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Uphill climb
March 3, 2013 With a deadline looming, area high schoolers have been busy tweaking and testing their robots. The Girard RoboCats are ready for the start of the 2013 robotic competition season. more »»
Former city law director dies
March 3, 2013 Former Girard law director and public defender Anthony Louis Antonucci died Jan. 26 at the Hospice House as a result of a injuries suffered in an automobile accident that occurred Oct. more »»
New club opens for teens in former lodge
March 3, 2013 Girard native Michael Pozega will present a new club in the city. On Saturdays the venue will be an all-ages club featuring predominantly high school and college bands. more »»
Event to kick off Relay for Life
February 3, 2013 Relay teams from Girard and surrounding areas are gearing up for the upcoming Relay for Life to be held May 17 and 18 at Churchill Park in Liberty. more »»
St. Rose marks 100th year
February 3, 2013 St. Rose School will be celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. more »» 
Surprise party for Head Start
January 4, 2013 A local teacher was surprised last month with free books for her students. more »»
BOE swears in newest member
January 4, 2013 The Girard Board of Education appointed Peter D. Cardiero as a new board member at its regular meeting held in December. more »»
Former resident marks 100 years
January 4, 2013 John H. Pugel, formerly of Girard, along with members of his family and friends gathered to celebrate his 100th birthday Dec. 15 in Amherst. more »»
Veterans Day service set for Nov. 11
November 4, 2012 The Girard Veterans Council will conduct Veterans Day services beginning at 10:30 a.m. Nov. 11 in the city. more »» 
Students mix it up with friends
November 4, 2012 Students at Girard’s Elementary and Intermediate Schools were encouraged to make new friends last month during National Mix It Up at Lunch Day. more »» 
Libraries share computer expert
November 4, 2012 George Garrett considers himself a technophile, which is an enthusiast of all things technical, but even more specifically Garrett calls himself the ‘‘TIPL Tech,’’ referring to the classes he teache... more »»
Girard woman named Kiwanis head
September 2, 2012 Barbara Smith, of Girard, was recently appointed Kiwanis Division 21 Eliminate chair. Eliminate is the Kiwanis global service project to eliminate maternal neonatal tetanus, also known as MNT. more »» 
Local author holds signing
September 2, 2012 Les Coe, of Youngstown, recently held a book signing for his children’s book, ‘‘Space Crew-zers,’’ at The Daily Grind coffee shop in Girard. more »» 
Summer readers surpass goal
August 5, 2012 Readers in the Summer Reading Program at the Girard Free Library surpassed their goal by reading more than 6,000 books and prompting Children’s Librarian Marie Selak to take her first motorcycle ride. more »» 
Collector loves vintage cars
July 1, 2012 Girard resident Chuck Latronico has been a fan of vintage cars as far back as high school when his 1964 senior class visited the Lorain Ford Assembly Plan. more »»
City rises from fiscal emergency
July 1, 2012 Early last month, it was announced that the city of Girard has risen from fiscal emergency after more than 10 years. more »»
Historic house open for summer tours
July 1, 2012 The historic Barnhisel House, U.S. 422 in Girard, is maintained by the Girard Historical Society and filled with local history, will open from 1 to 4 p.m. the second and fourth Sundays of each mont. more »» 
Team keeps busy after season
June 3, 2012 Competition season may be over, but the Girard High School FIRST Robotics team continues to keep busy with community service projects. more »» 
Girard grads prepare for the future
June 3, 2012 The Class of 2012 will graduate from Girard High School at 2 p.m. today, June 3, at Girard’s Arrowhead Stadium. more »» |
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