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Canton funeral home gives farewells a personal touch

Canton, OH · 9h

The Repository

First roundabout in Massillon opens to traffic, see drone photos

MASSILLON – The city's first roundabout is slated to open Nov. 13 to motorists who travel a main section of the west side. The $1.16 million circle is at Main Avenue W at Tremont Avenue SW. Work started in April and finished this week. A redo of Main Avenue and Tremont Avenue intersection was necessary because the two roads run nearly parallel to each other. They come together at a sharp point near the former Third Base bar property, which had a triangular shape. Third Base was demolished a few years ago to make space for the project . "We think the roundabout should improve the flow of traffic in the area and is a boost to (driver) safety," said Mayor Jamie Slutz . The new roundabout is surrounded by multiple pedestrian sidewalks, decorative bricks, as well as rock-filled center isle. City Engineer Alex Pitts said the center island will be upgraded with three flagpoles. One will hoist the U.S. flag, and the others are for the state of Ohio and Massillon flags. The intersection at Tremont and Main avenues average approximately 3,000 motorists per day, according to Pitts, who said the circle's speed limit is 25 mph. Most of

Massillon, OH · 20h

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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.

Canton, OH · 6d

News 5 Cleveland WEWS

East Canton mayor defends village speed camera program

After several requests, East Canton Mayor David Spencer sat down with News 5's Caitlin Hunt for an interview about the village's speed camera program.

East Canton, OH · 1d

NewsForce 24/7

Massillon Blanks Big Walnut 21-0 to Avenge Playoff Losses, Reach Regional Final

SUNBURY, Ohio — Massillon is done losing to Big Walnut in the playoffs. After a scoreless first half, the Tigers scored three second-half touchdowns and shut out the Golden Eagles 21-0 on Friday night, November 13, in an OHSAA Division II, Region 7 semifinal — the same Big Walnut program that had ended Massillon’s season […]

Massillon, OH · 3h

The Repository

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Magnolia gem. Nest Café serves quality fish, ribs, ice cream galore

MAGNOLIA − Driving into the village of Magnolia on a sunny autumn day was a slice of Americana. Serene countryside, with rolling hills, barns and green grass, was commonplace along Route 800 before crossing over the Sandy & Beaver Canal. Leaves scrambled across the street as a distinctive collection of houses welcomed me into town. The historic Magnolia Flouring Mills building appears as if it belongs on an old-time postcard. Rolling to the intersection of Carrollton Street and South Main Street, I spotted my destination, the Nest Café and Ice Cream Parlor. Another historic landmark, it's located in a two-story house owned by the Magnolia Area Historical Society that dates to the 1800s. Trying out the food and sweet treats at Nest Café was the point of my visit to the village of roughly 1,000 people. But the charm of Magnolia added to the overall experience before my first bite of lunch. Downtowns, both locally and across the country, often struggle to draw people to businesses, particularly on weekdays. Not the case at Nest Café. The parking lot was full on a Thursday. A promising sign for a first-time customer. Walking up a long ramp to the front entrance, I

Magnolia, OH · 2d

The Alliance Review

Alliance apartment complex sells for $1.23 million

The sale of an Alliance apartment complex was the most expensive property transfer the week of Oct. 17-23 in eastern Stark County. An apartment complex in Alliance was sold for $1.23 million, according to the latest property transfers from the Stark County Auditor’s Office. Sunset Apartments has 16 units in its three buildings, with a mix of one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments. Another large commercial property transfer also took place during that same time period. Dutchcraft Truss & Component, Inc., at 2212 Fox Ave. SE in Paris Township, was sold for $1.14 million. The most expensive residential property sold during the October timeframe was a three-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home at 1100 Bayton St. E in Washington Township. The home, built in 2002, sits on 13.11 acres. The home has four garage spaces, with two in an outbuilding that also has a carport. The home also has a paved, cement area off the back of the house for entertaining with access from the kitchen. Other transfers from Oct. 17-23: Alliance Bedrock Ridge Properties Ltd from Morrison Kenneth E & Carol L, 1177 Johnson Ave, $50,000. Belleflower Estates LLC from Foster Cierra, 342 S Park Ave, $20,400. Hudzik Paul F & Trudy L from

Stark County, OH · 20h

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You Can Eat For Less Than $12 At This Amish Country Restaurant In Ohio

Hungry travelers in Ohio’s Amish Country often want a big, homemade meal without a big bill. Dutch Valley Restaurant in Sugarcreek has been serving country cooking for many years, and nearly 10,000 reviews give it 4.6 stars. You can fill your plate at the buffet or pick something from...

Sugarcreek, OH · 3d

WJW FOX 8 News Cleveland

Trash or treasure: Local storage units being auctioned

"Anything may and will turn up!"

Canton, OH · 3d

wtuz.com

New Philadelphia, OH · 1d

New Phila, Uhrichsville Discuss Proposals for Former Rite Aid Buildings

The former Rite Aid at Five Points in New Philadelphia will become a Bellstores. County records show the Campbell Oil Company purchased the property at 705 West High Avenue for $1.95 million earlier this month. Mayor Joel Day this week announced the company’s intention to build a convenience store and...

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Only Three Stark County Teams Remain as OHSAA Playoffs Reach Regional Semifinals

Three Stark County teams are all that remain. After two rounds of the 2026 OHSAA football playoffs, Massillon, Canton McKinley and West Branch carry the county’s banner into the regional semifinals on Friday, Nov. 13, each facing a road test against a higher seed — and, for two of them, a shot at payback against […]

Stark County, OH · 4d

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Several Massillon Players are Closing in on Performance Records

SAVIOR OWENS – RUNNING BACK. Single Season Rushing Yards – Owens has rushed for 1,108 yards. He needs 287 yards to supplant Tom Hannon (1972), who is currently in 10th place and rushed for 1,395 yards in eleven games. Single Season Rushing Touchdowns – Owens has scored 21...

Massillon, OH · 1d

News 5 Cleveland WEWS

Plain Twp. opens 47-acre wetlands park as officials push to preserve green space

In a largely developed Stark County community, Plain Township officials are making a new push to preserve some of the green space that remains.

Stark County, OH · 1d

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McKinley Gets Another Shot at Mentor in Regional Semifinal Rematch Friday

The Canton McKinley Bulldogs travel to Mentor on Friday, Nov. 13, for a Division I, Region 1 regional semifinal that is a rematch of last year’s third-round game at the same stadium and the same stage of the playoffs, The Repository reported. No. 7 seed McKinley (9-3) faces No. 3 seed Mentor (9-2) at Jerome […]

Canton, OH · 1d

The Repository

The Scarf Project returns Nov. 13 with its free Scarf Day in four counties

The Scarf Project returns this week to the Stark County region. Scarf Day is Nov. 13. Hundreds of free scarves, gloves and winter hats will be available to help those in need stay warm during Ohio's coldest months. There are multiple distribution locations in Portage, Stark, Tuscarawas and Cuyahoga counties. The volunteer program accepts year-round donations of yarn, hats, scarves, mittens and gloves. All items must be new. The donated items then are distributed at easily accessible public locations, said co-coordinator Aimee Rufener. For more information, to suggest a distribution location or to donate yarn, contact Aimee Rufener at 330-340-0474. There also are drop off sites at Bolek's Crafts in Dover and Claymont Public Library in Uhrichsville. All donated items are stored at The Hill Hope Center in Uhrichsville. Here's where you'll find the items on Nov. 13: STARK COUNTY Alliance: Family Dollar, corner of East Main Street and South Union Avenue Alliance YWCA, 239 E. Market St. Canton: Canton Repository, 500 Market Ave. N Hall of Fame City Ice Rink, 215 Tuscarawas St. Massillon: Massillon Family YMCA, 131 Tremont Ave. SE Navarre: Towpath Trail YMCA, 1226 Market St. NE TUSCARAWAS COUNTY Dover: St. John United Church of Christ, 409

Stark County, OH · 2d

snieronbowling.com

Bowling report: Stark County H.S. bowling kicks off season; USBC Hall of Famer dies; PBA sets RPI in Reno

CANTON — The 2026-27 high school bowling season officially kicks off Saturday (Nov. 14) with the Stark County High School Bowling Conference’s annual Early Bird Tournament at Eastbury Bowling Center. The field will include 15 boys and 14 girls teams which will bowl two qualifying team games and...

Stark County, OH · 1d

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Puppies found abandoned at Wayne County auction house

KIDRON, Ohio (WOIO) - The Wayne County Dog Shelter is asking for help after puppies were found abandoned in a cage at the Kidron Auction. The puppies are safe and being cared for, according to the shelter. They will not be available for adoption until the end of next week.

Wayne County, OH · 14h

Record-Courier

Public gets opportunity to review, comment on plans for Berlin Lake

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Pittsburgh District will host an open house-style public meeting to review proposed updates to the Berlin Lake Shoreline Management Plan on Nov. 17. The meeting will at at The HydeAway Venue, 16212 State Route 14 in Beloit from 6 to 8 p.m. Berlin Lake is at the junction of Portage (in Deerfield Township), Stark and Mahoning counties. The Berlin Lake Shoreline Management Plan acts as a contract between adjacent landowners and the Pittsburgh District for shared land management, balancing private shoreline uses with the protection and restoration of natural environmental conditions. The current shoreline management plan, last updated in June 2008, requires revision due to Corps of Engineers regulations and to incorporate changing community needs. The district is hosting the public meeting to collect community input for suggested changes to the shoreline management plan. The meeting will consist of information stations staffed by district representatives and an opportunity for attendees to provide in-person comments on the plan. The district is also seeking public input about environmental and recreational topics to consider during the shoreline management plan revision process. After the meeting, attendees can submit comments via email, mail, or in person at the Berlin

Beloit, OH · 19h

whbc.com

Less Pain at the Pump in Stark County

Gas prices in the Canton-Massillon area have dropped sharply by about 32 to 35 cents per gallon over the past week, falling from over $4.06–$4.22 a week ago. This steep decline puts Canton in line with Ohio’s statewide average, which saw one of the largest weekly drops in the nation.

Stark County, OH · 18h

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