Christian Post · Youngstown, OH
Voters cast their ballots inside a polling location at the Bridge of Hope Church on November 3, 2026, in Youngstown, Ohio. | Jeff Swensen/Getty ImagesEvery two years, Americans head to the polls and wait anxiously for the November election results. In our nation, where politics are deeply partisan and divisive, the side that wins is jubilant, while the other side despairs.This year’s election results were clearly disappointing to conservative Christians, and political analysts and commentators will spend the coming weeks dissecting how the outcome will reshape Congress and several state governments and assessing the potential impact on policies and people.
Herald-Star · Warren, OH
Nearby: Warren, OHCINCINNATI (AP) — For the Cincinnati Bengals this week, heading into an AFC North matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers with first place in the division on the line, a successful day on defense starts with handling Steelers running back Jaylen Warren. Warren has two 100+ yard rushing games in his last three matchups against the Bengals. Back in their Week 3 meeting in Pittsburgh, an explosive run from Warren set up the game-deciding field goal in a 30-27 win for the Steelers. “They’re really comfortable with their run game, and we’ll have to be really good at executing,” defensive coordinator Al Golden said. “(Warren) is extremely talented. I’ve always thought he was. He has great ballast. Power. They’re getting the ball to him a lot on the perimeter, and he’s making people pay.” Warren ranks sixth in the NFL in rushing yards and first in yards per carry. The Bengals’ defense has allowed the eighth-most rushing yards per game in the NFL this season.
WKBN.com · Warren, OH
Nearby: Warren, OHWARREN, Ohio (MyValleyTributes) – Marion Therese Anderson, 98, formerly of Cortland and Warren, passed away peacefully on Monday morning, November 2, 2026, at the Inn at Christine Valley in Youngstown, surrounded by the comfort of those who cared for her. Marion was born on November 14, 1927, in Cleveland, a daughter of Joseph and Margaret (McDermott) Owens. Marion graduated from Lakewood, Ohio, High School before earning her registered nursing degree. Later she went back to school to earn her Bachelor of Science in nursing from Youngstown State University in 1975. She was a nurse at the Student Health Center at Ohio University, when she met the love of her life, John H. “Andy” Anderson. The two were united in marriage on July 12, 1951. This past summer, Marion and Andy joyfully celebrated an extraordinary 75 years of marriage, a beautiful testament to a lifetime of love, devotion, partnership and cherished memories.
Yahoo · Warren, OH
Nearby: Warren, OHWARREN, Ohio (MyValleyTributes) - Pennie Marie Harris, 63, of Warren, Ohio, passed away at her home on Saturday, October 31, 2026, after a brave battle with ALS. Pennie was born on April 7, 1963, in Warren, Ohio, a daughter of the late Michael and Doris (Stowe) Nadiak. She was a graduate of Windham High School. Find obituaries from your high school Pennie worked as an Activities Director at Community Commons, where she enjoyed helping others and bringing joy to those around her. Pennie had a love for adventure and the outdoors. She especially enjoyed hiking, camping, kayaking, gardening and spending time by the water. She also loved dancing, crafting and finding the perfect gift for someone special. Pennie had a generous spirit and found happiness in helping others.
The Mercer Cluster · Mercer, PA
Nearby: Mercer, PACampus News FYI Wednesday hosts Post Election Panel, recaps impact of election for students A flyer for the FYI Wednesday Post Election Panel is shown on the screen in Toney Auditorium on Nov. 11. Mercer University hosted an FYI Wednesday Post Election panel on November 11. It featured Benjamin Hoyt, professor of political science at Mercer, discussing the impacts of the recent midterm elections to the student body. The Midterm election recently had the biggest impact on the United States with young voters. Unexpected votes came from different parts of the country, with Democrats winning most of them. Professor Hoyt stated during the event that the analytics of the 2026 Midterm votes include 82% of young voters who voted for John Ossoff in the midterm election. 70% of people aged 18-29 voted for Democratic House candidates around the country. Hoyt explained that 2026 represented the second-highest rate of youth turnout in American midterm history.
The Mercer Cluster · Mercer, PA
Nearby: Mercer, PACampus News For Mercer student and veteran Zacc Priest, Veteran's Day just means more Zacc Priest '27 poses in front of a United States flag in his military uniform. Media by Zacc Priest. A late night for a college student might mean finishing a paper hours before its deadline, studying last minute for an exam or staying up with friends into the wee hours of the morning. A student’s biggest concern might be how much sleep they can get before their first class or what the weekend has in store. But thousands of miles away in Kuwait, the early morning hours meant something entirely different for Army veteran Zacc Priest ’27. While most college students were sleeping or worrying about the day ahead, Priest and his fellow soldiers were pulling on their helmets and protective gear, making their way into concrete bunkers as missiles streaked across the night sky. For months, this was his reality, a far cry from the familiar routines of the college campus he would eventually return to.
The Mercer Cluster · Mercer, PA
Nearby: Mercer, PACampus News Mercer students react to midterm results at Election Night Watch Party A student studies election results on their phone during the Election Watch Night in SEB 110 on Nov. 3. Mercer Votes and the Political Science department hosted a viewing party for the 2026 midterm elections in the Science and Engineering Building on Tuesday, November 3 at 8 p.m. Students congregated to enjoy pizza, snacks and trivia all while election ballots were being tallied nationwide. Students from all across the political spectrum described the event as lively, exciting and beneficial for the University. “So many different kinds of people showed up, so many different groups showed up too," said Carson Katzer '26, vice president of Mercer College Republicans. "Not just the traditional college Republican people and not just the college Democrat people, all of Mercer showed out to this wonderful event. It’s just amazing seeing so many young people get so involved in politics,” he said.
Meadville Tribune · Cochranton, PA
Nearby: Cochranton, PAGetting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Cochranton Community Fair Parade Committee’s annual Christmas Tree Lane fundraiser is slated for Nov. 20 to 22 at the Cochranton Volunteer Fire Department Social Hall on Adams Street.Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. that Friday, plus 10 to 4 that Saturday and Sunday. Santa arrives at noon Saturday, escorted by fire department members and serenaded by North Coast Brass Company.kAmp5>:DD:@? :D Sb 7@C 286D `a 2?5 FAj S`[ 286D e E@ ``j 2?5 7C66[ <:5D d 2?5 J@F?86C]k^AmkAm%96 <:E496? H:== 36 @A6? 2== 52JD H:E9 D@FAD[ D2?5H:496D 2?5 A:6D 2G2:=23=6] ~? $F?52J[ 49FC49\8@6CD 42? D<:A 4@@<:?8 5:??6C 3J DFAA@CE:?8 E96 72:C 2?5 4@>:?8 E@ r9C:DE>2D %C66 {2?6 E@ A:4< FA =F?49 E@ 8@ @C 5:?6 :?]k^Am kAm':D:E@CD 86E E96 492?46 E@ G@E6 7@C E96:C 72G@C:E6 564@C2E65 EC66 W!6@A=6’D r9@:46 pH2C5X 2?5 42? 6G6? DEF77 32==@E 3@I6D 7@C E96 EC66 C2:D:?8 E96 >@DE 7F?5D 7@C E96 A2C256 WE96 #6:?566C #65\}@D6 pH2C5X]k^AmkAm'6?5@CD 2C6 4C27E6CD H:== 36 @?
Herald-Star · Jefferson, OH
Nearby: Jefferson, OHSTEUBENVILLE — Hoping to put the controversy to rest once and for all, Jefferson County Commissioners voted Thursday to authorize the “appropriate” officials to process more than $243,000 in unpaid invoices for a water line relocation on State Route 213 done with no vote being taken, no bids and no signed contract. The “appropriate official” would be Auditor E. J. Conn, who for the past seven months has refused to pay any invoice associated with the State Route 213 waterline relocation without a court order directing him to release the funds. In Ohio, the standard statutory competitive bidding threshold is $79,568: Repairs in excess of the amount must be advertised for bids unless it were to be declared an emergency, and even then the price tag must be under $125,000 except in cases of physical disaster. There was no emergency declaration associated with the SR 213 project.
The Buckeye Flame · Akron, OH
Nearby: Akron, OHAkron Trans Joy Akron’s TDOR Commemoration Thursday November 20, 2026, 5:30pm – 7:30pm Cascade Valley Metro Park Valley View Area 1212 Cuyahoga St, Akron, OH 44313 “As part of this year’s commemoration, we will showcase local trans artists and performers who are using their creativity to express grief, remembrance, and stories rooted in lived experience. From music to visual art, each contribution is an opportunity to honor the trans family we have lost and share our stories. We will also gather for a fire ceremony where we encourage you to write down your fears, pain, or anything you are carrying and offer it to the fire as an act of release. Commemoration begins at 6:00pm. Light snacks and warm drinks will be provided.” Brooklyn Brooklyn Area Pride’s Trans Day of Remembrance Friday, November 20, 2026, 6:00 p.m.
The Derrick · Scrubgrass Township, PA
Nearby: Scrubgrass Township, PAA $3.8 million project to repair the bridge that carries Route 208 over Little Scrubgrass Creek in Scrubgrass Township is scheduled to start next week, according to Pennsylvania Department of Transportation news release.
The Derrick · Franklin, PA
Nearby: Franklin, PAThe Franklin Area High School honored veterans on Veterans Day with its annual breakfast and assembly in the high school library and auditorium.
The Derrick · Franklin, PA
Nearby: Franklin, PATrails to Ales in Franklin will soon be changing hands to a familiar face, as the brewery and restaurant has announced its intention to pass ownership on to its general manager, Michelle Anderson.
The Derrick · Franklin, PA
Nearby: Franklin, PAMIDDLETOWN — A progressive top prize-winning ticket worth $112,887 for the “Win It All” game from the Pennsylvania Lottery was sold Wednesday at Spanky’s Tobacco World on Liberty Street in Franklin.