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Jobless: 10 percent is tougher than it used to be
In this Aug. 4, 1982 photo, unidentified unemployed auto and steel workers picket in front of the White House in Washington, Aug.
GM delays launch of Chevrolet Cruze
General Motors plans to start making the Chevrolet Cruze in Lordstown in July, about three months later than initially planned.
Christmas trees travel across state to get to Military Overseas
On November 6 at 9:30 am, Pioneer Trails Tree Farm will be cutting 15-20 Christmas trees for Operation Evergreen-Trees for Troops.
Final HR candidates to visit university
The final two of four candidates for the position of director of human resources at Youngstown State University will be on campus Friday.
50 more homes to be torn down in Wa.....
Thirty houses were part of the first round of demolitions awarded last month under Warren's Neighborhood Stabilization Program.
News photographer is honored for auto project
A Detroit News staff photographer has taken top honors in an Editor & Publisher contest for a multimedia project depicting the declining auto industry's impact on Ohio, officials announced this week.
Chevy spokesman questions media report on Cruze getting 44 mpg
A media report about a 44 mpg target for the Chevrolet Cruze is speculative, a Chevrolet spokesman said.
Sales boom but plant still doomed
Booming sales of General Motors' compact cars have raised demand for the company's Windsor-built transmissions.
Nobel jury defends decision to give Obama the Peace Prize
Chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, Thorbjoern Jagland, announces in Oslo Friday, Oct.
GM plants prep for Cruze and Volt production
Lordstown isna t the only place that is preparing for the launch of the Chevrolet Cruze.
Better management means a better General Motors
In response to wildwillyand@gmail.com: What happened to our unions? Since I am limited to 350 words, let me make my point without addressing each of his hateful statements.
Enthusiasm touched with anxiety penetrated the attitudes of General Motors Lordstown complex workers who reported back to work Monday after nearly a year of being laid off.
2nd shift returning to GM plant in Ohio
Officials say the recall of 1,000 hourly General Motors Corp. workers should provide a lift to an economically depressed part of Ohio.
2nd Shift Resumes At Lordstown GM.
A 2nd shift at GM's fabrication and assembly plants fires back up today at the company's complex in Lordstown, about 15 miles west of Youngstown.
GM sales of Cobalts fall for September
General Motors said today that it sold 7,381 Chevrolet Cobalts last month, down 55 percent from the 16,521 sold in September 2008.
Warehouse looks at other local site.....
Local economic development officials may get a better idea on Friday where a 100-plus worker distribution center for McDonald's restaurants will land.
Company eyes new site for McDonald's warehouse
Plans to bring a Mcdonald's warehouse to our area is still in the works. 21 News has learned the Anderson Deboise company is looking at two pieces of property located in Lordstown to build the facility.
GM bumps 3 factories to 24-hour production
General Motors Co. will go to 24-hour operations at factories in Kansas, Michigan and Indiana to make up for production lost due to a large-scale factory consolidation announced earlier in the year.
Boardman's new course impressive
The limestone through the wooded areas, the elimination of the hill before the final few steps prior to the finish and some faster times were just part of the new layout.
Chevy Cruze Off to a Hot Start Down Under
Less than a week after President Barack Obama visited the Lordstown, Ohio, plant where the new Chevy Cruze will be built, GM got good news from Australia, where the Aussie version a ' called the Holden Cruze a ' has found early success.