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Market at the Mills welcomes vendors to outdoor space
GIRARD - Provence Mills hosted their first Market at the Mills using their outdoor space in addition to their indoor venue. The Mills has held the market indoors only in the past, and they have had plans to expand outdoors. “We knew from the beginning we wanted to do it...
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Crain’s names 898 Marketing’s Jeff Ryznar among notable leaders in communications
Crain’s Cleveland Business named Jeff Ryznar, founder, president and CEO of Canfield-based 898 Marketing, to its 2026 Notable Leaders in Communications list. The Cleveland business publication honors senior communications leaders across Northeast Ohio who drive change inside their firms and serve their communities. The recognition brings a Mahoning Valley-rooted agency to a regional stage.
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Power restored in Hubbard
HUBBARD, Ohio (WKBN) – Around 1,200 customers were without power due to an outage on I-80 near Hubbard-Masury Road Sunday morning, according to FirstEnergy. It is unclear what caused it. FirstEnergy expected power to be restored by 12:30 p.m. You can keep track of outages on their live outage...
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Hometown Pharmacy opens new expanded location with drive-thru in Youngstown
The Hometown Pharmacy is a family-owned business started in 1997 in New Castle, Pennsylvania by Wanda Mrozek. Over more than 25 years, the pharmacy has expanded to 11 locations, and Wanda’s venture has become a full-time family business thanks to her family’s encouragement. “My father is our CEO....
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Youngstown tops national housing, rental market rankings in October
Youngstown ranked number one in Cotality’s October report on the country's hottest housing markets, marking the sixth time this year the city has topped the list. Youngstown was previously in the top three last year in October, November and December in Cotality’s ranking. Cotality is a global real...
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Alliance safety-service director loses job after residency waiver denied
ALLIANCE ‒ Blaine Lewis is out as the city's safety-service director after City Council denied his residency waiver, Mayor Andy Grove said. Grove said Oct. 23 that Mike Dreger, whom Lewis replaced, will return as interim director until a permanent successor is hired. Lewis declined comment. Grove said he fired Lewis to comply with state law and avoid political and legal ramifications, including lawsuits and injunctions. "Ideally," he said Ohio House Bill 428 − which would eliminate the residency requirement for safety and service directors − would "remedy" this issue. It remains in committee. Meanwhile, the position required Lewis to reside within the city limits or obtain a waiver from City Council. Council members twice rejected Lewis' waiver request, on Aug. 3 and Oct. 20, putting his job in jeopardy. The former University of Mount Union facilities director, who retired in 2021, accepted the city job knowing it came with a residency requirement. He had up to six months to move inside the city limits. He and his wife currently reside in Lexington Township, about 900 feet away, Lewis said Oct. 20. Lewis started in his position in March. He replaced Dreger, who moved into a new role as director