WARREN — For the past month, 9-year old Yohance Kambui has been collecting items to help veterans who are served by Veteran’s Haven. Lee and Robert Stringham, legal guardians for Yohance, said he has learned at school what veterans have done to serve and protect the country, so he wanted ...

VIENNA — A county commissioner noted that a study for efforts to regionalize the Mahoning Valley’s water systems would require the backing of city governments, as local officials reintroduced the topic Monday afternoon. The 12-person Water Advisory Panel had a special hourlong meeting at ...

YOUNGSTOWN — The Jewish Community Relations Council of the Youngstown Area Jewish Federation’s Andrew L. Lipkin Tikkun Olam Fund awarded the Friends of the Hubbard Library $1,000 to purchase books that combat antisemitism. The Andrew L. Lipkin Tikkun Olam Fund was established in honor of ...

CHARLESTON, W.Va — The two lone Democratic members of the 34-member West Virginia Senate voted against an effort by the Republican supermajority to shield certain campaign donor information from public scrutiny. Senate Bill 640, prohibiting release of certain personal information of ...

BOARDMAN — After more than 200 years in the community, St. James Episcopal Church had its final worship service Sunday. The church, founded in 1809, is officially closing its doors. Bishop Anne B. Jolly of the Episcopal Diocese of Ohio presided over the final service, which was attended ...

BOARDMAN — For a minute or two, Tony Marr and his daughter, Araya Marr, found themselves locked in a friendly battle of adjectives with each other. “She’s beautiful, smart, funny and adventurous,” Marr, of Poland, said about Araya, 11. “He’s weird,” Araya said with a chuckle ...