Dave Sess is a journalist for WKBN-TV, based in Youngstown, Ohio. With a passion for sports and finance, Dave covers a range of local news stories, including community initiatives, events, and issues affecting the residents of Youngstown. His work has also been featured on WTRF 7News.
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Dave covers a wide range of local news, with a focus on community programs, safety issues, and events in the Ohio area. He often reports on human resources & employment as well as government & politics topics.
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Thrive Mahoning Valley is collecting used bikes, rehabbing them, and providing them to people who need them to get around.
Posted: Updated: (WKBN) β Early voting hours have been expanded for Ohioans voting in person. They will be from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
A food bank that serves western North Carolina will get help restocking its shelves from Trumbull County.
When Hollywood Gaming opened in Austintown, the slots were first and the horse racing started two months later. The bet was the Valley would like horse racing, and it has.
The Youngstown Blue Coats is accepting new or gently used coats, hats, gloves and other items to keep homeless people warm.
Law enforcement is searching the water near the Budd Street boat ramp in Sharon.
One of those issues in Boardman is about more than selling alcohol. Bergen Giordani, co-owner of Gorant Chocolatier, said Gorantβs liquor issue on the ballot is about creating a destination pβ¦
A popular chess tournament returns to Valley for its second year.
The funding for Struthers will support building ten single-family homes
Valley veterans can bond and heal through golf, while improving their game.
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