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Warren Harding trio signs to the college ranks
Warren Harding football senior trio Anthony Simpson, Ellis Daniels and Rai'Twan Hill signed to continue their academic and athletic careers at the college level Wednesday afternoon.
Pop-up skate parks sliding into Youngstown
Youngstown will learn a lot about the appetite for skateboarding and BMX biking this year.
Cardinal Mooney sending 7 to the next level
The Cardinals welcomed a packed house as seven student athletes officially signed to continue their athletic and academic careers at the next level.
Pirates sign ex-Cleveland pitcher to minor league deal
He spent parts of five seasons pitching in Cleveland from 2016-20.
Report: Steelers hiring new offensive coordinator
The 53-year-old spent the last four seasons as the Minnesota Vikings' passing game coordinator and tight ends coach.
‘This job sucks’: Government lawyer yanked from immigration detail after remarks to judge
The lawyer told the judge that she wishes he could hold her in contempt of court “so that I can have a full 24 hours of sleep.”
J. Cole Drops The Fall-Off Tracklist, Explains Double-Disc Format
Cole says he's come full circle on his new project. Continue reading…
Warren man charged with mail theft
A Trumbull County grand jury returned an indictment Wednesday charging Abram Rivera, 21, with six counts of theft of mail, fifth-degree felony charges.
Kendrick Lamar’s “TV Off” Soundtracks Buick’s Latest Commercial
Source: Dave Free / pgLang Kendrick Lamar’s “tv off” has landed a major placement, soundtracking Buick’s latest commercial. The pairing feels especially fitting, considering the Compton MC’s opening line on the track, “All I ever wanted was a black Grand National.” The Grand National is one of Buick’s most popular vintage vehicles, making the brand’s
Rev. James Lawson Jr.’s Memoir ‘Nonviolent’ Examines Nonviolence As Resistance
Rev. James Lawson Jr. was a central figure of the Civil Rights Movement, whose efforts in that period have been documented. An upcoming memoir from the late activist and professor, Nonviolent, arrives on shelves this month and delves into Rev. James Lawson Jr.’s life and work within the nonviolent resistance movement and beyond. Nonviolent: A