NAMI of Mahoning Valley held its 15th annual mental health walk at Austintown Park, bringing together community members & local resources to raise awareness and break stigma.
The event provided a judgment-free space and support for those in need of mental health resources.
A new vendor market—bringing local shops and food stands together—is set to open soon at the downtown shopping area, offering residents a fresh way to shop and dine.
More than 200 guests attended the Leadership Mahoning Valley breakfast on Sept.
24 at The Grand Resort in Howland to welcome its Class of 2027. Forty-four new leaders began a nine-month program to strengthen community partnerships and tackle regional challenges.
Cardinal Mooney and Cleveland Benedictine competed in an overtime football game on Friday, Oct.
2. The match — closely watched by local fans — showcased strong efforts from both teams.
DAV Chapter 2 has provided free wheelchairs and scooters to more than 700 veterans since its new Austintown Plaza office opened on Oct.
23, 2024 (375 have been issued) and now also serves battered women's shelters. The group will continue restoring and expanding services for disabled veterans.
A display at Moss House honors more than 30 local families’ Revolutionary War ancestors as part of America’s 250th celebration and will be on view during monthly open houses on the second Sunday of each month (through November).
Property transfers recorded from Sept.
21-25 in Mahoning County and parts of Trumbull show many sales at homes and churches, with sale prices ranging from $18,280 to $900,000 (including deals in Austintown, Berlin, Boardman, and Youngstown).
Lakeview and Struthers competed in a Great Clips overtime game on Friday, Oct.
2. Local sports fans enjoyed the close contest as players pushed for every yard.
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