While officials are enthused about the population increase Coshocton County has seen since the 2020 census and new people moving in, they know there is more that needs done to keep the momentum going.
Almost a year after its installation, there’s a new sign welcoming visitors to check out a free community recreation spot on the city of Youngstown’s east side.
On certain occasions, neighborhood-stabilization and blight-remediation efforts, along with efforts to improve overall quality of life, feature a 15-foot rectangular hole filled with a large load of stones.
The Youngstown Neighborhood Development Corp., the Mahoning County Land Bank, city officials and other partners Thursday celebrated the ongoing renovation of a vacant home on Sheridan Road and the groundbreaking for a new home next door.
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