Youngstown mayoral candidates target crime as top priority
YOUNGSTOWN — Candidates running for mayor agree that crime is the No. 1 issue in the city, but they differ on how to combat it. Mayor Jamael Tito Brown, the ...
Challenges confront new Akron Children’s Hospital chief
The new chief executive at Akron Children’s Hospital is taking the reins at an extraordinary time in health care — providers across the board ...
Community news
TRUNK OR TREAT: The Canfield Community Trunk or Treat will be 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday at the Village Green in Canfield. Odd Fellow and Rebekah Lodge members and other ...
Community news
LITTLE FREE LENDING LIBRARY: Little Free Libraries are a global phenomenon. The small, front-yard book exchanges number more than 100,000 around ...
John R. Humphrey 1948-2021
Area deaths
RICHARD J. BILLAK, 73, of Austintown, died Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021. SERVICES: 10 a.m. Saturday, St. Patrick Church, Youngstown. CALLING HOURS: 4 ...
Raising the Roof
BOARDMAN — A sign hung above the threshold of the Limbert family home’s rear door read, “If there is no wind, ROW.” That saying sums up George Limbert’s ...
J.C. Penney Beauty opening at Eastwood
Accounting firm buys building, plans to expand
Playoff picture finalized
Burrow, Chase lead Bengals past Ravens 41-17
No. 5 OSU routs Indiana, 54-7
Senior news
LOWELLVILLE SENIORS MEET: Lowellville Senior Citizens and Friends group will meet noon Nov. 5, with lunch catered by Gianna’s Catering at their building in ...
Helping the newlyweds and enjoying family time
Family, friends provide support
Referees need a law to help keep them safe
Buckeye State lawmakers still are working on pending legislation in the General Assembly that would make assaulting an Ohio referee a crime punishable by fine or ...