I think it's the best dance school in the area! Everyone there has been very kind and helpful, I…read morelove the attention to detail all the instructors have.

What a gem. Created over a century ago to provide the local population with a refuge from the…read moresoot, smoke and general grime of the blast furnaces, this sprawling greenscape is still so very beautiful. The blast furnaces are gone, but that doesn't diminish the value or the beauty of this place. There are so many aspects of the park to enjoy, from the Fellow's Riverside Gardens, to the picnic areas, to Glacier Lake, to the free live performances at the Morley Pavilion. I personally use the jogging trail accessible directly from US224 in Boardman (or very near the Golf Course parking). The trail is a 1.5 mile stretch, marked every .25 mile, providing 3 miles round trip. The leaves this fall were especially beautiful along the jogging trail. If you're from here, you know this place is excellent. If you're visiting and looking for a place to relax in nature, check it out.

I can not think of any park that compares to Mill Creek regardless of the season. Walking through…read moreFellowship Gardens any time of the year is like being in a movie. I have paid hefty admission fees to walk thru gardens that are no where near as manicured or large. Gazebos and benches provide seating so one can just rest in a setting made for a calendar. There are overlooks that allow views of Glacier Lake far below. A summer Sunday sitting on the huge deck eating brunch lets one sample the good life. There are hiking trails throughout the park that take you past turtles in a pond, along the lake, or on wooded hills. The boat ride is with no doubt the best bargain in Ohio. Driving through the park one crosses the most beautiful little bridge where it is impossible not to park the car and get out the camera. Not far from the bridge is the old mill that one has to walk along a hillside to reach. The mill still functions and sells coarse ground corn meal. Next to the mill is a covered bridge that beckons you to cross. I used to be in the Warren-Niles-Youngstown area frequently but that part of my life is past. On my wall are framed pictures of the mill and the bridge reminding me of the picnics, hikes, boat rides and brunches I enjoyed at Mill Creek Park. My screen saver is a view of the sunflowers growing along the weathered siding of the mill. Mill Creek taught me a lesson. Every place has something magical if one looks for it. Paris, San Francisco, or any place would welcome a park like this one to add to their lists of how-wonderful-we-are. I have to drive those eighty miles soon to return to Youngstown's Mill Creek Park.

Awesome rink with new renovations and the locker rooms are amazing and the ice is perfect and the…read moreoutside renovations of Hess Ice Rink are awesome and it's just a amazing rink overall.

I have been to Hess to watch several of my husbands hockey games. It's an old ice hockey rink, but…read moreevery time I walk in there, I see a new trophy that was brought home from the younger teams! That goes to show that the coaches there are of quality. I appreciate the heating unit above the stands where the spectators sit. However, on two occasions, I have been close to being in the line of fire of hockey pucks that went out over the netting hanging above the glass. It may be in Hess's best interest to have the netting reach to the ceiling so that other spectator's do not have such close calls with pucks. I am disappointed that the snack bar isn't open later. My husbands games are often between 9:30pm-10:30pm and there have been times where dinner is minimal. There is almost always a staff member behind the snack bar but they are never open. If more people come to watch the games at this time, it might be worth it for the facility to at least have it open for items such as granola bars. There is a vending machine with chips and pretzels, but there are no healthy(ier) options available.

Awesome old school bowling alley. Everyone was super kind and nice. My son and I had a blast.read more

As a former student of this dojo, I have to say that you do learn a good amount of stuff but when…read moreyou get to a certain rank, they forget your existence. Some masters I liked, but the others will do anything in their power to embarrass you. Look elsewhere.

I have been attending the Crystal Dragon for years on Monday nights and sat mornings. I brought my…read morekids a bit later within a year or two after I started. I travel an hour each direction. Its worth it. Between Covid and cancer, I took a couple years off but am glad to back Mondays for now, and Saturdays hopefully soon. If you are looking for a place that teaches practical fighting moves starting day one, this is it. If you want flashy moves, that comes later with higher ranks.

Good golf course for the price, conditions are always consistent. Downside they do not serve…read morealcohol and not sure if you can bring your own. Usually decently busy

Awesome course, much much better shape than some other reviews stated. This is a great course for a…read moredouble bogey golfer, nice wide open fairways for those who don't have perfect straight drives. Staff was nice, they wanted everyone to have a good time. If you live in Cranberry or north Boros of Pittsburgh it's a quick drive, looks farther on a map than it is. I'll be back often.

Awesome facility, friendly staff and a great place to walk and still get your exercise without…read morefreezing outside in the winter! great walking track .. full court basketball court - they also allow the local little league teams to use the facilities in the off season!

Why do they call this the "Wellness Center" The real name should be "Kiddie Park." I am an adult…read morewho exercises at the center. All weekend it is taken over by kids playing sports. They throw there bags, shoes and clothes all over the locker area. I have to avoid the children as many of them are coughing. I found a small table for my bag, shoes, water bottle, coat. When I come back from the work out room a whole family has taken over my table while feeding their kids breakfast. I moved over to a small bench. After my walk I find a family of 8 people sitting on the bench surrounding my belongings. None of these young families ever apologize or even acknowledge my request for them to move. Is this how young parents show their children to behave in public. Is it just my town or everywhere. I am very disappointed in the way the world has become. Everyone deserves to be treated with kindness and understanding.

Amazing facility. The pool is so clean and better than where I'm used to! So many offerings for…read morefamilies.

Great facility for sporting events. There are four volleyball courts, three bathrooms, a concession…read morestand, free Wi-Fi, and filtered water fountains. There isnt much room for spectators, but there are some small bleachers to sit on. Bring your own chair. You can watch sports and weather on the TVs.