Justin Keating, a senior at Howland High, served as a Senate page during a three-week summer session in Washington, D.C.
He maintained a 4.39 GPA, led his class as president, and balanced multiple extracurriculars (band, quiz bowl, and sports) that show his strong academic and leadership skills.
Chaney and Youngstown-East merged to form the Defenders and played their first game on Friday in front of local fans.
The team won 13-10 over Boardman and celebrated a new future while honoring the city’s sports heritage.
At St. John the Forerunner Greek Orthodox Church in Boardman, children danced in traditional Greek outfits on Friday at the Glendi Grecian Festival that funds the church.
More dancing takes place today at 4 p.m. and on Sunday at 3:30 p.m., with homemade Greek food available throughout the weekend.
Great Clips OT Report said Youngstown and Boardman played an overtime game earlier today at a local venue.
The intense contest saw both teams battle closely as fans now await further details.
Trumbull County reported three confirmed measles cases this month, including one new case, while Geauga and Ashtabula counties each recorded 24 cases.
Health officials advise anyone who visited the Liberty Walmart (200 Goldie Road) or the Boardman hospital to consult a provider if unvaccinated or showing symptoms.
Austintown and Lowellville school boards held meetings to review budgets, financial reports, and staffing changes.
The Austintown board approved contracts for services including counseling and academic support while Lowellville approved contract changes and menu pricing, with meetings held in August and on Wednesday respectively.
MCCTC unveiled its new LEAD Center on Aug.
21, expanding capacity for career training and making room for more students to gain hands-on skills at the college.
A bridge replacement project will close North Johnson Road between Courtney Road and Middletown Road for about 30 days starting Monday in Smith Township.
Drivers should use the detour (Johnson Road to Middletown Road to 12th Street to Courtney Road) to bypass the closure.
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