North Golf Course reopened yesterday after renovations that refreshed the greens and clubhouse (community efforts behind the improvements) and now welcomes local golfers to enjoy the updated facilities.
The Canfield Train & Toy Show at the Fairgrounds drew hobbyists on Sunday with 75 vendors and over 400 tables of model trains and vintage toys.
The next show is scheduled for February.
At the Davis Family YMCA on McClurg Road, a 14th annual art show called 'I Know What I Like' opened on Sunday and runs until Nov.
8 — community members judged 159 pieces by 79 local artists while live music and refreshments added to the showcase.
Trumbull County held its first farmstand crawl Sunday, spotlighting local vendors (such as Flourishing Bouquets, Cherie’s Rustic Roost, and Dougerman’s Trading Post) who offered handmade goods, baked treats, and fresh produce to help neighbors connect.
Mortgage rates reached a three-year high yesterday, raising borrowing costs for homebuyers and refinancers in Youngstown.
Financial experts expect the rising rates to pressure local housing market conditions in the coming months.
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).
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