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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 Service is predicting a warm, dry start to the action.
LeBron James selected as Team USA flag bearer for 2024 Summer Olympics opening ceremony
There are few accomplishments in the game of basketball that Akron's own LeBron James has not achieved, but Friday's opening of the Olympic games will bring an opportunity for the four-time NBA champion to check off another box in an illustrious career. James, a two-time Olympic gold medalist (2008 and...
Letter to the editor: It seems as though everyone is incompetent
Many of us see Donald Trump as a clear and present danger to the Constitution, and to the rule of law, but the Supreme Court can’t see it. Likewise, the 20-year-old man on the roof with a rifle was a clear and present danger to the candidate Trump, but the Secret Service couldn’t see it.
Area kids win Soap Box Derby world champion titles in Ohio
Area kids won world recognization for their derby racing skills at the 86th All-American Soap Box Derby World Championship on July 20 in Akron, Ohio. Aden Stewart, 15, a rising sophomore from Rixeyville, finished first in the Rally Super Stock Division.
Running events are taking place all across Stark County. Here's when to lace up.
For those looking to lace up their running shoes, there are many opportunities to push yourself in a timed racing event around the Canton area. According to the website Statista, 48.31 million people participated in running or jogging last year. That's about 14% of the U.S. population. The 5K is...
Sheely’s Charitable Event Raises Over $8K for Believe in Dreams
NORTH LIMA, Ohio – Sheely’s Furniture and Appliance announced Monday that its second-quarter fundraising drive raised $8,055 for Believe in Dreams. “Believe in Dreams fosters hope in the hearts and souls of socially challenged children in such a caring and giving way,” said Jessica Smith, Sheely’s owner. “Sheely’s is pleased to confirm their good work with this fundraising drive. In our 70-plus years in business in the region, giving back to our community is always in the forefront of why we do what we do. Helping the region’s disadvantaged children is such an honor.”
McDonald village council
PRESENT: Sean Schmidt, Kerry Reckard, John Metzinger, Kyle Joynes, Chad Jones, Don Smith and Mayor Ray Lewis. • Heard from village administrator Thomas Domitrovich that Team Fishel is in the village fixing properties along Marshall Road and other locations that officials said the company damaged when underground fiber optic lines were installed.
Dinosaur fun! Jurassic Quest experience coming to Canton Memorial Civic Center
Jurassic Quest, an interactive dinosaur-themed experience for children and families, is coming to the Canton Memorial Civic Center on Sept. 20-22. Attractions include dinosaur shows, lifelike dinosaurs, a fossil exhibit, science and art activities, and bounce houses. Tickets cost $22 and $36. CANTON − Kids and families will have an...
Girard’s new turf
Ken Banks, center, drops back to pass as his stepson, Cameron Givens, left, and son, Kayden Banks, 10, head into the end zone at Arrowhead Stadium on Monday on the newly installed artificial turf at Arrowhead Stadium. The new turf cost $600,000 and was installed by Astro Turf, which wrapped up the project in late June. Kayden plays on the Girard Little Indians football team and Ken formerly played on the Youngstown East Golden Bears football team in the 1980s.
Mini-Museum to display new photos during Carnation Festival
Alliance Historical Society is primed for the annual Greater Alliance Carnation Festival, with daily tours of the Mabel Hartzell Historical Home planned. The tours this year will feature new photo displays in the adjacent Mini-Museum. The Mini-Museum, which originally was a garage across the alley from the Hartzell Home, opened...
15 Stark County organizations get receive cultural tourism grants. See which ones
CANTON – Visit Canton and ArtsinStark are handing out $148,850 in grants to 15 local organizations to support arts and cultural events and boost tourism. “We are excited to be able to showcase our destination through these major special events, exhibits, festivals and concerts featuring nationally known talent and experiences," Visit Canton President and CEO Allyson Bussey said in a prepared statement.
Michael Roizen, M.D.: Intermittent fasting that's not too tough; taking daily aspirin
Q: I’m battling to control my Type 2 diabetes. What’s my best nutritional approach to lowering my blood sugar and my weight? Every time I go on a “diet,” I end up five pounds heavier and miserable! — Jeri Y., Akron.
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