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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A different Father’s Day

2 weeks ago | tribtoday.com | Preston Byers

My dad and I used to joke with one another, typically on an NFL sunday shortly after another Browns loss, that hopefully, one day, we would get to see our favorite team win a Super Bowl before we died. I used to smirk at the idea. “I’m so young. How could they not win before I die?” I would think to myself. I’m sure dad thought the same thing when he was my age. On Jan.
Party like it’s 1986: Girard avoids scare to win first district title in 39 years

4 weeks ago | tribtoday.com | Preston Byers

AKRON — Girard escaped a bases-loaded potential disaster in the bottom of the seventh inning to hold on and defeat Ursuline 4-1 on Thursday in Akron, capturing its first baseball district championship since 1986. Indians pitcher Dom Tolone flew out Ursuline’s Anthony Triveri to left field for the final out, leaving the tying runs stranded on base and setting off a celebration nearly 40 years in the making.
Rams pick up playoff win over Grand Valley

1 month ago | tribtoday.com | Preston Byers

WEATHERSFIELD — A day after its playoff game was rained out in the second inning, Mineral Ridge completed a 12-2 sectional final victory over Grand Valley on Thursday in Weathersfield. When rain called off their Division VI, Northeast 1 sectional game, the Rams led 5-1 in the bottom of the second. Ridge scored four runs to start off Wednesday and kept the Mustangs at bay from thereon out before a walk-off double to trigger the mercy rule in the sixth inning.
South Range, Girard win NE8 team titles

1 month ago | tribtoday.com | Preston Byers

May 14, 2025 Staff writer [email protected] BEAVER TOWNSHIP — The South Range boys and Girard girls track and field teams won their second consecutive Northeast 8 Conference team championship Tuesday at Rominger Stadium in Beaver Township. The Raiders and Indians both beat out second-place Lakeview to earn back-to-back NE8 titles after similarly winning last year’s meet when it was held in Girard. “I’m extremely proud,” Girard coach Jennifer Gassman said. “I’ve been with these girls for...
High-scoring Harding

1 month ago | tribtoday.com | Preston Byers

BOARDMAN — Warren G. Harding enjoyed a run-filled fifth inning and held off a late rally to defeat Cardinal Mooney 15-10 on Friday at the Fields of Dreams in Boardman. The Raiders scored nine runs in the top of the fifth and nearly run-ruled the Cardinals before shutting down a three-run seventh to exit Boardman with a victory. “Complete team effort. Everybody played well. Hit the ball really well. Starting to come around,” Harding head coach Rick Riley said.
Canfield beats Fitch on Caylee Ortiz walk-off hit

1 month ago | tribtoday.com | Neel Madhavan

By NEEL MADHAVANStaff writerAUSTINTOWN — Canfield junior Caylee Ortiz is used to delivering in big moments. So much so, that she earned the nickname “Miss May and June” from Canfield head coach Michael Kernan after delivering pivotal hits for the Cardinals in the state semifinal and championship games last year during their title run.
Holding on: Raiders’ two-out rally fuels league win over Girard

1 month ago | tribtoday.com | Preston Byers

BEAVER TOWNSHIP — After surrendering three runs to Girard in the top of the sixth inning, the South Range Raiders pulled away from their Northeast 8 rivals in the bottom of the inning for a 10-4 home win Tuesday. South Range scored five runs in the bottom of the sixth despite having no outs to give. “It took us until the last inning to win the game,” South Range head coach Jeff DeRose said. “I mean, we let them back in the door.
Bulldogs fall to Falcons after two-delay, three-hour game

1 month ago | tribtoday.com | Preston Byers

AUSTINTOWN — Mother Nature interjected more than once during Monday’s non-conference baseball game between Austintown Fitch and Lakeview, but the Falcons prevailed, winning the more than three-hour, five-inning game 16-6. The two teams did almost as much waiting as they did playing, with the two lightning delays nearly totaling 90 minutes.
Girard finds footing in competitive NE8

1 month ago | tribtoday.com | Preston Byers

GIRARD — With Wednesday’s dramatic, walk-off win against Poland, the Girard baseball program moved to 11-6 on the season and 4-2 in the Northeast 8 Conference, which puts the Indians just a game behind first place. Being in this position is a long time coming for Girard, which has not had a winning season since 2018 and had failed to reach double-digit wins from that point until 2024. In that timespan, the Indians also went 11-45 in NE8 play.
Late flurry propels Mustangs over PV

2 months ago | tribtoday.com | Preston Byers

Apr 29, 2025 Staff writer [email protected] VIENNA — Mathews run-ruled Northeastern Athletic Conference (NAC) rival Pymatuning Valley 15-5 on Monday after a flurry of runs in the final two innings. The Mustangs, who led 8-5 going into the bottom of the fifth inning, scored seven runs between the fifth and sixth to take a 10-run lead and end the league game in six innings. “We haven’t hit the ball like that in several games collectively. So it was real nice to see everybody in the lineup...