Ed Balint
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Canton, OH, United States
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Ohio stage premiere of 'The Shawshank Redemption' at Avenue Arts in Canton
Ohio's stage premiere of "The Shawshank Redemption" is at Avenue Arts Theatre in Canton. → Read More
Centennial Plaza becomes Browns Town during Sunday afternoon games
With its jumbo video screen and sprawl of turf in downtown Canton, Centennial Plaza has begun attracting fans who'll sit to watch games. → Read More
Dwight Yoakam Friday night Canton concert canceled due to food poisoning
Country music legend Dwight Yoakam's Friday night concert at the Canton Palace Theatre has been canceled since Yoakam has food poisoning. → Read More
Delta variant sends chills through Ohio's restaurant industry
Restaurants are concerned the delta variant will lead to shutdowns or slowdowns in business. → Read More
Don't miss these HOF events: Parade, concert, balloons, fun fest, Gold Jacket ceremony
Entertainment reporter Ed Balint offers up his list of can't miss Hall of Fame Festival events. → Read More
'We can all get along:' African American Arts Fest celebrates Black culture
The African American Arts Fest in Canton continues 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday. → Read More
Boston Store at Cuyahoga Valley National Park features Mitchell's ice cream, other goodies
The new Boston Store at Cuyahoga Valley National Park sells Mitchell's Homemade ice cream, souvenirs, Milk & Honey snack mix, drinks and sandwiches. → Read More
Review: ButterBurger, fresh custard live up to reputation at new Culver's
The national chain opened on Everhard Road with outstanding service. → Read More
Fun things this weekend in Stark: First Friday, Umbrella Alley art and music
A McKinley wedding re-enactment, drum circle, live music, food trucks and scavenger hunt will be part of the June 4 First Friday in downtown Canton. → Read More
A + Crab's seafood boil comparable to best in the South
A + Crab is a welcome addition to the Canton dining scene. Seafood boils include crab legs, shrimp, potatoes, sausage, corn and cajun spices. → Read More
Six things to do this weekend: Canton Symphony, festival, Minerva movie, live music
Stark County weekend events include Canton Symphony, St. Barbara festival, fair food, Dan Monea at Dragonfly. → Read More
Concert that never was: Authentic Hank Williams poster from Canton being auctioned
Country music icon Hank Williams died on the way to a Canton concert in 1953. Poster expert says relic could sell for more than $100,000 and set an auction record. → Read More
Culver's restaurant plans May opening
Culver's, a restaurant known for its ButterBurger and fresh custard, is slated to open in May. → Read More
Charleys Philly Steaks and Wings grand opening set for Wednesday on The Strip
A grand opening is set for Wednesday for the newest location at The Strip shopping center in Jackson Township. → Read More
Cheddar's scraps plan to open restaurant at Belden Village Mall
The national chain said it is still exploring the Canton market despite not pursuing the mall location as planned. → Read More
Filmmaker explores the paranormal at Mansfield Reformatory, site of 'Shawshank Redemption'
Ohio filmmaker who explored the "Minerva Monster" investigates paranormal activity at the Mansfield Reformatory, site of "The Shawshank Redemption." → Read More
Canton boy, 11, not fit for trial in shooting death of 6-year-old
Stark County judge must decide whether to dismiss a reckless homicide charge against an 11-year-old suspect. → Read More
Man admits killing woman in June, dumping body in Sandy Creek
The former Portage County and Mineral City man admitted killing Kerry-Anne Mumford. → Read More
Former SARTA employee faces more legal trouble in new case
Kristy Williams, of Stark County, was granted early release from prison in a $400,000 SARTA theft case. Now she faces new charges in Cuyahoga County. → Read More
Massillon man and woman acquitted in breaking and entering case
A Massillon man and woman were acquitted of a breaking and entering charge in Stark County Common Pleas Court. → Read More