Youngstown Ohio Billboards, Billboard Posters, Vehicle Wraps & Alternative Advertising

Youngstown’s steel industry declined in the 1970’s, this left the region without a major economic industry, but it renewed itself with other industries.

Youngstown Demographics

Population *: 51,710 (18+).
White American: 47%.
African-American: 45.2%.
Hispanic or Latino: 9.3%.
From two or more races: 3.7%.
Native American: 0.4%.
Asian American: 0.4%.
Pacific Islander: 0.02%.
Median household income: $40,599.

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Events in Youngstown (Annual).

420 Weekend! / ROCK IS DEAD Festival / NorthCoast Boys Volleyball Festival / Upstream Color.
Beachwood-Lyndhurst Art in the Village / Ohio Mart / Village Peddler Festival.
Geneva Grape Jamboree / Ohio Valley Frontier Days / Vintage Ohio Wine Festival in Lake County.
Ladies Day Out / The Big Tap In– Real Craft Beer Festival.
Most large-scale events in the market are held at the Covelli Centre Convention Center.

Sports in Youngstown.

Youngstown is the home of the Youngstown Phantoms of the United States Hockey League.

Business and Education in Youngstown.

Businesses of Note: Companies headquartered in Youngstown include Phar-Mor, and Republic Steel.

Advertising & PR agencies: (AD) Keynote Media Group, Youngstown Classifieds, PALO Creative, Solar Arts Graphic Design, Inc., Farris Marketing, Lake & Associates, User-Friendly Phone Book LLC, Graphix Design, Rubenstein Associates, Launch Local (PR) Jim Houck, Corliss Marketing Communications, Prodigal, Cassidy Advertising & Consulting, LLC, Innis Maggiore Group, Peter David Communications, Grabowski & Co., SageRock.

Colleges: There is one public university located within the city limits: Youngstown State University (YSU).

Must see destinations in Youngstown, OH.:

Fellows Riverside Gardens / OK WOW! / The Roger & Gloria Jones Children’s Center for Science & Technology.
Lanterman’s Mill / The Butler Institute of American Art / The Steel Museum.
For more information on Youngstown, please visit the Youngstown Chamber of Commerce website.

In the 2010 U.S. Census, Youngstown, OH had a total population of 66,982, making it Ohio’s ninth largest city. It has its own metropolitan area it’s usually included in the Pittsburgh Tri-State and the Greater Cleveland area. The city was named for John Young, an early settler from Whitestown, NY. Youngstown’s steel industry declined in the 1970’s, this left the region without a major economic industry, but it renewed itself with other industries.

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