A company with its main operations in China announced Monday it had entered into a $3.6 million agreement to establish an artificial intelligence data center in Youngstown. In a news release, Valor Energy Inc. said…
Acton’s estranged mother calls daughter 'liar'
The brother of Democratic governor nominee Amy Acton sharply criticized an unaired commercial with their estranged mother, who urges voters…
Ex-congressman, newcomer vie for state rep
Democrat John Boccieri, a former congressman and state legislator, and Republican Heather Fronk, a political newcomer, are facing off in…
Elections chief addresses poll location changes
YOUNGSTOWN — Voters have raised concerns over polling location changes for the Nov. 3 general election, but Mahoning County Board…
Valley victims advocate dies at 86
CORTLAND - Trumbull County victims advocate Miriam Fife, who lost her young son, Raymond, in 1985, gave much of her…
High court supports Lordstown leaders on data center
LORDSTOWN - In a unanimous opinion, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that Lordstown officials were within their rights to…
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Oct. 21 Agenda
POLAND BOARD OF EDUCATION will meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the board room at Dobbins Elementary School. STRUTHERS CITY COUNCIL finance and legislation committee will meet at 6 p.m. today at the municipal building. MAHONING COUNTY COMMISSIONERS will meet at 10 a.m. Thursday at the conference room at the administration building for the…
LORDSTOWN OPEN HOUSE: The Lordstown Fire Department, 1595 Salt Springs Road, will be open 6 to…
Oct. 21 Community News: Lordstown sets fire station open house
OCCHA GALA: Organizacion Civica Cultural Hispana Americana, Inc. (OCCHA) has set its 54th annual fundraising gala…
Oct. 20 community news: OCCHA sets annual gala
MAHONING COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH AND RECOVERY BOARD PROGRAM AND POLICY COMMITTEE WILL MEET at 5 p.m.…
Oct. 19 Agenda
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James Fortune Sr. 1938-2026
YOUNGSTOWN – Mr. James Fortune Sr., 88, of Youngstown, transitioned from his earthly labor…
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Why are so many Ohioans in favor of book bans?
School book ban trends come and go, but there are always groups of people who want to keep their children from having access to reading material that might expose them to new ideas or, worse, ask questions. The problem is particularly bad in Ohio, which ranks third among the states in PEN America’s study…
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