Guy D'Astolfo is a journalist for The Business Journal, a publication focused on local news in Youngstown, Ohio. With a passion for the arts and entertainment, Guy covers a wide range of topics including film, music, theater, and local events. His articles provide readers with insights into the vibrant cultural scene of Youngstown and highlight the achievements and activities of local artists and performers.
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Guy D'Astolfo's focus is primarily on local entertainment news, particularly in the Youngstown area. If you have information related to local events, film screenings, music performances or other arts and entertainment activities in the Ohio region, especially Youngstown, he may be interested in covering it.
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – Because of the fatal May explosion at the Realty Tower – which forced the postponement of the biggest concerts of the season – the three city-owned downtown entertainment venues posted a third-quarter loss that was worse than expected.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – After a career of more than 34 years on the air in the Mahoning Valley and beyond, Dan Rivers is calling it quits.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – Michael Anthony Forney’s “Why Me?” franchise of stage plays keeps growing.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – A musical comedy written by a Youngstown State University theater professor will get its world premiere this weekend.
By: Guy D'Astolfo
Local craft brewers are making new products – ciders, seltzers and nonalcoholic beverages – for those who don’t want beer.
The entertainment calendar is always packed this time of year, but this weekend’s highlights are higher than usual.
By: Guy D'Astolfo
With its move to Powers Auditorium now permanent, Opera Western Reserve is taking advantage of the theater’s many strengths.
NILES, Ohio – The Funny Farm Comedy Club has bounced around over the past decade, presenting shows in quite a few locations.
CORTLAND, Ohio – Craft breweries might be overflowing in some areas, but a new one near Cortland fits right into the market.
The drought that gripped the Buckeye State this summer may have diminished the corn and bean crops, but it was great for grapes.
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