City ushers in holidays with parade
Christmas officially kicked off Saturday in the city of Youngstown.
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Habitat dedicates 39th house
Habitat for Humanity of Mahoning County dedicated its 39th house on Saturday. It's been a long …
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EGCC opens doors for potential students
Eastern Gateway Community College in Youngstown held an open house Saturday. The event is just one …
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Donations come at critical time
American Red Cross workers stayed busy Saturday at a holiday blood drive in Boardman.
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Canfield student competes for tuition money
A Canfield student is competing on national television Saturday for $100,000 in tuition money.
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Allegiant to charge printing fee
Allegiant Airlines will begin charging a fee for printing boarding passes beginning May 1, 2014.
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Snow did not stop Mooney fans
Several hundred fans made the trip to Massillon to cheer on the Youngstown Cardinal Mooney football team as it went for its ninth state championship.
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Salem woman charged in drug raid
A Salem woman was arrested on a drug charge after a raid at her home on Thursday.
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CEO of Community Corrections Association retires
After 40 years, Dr. Richard Billak, who started the Community Corrections Association, is retiring at the end of December.
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Walgreens workers lend a hand
A group of local drug store workers spent part of their day giving back to some of the area's less fortunate.
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Thunderbirds to return to the Valley
The Youngstown Air Reserve Station confirmed Friday that the "Thunder Over the Valley" air show will return in the spring.
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Students send trees to soldiers
Students from Leonard Kirtz School were at Pioneer Farm in Poland on Friday, picking out some Christmas trees for U.S. service members.
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Hillside celebrates 50th anniversary
Hillside Rehabilitation Hospital in Howland is celebrating its 50th anniversary.
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