Tribune Chronicle

The Tribune Chronicle is a daily newspaper that caters to the community of Warren, Ohio, and the surrounding Mahoning Valley region. It is recognized as the second oldest newspaper in Ohio. Locally, it is affectionately referred to as "The Trib." The publication is owned by Ogden Newspapers, based in Wheeling, West Virginia. Charles Jarvis serves as the publisher, while Frank Robinson holds the position of editor. According to a report by USA Today in 2008, the Tribune Chronicle had a daily circulation of 35,471 copies.

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Battle of the Birds: Fitch comes back to top Canfield in state champion showdown

1 week ago | tribtoday.com | Preston Byers

AUSTINTOWN — In a battle of the reigning Division I and II state champions, Austintown Fitch endured an early barrage of home runs and erased deficits of six and nine runs to beat undefeated conference rival Canfield 20-15 at home on Monday. In the fifth inning, after surrendering eight runs and falling behind 14-5, the Falcons responded with 10 runs of their own in the bottom of the inning.
LaBrae walks off in snowy game against Garfield

2 weeks ago | tribtoday.com | Preston Byers

Apr 8, 2025 Staff writer [email protected] LEAVITTSBURG — LaBrae outlasted Garrettsville Garfield in a weather-shortened matchup between two of the Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference’s best baseball teams. Amid nearly sideways snow flurries, the Vikings’ Landon Brunstetter hit an RBI double to right field, driving in a pair of runs to give LaBrae a 7-5 lead in the bottom of the sixth inning. Moments later, the umpires officially called the game due to weather, giving the Vikings the...
Reed no-hits Devils in 1st varsity start

2 weeks ago | tribtoday.com | Preston Byers

Apr 5, 2025 Staff writer [email protected] STRUTHERS — Champion pitcher Konner Reed hurled a no-hitter Friday evening as his Golden Flashes crushed Campbell 21-0 at Bob Cene Park. Reed befuddled many of the Red Devils, striking out 15 of the 22 batters he faced in his first varsity start. “He really impressed me,” Champion head coach Andy Barker said. “You start a sophomore, no matter who the opponent is, and you’re worried about walks and things like that. But he did a great job keeping...
Canfield fends off Marlington in home-opener

3 weeks ago | tribtoday.com | Preston Byers

Apr 2, 2025 Staff writer [email protected] CANFIELD — The Canfield baseball team defeated Marlington in its home opener Tuesday, surviving a tense seventh inning to earn a 2-0 victory. Cardinals closer Zain Jadallah endured a walk, hit and stolen base in the top of the seventh before striking out Logan Smith to hold off the Dukes for Canfield’s first home win of the season. “We talk a lot about execution, throwing strikes, and we only had one free pass today, which was great. Hit a lot of...
High school embraces cultural diversity

3 weeks ago | tribtoday.com | Brandon Cantwell

Varied menu celebrates different cuisines each year By BRANDON CANTWELLStaff writerHOWLAND — The smells of lunch meats and fresh bread consistent with Cuban sandwiches filled Howland High School’s cafeteria Friday as it wrapped up a two-week cultural celebration with the school’s Student Senate.
Lordstown falls to Campbell in opener

1 month ago | tribtoday.com | Preston Byers

Mar 25, 2025 Staff writer [email protected] BOARDMAN — Campbell Memorial opened the softball season with a dominant win over Lordstown at the Fields of Dreams in Boardman on Monday. After surrendering two runs in the top of the first inning, Campbell scored 12 unanswered in less than five innings to earn a 12-2 win to start the season. “Not too bad, with the weather being a little cold and [it being the] first game this season,” Campbell coach Paul Kish said of his team’s performance....
Young Kennedy team has same goals for 2025

1 month ago | tribtoday.com | Preston Byers

Mar 14, 2025 Staff writer [email protected] The Warren JFK baseball program is not adjusting expectations with a relatively young team in 2025. “We’ve lost some people over the years, but the expectations stay the same,” Kennedy head coach Jim Ciambotti said. “We expect to compete at a high level.” There is good reason for that; the Eagles have won four consecutive district titles, and in 2021, Ciambotti’s first year, JFK won the Division IV state championship. Just like any given year,...
Wrestlers bond with family during careers

1 month ago | tribtoday.com | Preston Byers

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Harding bested in regional thriller

1 month ago | tribtoday.com | Preston Byers

Mar 7, 2025 Staff writer [email protected] AKRON — Warren G. Harding’s season came to a shocking and climactic end Thursday evening when Massillon Perry’s Luke Wolf hit a miraculous, off-balance 3-pointer just before the final buzzer. Wolf’s shot went in with a second to go in the Division II regional semifinal at Akron sunk the Raiders 52-51 and officially eliminated them from the postseason. “This is the most painful [loss of my career],” Harding coach Keelyn Franklin said. “This is the...
Ursuline dominates in tournament-opener

2 months ago | tribtoday.com | Preston Byers

Feb 22, 2025 Staff writer [email protected] YOUNGSTOWN — Ursuline steamrolled Struthers on Friday to advance to the Division IV, Northeast 5 district semifinal. The Irish dominated from the opening tip, quickly establishing a lead that continued to swell until the merciful final buzzer called an end to the 68-29 shellacking. “Good way to start the tourney,” Ursuline head coach Keith Gunther said. “I thought we were impressive defensively. I thought we were playing hard. I thought we were...