Good morning, Youngstown.

The historic Union Pacific Big Boy train is scheduled to stop in Valley in the coming days, offering rail fans a rare look at vintage engineering.

Officials will release time and location details soon.

On Saturday, June 13, Healthy Hearts and Paws Project director Jason Cooke announced that the shelter will no longer provide animal control services to Warren, citing an insufficient $30,000 contract and city support.

The shelter will continue offering limited care for abandoned and neglected dogs.

Niles hosts the Shoot Like A Girl event at Bass Pro Shops (2390 Niles Cortland Rd. SE) where female instructors will offer free firearm and archery training Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. as part of the 2026 Grand Safety Tour.

Christ Our Savior Parish has announced a community festival to bring neighbors together (details on schedule and activities are forthcoming) at the parish, with more information expected soon.

The All-City Talent Show returned to Youngstown after 33 years, showcasing local talent — drawing performers from across the Mahoning Valley.

Organizers said the event marked a milestone in reviving community spirit.

Local festival at Southern Park Mall features award-winning Arkansas-style barbecue from Porky Chicks BBQ (owner David Grant) defending his Best Sauce title.

Scheduled acts for Saturday include Mr. Miyagi 80s Band at 5 p.m. and Puddle of Mudd at 9 p.m., with admission free until 3 p.m. then $10.

Achante Pascute, a Kent State Trumbull nursing graduate, led her commencement with humor and resilience and will begin a cardiovascular ICU role at Cleveland Clinic in July.

She overcame challenges including unstable living conditions and balancing multiple jobs, crediting support from her husband (Jesse Pasek) for her success.

Between June 1-5, Trumbull County saw multiple property transfers in areas like Bazetta, Cortland, and Girard.

Sale prices ranged from $20,000 to $535,000, reflecting active real estate activity in the region.

Justin Hood (Falcons coach and Youngstown native) hosted a free youth football camp on Saturday at YSU’s Watts Stadium for middle school players to learn football skills and leadership.

Sandusky Perkins beat Mooney in a regional semifinal game on Jun.

13 & the win moves them into the next playoff round.

Justin Hood (a Chaney graduate and former Atlanta Falcons secondary coach) hosted the Audible Projext youth football camp yesterday in Valley Native, where local kids learned football skills and teamwork.

Warriors Inc. 7th Annual Daddy Daughter Dance

4:30 – 8 p.m. — Byzantine Center at the Grove — Early Bird $40, $50 Jun 1-12 — Get ready for a fun night of dancing and memories.

Niles 4th of July Parade, Car Show & Craft Fair

11 a.m. — Niles Senior Citizen Center — Free entry — Celebrate the Fourth of July with a festive parade, exciting car show, and vibrant craft fair.

Daikaiju Live at Westside Bowl

7-10 p.m. — Westside Bowl — Free entry — Experience the wild sound of surf rock with Daikaiju and DAGGRS & TM in a highly interactive performance.

Toast - The Best of Bread

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Robins Theatre — $ — Experience the ultimate tribute to Bread with spot-on renditions of their biggest hits.

Special Screening of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

6-11 p.m. — Robins Theatre — Free entry — Celebrate Ohio's connection to cinema with a magical screening of a beloved classic.

Wrestling Under The Stars

7:30-11:59 p.m. — 7 17 Credit Union Field at Eastwood — Meet wrestling superstars — Experience an exciting night of professional wrestling featuring legends and current stars.