YOUNGSTOWN — The Mahoning County clerk of courts is risking the county’s financial reputation, the county auditor said. Auditor Ralph Meacham warned Wednesday ongoing financial reporting problems in Clerk of Courts Michael Ciccone's office could jeopardize the county's ability to complete ...
YOUNGSTOWN – When it comes to a proposed artificial intelligence data center on Logan Avenue, Mayor Derrick McDowell said the city will look at its zoning and permitting options. “The first step is to engage the current owner and the buyer,” McDowell said Wednesday. “They say there are contingencies.” Valor Energy Inc. announced Tuesday it entered into a $3.6 million agreement to purchase the 30,888-square-foot facility at 1911 Logan Ave. that has been a bitcoin mining operation for more than three years and is owned by Middlefield Industrial Complex Inc. McDowell said the ...
YOUNGSTOWN – The Mahoning County Sheriff’s Office is investigating an alleged assault by three men on a female protester at the Oct. 12 President Donald Trump rally at Youngstown’s Covelli Centre. Sheriff Jerry Greene said Wednesday his department has identified three men – two from ...
BOARDMAN - Boardman voters will decide this election whether a five-year, 2.75-mill safety services levy will be approved. The additional levy would bring in $3,772,795 annually and would cost $96 for each $100,000 per property valuation. It would commence in 2026 and first collect in 2027. Boardman Township Administrator Mark Ragozine said the proposed levy will support both the police and fire departments, with the anticipated revenue divided between the two. “The Boardman Fire Department also, on occasion, provides emergency medical services,” he said. “However, this is a ...
YOUNGSTOWN - As the Youngstown City School District forges ahead to build on its successes, it's vital that certain negative perceptions change, that a more cohesive partnership between the Youngstown Board of Education and the community is formed, and that students and parents have a greater ...
LORDSTOWN - The village police department is planning a shooting training range on the former Kunkel property off state Route 45.' Village council previously had approved spending up to $1,500 for a training range. Police officer Brett Blank said the barriers for the shooting range have to be changed due to the sandy ground and soil at the property. Blank said there will not be concrete barriers due to the soil being unstable. He said instead of concrete blocks, grindings and dirt will be used for the lateral walls to protect the range. He said most of the dirt will come from a large ...
