The City of Struthers will be hosting its 2025 Christmas Festival on Friday, December 5 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Mill Creek Park Police are investigating after a body was recovered from Yellow Creek early Thursday.

After five years in operation, the location at 620 Youngstown-Poland Road in Struthers is closing its doors.

The resolution on the agenda was listed to be in support of the conversion of Struthers Municipal Court judges from part-time to full-time.

The project, according to a release, was made possible through a joint effort between the Mahoning County Land Bank, the Youngstown Neighborhood Development Corporation (YNDC) and the City of Struthers.

According to a notification from Strategic Communications Officer Michael Stepp of the PLYMC, the reason for the early closure is due to a power outage.

The initiative, 'What's Up with the Wildcats,' involves students meeting up with Superintendent Pete Pirone, High School Principal Roger Day and Assistant High School Principal Mark Carden to discuss a wide range of topics over lunch.

The Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church, a church that began in a garage as a neighborhood missionary circle in 1925, held a Black and Gold Celebratory Banquet over the weekend with the help of churchgoers and community members.

Struthers Unleashed, a mission to "enhance Struthers with a free-for-all dog park," is hosting a Howl-O-Ween Pawty on Saturday, Oct. 25, to celebrate local dogs in costume.

The felony case of 33-year-old Kamille Hibbitt was bound over to the Mahoning County Court of Common Pleas, where a grand jury will decide if there is enough evidence to indict her.

Struthers Mayor Catherine Cercone Miller tells 21 News the intersection of State Street and Bridge Street, which was originally set to be closed through Thursday, October 23, has been extended through Friday, October 24.

Reports indicated that the child had weighed 44 pounds last year, but now was down to 29.

Both Revely and Hibbit are being held at a $250,000 cash or surety bond, must wear a GPS monitor and are not to have any contact with the victim or any other minors.

Due to the nature of the life-threatening injuries, the boy was transferred to the hospital's main campus via Life Flight.

Although the intersection will be closed, traffic on State Street and Bridge Street south of the railroad crossing will be maintained, as well as access to Main Street, Liberty Street and Bob Cene Way.

K9 Grimm will receive the brand-new protective gear thanks to a donation from non-profit Vested Interest In K9s, a Massachusetts-based non-profit with a mission of providing bullet and stab-protective vests to K9s across the country.

Participants were evaluated on seven criteria, including community vitality, overall impression, environmental initiatives, heritage celebration, urban forestry, landscaped areas and floral impact.

The project area includes Lyon Boulevard, Beechwood Drive, Renwick Drive and Poland-Struthers Road (Route 616) from Beechwood Drive to Poland Avenue.

The building once housed Los Gallos Mexican Restaurant and a popular nightclub called The Cellar.

WKTL got its start in 1965, and Superintendent Pete Pirone says that this radio station has made an impact on the student community.

On average, the water rate increases will raise water bills by roughly $3.

Mayor Miller says the city brought over 40 investors into the building to try and make something work, but nothing ever came to fruition

Of the 600 schools participating, Struthers Middle School was chosen to be the first to experience the program.

The three-year-old victim was identified as Gionni Jackson. The coroner says Jackson was pronounced dead at the hospital just after 1 p.m. Friday.

Struthers police responded to a home on the 400 Block of Spring Street Friday afternoon for a three-year-old child who was shot. Police say the child was shot after getting a hold of an unsecured firearm.

Ohio Edison expects the issue to be resolved by 8:30 p.m. 

The Dog Warden is now clarifying that the dog was not actually shot and that the wounds actually stemmed from a dog attack.

The owners of Lightner's Fresh & Smoked Meats announced the decision on the company's Facebook page, citing "certain economic factors and career changes for our personnel" as reasons for the closure.