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She was born July 26, 1924, in Warren, the daughter of Gruver and Ethel Gent Calhoun, and was a lifelong resident of Trumbull County.
Someplace Safe Has Successful Fundraiser
In any given year, Trumbull County has about 2,000 victims of domestic violence.
Was enough done to protect murdered stalking victim?
CANFIELD, Ohio - Women's advocates say it's no coincidence that Wednesday's murder of a teacher in Canfield happened exactly one year after a civil lawsuit was filed by the victim against the suspect, Robert McLaughlin.
Musicians bring Greek Glendi festival to life
As a cool breeze floated through the three-ring tent at St. Barbara Greek Orthodox Church early Thursday afternoon, onlookers held their hands above their heads and clapped in unison to Greek musical harmony.
Baby with Heart Defect Helps Raise Awareness
Bekah Plant of Mineral Ridge was born a few weeks early on Nov. 12. "She gave two big cries and I was like 'oh wow she's great.
Kasich Relaxes at Wells Academy and in City
Gov. John Kasich sat in Stephanie Greenberg's classroom in Wells Academy Monday to talk for nearly an hour about the return of manufacturing jobs to Ohio, the future of oil and gas exploration in Eastern Ohio and his JobsOhio program.
Photography show seeking entrants
PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW SEEKS ENTRIES: Entry forms for the Trumbull Art Gallery's third annual juried photography exhibit, ''Photo 2012,'' can be picked up from noon to 4 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday at Trumbull Art Gallery, 196-198 E. Market St., Warren.
Govt: Ohio Subway franchisee violated labor law
WARREN, Ohio - The U.S. Department of Labor has sued a Subway franchisee in northeast Ohio on allegations it violated minimum wage, overtime and child labor laws at five restaurants.
More than 60 cats were found inside a Warren home a few weeks ago, when court officials were called to this house on Pacific Place to serve an eviction notice.
Seven Seventeen Credit Union Triples Refis
The Ohio-based credit union encourages members to "simplify and save" and scores stellar refinancing growth in the second half of 2011.
Gospel stars will present concert April 27 at Packard
Jeff and Sheri Easter know they've accomplished something special when folks walk away from one of their performances smiling.
Larry A. Palmer, 70, entered peacefully into rest at 10:43 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012, at the Hospice House in Poland following a lengthy illness.
Homer Eugene Miller, 89, of Portsmouth, went to be with the Lord Friday, January 27, 2012, at Trumbull Memorial Hospital in Warren, Ohio.
SIGNUPS FOR CHALKER CHILI EVENT: The fifth annual Chalker Chili Challenge Cook-off will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. Feb.
Mark Snyder's as Wide as I Can See Opens At Here, Previews 223
At Hand Theatre Company will present Mark Snyder's AS WIDE AS I CAN SEE. Directed by Dan Horrigan, previews begin February 23 on the Mainstage of HERE Arts Center with opening slated for Wednesday, February 29.
A supervisor in Trumbull County's maintenance department has been suspended 30 days because of allegations of unwanted sexual contact with two female employees.
DESSERTS EVENT: Someplace Safe, Trumbull County's domestic violence agency, will be hosting its ninth annual desserts event with a live and silent auctions, basket raffle, dinner and 50-50 raffle on Feb.
Vienna Township Gets $3.7 Million Windfall
Vienna Township has received a $3.7 million windfall, but don't expect the trustees to go on a spending spree.
Suspect Says He Was Forced To Rob Warren Bank
Joseph Queen, during a video arraignment Wednesday morning in Warren Municipal Court, told police detectives that someone made him rob the First Place Bank on East Market street in Warren.
Man gets 10 years in robbery, in...
A Warren man burst into tears when he was sentenced Tuesday to 10 years behind bars for his role in a doughnut shop robbery and an armed home invasion in Niles.