PJJ Engineering

Olsavsky-Jaminet Architects is a leading architectural firm based in Youngstown, OH, specializing in educational projects. With a strong focus on K-12 schools, they have successfully completed projects such as Austintown Middle School and Youngstown's Chaney High School, ensuring timely completion for the start of fall classes. Known for their expertise in community engagement, Olsavsky-Jaminet Architects is currently working with Matthews Local School District and the Ohio School Facilities Commission to develop a master plan and engage the community. They are also providing services to Springfield Local School District to support their bond issue, while simultaneously working on the design development of Ashtabula City Schools' new Junior High School and the selection of sites for five new Elementary buildings. Additionally, they are set to renovate Austintown Fitch Stadium and install a new turf field.Generated from the website

The Mahoning County Bar Association is a not-for-profit voluntary organization comprised of lawyers who practice or office primarily in Mahoning County, Ohio. Lawyers apply for membership into the Bar Association and pay yearly dues which are used to operate the Association. The Mahoning County Bar Association provides invaluable services and benefits to both the legal community and the general public. We offer our members specialized committees, a comprehensive lawyer referral service, accredited continuing legal education programs, and frequent community events.

The Business Journal is a local publication based in Youngstown, Ohio, providing comprehensive coverage of news, events, and developments in the Mahoning Valley region. With a focus on business, finance, and economic growth, the journal offers in-depth reporting on various industries, including real estate, technology, healthcare, and education. It also features special features, podcasts, and exclusive interviews, making it a valuable resource for professionals and entrepreneurs seeking to stay informed about the local business landscape. Additionally, The Business Journal highlights the achievements and challenges faced by minority-owned businesses, promotes workforce development initiatives, and explores the region's potential for economic growth. With a commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, the journal aims to provide a platform for all voices and perspectives in the community. Through its coverage and analysis, The Business Journal serves as a trusted source of information for individuals and organizations interested in the economic and business landscape of Youngstown and its surrounding areas.Generated from the website