YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – Auto dealers in northeastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania report that SUVs, crossovers and hybrid models continue to dominate consumer preferences, outpacing traditional sedans.

Plus, Kimberly-Clark Corp. is considering building a $160 million, 500,000-square-foot regional distribution center next to its $800 million manufacturing plant.

And incumbent Mayor Jamael Tito Brown and challenger Derrick McDowell appeared Wednesday at the Rotary Club of Youngstown’s Meet the Candidates forum.

SUVs and Hybrids Rule Market, Dealers Say
Kimberly-Clark Considers $160M Distribution Center
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