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Pedestrian killed after being hit by car in Boardman identified as local musician
Authorities have identified the man killed after being struck by a car in Boardman Friday afternoon. The Ohio State Highway Patrol has identified the man as 35-year-old Sean Baran of Youngstown. Troopers say Baran was walking eastbound on East Fairlawn Avenue when a 2004 Volkswagon GTI was traveling southbound at...
Two people rescued from gravity defying crash in Boardman
Two people were rescued from a seemingly gravity defying collision in Boardman on Friday. On Hitchcock Road near the intersection with Route 224, an SUV appeared to have driven up the side of another car. The Boardman Fire Department stabilized the white SUV before extracting two people from it. Neither...
Clark's Donuts opens in Grove City, sells out on first day
A new place called Clark's Donuts is the place to be if you are looking for a donut or two in Grove City. Clark's Donut's have been selling their homemade donuts across Mercer County and Pennsylvania since 1937. A new location has opened right in the heart of downtown in Grove City.
Softball: Austintown 12 U heading to World Series
The Austintown 12U Softball team is heading back to the softball world series. Austintown beat Missouri, 3-2 in 9 innings. Austintown scored its first run in the top of the first when pinch runner Marissa Polder scored from second on a passed ball. Missouri tied the game at one in...
Youngstown Clothing Co. selling shirt with proceeds benefitting those impacted by Realty explosion
The Youngstown Clothing Co. has designed a new shirt with 100% of the proceeds going towards those impacted by the explosion at the Realty Building in Downtown Youngstown. Youngstown Clothing Co. co-owner Matt McClure tells 21 News 100% of the proceeds made from the company's new "Hustle & Heart" shirt will go to the United Way, who will use those proceeds to help those affected by the explosion.
MAHONING VALLEY GOLF SHOWCASE FEATURES SOME OF AREAS BEST
BOARDMAN, OH- The Mahoning Valley Coaches are proud to announce the inaugural 2024 Girls Golf Showcase, a landmark event designed to foster the growth of golf among young female athletes in Mahoning, Trumbull, and Columbiana Counties. Scheduled for Thursday, July 25, 2024, at 9:00 AM, this showcase will be held at the scenic Mill Creek North Course, aiming to promote and develop the sport in the local community.
Windham grad Chad Kiser joins the 300-coaching victory club with LaBrae
LaBrae boys’ basketball Coach Chad Kiser knows firsthand what it feels like to be a part of a small program but still get the job done. He now joins an elite club of high school coaches, having reached his 300th career coaching victory this past season when the Vikings defeated Hubbard on Jan. 3.
Hermitage Arts Festival to feature arts, food, music
HERMITAGE, Ohio (WKBN) — There will be plenty to do this weekend across the Mahoning and Shenango Valleys. In Hermitage, the 25th annual Arts Festival runs tomorrow and Sunday at the Rodney White Olympic Park, which is behind the city’s Municipal Building. Workers were busy setting up tents...
Struthers splash pad, Girard theater upgrades among projects funded by state
Several projects in Mahoning and Trumbull Counties are getting a financial boost, thanks to over $1.3 million in state funding. The funds will allow the construction of the Campbell Access Road between Struthers-Coitsville Road and Cynthia Drive. The access road will create a shortcut for the Campbell Police and Fire Departments to reach Campbell Middle School and the Community Literacy Workforce and Cultural Center. The road will also be open for public use.
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