Around Town: Osnaburg ready for Wreaths Across America
Wreaths Across America was formed in 2007 by Morrill Worcester. He was the owner of the Worcester Wreath Co. in Maine. He had a surplus of holiday wreaths and no idea what to do with them.Morrill,...
View ArticleFrom surviving to thriving: Stark County native shares mental health journey
Central Catholic grad Justin Hayes took 30 years for proper diagnosis.
View ArticleCraft show at Foltz Community Center on Sept. 26
EAST CANTON Boy Scout Troop 36 is hosting an outdoor craft and vendor show from 2 to 7 p.m. Sept. 26 at Foltz Community Center, 224 N. Wood St.There will also be food trucks and a farmers’ market.Those...
View ArticleStraight Talk: Free COVID relief funds could be grant scam
Better Business Bureau serving Canton Region and Greater West Virginia offers tips and advice for consumers to avoid fraudulent practices.Free COVID Relief Funds? Could Be a Grant Scam!In tough...
View ArticleAdult day cares and senior centers prepare to reopen in Ohio
WOOSTER Adult day cares and senior centers are one of the few businesses yet to reopen from their pandemic closure in March. Last-minute changes to guidelines for a safe reopening could delay the...
View ArticleReligious reaction to COVID-19 mask mandate varies in Ohio
The statewide mask mandate is the only COVID-19-related state health policy to include houses of worship, a distinction that some aren’t happy with, while others are thankful for.
View ArticlePoll: The national issue that concerns you the most going into the Nov. 3...
The Supreme Court vacancy becomes the latest issue going into the Nov. 3 presidential election.
View Article’Silent Watch’ event coming Sept. 26 to Belden Village Mall
The event is in conjunction with Veterans Suicide Awareness Month.
View ArticleMonday After: Remembering the Wall Street bombing 100 years ago
Canton man recalled how blast rocked New York City.
View ArticleNew football sculptures a great addition to Canton
In partnership with ArtsinStark and the Pro Football Hall of Fame, two sculptures celebrating two of the 11 greatest moments in professional football history were unveiled Friday.These new sculptures...
View ArticleConcern over Ohioan’s pandemic alcohol use
Recovery groups and treatment providers have reported increased demand for alcohol treatment.
View ArticleStark County Salvation Army citadels concerned as holidays approach
The service organization started its holiday fundraising campaign early.
View ArticleBattle for Ohio: Trump is making visits, Biden is running ads; which wins...
COLUMBUS Ohioans haven’t seen appreciable TV ads from President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign in weeks.But Trump is holding rallies at the Dayton and Toledo airports on Monday, Vice President...
View ArticleMan dies in Perry Township traffic crash
Two other crash victims were transported to Mercy Medical Center with unspecified injuries.
View ArticleDarla Brown named digital VP by Karcher Group
Brown was serving as creative director and now will oversee and support the digital services team.
View ArticleMalco Products adds line, set to expand
Malco Products, with facilities in Alliance, Akron and Barberton, has added a line of disinfectant wipes. The company expects to hire workers as production starts.
View ArticleDetroit man gets up to 15 years in rape, kidnapping case
The defendant strangled the woman before striking her in the head with a frying pan, according to prosecutors.
View ArticleFreddy’s opens, Menchie’s closes
Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburger is open for business, while Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt has closed down around Northeast Ohio.
View ArticleStark County attorney featured in Emmy-nominated TV segment
Ted Koppel interviewed Canton attorney Lee Plakas as part of segment about Oberlin College lawsuit.
View ArticleMassillon council OKS legislation to seek streetscape funds
City Council also considered an ordinance that aims to rezone 6.96 acres of St. John Lutheran Church property at 1900 Wales Road NE.
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