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5 days ago | 
wfmj.com | Kaitlyn McCarthy
NewsThe Mahoning County Mental Health and Recovery Board gives out awards every May to those they feel are the backbone of the community. Over 100 members of the community celebrated multiple people in the mental health field who really make a difference. The Mahoning County Mental Health and Recovery Board gives out awards every May to those they feel are the backbone of the community.
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6 days ago | 
wfmj.com | Kaitlyn McCarthy
NewsThe posts say the center would be at Deer Creek, and one is claiming surveyors have already been on the property. Talks about a potential data center coming to Hubbard are spreading on social media. The posts say the center would be at Deer Creek, and one is claiming surveyors have already been on the property. Hubbard Mayor Ben Kyle told 21 News that Lake to River is looking into an information technology project, but nothing is certain about what the facility would be, or the location.
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6 days ago | 
wfmj.com | Kaitlyn McCarthy
NewsBishop Bonnar said the new pope’s message is also similar to the message of Pope Francis. Cardinal Robert Prevost was elected on day two of the Conclave. He is the first American Pope in the history of the papacy. He took on the name Pope Leo XIV. This name follows a line of popes who focused on helping the poor.
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1 week ago | 
wfmj.com | Kaitlyn McCarthy
NewsThe founder of Full Spectrum acknowledges there have been some snags, but says the work they do for the LGBTQ community will go on. Questions surrounding the future of Full Spectrum Community Outreach are circling after a number of resignations among the group's board. The founder of Full Spectrum acknowledges there have been some snags, but says the work they do for the LGBTQ community will go on.
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1 week ago | 
wfmj.com | Kaitlyn McCarthy
NewsSome of the damage to the garage door include bent brackets, broken hinges and caved in panels. Because of the amount of damage to the door, it needs to be replaced. Imagine walking outside to see your garage door destroyed. That's what happened to a Lordstown owner minutes before seeing an amazon package on his doorstep. “Look what happened to our garage door.
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2 weeks ago | 
wfmj.com | Kaitlyn McCarthy
NewsThe board decided the initiative to end qualified immunity only contained one proposed amendment, meaning organizers have the greenlight to gather signatures. The Ohio Ballot Board made a decision that determines what you will see on the ballot. The decision is over a proposed amendment that would end Qualified Immunity. The board decided the initiative to end qualified immunity only contained one proposed amendment, meaning organizers have the greenlight to gather signatures.
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2 weeks ago | 
wfmj.com | Kaitlyn McCarthy
NewsThe Clothesline Project is designed to give victims, or those who lost a loved one to violence, the chance to break the silence. Those who've experienced any type of violence in their lives are sharing their story by decorating a shirt. The Clothesline Project is designed to give victims, or those who lost a loved one to violence, the chance to break the silence. While people made shirts, multiple victims spoke at the event.
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2 weeks ago | 
wfmj.com | Kaitlyn McCarthy
NewsAround 25 volunteers First Energy helped plant 400 donated trees. There were a variety of trees and shrubs planted, including american holly, maple, red buds and lowering dogwood. When driving through Mill Creek MetroParks, you may notice white tubes sticking out of the ground. Inside each tube is a growing tree, which was planted for Earth day. Around 25 volunteers First Energy helped plant 400 donated trees.
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3 weeks ago | 
wfmj.com | Kaitlyn McCarthy
NewsDr. Valeri Roth, Chief of Surgery at Sharon Regional Medical Center said the start has been slow and steady, but she's starting to see more patients. All inpatient services at Sharon Regional Medical Center are back one month after reopening its doors. Tenor Health Partners acquired Sharon Regional back in January, but it wasn't until March that the doors to the center reopened to patients. Since the doors have reopened, life has started coming back to the hospital.
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3 weeks ago | 
wfmj.com | Kaitlyn McCarthy
NewsThe nonprofit has been part of Sebring for two years, and aims at helping seniors in need. With the help of the Second Harvest Food Bank of the Mahoning Valley, Harvesting Hope in your Community is going full time. The nonprofit has been part of Sebring for two years, and aims at helping seniors in need. “We’ve identified a lot of food security issues.
