Alliance Daily Briefing: Snow, Hoops, and Worker Bonuses

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Snow, strong local sports showings, and a major investment in workers are shaping the weekend mood in Alliance as residents dig out and head to games.

MAC Trailer thanks workers with attendance bonuses

MAC Trailer Enterprises, a major Alliance employer, has reported putting about $2.6 million back into employees’ pockets through its perfect attendance program for 2025. More than a thousand workers earned at least some of that incentive, which can total up to roughly $6,000 a year for those who maintain spotless attendance.

Leaders at the company say the bonuses, extra paid time off, and other benefits are meant to reward reliability and keep a strong, stable workforce in Alliance’s manufacturing sector.

Mile Branch Grange soup sale on the calendar

On the community side, Mile Branch Grange on Knox School Road is gearing up for its monthly drive‑thru soup sale. This month’s offerings include broccoli cheese and vegetable beef, sold by the quart with advance orders required. Pickup will be in a drive‑up format, giving families an easy winter dinner option while supporting a longtime local organization.

Aviators handle Marlington in rematch

On the hardwood, the Alliance Aviators boys’ basketball team followed up January’s blowout win over Marlington with another strong performance at home on Friday night. The Aviators topped the Dukes 77–57, continuing a standout season that has them firmly above .500 and defending their home court in front of a lively crowd.

The win keeps Alliance in good rhythm as the regular season winds down and postseason seeding comes into focus.

Winter weather advisory for Stark and Mahoning counties

A winter weather advisory that covered Stark and Mahoning counties through late Friday night brought a quick hit of snow, gusty winds up to around 40–45 mph, and slick conditions across the region. Forecast totals of 2–4 inches, combined with blowing and drifting snow, made travel tricky at times, especially on exposed roads and overpasses.

Conditions are expected to gradually improve through Saturday, but drivers around Alliance should continue to watch for refreezing on untreated surfaces as temperatures stay in the winter chill.

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