Anna Marsick is a reporter for WKBN-TV, covering local news in Youngstown, Ohio. With a focus on community events, human interest stories, and local activism, Anna brings attention to the issues and individuals making a difference in the Youngstown area.
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Around 28 vendors attended Health Fair Fun Day at the Eugenia Atkinson Recreation Center on Saturday.
It’s been 20 years since Youngstown police Officer Michael Hartzell died in the line of duty.
The largest school-based provider of vision care in the nation for children spent Wednesday at a local camp.
As we’re quickly approaching the next school year, health officials are focusing on back-to-school health topics.
For over a year, Township Trustees have been trying to get EPA approval to replace the septic systems in the bathrooms. Currently, parkgoers have to use port-a-potties.
By: Anna Marsick, Desirae Gostlin, Abigail Cloutier
If you’re planning to go to the 177th annual Canfield Fair this weekend, there is plenty to do! From food to exhibits to special performances and all the other trappings you expect to see at …
As we continue looking at Hispanic Heritage Month, there are a lot of activities happening in the Valley.
There was a heavy fire on the first floor that spread to the second floor.
(WKBN) – The Poland Lions Club is embracing its mission of serving the youth and encouraging eye safety by getting students in Poland ready for the total solar eclipse on April 8.
Right now there are 10 dogs staying at the rescue. All of them are up for adoption and will be at the event.
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