Local fire department says it was given prop money during event

A local fire department says it was given prop money during a recent event.

Impact of Sharon Regional suspending all services

Steubenville to Welcome Home Korean War Lt. Gilbert for Burial Nov. 14 After 75 Years

STEUBENVILLE, Ohio — More than 75 years after he was reported missing in Korea, 1st Lt. Raymond Banker Gilbert is coming home to Steubenville, where visitation and funeral services are set for Saturday, November 14, according to Vinson Mortuary, LLC, which is handling arrangements. Gilbert, formerly of 410 Grant Street in Steubenville, was born April […]

Ohio’s Back Highways Still Hold 5 Old Truck Stop Diners Where It Feels Like 1970

Most truck stops today mean a drive-thru window and a bag of fries eaten over the steering wheel. But scattered along Ohio’s two-lane highways and rural corridors, a handful of old-school truck stops still keep a real diner inside, with booths, coffee refills, and plates of pot roast. These...

Steubenville begins enforcing vacant property registration program to revive storefronts

Empty storefronts in Steubenville could soon see new life as the city begins enforcing a vacant property registration program aimed at holding owners accountable and improving maintenance of long-empty buildings. City officials say vacant buildings can affect surrounding neighborhoods, and they are working to address the issue. They say one...

New coffee pop-up brewing in East Palestine

Full City Roastery opened Monday morning on West Main Street at the East Palestine Dairy Mill.

Beaver County Times' top performances from Round 1 of WPIAL football playoffs

Throughout the 2026 high school football season, the Beaver County Times will recognize high school football players across the Beaver Valley for their impressive performances each week. There were many great performances on Friday, Nov. 6, and here are some of the best efforts from the first week of the WPIAL high school football playoffs. James Armstrong, Hopewell Armstrong finished with four total touchdowns, going 9-for-15 through the air for 167 yards and an additional 65 on the ground in the team’s 62-7 win over Mt. Pleasant. Brody Rock, Hopewell Rock finished with two touchdowns, rushing six times for 171 yards while also snagging a 19-yard touchdown pass in the win over Mt. Pleasant. Tamar Tisdale, Hopewell Tisdale had eight carries for 62 yards and two touchdowns against Mt. Pleasant. Avery Bokor, Hopewell Bokor led all receivers with five receptions for 117 yards and two touchdowns against Mt. Pleasant. Required Reading: Trio of Beaver Valley teams roll to WPIAL football first round playoff wins Required Reading: Sewickley Academy captures fifth WPIAL girls soccer title in program history Required Reading: WPIAL high school football playoffs Beaver Valley predictions Mason Bryan, West Allegheny Bryan had three total touchdowns, going 8-for-14 through the

Ask Around Western Pennsylvania And Locals Point You To These 8 Fish Fry Halls

In Western Pennsylvania, Friday during Lent means one thing for a lot of families: a trip to the fire hall or church basement for fried fish. These dinners are run by volunteers, priced for real neighborhoods, and packed with people who have been coming for years. The best ones rarely...

Youngstown native advances into top 10 in Ryan Seacrest’s Top Host Competition

Youngstown native Brittney Grant is in a national competition where the winner will get their own iHeartRadio-produced podcast and a grand prize of $25,000. Grant, who’s now living in Chicago, is participating in the Top Host competition designed to discover the next great voice in audio while simultaneously raising funds for the Ryan Seacrest Foundation.

Potato Gnocchi with Pork Ragù

Potato Gnocchi with Pork Ragù | Chef Erik Hoover from Cockeye BBQ prepares this recipe as part of Valley Spotlight’s “Quick Cook” challenge. The goal? Create a family meal for under $25 with ingredients from Grocery Outlet. Recipe ingredients: price breakdown | Gnocchi: $3.96. Ground pork:...

Alliance-area news in brief for Nov. 9

SALEM SCHOOLS – Salem City Schools Board of Education plans a special meeting at 6:15 p.m. Nov. 9 at Salem High School to review board goals and the regular board agenda. The board’s regular meeting is planned at 7 p.m. Nov. 9, also at the high school. SOUP SALE – Mile Branch Grange plans its monthly drive-thru soup sale from 4 to 6 p.m. Nov. 12 at 495 Knox School Road. Soup is $9 per quart, cash only. This month’s soups will be broccoli cheese and vegetable beef. Order soup by noon Nov. 11 by calling 330-821-8023. Leave your name, phone number, type of soup and number of quarts and your soup will be waiting for you. It will be packaged and delivered directly to your car, ready to heat when you get home. CHURCH BREAKFAST – Damascus Methodist Church and Middle Sandy Evangelical Presbyterian Church plan their monthly breakfast from 7 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at the Damascus church, 300 Valley Road. Cost is donation only. Proceeds from the meal go to the churches’ yearly mission trip to share members’ construction talents. This article originally appeared on The Alliance Review: Alliance-area news in brief for Nov. 9

Steak Hoagies Have Kept Youngstown Lunch Crowds Loyal To These 5 Old Sub Shops

Ask anyone in the Mahoning Valley where to grab lunch, and there is a good chance the answer involves a steak sub wrapped in paper. Youngstown has never needed fancy food trends to stay fed. It has sub shops that have been slicing bread, grilling steak, and piling on cheese...

Young men uplifted at Kool Boiz Foundation convention

A big question was asked in Youngstown on Saturday: How can we ensure young men achieve success later in life?

Consider these options for 2026 Thanksgiving dinner in Beaver County

Cooking and cleaning up isn't the only option for the Thanksgiving holiday, when restaurants around Beaver County are hosting Thanksgiving Day buffets or offering prepared dinner packages that can be ordered and picked up ready to reheat and eat. Here is a listing of some of those options for the Nov. 26 Thanksgiving meal, as compiled by The Times. Frank G's Place , 500 Market St., Beaver. Thanksgiving Day buffet includes roast turkey, ham and prime rib, a salad station, stuffing, macaroni and cheese, mashed and sweet potatoes, roasted baby carrots, jalapeno creamed corn, green bean casserole, turkey a la king pasta, cranberry relish and assorted pies and desserts. Seating available at 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. and reservations are required, call 724-774-0400. Grand Valley Inn , 452 Constitution Blvd., Fallston. A Thanksgiving Day buffet from 11:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. includes turkey, ham, roast beef, tossed salad, cole slaw and all the fixings, as well as cranberry and apple sauce and pumpkin and apple dessert. Beverages are an additional cost. Reservations are required, call 724-843-9000. Grand Valley Inn also offers single dinners for takeout with dessert included. Call ahead for pricing and to order. Quality Time &

Steubenville mayor to deliver state of the city address at Youngstown’s Founders Hall

STEUBENVILLE, Ohio — Steubenville residents will have a chance to hear directly from city leaders Wednesday evening as Mayor Ralph Petrella delivers the city’s State of the City address on the campus of YSU Steubenville. The address is free to attend and will be held in Founders Hall,...

South Range volleyball reaches first state final four

It's the first trip to the state final four in program history for the unbeaten Raiders.

Hynes Industries holding two-day hiring event

From 1 to 7 p.m. Monday and Tuesday at its facility on Henricks Road, you can get a foot in the door and meet the people you'd be working with every day.

Drivers uninjured after two-car crash

The collision happened around 3 a.m., leaving one car in a front yard and the other in the woods.

Traffic impacts in Mahoning and Trumbull counties for the week of November 9

CONTINUING IMPACT – I-80 east and west is reduced to two lanes between the Meander Reservoir and SR 46. Estimated completion, mid-November 2026. CONTINUING IMPACT – I-680 southbound traffic is crossed over onto the northbound lanes through late November while I-680 southbound is reconstructed. CONTINUING IMPACT – I-680...

WEST BRANCH RALLIES AND SURVIVES

BELOIT, OH — Down 15 points in the second quarter with their season hanging in the balance, West Branch refused to fold. Behind a monster performance from senior quarterback Grady Hirst and a defense that delivered when it mattered most, the third-seeded Warriors erased a 21-6 deficit and scored the game’s final 22 points to defeat No. 11 Poland, 28-21, Friday night at Clinton Heacock Stadium in the Division IV, Region 13 quarterfinals.