Campbell News

YOUNGSTOWN - Mail room personnel told Loretta Rozzi, "You need to get down here.

The city of Campbell appears to have an arsonist on the loose. There have been four fires intentionally set in just the last two weeks.

YOUNGSTOWN a ' It could be close to a month before official winners are declared in as many as five closely contested elections in Mahoning County.

CAMPBELL a ' The Campbell Memorial High School Alumni Association will have its third annual scholarship Dinner Nov.

The West Virginia Department of Transportation has received five bids for planned renovations to the Market Street Bridge, but theres no word yet on how soon the project will be awarded.

Mahoning County's final election reports caused some upset among incumbants -- including a renewal sales tax.

The alleged scene of a horrible crime that took place two weeks ago in Campbell went up in flames Sunday night.

Campbell firefighters were kept busy Friday night. Firefighters were called to Koval Garage Door Company on McCartney Road just after 8pm.

Announcing the Circleville Pumpkin Show, with its seven parades and 100,000 daily attendees, is more than a one-person job.

A Monday morning walk to school abruptly came to an end for a 15-year-old Campbell student.

CAMPBELL a ' A 15-year-old Campbell girl was abducted at knifepoint on her way to school Monday morning and taken to an abandoned house in the city, where she was raped, police say.

CAMPBELL a ' The city has hired a new finance director. Sherman Miles will take over for John Leskovyansky, who had the post for six years.

YOUNGSTOWN a ' The owner of a Canfield Road auto dealership will be in court Oct.

Sept. 25 Arrests Stephanie J. Lane, 21, Wilson Ave., was arrested on a charge of assault.

YOUNGSTOWN a ' A 19-year-old Campbell man has pleaded guilty to felonious assault in the brutal beating of a South Side baby.

Legislation that would forbid motorists from sending text messages while behind the wheel in Conneaut was moved to a second reading at Monday's City Council meeting.

City residents Bernie Gabriel and Tom Tarcson expressed concern about the city's propose sign ordinance.

MARION: Carol M. Gwinner, age 83, of Marion, died Saturday afternoon, September 26, 2009, at the Kingston Residence of Marion following an extended illness.

YOUNGSTOWN a ' The No. 2 official in the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development met with Mahoning Valley community organizers to discuss the need for federal assistance to address the areaa TMs housing market.

A small group stood outside the National City Bank branch today at the McGuffey Plaza on the city's East Side to protest the bank's closing.