Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 6th of September.
Good morning, Youngstown.
The 136-year-old chapel was re-dedicated on Sep.
5 as a cherished community landmark (it has served locals for generations). Organizers hope the historic site will strengthen community ties.
Attendance at the 180th Canfield Fair has dropped during its first three days, with nearly 22,000 fewer visitors than last year; officials hope Labor Day weekend brings a boost in turnout in Canfield.
Harness races will take place at the Canfield Fair this weekend, offering local community members a chance to enjoy competitive racing at the fairgrounds.
The event is expected to add excitement to this year’s fair.
Canfield Fair icons are set to marry as plans for an intimate wedding at local venues are underway—officials say details on the timing and location will be shared soon.
At 11 a.m., the Canfield Fair will host a rooster wedding that offers local visitors an unusual display of tradition + lively fair attractions.
Local schools faced disruptions as a viral 'Cat in the Hat' trend spread among students; educators are monitoring classroom behavior and planning responses.
Further details are expected as the trend continues.
Youngstown State lost its first game of the season to Kentucky on Saturday, Sept.
5 — a result that leaves the team seeking to rebound in upcoming matchups.
The high school football game between Ursuline and Bishop Watterson went to overtime on Saturday, Sept.
5. The Great Clips report showed a close finish and key plays that excited local fans.
On Sep. 5, 2026, Hickory and Sharon battled into overtime in a local game filled with intense action.
Great Clips provided the report on key plays as fans focused on the competitive matchup.
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