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Monday, April 6th, 2026
Good morning, Youngstown. Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 6th of April.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Local couple Troy and Sherri Woods are raising $86,000 to build a small health center in Rwanda—after investing $14,000 in 300 sqm of land—with plans to begin construction later this year for a 2027 opening. Tribune Chronicle
- ➤ Bishop David Bonnar announced that the St. Brendan & St. Matthias church buildings will close as plans to welcome new members and coordinate this year's Easter holiday are underway. WFMJ
- ➤ A local veteran is selling t-shirts to help support veteran organizations in the community — the business uses proceeds to aid fellow veterans and boost local support. The effort highlights a renewed commitment to giving back in Youngstown. WFMJ
- ➤ Multiple community events are set in the area this week as Wednesday brings an Internet Safety Awareness night at Girard High School by Girard FOP Lodge 52 and McKinley Memorial Library in Niles hosting a folded book wreath activity — while Golden Age Vintage Marketplace opens Friday at 1282 Trumbull Ave. Tribune Chronicle
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ The Trumbull County Historical Society is now preserving a donation of over one million indigenous artifacts given by Southington archaeologist Thomas Spigott before his passing last summer. The collection (including items over 13,000 years old) will provide valuable insight into local history. WFMJ
- ➤ Paul Rohrbaugh presented a lecture at the Warren-Trumbull County Library’s Harding Room on Saturday, detailing GM Lordstown’s journey from its 1956 opening to its 2019 closure and its impact on local jobs and economy (the site now leads an AI project). The Vindicator
- ➤ Archival records at the Trumbull County Historical Society show that Victorians created intricate hair art from 1830s—1900s to preserve mementos of loved ones. Elizabeth Brown’s signature book featuring locks of hair arranged with ribbons offers a rare glimpse of how people once turned remembrance into art. Tribune Chronicle
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ At a March 26 meeting, the Girard Board of Education approved a $10,000 donation for cheerleaders, $1,650 for gym equipment, robotics and camp events, and agreements for substitute management, pest control and internet service; it also accepted Rene Esposito’s retirement effective June 30. The Vindicator
- ➤ OH WOW! hosts the Help Me Grow iSandbox exhibit today at noon on the first floor at 15 Central Square, and it runs until late May. The interactive feature uses a sandbox and projector to spark creativity and introduce families to local support services. WFMJ
- ➤ LaBrae schools RoboVikes, a robotics team of 13 students from grades seven to 12, showcased its robot at Eastwood Mall on Saturday and earned the Innovative Award, using the event to boost STEM skills and community outreach. Tribune Chronicle
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Intro to Epoxy Training
9 AM - 5 PM — Epoxy Depot Youngstown — $995 — Gain hands-on skills in epoxy flooring with expert training from seasoned professionals.
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Youngstown's Enchanted Princess Ball
2-4 p.m. — Youngstown Country Club — $55 — Experience a magical dining affair with princess meet and greets, performances, and dancing.
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Kiss Me Kate Musical Performance
7:30 p.m. — Youngstown State University — Ticket purchase required — Enjoy a musical adaptation of Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew during this lively weekend show.
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Youngstown's City-Wide Baby Shower
11 AM – 2 PM — The Eugenia Atkinson Recreation Center — Free entry — Celebrate and support new and expectant families with essential baby items and educational resources.
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Legacy Dance Championships
Time TBA — DeYor Performing Arts Center — Registration required — Competitors showcase their talents in a fun and supportive environment with awards for all.
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Designer Purse Bingo Spring 2026
5:30-9:00 p.m. — DiVieste's Banquet Centre — Ticket includes dinner and bingo — Win designer purses while supporting a great cause for local animals.
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Deer Camp Musical
7:30 p.m. — Trumbull New Theatre — $20 for adults, $17 for students — Join four friends in a hilarious quest to bag a deer or face the end of their beloved hunting trips.
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