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Relive the days of Idora Park with Spring Thing at The Amp! Local rock legends Left End, with special guest Youngstown’s Houseband, rock The Youngstown Foundation Amphitheatre on May 26th & Fast Freddie has your chance to win tickets on Y-103 all this week during the 5 o'clock hour! Just listen

Year-end columns are for wrapping things up. But for 2023, the biggest “thing” is just getting started. Early in the year, Warren native John Zabrucky

SIMI VALLEY, Calif. — Several of Donald Trumps rivals stepped up their attacks against him in the second Republican presidential debate, urgently trying to dent the former presidents commanding primary

The fourth Berrett Lane Block Party will feature live music by Park City-based songwriters

I returned to my hometown in the late ‘80s with the initial goal of getting in a band that was on the circuit of clubs and festivals in the area that seemingly supported roots-oriented, musical activity.

Quarterback Graham Mertz ran for two touchdowns and host Wisconsin capitalized on a late turnover to hold off Army 20-14 in a nonconference game Saturday night.

Gerichtsverhandlung Jennersdorf, Güssing: Frau seit Unfall im Rollstuhl. Lenkerin kam auf Gegenfahrbahn und wurde selbst schwer verletzt. Auch ihr Sohn erlitt schwere Verletzungen. Von Elisabeth Kirchmeir. Erstellt am 09. Juli 2021 (06:51) Symbolbild Gerichtssaal ...

But the local acts rival those more famous performers with one group — music collectors. Love and War, a hard rock band founded in Youngstown, only released one CD, but that 1994 release “War Rages On” has sold for $300 on Discogs, a website where fans can catalog their collections and buy / sell music. The asking prices for the two copies of “War Rages On” currently on eBay are $688.40 and $749. Moore, who lives in Warren, may be the local record holder on Discogs. His 1976 funk / so...

For 40 years, Patsy Palombo lived a double life. By day he was the director of development and stewardship with the Catholic Diocese of Youngstown. At night he was the drummer for Left End, a rock act beloved and renowned for its live show and the outrageous antics of lead singer Dennis T. Menass (real name Dennis Sesonsky). “I could be playing with Left End for a really rowdy rock crowd at the Arcade or another club in Youngstown or Warren, get home at 3:30 in the morning and then have a 9 ...