Good morning, Youngstown.

Tuesday's snow canceled Warren's annual parade, but over 100 people gathered at First Presbyterian Church to honor local veterans—focusing on women who served.

Officials including Mayor Doug Franklin, board member Allen Briggs and retired Lt. Col. Genevieve Germaniuk praised the sacrifices made by these veterans.

On Tuesday, a 106-year-old veteran was honored at an assisted living facility in Youngstown for her World War II service as a lieutenant who cared for soldiers in England and France.

Community Relations Director Doug Love said the event was held to give veterans recognition while they still could receive it—veteran Robert Pittman, a retired sergeant, was honored as well.

Military veterans were honored on Veterans Day at Heritage Manor Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation during an event sponsored by SouthernCare Hospice and Senior Living.

Army veteran Phillip Floyd (from Warren) received his long-awaited LaBrae High School diploma arranged by his wife while Marine veteran Anthony Tisler remembered the soldiers who died for freedom.

On Tuesday, about 100 volunteers packed 2,500 meal kits and snack bags at the United Way Volunteer Center to support local families impacted by the loss of SNAP benefits during the government shutdown—each kit supplies ingredients for a meal for six people and includes food pantry details. A $100,000 donation from trustee James Sisek helped fund the effort, and schools will distribute the kits to assist those in need.

Spanning the Need and 330ToGO have partnered to launch The Christmas Loop, a self-guided drive-through display featuring decorated homes, lights and inflatables across Northeast Ohio and the Mahoning Valley.

Some locations will support local charities + residents and organizations can register their participation via an online form.

Made & Found is a new craft studio and artisan market at 4767 Mahoning Avenue in Austintown that opened on Nov.5 by a mother-in-law and daughter-in-law duo.

The business will host its grand opening on Saturday, Nov.15 with free craft activities for kids — the event runs from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Westside Bowl announced it will cut back its Pay it Forward Pizzas hours to noon to 3 p.m. Monday through Thursday due to limited staff capacity—free weekend giveaways will end as donations and demand continue to affect the schedule.

Boardman Local Schools will host a job fair on November 19 from 2 to 6 p.m. at Boardman High School—seeking to fill roles for cafeteria workers, bus drivers, custodians, and educational aides; applicants can enter through door 16 to apply and interview.

Austintown Intermediate School launched Falcon Friends last week to connect students with staff mentors and build teamwork using lessons from The Energy Bus.

The program pairs 75 mentors with groups of 12 students and features a life-sized Energy Bus display to inspire positive growth.

At Fitch High School in Austintown on Tuesday, Ohio’s only surviving Congressional Medal of Honor recipient, U.S. Army veteran Kenneth J.

David of Girard, spoke to students during the Veterans Day ceremony and received a plaque from school officials. He recalled his heroic actions in Vietnam while protecting his comrades under heavy enemy fire and urged the students to show courage and kindness.

The Mahoning County felony drug court program, started by Judge Jack Durkin in 1997 to treat non-violent drug offenders instead of sending them to jail, has reduced the cycle of generational substance abuse.

The program receives state funding and support from county commissioners and the Mental Health and Recovery Board.

At the Mahoning County Courthouse yesterday, retired Air Force veteran J.

Lori Stone spoke at the Veterans Day ceremony and explained that PRIDE—encompassing patriotism, regulations, inspections, duty stations, and education—symbolized the honor of military service. Her remarks underscored how veteran teamwork and family support have shaped meaningful careers in serving the country.

Little River Band Concert

7:30-9 p.m. — Robins Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Experience the legendary harmonies and timeless hits of Little River Band live.

K-pop Brunch

10 a.m. - 4 a.m. — Penguin City Brewing Company — Free entry — Dance and sing along to K-pop hits while enjoying delicious brunch with fellow enthusiasts.

What We're Thankful 4-Miler

8-11 AM — Davis Family YMCA — Registration required — Participate in a fun-filled day of running and walking to celebrate gratitude with community spirit.

Tri-City Storm vs. Youngstown Phantoms Match

7:05-8:35 p.m. — Covelli Centre — Watch live on FloHockey — Catch the exciting face-off between Tri-City Storm and Youngstown Phantoms.

Shaun Cassidy Live Concert

5:30-8:30 p.m. — Robins Theatre — VIP Experience Available — Enjoy an evening with Shaun Cassidy featuring his music and story-telling.

USA Hockey NTDP U-18 vs Youngstown Phantoms

6:05-7:35 p.m. — Covelli Centre — Cost info available online — Watch Team USA take on the Youngstown Phantoms in an exciting hockey matchup.

Mistletoe Mingle for Singles

5-8 p.m. — Penguin City Brewing Company — Bring a donation for the Humane Society for extra chances to win prizes — Mix and mingle with other singles under the mistletoe for a night of fun and connection.