Lorie Barber is a television news producer with a focus on local news in the Youngstown, Ohio area. She has written for WKBN-TV and TRUMBULL FAMILY FITNESS, and her work has also appeared in WDTN-TV and WTRF 7News. Lorie covers a wide range of topics, including education, local events, community development, and economic news.
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Lorie Barber's focus is primarily on local news in the Youngstown, Ohio area. She covers a broad range of topics including crime, family & relationships, education, and government & politics. This indicates that she would likely be interested in pitches related to local community events, infrastructure issues such as building conditions and road closures due to water main breaks.
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Students at Jackson-Milton High School are hoping to save lives in car crashes with a new nationwide trend.
Huntington Bank held a grand opening celebration at its new Federal Plaza branch located on Market Street, across from the International Towers.
Law enforcement is searching the water near the Budd Street boat ramp in Sharon.
The Jewish Community Center of Youngstown is honoring its roots during the holiday of “Sukkot.”
Civics Day is held each year by the Trumbull County Educational Service Center.
It was at Brownlee Avenue between Youngstown-Poland Road and Sheridan Road.
When they arrived shortly before 2 a.m., they found an SUV had hit a pole, causing heavy damage to the car and the pole.
By: Lorie Barber
Classmates each picked a campaign to help, then researched key issues and developed campaign posters.
Officers with the Poland Township Police visited kindergarten and grade school students on Thursday morning.
By: Lorie Barber
Some local students in Mahoning County were treated to breakfast Thursday morning for being winners in a motivational poster contest.
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