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The children of Ken and Vivian Floom said they enjoyed an ideal childhood in Jackson Township homestead. Now, it's finally time to sell the old place. → Read More
Joy Harjo's "An American Sunrise" is Massillon's Big Read book. The program, in its 15th year, is what brought the incumbent poet laurate to town. → Read More
BellStores wanted to improve its sandwich menu. DeVitis store in Akron makes thousands of sandwiches a week. The local businesses found each other. → Read More
The Stark Metropolitan Housing Authority Board will handle the executive director search itself. → Read More
Linebacker Charles Vliet made 42 tackles in one game for Massillon in 1950. It quite possibly will never be broken. → Read More
A Columbus man with Canton roots saved a photo album from auction, then donated it to the McKinley museum. → Read More
The resurgence of pinball is good business for Rack It Up! arcade. Two leagues provide competition, but also a social gathering for all walks of life → Read More
Keith Hochadel emerged from field of eight applicants to fill unexpired term of William Mittas who died Jan. 3. → Read More
The Troy Ellis most everyone knew was not the person those closest to him saw. The former Massillon football star killed himself; may have had CTE. → Read More
Cooper Downerd said he wasn't sure he would make it out alive after he was pinned to the ground during concert surge that killed 8 and injured more. → Read More
Not only are voting machines not connected to the Internet, they're not even connected to each other. Ballots arrive for tabulating in sealed boxes. → Read More
With so much information to digest about the COVID vaccines, Andrew Schank tried to do the right thing. In the end, he realized he was wrong, → Read More
Former Housing Authority Development Director Ashley Currence had ties to newly-formed company awarded $121,635 in work for the public housing agency. → Read More
Widespread early voting options were introduced 15 years ago in Ohio. It's become an attractive option, especially in the midst of a pandemic. → Read More
A Canton mother, who led the world to believe her 11-year-old daughter was terminally ill, is accused of making up illness. Dad takes custody for now. → Read More
In all, 44 Bob Evans locations around Ohio have applications pending with state liquor license officials, to permit sale of alcoholic beverages. → Read More
The Ohio Department of Transportation will unveil all its planned Northeast Ohio road projects on April 8. → Read More
An online photo gallery features 20 more restaurants that have either closed or are no longer in Stark County. Remember Noble Roman's, Lujan's .... ? → Read More
A new system for buying and placing ad banners at Canton South High School athletic facilities should streamline the process for collecting payments. → Read More
The Stark County Board of Elections will certify official results later this month. The turnout will be high -- but a record remains to be seen. → Read More