By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN AT&T has announced plans to invest $14
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN As expected, the Home Savings and Loan Co.
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com WARREN If approved, Michigan-based Talmer Bank and Trust
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Sales-tax collection across the Mahoning
Peppe Smith, owner of Camelot Lanes in Boardman, says she sees positive signs all around the Youngstown community. “I cannot deny that I am better off than I was four years ago," she declares, but adds: “I do not attribute that to the president.”
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Palmantier’s Motel sits on a rural patch
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN At a house on Lockwood Boulevard, in a
In a strong show of support for better economic policies and stronger communities from Warren and Youngstown to Columbiana and beyond, the Mahoning Valley Organizing Collaborative brought about 200 people together at Stambaugh Auditorium on Thursday.
The Lemon Grove, which faced a lawsuit seeking more than $20,000 in compensation related to property damage at its former location, has resolved the matter in an undisclosed out-of-court settlement with its former landlord SKA Limited.
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN First National Bank of Pennsylvania posted
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN In an ongoing effort to reveal the hundreds
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN A Boardman doctor has been named the
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Huntington National Bank, bolstered by its
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Pittsburgh-based PNC Bank, Youngstown’s
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Officials from across the country traveled
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN The Valley’s top-10 banks appeared in a
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com North Lima D&L Energy Group of Youngstown announced
Staff report Bazetta Specialty home-improve- ment retailer Menards is finalizing plans for the
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Sales-tax figures from the Ohio Department of Taxation show gains continuing across the Mahoning Valley, with modest upward collection rates in June and July, demonstrating consumers seem inclined to spend more this year than last.
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Youngstown State University and a South
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN It’s as if Mark Roarty stands shaking his
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN A proposed 250-mile natural- gas
About 250 people got a look at the addditive manufacturing processes being used by companies in the new hub, downtown Youngstown. A consortium of more than 60 private companies, nonprofit organizations and universities came together to form NAMII, which had its formal opening Thursday.
In Pennsylvania, hydraulic fracturing will expend billions of gallons of water; in New York, environmentalists are concerned about development efforts and their effects on water; and in Ohio, the story is no different on either front.
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com HUBBARD A local nonprofit organization will showcase
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com youngstown When doctors at a prominent Ohio hospital
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN The Mahoning Valley’s real-estate market
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Little, if any, hope remains for a broad
Workers, their children, family members and others who lived through the steel mill’s closing, which started a ripple effect that resulted in thousands of people losing their jobs, attended the commemoration.
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com CAMPBELL Thirty-five years ago today, on Sept. 19,
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Financial uncertainty continues to impact
Protesters at an anti-fracking rally march from the The First Unitarian Universalist Church of Youngstown to Youngstown City Hall on Wednesday. Earlier, they watched Josh Fox’s short film “The Sky is Pink” after listening to former Pittsburgh Councilman Doug Shields.
Time is running out for lawmakers to pass a comprehensive farm bill before the current one expires Sept. 30, leaving many Ohio farmers uncertain of how to deal with the adversity of this year’s drought in the absence of a crucial bill intended to provide assistance even in good times.
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN A national advocacy group consisting of
In Pennsylvania, hydraulic fracturing will expend billions of gallons of water; in New York, environmentalists are concerned about development efforts and their effects on water; and in Ohio, the story is no different on either front.
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Ohio’s farmland holds potential for more
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN From outside, the United Methodist
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com Youngstown This year’s shale expo at the Covelli
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Three leading energy companies announced
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN The Lemon Grove and its owner, Jacob
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@shalesheet.com YOUNGSTOWN The shale boom in Northeast Ohio and
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Some big changes are in store for the
Gas prices jumped sharply across Ohio and other parts of the country overnight Tuesday as Hurricane Isaac made landfall in southeastern Louisiana.
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Strong home-sales activity in the Mahoning
Dave Green, president of UAW Local 1714, speaks at the announcement Thursday that the next-generation Chevrolet Cruze will be constructed at GM’s Lordstown plant. Joining him on the podium is Glenn Johnson, president of United Auto Workers Local 1112.
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com CHAMPION A group of community- development
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com LISBON The Columbiana County recorder says his
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Ohio was among the top 10 states in the
Renovations are under way at the former Furnitureland building on West Boardman Street, far right, a 12,000-square-foot annex of Youngstown Business Incubator. It will house the advanced manufacturing hub that will work with more than 60 private and public entities to revolutionize American manufacturing. The $70 million project was announced here Thursday by federal officials.The annex is located behind Turning Technologies, one of YBI's most successful offspring.