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Hometown Heroes help relieve local crowded shelters with foster program

Co-founder of the All Paws Are Perfect Rescue Justine Huckle started the group with two other women in 2013 after the previous rescue she worked with stopped.

Hometown Hero does it all, meeting the community’s needs one job after another

Sam Barnhouse strives to make the community better, one event at a time.

Keeping Kids Safe: Local doctor reiterates importance of getting vaccinated to protect those who can’t

Hometown Hero’s ‘love is truly unconditional’ in efforts to help support parents

While the pandemic has change how we all live, one thing it hasn't changed is Paulette Edington's passion.

Keeping Kids Safe: Kids can suffer from long lasting COVID-19 symptoms

COVID-19 longer-haulers are not just for grown-ups. It's rare, but children can suffer from similar after effects of the virus.

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Addict turned author Hometown Hero hopes his story of recovery helps others

His pen name is C.S. Bear. He's a graphic artist, making custom skateboard skins. He's also an author and an addict.

Study says 80% of school kids will catch COVID within next 2 months

ODH, Nationwide Children’s dicsuss COVID-19, RSV cases in children

Buhl Park adds more AEDs after one saved a life last year

Boardman science teacher named Hometown Hero for creative hands-on lessons

Hometown Hero Laura Frost

Keeping Kids Safe: Athletes keep hydrated to fight the heat

Heat acclimatization week started in Pennsylvania Monday. That means the first five practices for high school football players aren't in full uniform as they get used to the heat.

11-year-old Hometown Hero uses lemonade stand to give back to first responders

William Thomas has always had a passion for police officers, firefighters and other first responders.

Keeping Kids Safe: Undercover human trafficking sting leads to 34 arrests of Valley men

Hometown Hero works to better Mahoning Valley residents’ health

HCP Mahoning Valley Director Sarah Lowry says the partnership she heads has been around for a little over three years.

Hometown Hero calls decades of work at Trumbull County Fairgrounds a ‘labor of love’