Youngstown council may give green light to remove 10 stoplights in city
YOUNGSTOWN — City council will consider legislation Wednesday to permit the board of control to sign a contract to obtain property needed for a project to remove ...
Butler Art gears up for mind-opening program
YOUNGSTOWN — Communing with nature is a common way to seek out tranquil spaces. In northeast Ohio in January, one is more likely to find ...
Food drive benefits church pantry
High school journalism contest announced
Northeast Ohio and western Pennsylvania high school students and their advisers can win prizes of up to $200 in the second annual Youngstown ...
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Services
MARGARET D. BABIK, 94, Struthers. SERVICES: 11 a.m. Saturday, Christ Our Savior Parish-St. Nicholas Church, Struthers. J. RICHARD BENNETT, 92, ...
Unemployment claims rise in state
Staff report Initial unemployment claims in Ohio jumped approximately 3,000 last week, the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services reported Thursday. From ...
ATHENA event honors professional women for 33rd time
As expenses surge, fewer Americans sign up for Affordable Care Act health insurance
McDonald remains unbeaten with win over Western Reserve
East’s late surge leads to victory over Heartland Christian
High School Sports Roundup from Jan. 16
Olympic values part of parish life in Milan
Milan’s Catholic leaders faced a choice when the city was selected to host the 2026 Winter Olympics. They could passively wait for the event to unfold or ...
Religion news
PEOPLE’S PHARMACY: Sometimes home remedies can beat modern medicines
Orchids & onions
ORCHID: To Mahoning County Career and Technical Center instructors and technicians Jason Moore and Matt Peters for their selection as delegates to the esteemed ...