of Christmas has returned to this city. Christmas music piped
Canfield council appoints Warino city manager
Outgoing City Manager Charles Tieche originally had planned to retire in ’07. CANFIELD —
YouTube sensation
Valley native hits it big with online videos
Canfield mom endures painful recovery from flesh eating disease
Jenny Enyeart, of Canfield poses with her father, Jim Enyeart and 3-and-a-half month old daughter Hallie Smith. Jenny Enyeart nearly died after a post-birth experience with necrotizing fascitis, more commonly known as the "flesh-eating" bacteria.
Perseverance pays off for Canfield graduate
Struggle is inevitable but can be overcome through faith, the guest speaker said.
Volunteers spruce up downtown
More than 370 people helped spread mulch, plant flowers and clean up. Once you call
WINE WITH PUNCH
Local winery to make Mancini’s Southpaw The former boxing champ’s signature wine should be
Iraq vet visits martial-arts class
Martial arts kept the soldier’s mind and body sharp while serving in Iraq. Before enlisting in
Shower for Animals: Sunny day, gloomy economy draw throngs to Mill Creek event
Owen Lu of Lowellville reaches to pet at duckling during Sunday's farm animal Baby Shower at Mill Creek MetroParks'farm along state Route 46 across from the Canfield Fairgrounds.
Rosemary Wagner appreciates everything that Mill Creek MetroParks has to offer. The Youngstown
Rosemary Wagner appreciates everything that Mill Creek MetroParks has to offer. The Youngstown
Shows reveal sense of fashion, history for the American girl
BOARDMAN — From bonnets to hoodies, girls’ fashion surely has come a long way. There used to be a
Demand is up for the bags of food worth $75 that are sold to anyone for only $30.
Demand is up for the bags of food worth $75 that are sold to anyone for only $30. YOUNGSTOWN –
The dogs proved they were good listeners.
The dogs proved they were good listeners. GREENFORD — Damian McClish has been a little down
Love of students is driving force
Some district employees are receiving advanced training to better deal with special-needs students.
Dolled up, American Girl style
Girls came from as far as Akron, Cleveland and Cuyahoga Falls to try out for the fashion show.
Youngstown man accepted into Mensa
Reading and classical music provide great foundations for intelligence, the man said.
Parks’ class on evergreens offers seasonal creativity
Looking for the right Christmas tree? Read on. YOUNGSTOWN — Isabelle Moyer’s mom, Mary, is a
Program helps freshman girls adjust to high school
South Range High School freshmen Anna Cullar and Melissa Melnick feel more comfortable these days walking in the hallways at the high school.
South Range Sisterhood bridges social gap
The program helps freshmen girls adjust to high school. NORTH LIMA — South Range High School
South Range Sisterhood unites freshmen, seniors
NORTH LIMA — South Range High School freshmen Anna Cullar and Melissa Melnick feel more comfortable
Priest: Adopt children; I have 4
Youngstown is the only city in Ohio participating in the adoption program developed by the priest.
South Range officials expect a deficit in 2012
A renewal levy on the Nov. 4 ballot is critical for the district’s continued operation, officials
TV judge to settle Hubbard dispute
The show airs at 3 p.m. today on Hubbard’s FOX Channel 8. HUBBARD – Two local women will have
Church offers fun for families
Local companies and a church gave families the chance to breathe a little easier. AUSTINTOWN —
S. Range starts to build school
Present plans call for the football stadium to remain where it is NORTH LIMA — It was an
Fellows garden celebrates season
Two weddings were also held on the garden grounds during the event YOUNGSTOWN – Lucille
South Range Elementary wins award
The state education department nominated the school based on its consistent record of
Work on the site could begin next week, officials say.
Work on the site could begin next week, officials say. NORTH LIMA — The first steps have been
Chefs serve up compassion
The Food Network-style event was expected to raise $25,000 for Sojourner House. LIBERTY —
E-MAILING IT IN With work, kids, mom feels right at home
1And though her work sometimes keeps her up to the wee hours, she wouldn’t have it any other way.
THRILL OF THEIR LIVES
For fans, soap star sparkles in appearance at Niles mall The actor from Michigan played Jennifer
Festival promotes Irish heritage
A world-renowned youth choir from Ireland performs at 3:45 p.m. today. YOUNGSTOWN — Pat and
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