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CANFIELD BASEBALL COACH’S CORNER (EP 1) WITH MATT WEYMER
CANFIELD, OH- Canfield High School’s baseball program is gearing up for an exciting new chapter under the leadership of its newly appointed head coach, Matt Weymer. This first episode of “Canfield Baseball Coach’s Corner” with host DJ Yokley provided a deep dive into Weymer’s past experiences, his passion for the game, and his anticipations for Canfield’s future.
Canfield woman sues neighbors, city over 'sinkhole' injury
A Canfield woman is suing the city and neighbors claiming she was permanently injured after stumbling on a sinkhole down the street from her home. The civil lawsuit filed in common pleas court by Gina Powell seeks more than $25,000 in damages claiming that on June 22, 2022, she fell into “a concealed sinkhole” while walking along Fairview Avenue, a few doors away from her house.
No outdoor drinking area in Warren for the Fourth of July, council considering for future
The City of Warren will not get a designated outdoor refreshment area approved by the Fourth of July, but council members are still in talks about getting a DORA for future holidays. A DORA is a space where adults can walk around outside with alcoholic drinks. Some Warren restaurant owners...
Abigail's Bakery in Austintown closes temporarily
An Austintown business is temporarily closed while its owner deals with health problems. A sign on the door of Abigail's Bakery Creations on Mahoning Avenue says the location will be closed until September 2. Bill Smith owns Abigail's Bakery Creations and has battled a number of health problems over the...
Warren Family Mission to receive $70,000 for new multi-purpose center
The Warren Family Mission (WFM) will be receiving a total of $70,000 from members of Warren City Council for a new multi-purpose community center. WFM Director of Public Relations Dominic Mararri tells 21 News three members of Warren City Council will be contributing with this project with First Ward Councilman Tod Johnson giving $50,000 and Second Ward Councilman Andrew Herman and Seventh Ward Councilman Ron White each giving $10,000.
AUSTINTOWN FITCH SOFTBALL COACH’S CORNER – AUSTINTOWN FIREWORKS CELEBRATION
AUSTINTOWN, OH- Austintown has long been known for its robust youth sports programs, but it’s the Austintown Fitch Falcons softball team that has recently captured the spotlight, thanks to their extraordinary success under the guidance of Coach Steve Ward. In the latest episode of the Austintown Fitch Coach’s Corner, hosts DJ Yokley, Sam Torres, and Mike Swinhart sat down with Coach Ward to discuss the team’s back-to-back state championships and the culture driving their success.
Choffin instructor facing charges in Boardman police chase: Report
A man who worked as an instructor at Choffin Career and Technical Center is facing charges after an investigation of a reported domestic incident, which led to a police chase and crash, according to a police report.
Burke Decor founder files for bankruptcy
CORRECTION: A previous version of this story stated that Burke Decor, LLC had filed for bankruptcy. The filing in question is actually for the company's founder, Erin Elizabeth Burke. We have no information to indicate the company has filed bankruptcy. The founder of a high-end furniture and fixture distributor based...
Austintown 12U softball wins Little League Championship
The Austintown (10-12) softball team won the 2024 Ohio District 2 Major Little League Championship. The Falcons beat Canfield 9-1 Monday night at the Fields of Dreams to secure the title. Pictured above:. L-R: Lexi Petrilla, Peyton Severn, Ava Fisher, Marissa Polder, Lilly Sheffield, Bella Mattern, Kyndra Lake, Mila Hamley,...
Football: Youngstown State's four non conference opponents for 2025
The Youngstown State football team plays two home & two road games in their 2025 non conference schedule. The Penguins host Mercyhurst, Thursday, August 28. Its the first game between the two schools. Mercyhurst is jumping to FCS. The Penguins head to Michigan State, Saturday, September 6th and get a...
A surge of heat, humidity just before July 4th
The very comfortable air mass the Valley residents enjoyed Monday and Tuesday will be quickly overtaken by tropical air Wednesday morning. Highs will be near the 90 degree mark Wednesday with elevated dewpoints as well. While much of the day is expected to be rain-free, there may be a shower or storm around by late afternoon or early evening. The chance for an occasional shower or storm is also in the forecast for Wednesday night, especially before midnight.
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