Officials, students differ on casino proposal
by Melinda Gray REPORTER in News
Ohio has traditionally upheld strict anti-casino gambling laws, but on Nov. 4 that could change.
Clinton rallies for Democratic Party during speech to students, community
by Sarah Sole EDITOR-IN-CHIEF in News
First Kelly Pavlik, then Lordstown. "Ohio's third senator," as Gov. Ted Strickland called her, kept the local references coming during her campaign for Democratic nominee Barack Obama Friday afternoon at Youngstown State University.
by Michael Bury in News
Vice presidential nominee Joe Biden returned to the valley Tuesday to hold a rally at the Warren Amphitheatre, attacking John McCain on the economy and job losses.
by Melinda Gray REPORTER in News
Candidate visits to battleground states such as Ohio may be good for local businesses, some say.
by J. Breen Mitchell NEWS EDITOR in News
Joseph Grenga's legal battle with the city of Youngstown over eminent domain remains unresolved after months of litigation.
2008 Woodie Awards
