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08/13/2026

08/01/2026

07/21/2026

The Demo of the Old Elementary School in Cortland has officially begun.

07/12/2026

🚂🇺🇸 History rolled through the Mahoning Valley today as the America 250 steam train made its way through Youngstown! Celebrating 250 years of our nation’s heritage, this incredible locomotive was a reminder of the innovation, determination, and spirit that helped build America.

There’s something special about seeing a piece of living history steaming down the tracks right here in our own backyard. Did you catch it? Share your photos and videos in the comments! 🇺🇸🚂

06/08/2026

A piece of Cortland history is preparing to take its final bow.

For decades, the old school on Pearl Street stood as a place where generations of local students learned, laughed, and built memories that would last a lifetime. Long before the new schools and modern classrooms, this building was at the heart of countless childhood stories.

Now, after years of sitting vacant, the former school is set to be demolished, marking the end of an era for our community.

While the building itself may soon be gone, the memories created inside its walls will remain with the thousands of students, teachers, staff, and families who passed through its doors.

These drone photos capture one final look at a landmark that has been part of Cortland’s story for generations.

Did you attend school here? Share your favorite memory in the comments. 📚🏫❤️

05/26/2026

Youngstown Ohio From the sky.

05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who gave everything for our freedom. 🇺🇸

Today isn’t just about a long weekend.
It’s about sacrifice.
It’s about courage.
It’s about the heroes who never made it home.

From all of us at 4 Bird Media thank you to every service member and military family who has served this country.

Freedom isn’t free. We will never forget. 🇺🇸

05/19/2026

If you grew up in Warren… you’ve probably looked over at this sign a thousand times.

The iconic WARREN sign on East Market Street has quietly watched generations drive by from the steel mill era… to today’s revival of the city.

East Market Street has long been one of the main gateways into Warren, connecting neighborhoods, businesses, and the people who built this city. Back when Warren was booming with manufacturing, traffic rolled through here daily from workers heading to plants, local shops, and downtown.

Now the sign stands as a reminder of the city’s history, pride, and resilience.

From the glory days of Packard and the steel industry… to the small businesses still keeping Warren moving forward today this stretch of road has seen it all.

Sometimes the most familiar places tell the biggest stories.