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Great Trail Festival to hold 43rd annual event
The 43rd annual Great Trail Festival will take place Aug. 24, 25 and Aug. 31, Sept. 1 and Sept. 2 at the festival grounds on SR 43 outside of Malvern. The festival is a French and Indian era re-creation near the famous Great Indian Trail. It is a special celebration of American Folk Art with contemporary and country crafting, including Storybook Craft Village, where visitors will find handcrafted gifts and keepsakes.
Stark Commissioners Vote to Dissolve CIC
CANTON, Ohio (News Talk 1480 WHBC) – Before there was the Stark Economic Development Board, there was the CIC, or the Community Improvement Corporation. But due to changes in federal law, it has no longer been able to issue bonds to businesses. So it has been inactive for many...
Stark County High School Football rankings, schedules, more | The essential guide for 2024
The Ohio high school football season kicks off this week. In the Stark County area, four games open the season Thursday — including one on the West Coast featuring reigning state champ Massillon — before the rest of the area's teams get rolling Friday night. For all of the teams in the area, and from all around Ohio, their ultimate goal is to be in Canton for the OHSAA state championship games this December. ...
Shaboozey headlining Barrels and Bottles tasting event in NE Ohio
CANTON, Ohio – Barrels & Bottles – a night of beverages and music – is scheduled at the Hall of Fame Village. Shaboozey and charlieonnafriday are slated to perform at the event, which is 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 11, at the Center for Performance. Bourbon, whiskey and craft-beer tastings will be available.
Anheuser-Busch to close Canton Township warehouse, 63 workers to lose jobs
CANTON TWP. − Anheuser-Busch will close its wholesale operation southeast of Canton and lay off 63 employees in October, according to a letter notifying the state of the closure. The company plans to close the AB ONE facility at 1611 Marietta Ave. SE on Oct. 15 and terminate employees between then and Oct....
Fewer Boys & Girls Clubs will be open in Northeast Ohio, due to loss of federal funding
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Only 27 of the 49 Boys & Girls Clubs (BGCNEO) that were open in Northeast Ohio last school year will be open this fall, due to a loss in federal funding. The Boys & Girls Clubs are safe, fun places for kids ages 6-18 to go...
BEAVERS ON FIRE TO START
Beaver Local wasn’t messing around in Minerva on Tuesday in their season opener. The Beavers made quick work of the Lions in straight sets (25-11, 25-18, 25-17) Adison Ketchum had 8 kills. Aleia Evanko had 4 kills, 12 assists, and 5 digs. Bria Boyd had 11 assists. Jocelyn Pomeroy had 8 kills, 11 aces, and 5 digs. Karsyn Bowyer had 11 digs. Lily Schrieber had 5 aces and 6 digs.
Central Ohioans targeted by scam text message for unpaid tolls
Central Ohioans are being targeted by a text scam declaring their vehicles have an outstanding toll charge, with the Ohio Turnpike and Infrastructure Commission warning against clicking on the links associated with the text.
DNC roll call playlist: Should these Ohio-born musicians have represented the Buckeye State?
The second night of the Democratic National Convention featured a raucous roll-call vote of all 50 states and the U.S. territories, each featuring that also represented their states. Ohio's delegation chose "Green Light" by Springfield native John Legend. The song, which features Outkast's Andre 3000 — currently touring the country promoting his flute project — appeared on Legend's third album, 2008's "Evolver." ...
Ohio Democrats descend on Chicago
This week, it's the Democrats' turn to hold a big party next to Lake Michigan. Ohio elected officials and delegates are in Chicago for the Democratic National Convention, roughly a month after Republicans had their convention in Milwaukee. Democrats are rallying behind Vice President Kamala Harris − the first Black and South...
Dr. Amy Acton, who helped lead Ohio’s early pandemic response, is weighing 2026 run for governor
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Dr. Amy Acton, the former Ohio health director who became a household name during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, says she is considering a run for governor in 2026. Acton shared her deliberations with reporters during the Democratic National Convention in Chicago on Tuesday. “I have experience I just want to […]
Ohio Schools Combat Costly 'Swatting' Threats as New Academic Year Begins
As the new school year commences in Ohio, superintendents and students alike brace for the promise of education and the peril of an emerging disruptive threat, swatting. According to a report shared by CW Columbus, these hoax calls, a severe disturbance, and a hefty financial burden cost Ohio taxpayers over $17 million in the previous year. As numbers reveal, the impact touched the lives of approximately 391,000 students nationwide.
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