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Salute to the Indians
December 6, 2009 UNIONTOWN — The field at Blue Streak Stadium sits in a gulley, a good 50 feet below the entrance level. It almost looks like someone dug a huge hole and decided to build an arena around i. more »»
Girard needs drivers for Mobile Meals
December 6, 2009 Trumbull Mobile Meals announces there are available routes in Girard for its home-delivered meals. more »»
Cities ink deal with V&M
November 1, 2009 Youngstown and Girard finally cemented over a rocky road last month when Girard Mayor James Melfi and Youngstown Mayor Jay Williams signed an agreement transferring 191 acres of Girard property to... more »» 
City gains new police officer
November 1, 2009 The city of Girard acquired an additional police officer last month with the swearing in of John B. Freeman. more »»
Family saved from fire
November 1, 2009 Girard firefighters were able to quickly respond to a two-story duplex fire at 72 E. Main St. more »»
Society prepares for Founders Day
November 1, 2009 The Girard Historical Society is doing everything it can to maintain the history of the community, beginning with the restoration of the historic Barnhisel House on State Street. more »»
City to hold leaf collection
November 1, 2009 The city is holding its annual leaf collection this month and is requiring the use of paper lawn bags. Leaves raked to the street will not be picked up by the city. more »» 
High School Football Coverage
October 6, 2009 For complete coverage of area High School Football, visit Under the Lights. more »»
Melfi on V&M: ‘We won’t be rushed’
October 4, 2009 There still is no agreement, and Girard won’t be rushed in negotiating a land deal that would give about 200 acres from Girard to Youngstown for a proposed $970 million expansion of V&M Star Steel,... more »» 
Teachers awarded classroom supplies
October 4, 2009 ‘‘Am I in trouble?,’’ wondered 10 teachers from Girard’s Intermediate and Elementary Schools the morning of Sept. 24 when their principals called them out of their classrooms to report to the offic. more »» 
Church celebrates 100th anniversary
October 4, 2009 The Girard First Presbyterian Church is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. more »»
Booster seat laws in effect
October 4, 2009 Parents of young children are reminded that a new booster seat law goes into effect Oct. . more »»
Police Blotter
October 4, 2009 Sept. 25 5:12 a.m. — A man was transported to St. Elizabeth Health Center when he threatened suicide after taking a .22 rifle from Mahoning Country Club, 700 E. Liberty St. more »»
Girard still undefeated after 5 weeks
October 4, 2009 CHAMPION — Girard’s prolific passing game did not disappoint as Adam Charles passed for 283 yards and two touchdowns as the Indians rolled past Champion on Sept. 25, 31-6. more »»
Council meets on V&M project
September 6, 2009 City Council met with Mayor James Melfi and other administration officials for about two hours last month in executive session about land needed for the V&M Star Steel expansion project. more »» 
End of summer parade
September 6, 2009 The third annual ‘‘end of summer’’ parade and car show was held Aug. 15 in downtown Girard. more »»
Fun Day recalls slain family
September 6, 2009 Kids were having fun last month at Tod Park as part of the third annual Kids Free Fun Day and Bookbag Giveaway, where kids could play and also receive a bookbag courtesy of the Lena, Mason and... more »»
Valley receives grant for river
September 6, 2009 The Mahoning Valley was a winner in more ways than one according to the Regional Chamber’s office of Government Affairs. more »»
Girard opens season with win
September 6, 2009 SALEM — On Friday night at Salem’s Reilly Stadium, it appeared as if all the stars had aligned for the Quakers. more »»
Police Blotter
September 6, 2009 Aug. 27 11:56 p.m. – Harassing phone calls were reported at 46 S. Randolph. 8:12 p.m. – A possible drug overdose was reported at 500 E. Prospect. 7:54 p.m. more »» |
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