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The Independent

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Two commercial properties in western Stark sell for over $1 million

Two commercial properties in western Stark County have been sold for more than $1 million, according to the latest property transfers from the county Auditor’s Office. A Jackson Township motel – Rodeway Inn at 6880 Sunset Strip Ave. NW – has been sold for $2.094 million. The hotel has been the site of two fatal shootings over the past four years. A light industrial building in Canal Fulton was sold for $1 million. The building, at 761 Elm Ridge Ave., contains several businesses including Chemical Process Solutions and Maca Mold & Machine. This week’s property transfers cover Oct. 3 to Oct. 9. Bethlehem Township 10945 Nellabrook Ave LLC from Crawford Ronald K & Bennett Kimberlee, parcel 1100290 Tanganyika Trl, $15,000. Harvey Vincent W & Kimberly S from Hall Donald K, 313 Park St NW, $103,360. Kenyon Taylor Marie & Lyon Cory S from Lewandowski George, parcel 1100906 Boa Ave, $30,000. Pasho Ryan James & Ella from Longworth Jack D & Cindy K, 8978 Blough Ave SW, $275,000. Pumnei Jason Matthew & Mary Beth & from Longworth Jack D & Cindy K, parcel 1002618 Blough Ave SW, $150,000. Steiner Shaun from Hunt David J, 6000 Beth Ave SW #67, $6,000. Wasielewski

Stark County, OH · 6d

The Alliance Review

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Nimishillen Twp. farms sell for $1.75 million

Two parcels of agricultural land in Nimishillen Township have been sold for $1.75 million, according to the latest property transfers from the Stark County Auditor’s Office. The properties, at 3465 Swallen Ave. NE and 3893 Swallen Ave. NE, are zoned as, respectfully, a livestock farm and a dairy farm. This week’s land transfers cover Oct. 10 through Oct. 16. Alliance Carver Gregory Allen Sr from Blasiman H David & Diane L, 2225 Federal Ave, $175,000. Click N' Close Inc from Loper Justin, 512 South St, $88,000. Mccarty Mason John & Haley Marie from Engle Florence A, 2709 Center Ave, $147,000. Muhammad Nicole L from Build Ohio Acquistion & Holding Company, 727 Milner St, $200,000. Reigle Susan L from WS Capital Group LLC, 1791 Federal Ave, $155,000. Stockard Thomas from Fruscella Susan, 855 E College St, $134,900. Stockard Thomas from Fruscella Susan, parcel 102936 College St E, $134,900. Lexington Township Greiner Christopher A & Susan L Co Ttees from Hudson Ryan Paul, 11513 Taylor St NE, $7,500. Lake Township 3612 Swamp LLC from Gentlebrook Inc, parcel 1904022 Swamp Rd NE, $450,000. Amin Krunal R & Himpal K from NVR Inc, 12206 La Roussa Ave NW, $544,725. Bain Leslie from Burkhardt Thomas

Nimishillen Township, OH · 1h

familydestinationsguide.com

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This Underrated Ohio City Is Where Gen Z Can Actually Afford Their First Dream Home

Every generation gets one city that changes the game, and for Gen Z, that city is Akron, Ohio. Right now, while everyone else is arguing about which overpriced coastal market to throw their savings at, Akron is quietly becoming the smartest real estate decision a young buyer can make. Let’s...

Akron, OH · 2d
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The Daily Record

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Wooster apartments ​for rent saw price decreases since last September

Renters in Wooster saw apartment listing prices decrease 4% from September 2025's median of $1,029, an analysis of new data from rental marketplace Zumper shows. The typical apartment listed for rent at $985 in September. Median listing prices in Wooster are trending 5% downwards from the previous month's $1,037 price. The data covers all bedroom sizes, ranging from studios to four-bedroom units, within the specified metropolitan area. It reflects the median rent for all listings that were active at any given point during the month, according to Russell Middleton, co-founder of Zumper. New construction is included in the data and listings that are currently occupied or no longer available are excluded. data.the-daily-record.com Out of 31 rental listings in Wooster, none are subsidized. One-bedroom apartments listed to rent at a median of $900, slightly lower than August, when they were $925. Since September 2025, one-bedroom rental prices dropped 5% from $950. Two-bedroom apartments listed for rent were 9% lower than August at a central price of $1,063, compared to $1,165. Since September 2025, two-bedroom rental prices slightly rose from $1,029. Statewide, Ohio rental listing prices are unchanged since August's median of $1,295. One-bedroom rentals were listed for a typical price of

Wooster, OH · 2d

The Daily Record

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Property transfers. Holmes, Wayne sales from $2.5K to $991K

Holmes County These real estate transactions were recorded in Holmes County between Oct. 22 and Oct. 28: Berlin Township — Bennie E. Mullet and Esther Mullet to Nathan B. Mullet and Maoni Mullet; 1.00 acres; Township Road 355; $14,000. Clark Township — Lavern J. Yoder, Trustee, and Debra S. Yoder, trustee, to Oren E. Heatwole and Cheryl Y. Heatwole; 1.08 acres; 2517 Ohio 93; $340,000. Edward J. Miller and Ruth Ann Miller to Robert M. Barkman and Betty Barkman; 2.99 acres; Township Road 162, Lot 1; $194,350. Edward J. Miller and Ruth Ann Miller to Loran R. Barkman and Leigh Anne Barkman; 8.38 acres; 3750 Township Road 162; $525,000. David M. Miller and Mary E. Miller and Melvin J. Miller and Esta Miller to Aden Ray Miller and Esther Miller; 2.66 acres; Ohio 557; $53,120. Hardy Township — Janice R. Fry to Jordan Saurer; 7.21 acres; County Road 68; $108,075. Killbuck Township — Jeremiah O. Miller to David Mast and Miriam Mast; 13.59 acres; 1633 Ohio 60; $207,500. Knox Township — Alvin I. Yoder and Betty L. Yoder to John E. Murphy Jr. and Lisa M. Murphy; 2.43 acres; County Road 50; $180,000. Mechanic Township — Tom Smith and Jane

Holmes County, OH · 1d

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Council Approves Agreements With 3 Data Center Developers

CANTON, Ohio (News Talk 1480 WHBC) – Canton City Council Monday night approved Community Reinvestment Area and Compensation agreements for three developers of data centers set to move into the city. Two of the projects are larger hyperscale data centers. The city granted 75% tax abatements to the developers...

Canton, OH · 1d

myfamilytravels.com

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One Ohio Marketplace Combines a Massive Indoor Shopping Center With an Outdoor Flea Market

A hardware store, a Fiesta dinnerware shop, and rows of outdoor flea market tables all share one property. That combo alone made me stop and look twice. Inside, a big building holds dozens of shops, bakeries, and food counters. Outside, open-air vendors set up with produce, collectibles, tools, and plenty of things nobody needs but everybody wants.

Hartville, OH · 9d

The Daily Record

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Wooster resident honored for decades of aviation service

Wooster resident Gayle Gorman Green has received the Beechcraft Heritage Museum’s Eagle Award, an honor recognizing service and leadership in the Beechcraft community. Green was named the recipient of the award, according to a community announcement. The award was presented during the museum’s Awards Banquet, held as part of its 53rd national fly-in, Beech Party, Oct. 11-13 in Tullahoma, Tennessee. The three-day event drew more than 160 aircraft and over 1,000 guests, according to the announcement. The Eagle Award recognizes a museum member whose time, talents, commitment, leadership and service advance the museum’s mission. Previous Eagle Award recipients nominate and select honorees. Les Marsh, the 2025 Eagle Award recipient and the museum’s director of restorations and preservation, presented the award to Green. Green has introduced more than 500 young people to aviation by providing free airplane rides through the Experimental Aircraft Association’s Young Eagles program. She also developed an 11-step program to help friends and acquaintances overcome a fear of flying. Participants completed the program by taking a flight with Green. Green holds a commercial pilot certificate with rotorcraft, instrument, glider and seaplane ratings and has logged more than 3,800 flight hours. She continues to fly a 7GCBC Citabria and

Wooster, OH · 3d

FinanceBuzz

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10 Small Towns Where Retirees Can Live Like Millionaires on $38,000 a Year

See 10 small towns where a $38,000 retirement budget still covers rent, groceries, and health care, thanks to low housing costs and Social Security tax breaks.

Jonesboro, AR · 3d

mahoningmatters.com

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Family-owned bakery The Rolling Pin opens storefront in Salem

Salem has a new family-owned bakery already known for serving up cinnamon rolls and other sweet treats. The Rolling Pin opened Oct. 23 at 147 S Lundy Ave. in Salem, next to another small business known as The Studio of Fine Arts (SOFA) by Anissa DiLeo. Emily Isgro co-owns The...

Salem, OH · 3d

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Akron voters approve Issues 11 and 12 to improve housing access

Akron voters on Tuesday approved a pair of ballot measures that will make it easier for people to access housing. The opponents of the measures, Issues 11 and 12, said previously they planned to sue to stop them from going into effect. With all precincts reporting, Issue 11 — which...

Akron, OH · 2d

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Empty since 2015: Akron wants property across from Firestone Stadium to bring new life

AKRON, Ohio (WOIO) - The city of Akron is seeking proposals from qualified developers for the purchase and development of seven vacant parcels at 1730 S. Main St. The city hopes the property will attract more people to the area and connect downtown with the surrounding neighborhoods. Proposals must be...

Akron, OH · 3d

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Wadsworth schools face sweeping cuts after voters reject income tax again

Wadsworth schools are facing sweeping cuts after voters rejected the district’s earned income tax for a second time Tuesday. Speaking with Wadsworth Community Radio Wednesday morning, Superintendent Dr. Andy Hill said he isn’t sure why the issue failed again. One possibility, he said, is that families are stretched financially and don’t feel they can afford to give any more.

Wadsworth, OH · 1d

Akron Leader Publications

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Green McDonald’s employees recognized

GREEN — Three managers at the McDonald’s on Massillon Road were recently recognized by Rubber City Arches, which operates 20 McDonald’s restaurants in northeast Ohio. Marti Schmucker, area supervisor for McDonald’s, said she nominated general manager Deanne Ball and department managers Charmaine Dantz and Mikka Maanalo, with all three being awarded. She said the process includes submitting a nomination letter of accomplishments.

Akron, OH · 22h

yourohionews.com

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Coshocton pesticide exam set for Feb. 18

OSU Extension Coshocton County will hold a pesticide and fertilizer exam through the Ohio Department of Agriculture. To get a new license, you will need to pass the core exam and at least one other category exam. Preregistration is strongly encouraged due to limited seating. The exam will be held...

Coshocton County, OH · 19h

Record-Courier

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New income tax in Ravenna fails, Kent backs tax change

Voters are considering an increased income tax in Ravenna, a change to Kent's existing income tax, two countywide tax issues, an issue that would repeal zoning in Paris Township, and a variety of other ballot issues throughout the county. Issue 15 is a 0.25% income tax that would fund new facilities to replace the Ravenna police station at South Park Way and Spruce Avenue, as well as the neighboring fire station and city hall. According to complete but unofficial results from the Portage County Board of Elections, the issue failed 2,504 to 1,266. The building is estimated to cost $25 million, which also is the amount that would have been generated over the 30-year lifespan of the tax issue. The tax was the same as the May issue that went before voters. It failed on the primary ballot. Issue 16 would change a tax approved in 2013 to build Kent's police station into a permanent tax for additional purposes. The 0.25% income tax generates around $2 million per year. The levy was supposed to sunset in 2038 after the building debt was scheduled to be paid off. However, the city saw higher-than-expected job and income tax growth, which will allow

Ravenna, OH · 2d

Realtor.com News & Insights

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Akron Buyers Find More Options as Price Cuts Top National Levels

Akron buyers gained more choices and negotiating room as listings climbed and price cuts rose above the national share.

Akron, OH · 14h

WJW FOX 8 News Cleveland

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Plans to turn old Akron fire station into neighborhood spot get up to $1M investment

A new $1 million investment is coming to Akron, tied to a vacant fire station.

Akron, OH · 20h

hoodline.com

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Old Brooklyn's Memphis & Pearl Site Cleared as New Developer Steps In

Three buildings are now gone from the corner of Pearl Road and Memphis Avenue in Old Brooklyn, marking the most visible progress yet on a mixed-use project that has been years in the making. The site's owner has also brought on a new developer for the effort, giving fresh momentum to a redevelopment that neighbors have watched evolve through multiple versions of its scope and price tag.

Cleveland, OH · 3d