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Fifteen 5-foot banners featuring 29 deceased veterans have been hung along Lincoln Way ahead of Memorial Day. → Read More
Officials of the fast-food operation said they are in the early process but are "actively pursuing" the restaurant's first location in Massillon. → Read More
City residents are asked to get out and clean up their neighborhoods June 4 while IMPACT Massillon beautifies Fourth Street SW during day of service. → Read More
The 2020 and 2021 installments of the festival were canceled because of the COVID pandemic. This year's event runs June 1 through 4. → Read More
Scott Beatty has served as superintendent since 2015. He is set to retire July 31. → Read More
About 70 volunteers with Keller Williams Legacy Group Realty cleaned, painted and spruced up the community center. → Read More
Uncle Ray's Restaurant in Canal Fulton will feature home-cooked meals from Middle Eastern dishes to pizza, burgers & seafood. → Read More
A piece of ice from a frozen treat became lodged in Donte Drotar's throat. His teacher sprung into action and performed the Heimlich maneuver. → Read More
Mike and Krissy Widuck are transforming a 140-year-old building in Canal Fulton into an Airbnb. → Read More
The show was part of the club's annual Daffodil lunch. → Read More
The board agreed to pay $850,000 for the little more than nine-acre site at 420 Austin Ave. NW. → Read More
Massillon has chosen sites for its new elementary schools. Construction on the $45 million project may begin in 2024. → Read More
Officials are waiting for the all-clear from the fire department before students return to the building. → Read More
More than $20,000 has been raised to kickoff improvement effort for the Tuslaw soccer facilities. → Read More
Stewart cited health reasons for his departure. Assistant Chief David Cole was appointed acting chief. → Read More
New Tuslaw Athletic Director Chris Lapish replaces David Burkett who is retiring after 13 years on the job. → Read More
Tuslaw purchased 30 kayaks for its new conservation science course with the help of an Ohio Department of Natural Resources grant. → Read More
Canal Life aims to make Canal Fulton visually appealing, prosperous and inclusive. → Read More
At least 15 Tuslaw Local Schools' students have a parent on active duty. → Read More
The Kasey Program is a philanthropic organization established in 1995 to bring safety skills to children in a fun and memorable way. → Read More