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The Heartbeat of Our Neighborhoods
“Schools are the heartbeat of any community. They are not just places where children learn; they are hubs of activity, centers of community engagement and pillars of neighborhood stability. When schools thrive, communities thrive. They attract families, foster local pride and contribute to the overall quality of life.“ ~ Supt. Dr. Michael Robinson.
The Heart of Stark: Massillon Museum’s Studio M gallery showcases local talent
In partnership with The Repository, every Monday, Stark Community Foundation highlights positive happenings in our community. Here’s to Good News Mondays! The Studio M gallery at the Massillon Museum features art exhibitions from established and upcoming artists, showcasing their artistic talent with a rotating schedule of shows, during which museum visitors can learn about the featured artist, enjoy their work and purchase pieces from their collection. ...
So you want your dog in pictures? A celebrity dog comes to Forum 360
“Life without a dog is like an unsharpened pencil. It has no point.”. Perhaps I would add, life without dogs. Imagine if one of the dogs is a celebrity dog. Doesn’t everyone think their dog should be in pictures? Susan Jenkins, owner of Papp’s Dog Training, came to Forum 360 with Labrador Retrievers Tuxy and Kai. Kai has been on the cover of eight American Greetings holiday cards.
Boardman Superintendent steps down to focus on next chapter in life
BOARDMAN, Ohio (WKBN) – Sitting in his office Monday afternoon, Tim Saxton talked about his time with the Boardman Schools first as a student, then as high school principal, the director of operations, and finally the superintendent. July 31 will be Saxton’s last day as Superintendent of the Boardman...
ODOT Launches Bridge for the First Time
The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) reached a milestone on the State Route 8 bridge replacement project in Akron yesterday. Crews began erecting the new bridge with a bridge launching method. This project is the first time a bridge has been launched on an ODOT project. Bridge launching is building...
Northeast Ohio Approves Three Locations for Recreational Marijuana Growth and Processing
Ohioans are still unable to lawfully buy non-medicinal weed from dispensaries, while recreational marijuana availability in the state made a little but significant progress on Friday. Ten producers and processors of medical and recreational marijuana were granted certificates of operation on Friday, allowing them to enter the trade. Here in...
Janet E. Pitts, Niles, Ohio
NILES, Ohio (MyValleyTributes) – Janet E. Pitts of Niles passed away on Sunday, July 21, 2024, at 8:30 p.m. in her residence surrounded by her loving family. She was 63. Janet was born in Warren on September 27, 1960, the daughter of Sherman and Virginia Cline Campbell, Sr. She...
Seniors & Caregivers Expo with Food Trucks Set for Friday, August 2
The Macedonia Senior Center will host a Seniors & Caregivers Expo on Friday, August 2, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at City Hall. Discover a wide range of resources, services, and products designed to enhance the well-being and quality of life for older adults and those who care for them. Leave with a swag bag full of resources, enter to win raffle prizes, and grab lunch at one of the food trucks.
Portage County obituaries for July 19-21
Ann Marie Bauer of Kent, Ohio died peacefully at the age of 55 on June 28th 2024 at The James Cancer Hospital, Columbus OH, after battling multiple forms of leukemia. She was surrounded by her loving family. Ann dedicated 30-years as a beloved faculty member at Solon City Schools, where...
What's new at the Mu? Massillon artist featured in new show
The Massillon Museum’s Studio M will exhibit “On Its Head,” paintings by Emily Bartolone, from July 27 through Sept. 8. Her paintings merge figuration with geometric abstraction. A free, public reception for the artist will be 5 to 7 p.m. Aug. 17. Highlights ...
What's the weather forecast for the Hall of Fame Enshrinement Week? Hot and humid
Stark County football fans can rest assured that there shouldn't be too much rain on their parade next week. Festivities leading up to the Pro Football Hall of Fame Enshrinement Week begin in earnest this weekend in Canton with the Balloon Classic presented by Aultman scheduled to start Friday, and the National Weather...
Drone light show -- ‘better than fireworks’ -- caps Orange’s Party in the Park
ORANGE, Ohio -- A drone light show captivated a large crowd to culminate the village’s Party in the Park Saturday (July 20) at Community Park. “My 9-year-old granddaughter came up to me after the event and said, ‘Grandpa, this was better than fireworks,’” said Mayor Judson Kline, who estimated that several hundred people were in attendance.
Taco Bell Tests New Crunchwrap Sliders
Taco Bell tests new Crunchwrap Sliders at participating locations in the Cleveland and Akron, OH areas for a limited time. The new menu items are available in two varieties: the Cheesy Crunchwrap Slider and Steak & Queso Crunchwrap Slider. Like the recently introduced Cheesy Street Chalupas, Crunchwrap Sliders come two...
MAC Commissioner Jon Steinbrecher gives 2024 State of the Conference address
The Mid-American Conference held their annual football media day on Friday, June 19th at the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. Over the years, the event has served as a sort of unofficial kickoff of the athletic calendar, and as such, MAC commissioner Dr. Jon Steinbrecher starts the proceedings with a public address and media availability with assembled media.
How Scholars Spend Summer at APS
Akron Public Schools has a history of providing enriching summer programs to its scholars. These offerings come in all shapes and sizes for a good, universal fit that gives scholars a variety of activities from which to choose. Most everything is free, and aside from the mandatory summer programs to help them catch up on academics, APS Summer Experience often gives kids a look into activities they may never have explored.
Nine day closure begins for stretch of Kirk Road in Austintown Township
Kirk Road in Austintown Township is closed through Wednesday, July 31. Beginning Monday, the road will be closed between state Route 46 and South Turner Road for culvert replacements. The detour route will be SR 46 to New Road to South Turner Road.
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