Youngstown, Ohio, is the county seat of Mahoning County as well as Trumbull County 10 miles west of the Pennsylvania state line. It was named for an early settler John Young, who built the first saw mill in what is now Youngstown. It was the subject of Bruce Springsteen's song "Youngstown," which outlines the history of the area and the downfall of the steel industry and the economic havoc it caused.
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Describes local government services and departments. Also provides business incentives to assist Youngstown's economic development.
http://www.cityofyoungstownoh.org/
The annual New Year’s Eve celebration of the arts takes place in Youngstown, Ohio, and is intended to provide citizens of the city and surrounding area with a family-friendly New Year’s Eve event. Its schedules, event venues, dining options, performers, and sponsors are highlighted.
http://www.firstnightyoungstownoh.com/
Mahoning County Convention & Visitors Bureau
Visitors to Youngstown can learn about local hotels, museums, golf courses and parks. A calendar of local events is also provided.
http://www.youngstownlive.com/
United Church of God Youngstown
The Youngstown, Ohio congregation observes the seventh-day Sabbath and God’s Holy Days, which are outlined here. Its location, worship and program schedules, calendar of upcoming events, and sermon archive are featured.
http://youngstown.ucg.org/
Provides a list of schools in Youngstown. Includes school curriculum, mission statement, notices and events.
http://www.youngstown.k12.oh.us/
Founded in 1908, YSU is a research university in Youngstown, Ohio. A profile of the institution is offered, including its admissions and financial aid policies, its academic, athletic and student life programs, areas of study, and a calendar of events.
http://www.ysu.edu/
