Gavin Williams struck out 12 in the 2-0 win that let Cleveland complete a comeback from a 0-2 deficit in the ALDS on Saturday (Oct.
10). The win moves the Guardians into the AL Championship Series starting Monday night at Tampa Bay, with winning pitchers tying postseason records.
Waterloo has cancelled its Oct.
16 football game against Lowellville because officials reported the team has only 12 players (following a 28-6 loss to Jackson Milton); Lowellville, now 4-4, will finish its regular season on Oct. 23 at Springfield.
Compassionate Wigs opened a new location in Boardman on Oct.
10 to offer quality wig products and personalized service to local shoppers (the move expands its community reach).
After damages from a July tornado and macroburst, Mill Creek’s north golf course reopened Saturday morning.
Golfers enjoyed early tee times and a stop at the Hole 55 Bar and Grill, while the south course remains under repair for an April reopening.
A homeless woman in the Youngstown-Warren area faces chilly evenings as she sleeps outdoors while saving to secure an apartment and a car.
She remains cautious about accepting help and looks for modest support while she seeks consistent housing options (she is on disability).
Local community leaders hosted a benefit for an injured Austintown firefighter injured while on duty.
The fundraiser took place Friday, Oct. 9 — drawing neighbors together to help cover his medical expenses.
Mill Creek MetroParks cut the ribbon on the new Anthony J.
Fox Family Foundation Children's Garden at Fellows Riverside Gardens on Friday, Oct. 9. The $3 million project, funded by philanthropic donations and featuring five learning areas (including a sensory garden), is designed to welcome families to explore nature.
Records show property transfers in Mahoning County and parts of Trumbull County from Sept.
21-Oct. 2. Sale prices ranged from $15,000 up to over $3 million — marking a busy week in real estate for the area.
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