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Kitten rescued from inside powered reclining chair inside Alliance home 'doing well'
ALLIANCE ‒ Daughtry's "Superman" may not have been written about a rascally kitten, but the song served as a fitting soundtrack to an unusual animal rescue that two police officers made Tuesday. With help from city firefighters, they removed a long-haired calico from the underside of a powered reclining chair at a home...
Akron native pokes fun at his hometown in video
Miles Hlivko doesn’t take social media too seriously. The Akron native’s Instagram and TikTok accounts are a mix of goofy, comedic videos spoofing everything from radio DJs to Gov. Mike DeWine, along with outtakes from Hlivko’s musical projects and radio voiceover work. “Anything good I’ve ever done...
Midnight Fairy Jewelry brings a whimsical shopping experience to downtown
When walking into Midnight Fairy Jewelry, the assortment of gold mirrors, comfortable furniture and ethereal jewelry and accessories may catch customers’ eyes. Tasha Kardos, owner of Midnight Fairy Jewelry, said the store was designed to invite customers in with its home-like environment. “[The store is] cute, really vibey. There’s...
Lettuce remind you: 10 great salads to try in Stark County
In a world where fast food and heavy meals dominate our dining choices, salads offer a refreshing, often more nutritious alternative. Whether you're looking for a light lunch, a vibrant starter, or a satisfying main course, salads will add a delightful mix of flavors and textures to your meal. Stark County restaurants have elevated this simple dish to new heights, crafting unique and delicious combinations that cater to every palate. ...
Sebring garage sale event set Aug. 1-3
Coordinator Susan Sanor says there likely will be 100 sales taking place during the 23 annual Sebring Village Wide Sales, set Aug. 1-3. The garage sale event, sponsored by Friends of the Sebring Parks, formerly was managed by Sebring Area Chamber of Commerce. Friends of the Sebring Parks took the event over after...
Red Hot Chili Peppers give sold-out Blossom Music Center crowd a spicy rock and roll show (photos)
CUYAHOGA FALLS, Ohio - The Red Hot Chili Peppers exist in increasingly rarified rock ‘n’ roll air. Four decades into their career and while some very successful bands of more recent vintage are releasing new albums into a listener void and struggling to fill arenas, the Chili Peppers are still regularly releasing viable, charting albums and regularly touring and selling out arenas and sheds without resorting to “Mega-Hit Record” anniversary tours.
Akron Zoo to build new animal hospital
AKRON, Ohio — The Akron Zoo announced it's building a new animal hospital to care for more than 2,000 of its furry friends. The hospital is expected to cost $11.95 million, with construction slated to begin in 2025. The goal is to have it open in 2026. To help...
Pearl Tea & Coffee opens in Belden Village
JACKSON TWP. – Pearl Tea & Coffee is open for business in the Belden Village area. The shop at 4339 Dressler Road NW celebrated a soft opening this week, and is serving up beverages and in a shop with white marble walls, large windows and seating inside and out. ...
WHBC 1480 radio talk show host Jordan Miller let go in cost-cutting move
CANTON − WHBC 1480 radio show host Jordan Miller has been laid off by the AM station in a cost-cutting move. Miller's "Live and Local" talk show was broadcast from 10 a.m. to noon weekdays, featuring discussion of both national and local news. Miller, who worked at WHBC for nearly four years, took...
Kent Blossom closes out Faculty Concert Series with two classics (July 17)
With a program of only two pieces, both of them staples in chamber music repertoire, creating the conditions for a standout performance might be more difficult than usual. But the musicians in Kent Blossom Music Festival’s final entry in this year’s Faculty Concert Series knew what to do.
Akron Art Museum to receive $2 million for project
AKRON — The Akron Art Museum will receive $2 million in funding from Substitute House Bill 2, the state’s two-year construction budget for capital projects across Ohio. The Akron Art Museum will use the funds to construct the Center for Digital Discovery, which will include a digital gallery, classroom and educational space, and immersive artist-created areas for all ages.
Hardesty Park hosting popular food, arts events in Akron this week
AKRON, Ohio – The popular Taste of Akron and Akron Art Expo events return to Hardesty Park this week, featuring more than 30 food vendors and more than 100 artists. It’s the 45th year for the events, which celebrate food and art from around Akron and beyond. Taste of Akron is set for Thursday, July 25 from 5-9 p.m. and the Akron Arts Expo will be held Saturday, July 27 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday, July 28 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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