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5 Best Restaurants in Canton, Ohio You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them
Canton, Ohio — a city where the echoes of industry mingle with the laughter of families on porch swings, where the spires of old churches rise above brick streets, and where every block hums with the stories of those who built, dreamed, and stayed. Here, the city’s heart beats in the rhythm of Friday night football, the sizzle of sausage at the Italian Fest, and the hush of snow falling on the Hall of Fame. Canton is a crossroads — of old-timers and newcomers, of artists and laborers, of families who’ve called it home for generations and those just arriving, hungry for possibility.
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Four football teams look to move a step closer to a OHSAA state title
The road to an OHSAA state football championship continues Friday, Nov. 13 , as four area teams and one familiar opponent prepare for the regional semifinals. With just eight teams remaining in each division, the stakes continue to rise as Dover , Indian Valley, Claymont and Garaway look to keep their postseason runs alive and move one step closer to a state championship. Two of the area's biggest matchups will feature familiar opponents looking to settle unfinished business. Dover will get another opportunity against Steubenville after falling to the Big Red earlier this season, while Indian Valley and Claymont will meet for the second time in three weeks following their one-point battle for the Inter-Valley Conference South Division title. Make your pick! Time to vote for The Times-Reporter Athletes of the Week (Nov. 2-8) Meanwhile, Garaway will look to continue its offensive success against a Waterford team that has been among the region's best defensively. Here's a closer look at each matchup, including team records, key players and what to watch for as the postseason continues. OHSAA football regional semifinals playoff schedule Friday, Nov. 13 (all games at 7 p.m.) Division III, Region 11 (1) Steubenville (9-2) vs. (5) Dover
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Bulldogs bow out of playoffs in shutout loss to Dover
THE PLAINS — Athens did enough in the regular season to earn a first-round bye, but the extended break didn’t translate into a win. The Bulldogs (9-2) wrapped up their 2026 campaign on Friday, falling 41-0 at home to the No. 5-seeded Dover Crimson Tornadoes (10-2). Athens, the No. 4 seed in Division III’s Region 11 bracket, got jumped on early and never recovered as Dover delivered a crushing, season-ending defeat. The Crimson Tornadoes were led by a dominant night from quarterback Dieter Weber, who threw for over 250 yards and four touchdowns in the win. Dover scored five touchdowns in the first half, forcing the running clock rule for the whole second half. Weber connected with Cooper Connare for two touchdowns, and also threw scores to Dailey Rowdy and Brady Hale. Cohen Murray and Dante Clark added rushing touchdowns. It was a night of missed opportunity for the Bulldog offense, playing an aggressive style while behind. The Bulldogs opened with a four-and-out, which Dover made them pay for with a 34-yard catch-and-run by Connare for a touchdown. Murray’s run made it 14-0 later in the first, and the Bulldogs failed to field a short kickoff, giving the ball right
The Times-Reporter
Garaway's season comes to an end, Dalton advances to OHSAA state finals
SPRINGFIELD — Garaway volleyball came into the Division VI state semifinals winning 10 consecutive games, but saw the streak come to an end at the hands of Dalton. The Pirates lost first two sets by a combined five points, and the Bulldogs completed the sweep with a 25-22, 25-23, 25-17. "We've talked about winning key moments," head coach Jessica Schwartz said. "We felt really good coming tonight, but it just didn't go out way tonight." With the victory, Dalton extends its winning streak to 11 games and has swept 10 opponents during that time. Make your pick! Time to vote for The Times-Reporter Athletes of the Week (Nov. 2-8) For Schwartz, the Bulldogs played at a faster pace when they had the ball. "That's a style of play that we just have a really hard time against," she said. When the Pirates front row was able to gets hands on the Dalton kill attempts, that's when their defense had the most success. "We were able to slow them down with blocks," she said. "It was something we needed more of to be able to make a bigger difference tonight." As a team, the Bulldogs totaled 52 kills and 12 errors
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Dover/New Philadelphia apartments for rents hold steady at a median of $1,200
Renters in Dover/New Philadelphia saw apartment listing prices stay in line with October 2025's median of $1,200, an analysis of new data from rental marketplace Zumper shows. The typical apartment listed for rent at $1,200 in October. Median listing prices in Dover/New Philadelphia are trending the same as the previous month's $1,200 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.gadsdentimes.com Out of 6,444 rental listings in Dover/New Philadelphia, 86 are subsidized. When those are excluded, the overall median rent for listed apartments goes to $1,200. One-bedroom apartments listed to rent at a median of $915, slightly lower than September, when they were $925. Since October 2025, one-bedroom rental prices rose 2% from $900. Two-bedroom apartments listed for rent had no change since September at a central price of $1,100, compared to $1,100. Since October 2025, two-bedroom rental prices slightly dropped from $1,100. Statewide, Ohio rental
The Repository
The Repository
Strike at Stark-based Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway comes to quick end
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen went on strike at noon Nov. 11 along the Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway, which is based in Brewster and among the nation's largest regional railroads." id="92731282007"> (This story has been updated to include new information.) BREWSTER — The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen 's strike on the Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway is over after roughly nine hours. Conductors and locomotive engineers formed picket lines at noon Nov. 11 across Northeast Ohio but returned to work before midnight after railway executives agreed to honor the union's contract, according to a Nov. 12 news release from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen. The Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway provided the following statement: "Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway and the BLET reached a negotiated resolution ending the work stoppage. We are pleased the matter was resolved promptly without court intervention and look forward to working productively with our partners at the BLET to continue serving our customers." The dispute, similar to one settled in federal court in 2013 that led to the railway's last strike, related to the use of managers as conductor. A union leader said that happened again last week when