Good morning, Youngstown.

Gary Simones, a veteran from Lordstown, served 36 years in the Marines, Air Force Reserve and Ohio Air National Guard before retiring from his local job.

He stays active by doing repair work, driving his backhoe and planning road trips with his truck-driving son + living comfortably on his property.

Mill Creek Metro Parks golf course, damaged by an EF-1 tornado on July 5, is undergoing cleanup with damage reassessment scheduled for Aug.

5; officials plan to reopen it before Thanksgiving (Executive Director Aaron Young confirmed crews include both internal teams and contractors).

Officials began cleaning up storm damage at Mill Creek Park & Golf Course following heavy weather on Jul.

26, and cleanup efforts continue to restore the area for community use.

Austintown veterans held their annual memorial ceremony at Austintown Veterans Park to honor 121 local soldiers who died in the Korean War.

Michael Ekoniak noted that attendance has dropped as veterans age and encouraged those with family ties to join the ceremony.

Residents gathered Sunday at the safety service complex in Braceville to fill a community time capsule with letters, photos, and memorabilia—items that capture life in 2026—to be opened in 2076 for America’s tricentennial.

More than 70 community members gathered Sunday afternoon at the Neil Armstrong Lunar Module site in Warren on Parkman Road to mark the 90th anniversary of Armstrong’s first flight on July 26, 1936+ children made paper airplanes and shared their dreams at the tribute.

Today through Saturday, the Ohio Central East Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction hosts its Holy Convocation led by Bishop David L.

Herron Sr.—with events at Monument of Faith Cathedral COGIC and Warren First Assembly of God—boosting community spirit and local business.

More than 70 people gathered Sunday afternoon at the Neil Armstrong Lunar Module site in Warren to mark the 90th anniversary of Armstrong’s first flight (July 26, 1936) and his moon landing on July 20, 1969.

Children made paper airplanes and enjoyed Tang and moon pies.

A weekly series from the Trumbull County Historical Society highlights President McKinley’s sisters (Anna, Helen, Mary, Sarah, and Abigail) and their roles as educators and homemakers in Canton and Niles.

It shows how family, education and local industry shaped a lasting regional heritage.

Mosquito Lake State Park in Bazetta hosts The Great America Wildlife Celebration at 6 p.m. today to honor America’s 250th; guests will see wild birds and a bald eagle from Raptor Hallow Sanctuary in Alliance + cake, ice cream and a preview of the new Nature Center will follow.

Students showcased their businesses at Inspiring Minds’ third summer marketplace on Saturday at its headquarters at 2110 South Ave. The program helped entrepreneurs like Ursuline freshman London Cowan gain leadership skills and experience selling handcrafted headbands (London Charn’a) and other creative ventures.

YSU ROTC alumni gathered Saturday at the Pollock House pavilion for a reunion picnic organized by veteran Dave Long.

The picnic featured the Pledge of Allegiance, live saxophone music, and remarks by YSU President Bill Johnson to honor shared service (and lasting bonds) among former cadets.

Canfield police are educating riders and parents on safe e-bike use following an incident where an 8-year-old on an e-scooter was injured in Boardman.

Chief Colucci said officers will pull over young riders who break rules — local youth will join ongoing efforts.

Black Men's Wellness Day - Mahoning Valley

7 a.m. - 12 p.m. — Covelli Centre — Free entry — Celebrate health and wellness for Black men with screenings, activities, and entertainment for all ages.

The Bunny The Bear Concert

7-10 p.m. — Westside Bowl — Check venue for tickets — Experience the unique blend of post-hardcore and electronic music with The Bunny The Bear.