More charges against Washingtonville man who recorded video up a woman’s skirt

LISBON - LISBON- A Washingtonville man who is already in the Columbiana County Jail for recording video up a woman’s skirt faces even more charges for videos police say they found on his phone. The Columbiana County Grand Jury handed up a 12-count indictment charging 22-year-old Shane Beckert with...

Nimishillen Twp. farms sell for $1.75 million

Two parcels of agricultural land in Nimishillen Township have been sold for $1.75 million, according to the latest property transfers from the Stark County Auditor’s Office. The properties, at 3465 Swallen Ave. NE and 3893 Swallen Ave. NE, are zoned as, respectfully, a livestock farm and a dairy farm. This week’s land transfers cover Oct. 10 through Oct. 16. Alliance Carver Gregory Allen Sr from Blasiman H David & Diane L, 2225 Federal Ave, $175,000. Click N' Close Inc from Loper Justin, 512 South St, $88,000. Mccarty Mason John & Haley Marie from Engle Florence A, 2709 Center Ave, $147,000. Muhammad Nicole L from Build Ohio Acquistion & Holding Company, 727 Milner St, $200,000. Reigle Susan L from WS Capital Group LLC, 1791 Federal Ave, $155,000. Stockard Thomas from Fruscella Susan, 855 E College St, $134,900. Stockard Thomas from Fruscella Susan, parcel 102936 College St E, $134,900. Lexington Township Greiner Christopher A & Susan L Co Ttees from Hudson Ryan Paul, 11513 Taylor St NE, $7,500. Lake Township 3612 Swamp LLC from Gentlebrook Inc, parcel 1904022 Swamp Rd NE, $450,000. Amin Krunal R & Himpal K from NVR Inc, 12206 La Roussa Ave NW, $544,725. Bain Leslie from Burkhardt Thomas

Breakdown of how Stark County residents voted in 2026 midterm election

With midterm elections over, Stark County residents no longer have to deal with political ads and the anxiety that comes along with voting. Several races stood out in 2026. Here's how each precinct and city in Stark County voted on the Stark Library levy, the Stark Area Regional Transit Authority renewal and the race for governor. Stark Library levy results Voters rejected a levy for Stark Library that sought a $2 million renewal and a $300,000 increase for eight years. According to unofficial counts from the Stark County Board of Elections, 46,104 (50.25%) voted against the measure compared with 45,641 (49.75%) for the tax levy. The precincts that voted for the levy were primarily in Jackson Township, Plain Township and Canton City. In Jackson Township, 55% were for the levy; in Plain Township, 50.21% were for the levy; and in Canton, 59% were for the levy. Other precincts, such as Lawrence Township, Lake Township and Pike Township, voted against the levy. Not all municipalities are under the Stark Library. .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } <img src="https://public.flourish.studio/visualisation/30831660/thumbnail" width="100%" alt="map visualization" /> SARTA levy results Stark County voters renewed SARTA's 0.25% sales tax for another 10

First measles case confirmed in Mahoning County

MCPH says the individual is unvaccinated.

PANTHERS EYES ON ANOTHER MATCHUP WITH LAKE CATHOLIC

ALLIANCE, OH — Elyria Catholic is one win away from the state semifinals, and the Panthers made sure their regional semifinal appearance wouldn’t be their last stop in the postseason. Behind a dominant offensive performance from Arianna Dimacchia and a balanced attack that kept Norton on its heels, Elyria Catholic rolled to a straight-set victory (25-16, 25-23, 25-19) over the Panthers in Wednesday night’s Division IV regional semifinals at Alliance High School.

Ranch home on 3 acres in Mahoning Co. OH and misc.

DIRECTIONS: Take Rt. 165 west of Rt. 45 to Stratton Rd. and north. Watch for KIKO signs. 1998 Unibilt 1,092 sq. ft. two-bedroom ranch home, full basement, secluded setting. Oak kitchen, dining/living room combination, walk-in shower bath, recent new metal roof. Main-floor laundry. Attached 22 X 24 garage with steps to basement. Covered porch. Detached 24 X 36 three-car building with three open bays and vinyl siding. Well and septic. Appliances transfer. Gas heat with central air. Shown by appointment or open 1.5 hours before sale. Better check it out! Nice set back with field out front.

SRMC nurse nets 10th DAISY Award for care

Salem Regional Medical Center has awarded its 10 th DAISY Award, which recognizes outstanding nurses across the country who go above and beyond in providing compassionate care. Richelle Shetler, inpatient unit director of the hospital’s Tower 2 and ICU, received the award, which is the hospital’s 10 th since the program began in 2024. She was nominated by a co-worker. "Richelle always puts the patient first. She is a great listener and finds solutions to problems. Her caring attitude is infectious,” the nomination said. Leigh Knife, the director of nursing at SRMC, said Shetler works to protect patients throughout their care journey. “Richelle perfectly embodies our hospital’s commitment to excellence through her outstanding leadership and skills,” Knife said. “Her kindness and compassion make a meaningful difference for our patients, and we are truly grateful to have her as a member of our nursing team.” Shetler received a special certificate and a $100 award given on behalf of the George Kimble Scholarship, which was established in 2012 in memory of past SRMC patient George H. Kimble. To nominate an SRMC nurse for a DAISY Award, visit www.salemregional.com/patient-visitor-info/patient-information . This article originally appeared on The Repository: SRMC nurse nets 10th DAISY Award

Police: Campaign consultant tied to text attacks on Mahoning County client

YOUNGSTOWN - Two mass text messages in the Mahoning County Commissioner’s race were allegedly sent by a political consultant working with the candidate they attacked, a police investigation has revealed. David Spencer, a Republican campaign operative, has been tied to the messages targeting Christine Oliver through his consulting firm,...

Second suspect indicted in fatal animal cruelty case in Canfield

CANFIELD - A second suspect has been indicted in connection with a fatal animal cruelty case in Canfield. According to court records, 39-year-old Shane Brown was indicted on 22 fifth-degree felony charges of animal cruelty. This comes nearly four months after co-defendant Melina Brown was indicted on the same charges.

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Lake Erie Snowbelts Bring Several Feet of Extra Snow Each Winter East of Cleveland While Canton, Mansfield, and Toledo Also See Lake-Effect Impacts

CLEVELAND — Every winter, Northeast Ohio’s snowbelts stand out for some of the heaviest snowfall totals in the state. When cold air moves across the relatively warm waters of Lake Erie, it can produce huge amounts of lake-effect snow. Some communities pick up several extra feet of snow each winter simply because of where they sit. Lake-effect influence can be broken into three tiers, known as the primary, secondary, and tertiary snowbelts.

Part of Ohio Turnpike in Canfield back open after rollover crash

Eastbound lanes of the Ohio Turnpike were closed Thursday morning following a semi-truck rollover crash near the U.S. Route 224 overpass in Canfield.

Thanksgiving Pie Class @ The Rumpled Queen

Consider this your sign to learn how to make a proper pie 🥧 ✨. We are hosting a Thanksgiving Pie Class at The Rumpled 👑. Our Pastry Chef Gary will walk you through two pies from scratch: a classic pecan, plus your choice of apple, cherry or pumpkin. Bring your favorite pie dish or use one of our disposable ones, and you’ll head home with both pies ready for the holiday table.

Fourteen Mahoning Valley regions marked for investment potential

OHIO - Governor Mike DeWine has announced 14 areas in the Mahoning Valley as federal Opportunity Zones to spur long-term investment and growth. DeWine announced the Opportunity Zones 2.0 with Ohio Department of Development Director Lydia Mihalik, naming 260 census tracts—small subdivisions of a county used for national population data—across the state to encourage outside investment.

A sample of Veterans Day events taking place in Northeast Ohio

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Marking the end of World War I on Nov. 11, 1918, Veterans Day (originally named Armistice Day) honors those who have served in the U.S. armed forces. As a federal holiday, the banks are closed and the mail isn’t delivered; however, the importance of the day is commemorated throughout the country.

Fitch falls to late rally by Canton McKinley

Canton McKinley overcame a nine-point halftime deficit to defeat Austintown Fitch 27-22, ending the Falcons' season at 8-2.

Man charged in Struthers shaken baby case enters insanity plea

A competency evaluation has been ordered for Christian Jones, 30, who is charged with felonious assault for the injuries that caused the death of Elijah Dennis, 5 weeks, who later died.

QUAKERS LOCK IN THEIR SPOT IN STATE

BOARDMAN, OH – The road to the OHSAA Cross Country State Championships went through Boardman, and several area runners made sure their seasons would continue on Ohio’s biggest stage. Behind a balanced team performance led by sophomore Addison Hopple, Salem secured a sixth-place finish and a state championship berth, while seven additional runners from area programs earned individual qualifying spots at the Division III girls regional championship.

Hoban football vs. Walsh Jesuit High School. Warriors top Knights to advance

For the second year in a row and the third time in the last four seasons, the Walsh Jesuit and Hoban football teams split two games. And for the second season in a row, the Warriors knocked the Knights out of the playoffs. This time it was a 20-7 win by second-seeded Walsh over No. 10 Hoban on Nov. 6. Watch Ohio High School Football Live on NFHS Network all year The Warriors (8-2) move on to play No. 3 Nordonia (10-1) at home in a Division II, Region 5 semifinal. Nordonia was a 37-21 winner over No. 6 Eastlake North (9-2). "It means everything," Walsh safety Ben Biel said. "That's our rival. It's Hoban. It's always good to beat them. This is a big momentum swing that can carry us in the playoffs." They did it with great defense, Nathan Allen, Biel, Xavier Steele and Drew Wollschleger all intercepted passes by Hoban quarterback Major Cribbs. They did it with a great ground game, too, as running back Dom Courtad finished with 99 yards and two touchdowns on 31 carries. "Coach told us if we win the turnover battle, we win the game," Courtad said. "We flipped the script on

Salem can’t hold off University School surge

Salem officially learned University School would be its opponent yesterday following a court ruling that sidelined Cleveland Glenville.