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Property transfers

Property transfers recorded June 29 to July 2 in Mahoning County and portions of Trumbull County: Austintown Brooke Johnson to Morgan L. Ainsworth, 4445 Burkey Road, $130,000 Richard and Staci May to Amir William Saffaelan, 5137 Pine Shadow Court, $283,000 David W. Mann and Diane L. Mann to Jeremy Scott Large and Leah Mae Halatek, 3955 Dunbar St., $210,000 Martha A. Meikle to Cierra Anzeimo, 3441 Bent Willow Lane, $214,900 The Estate of James E Bunosky to SRA Investors LLC, 341 Benton Ave., $135,000 Wilma L. Wilson and Jesse F. Wilson Jr. to Anthony Potkonicky, 2189 Woodgate St., ...

CNBC: Ohio ranks No. 1 for business

Why yes, Ohio wants your business, and a global business and financial news outlet is exclaiming the wonders of the Buckeye State’s business-friendly landscape. CNBC announced on its broadcast Thursday that Ohio is America’s Top State for Business in 2026.The network cited the state’s business costs, infrastructure, market access, electrical power capacity and inventory of shovel-ready sites in making its decision. Ohio’s housing costs also are among the most affordable nationwide, CNBC reported. “When I took office, I promised to ‘plant the seeds’ of long-term ...

Annual YWCA women’s art show features 132 pieces

An annual art show was established in Youngstown at the Mahoning Valley YWCA in 1982 because women on the YWCA board at that time wished to showcase women’s art, which was not being shown at the same rate as men’s art. The show has been such a success that it has been held each year ...

Mahoning County courts

Marriage licenses granted June 29 to July 2 in Mahoning County: Reece Aaron Kackley, 25, Sebring, and Ragan Covil Mathias, 24, Sebring Earl Lynn Boylen Jr., 29, Youngstown, and Katlyn Ann Mohn, 30, Youngstown Kellen Russell Kimes, 21, Ludington, Michigan, and Addilae Rose Watts, 22, New Castle, Pa. Sean O’Neal Allen Jr., 31, Struthers, and Toni Selene Thomas, 35, Struthers Michael Thomas Boosz, 26, Austintown, and Allison Marie Zepernick, 25, Austintown Luke Jason Stoeber, 25, Poland, and Katelynn Carol McBee, 25, Canfield Matthew William Pancake, 43, Youngstown, ...

Council shifts $1.4M to Inspiring Minds for community center

WARREN — City Council on Wednesday approved redirecting more than $1.4 million in previously allocated community project funds to Inspiring Minds for a community center. Council voted to move $1,425,000 from the Western Reserve Port Authority project to Inspiring Minds. Further details will be discussed during a meeting in the coming weeks when Inspiring Minds will be present. It also approved $50,000 to the Trumbull Neighborhood Partnership as fiscal agent for the South Eastside Community Association, or SESCA. A remaining $25,000 will stay with the WRPA for a waterline ...

Liberty 250 looks to celebrate roots

LIBERTY — Sharon Wathen said she did not grow up in Liberty, but has lived in the area for 50 years. However, she admitted there was plenty she didn’t know about the township, “I figured if that was the case for me, it had to be the case for others,” said Wathen, one of the Liberty Township Heritage Tour’s organizers. Wathen, who has toured national parks with her husband, said she was inspired by the passports used at the parks to commemorate visiting certain areas, which is serving as the basis for the tour that formally kicked off June 1 and is set to wrap up July 18. ...