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The Tiny Amish Town In Ohio With Homemade Food So Good It Belongs On Your Bucket List

Some bucket lists have skydiving and safaris on them, but yours is about to get a lot more delicious and a lot more Ohio. Millersburg, the county seat of Holmes County, is a small town that punches so far above its weight class that it deserves its own championship belt.

Millersburg, OH · 5d
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80-bed recovery center closes at Massillon health hub after 8 months

MASSILLON – A drug and alcohol recovery center operated by Ohio Valley Physicians Health has closed after about nine months inside a revamped health hub. The 80-bed addiction recovery facility opened in February at the Massillon Community Health & Innovation Center , 870 Amherst Road NE, which is the former site of Affinity Medical Center. It shut its doors on Oct. 16 due to apparent medical reimbursement shortfalls. Chris Zimmerman, chief executive officer of Massillon Community Health, said he's working on "a viable replacement" to occupy the former recovery center's space, adding that the process has been encouraging. A phone message left with a representative from OVP on Oct. 28 was not immediately returned. The recovery center was expected to bring in dozens of long-term jobs to Massillon, said Jackie Rebman, director of inpatient behavioral health for OVP, told The Independent in late February. Between $500,000 and $1 million of renovations had been made in preparation for the two-floor, rehab center in early 2026. Biz moves: Massillon residents voice concerns about new data center near school Services offered at the facility included inpatient detox and care, medication for substance disorders; mental health treatment; group, couples and family therapy; overnight care

Massillon, OH · 8d

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City declares Canton mayor’s office vacant following resignation

Canton, OH · 22h

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Community news, events from the Dover-New Philadelphia area

Tree festival opens Nov. 14 DOVER – The 33rd annual Warther’s Tree Festival begins Nov. 14 at the Ernest Warther Museum and Gardens, 331 Karl Ave. Decorated trees, wreaths, and home decor will fill the museum. Attendees can vote on their favorite tree. Admission is $5 for those 12 and older. The festival runs from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily until Nov. 22, when the festival closes at 5 p.m. The Children’s Tree Decorating Workshop will be 11 a.m. to noon Nov. 21 and 1 to 2 p.m. Nov. 22. The cost is $35. Workshop participants must register in advance at thewarthermuseum.com/new-events. Proceeds will go to the Cleveland Clinic Union Hospital Auxiliary, which uses these funds to benefit the local community. All tickets for the festival can be purchased at the door. Trivia night, card making in Dover DOVER – The Dover Public Library will offer the following: ● Trivia night at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 11. Teams consist of two to six players. For more information, call the library at 330-343-6123. ● A holiday card-making party at 6 p.m. Nov. 9 in the Maker Lounge. Registration is not required and all materials will be supplied. For more information, contact

Dover, OH · 14h

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Stark-based Timken Co. suing to prevent auto 'supply chain hostage'

JACKSON TWP. – The Timken Co. has filed a lawsuit against the Pennsylvania-based Meadville Forging Co. "to stop a supplier from holding an automotive supply chain hostage." The Jackson Township-based manufacturer of engineered bearings and industrial motion products originally filed the complaint in federal court and then refiled it Nov. 2 in Stark County Common Pleas Court . Meadville Forging's general partner, Keller Group Services, is an Ohio corporation. Meadville Forging Co. is the sole source of forged cups and hubs that Timken uses to assemble wheel bearing hubs for the Ford Motor Co.'s F-150 and Ranger Super Duty trucks, Expedition and Navigator SUVs, and the Bronco Raptor off-road SUV. According to the complaint, the forging company stopped shipping parts to Timken on Oct. 29 after demanding a lump-sum of $8 million; a 48% price increase with pass-through costs for steel, freight and processing; and other terms. The parts are delivered on a "just-in-time basis," so Timken does not have significant inventory. The company has 34 open purchase orders for Meadville Forging parts valued at $3.8 million. "Because MFC stopped shipping, Timken's bearing-assembly production for Ford will begin to stop as soon as November 6, 2026, and shipments to Ford

Stark County, OH · 13h

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Holmes County launches e-bike safety guide for all residents

Holmes County is joining other communities across Northeast Ohio in addressing the surge in popularity of e-bikes — and it's taking a uniquely local approach to road safety.

Holmes County, OH · 1d

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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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Chesapeake & Ohio 1308 Arrives at Age of Steam

The Age of Steam Roundhouse Museum in Sugarcreek, Ohio, has announced the arrival of Chesapeake & Ohio 2-6-6-2 1308, transferred from the Collis P. Huntington Railroad Historical Society (CPHRHS) in Huntington, W. Va. The engine joins the museum’s ever-growing collection as its 25th steam locomotive and its first articulated.

Sugarcreek, OH · 2d

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Allison defeats Thomas for Ohio House 49th District

Democrat challenger Krista L. Allison has defeated the Republican incumbent in the race for Ohio House District 49, according to unofficial election results. Allison, 54, of Jackson Township, and Republican Jim Thomas, 52, of Plain Township faced off in the Nov. 3 General Election. The pair were familiar opponents, as the two also ran against each other in 2024. Thomas won by 2,310 votes then. As early votes came in, Allison took the lead. Just before 10 p.m., with nearly half of precincts reporting, she maintained 56% of votes. With all precincts reporting just after 10:30 p.m., unofficial results from the Stark County Board of Elections show Allison winning with a 55% to 45%. Allison earned 21,344 votes, while Thomas received 17,490. "I am beyond words right now," she said. "I am so humbled and thankful for the entire community, Stark community, the 49th District." More: Thomas and Allison square off for Ohio House 49th District seat Allison highlighted the need for a transparent and accountable government. "The promise is to do exactly what I promised, transparency and accountability, to stand up for them, to show up and to speak up," she said. Allison outlined priorities during her campaign including

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Stark County voters show support for public transit sales tax levy

Stark Area Regional Transit Authority’s bid at the ballot box Tuesday managed to get enough voter support to maintain the transit agency's current funding. SARTA pursued a renewal of its current 0.25% sales tax to support public transit in Stark County for an additional 10 years. The levy passed with 54% of the vote, according to unofficial results.

Stark County, OH · 2d

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Massillon's Brayton, Brydon Feister remain eligible for OHSAA playoffs

(This story has been updated to include new information.) The Ohio Supreme Court has effectively assured the eligibility of Massillon football players Brayton and Brydon Feister. On Nov. 5, the high court dismissed an Ohio High School Athletic Association complaint against three 5th District Court of Appeals judges. Association attorney Joseph Fraley sought to overturn an appeals court action which had restored eligibility to the brothers. "We are pleased that the Ohio Supreme Court recognized the importance of student athletes to continue to participate in a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity," said Canton attorney Lee Plakas, who represents the Feisters. OHSAA attorney Joseph Fraley, of Westerville, had hoped for the best but prepared for the worst. "We knew it was a bit of a procedural longshot," he said. The Tigers host Columbus St. Francis DeSales in a Division II, Region 7 quarterfinal at 7 p.m. Nov. 6 at Paul Brown Tiger Stadium. Feister brothers court fight The 5th District had granted an emergency order on Oct. 16, making the Feister brothers eligible for the rest of the season. The OHSAA had asked the Supreme Court to nullify that order. Fraley had argued the appeals court lacked the authority for such action, because a

Massillon, OH · 1d

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Stark County Returns Harold, Kinsey as Unofficial Results Head to Certification

Stark County’s Nov. 3 general election is now in the hands of the canvass. The Board of Elections posted final, unofficial results just before midnight on election night, with all precincts reporting in the county’s top races, according to The Repository in Canton. The results return Republicans Alan Harold and Angela Kinsey to county office […]

Stark County, OH · 1d

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Smithville voters decide fate of school zone speed cameras

Smithville residents are heading to the polls today to vote on whether to repeal school zone speed cameras installed near three area schools.

Smithville, OH · 3d

The Daily Record

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Wayne County voters pass 25 of 36 ballot issues in unofficial election results

WAYNE COUNTY − Thirty-six countywide issues were on the ballot this year. Twenty-five passed, six failed, and five had no votes based on the Wayne County Board of Election's unofficial results on Nov. 3. City of Norton: Increasing mayor's salary from $11,250 to $15,000 – no votes City of Norton: Increasing council members' salary from $7,500 to $10,000 and the president of the council's salary from $8,500 to $11,000 – no votes City of Norton: Placing the Department of Finance and Department of Law under the supervision of the Administrative Officer – no votes City of Norton: No contract involving an expenditure in excess of $10,000 (increase from $5,000) shall be awarded without the approval of the Board of Control – no votes City of Norton: Changing the title of the city's chief legal officer from Solicitor to Director of Law – no votes City of Rittman: Allowing city council members to remove a city council member for bad behavior, criminal conduct, or absenteeism – for 1,608, against 374 City of Rittman: Changing meeting dates, when elected officials take office, and the deadline for nomination for elective offices – for 1,543, against 391 City of Rittman: Allowing city council to

Wayne County, OH · 2d

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Tuscarawas County Sees Strong GOP Wins, Mixed Results on Local Issues

NEW PHILADELPHIA (WJER) (Nov. 4, 2026) — Tuscarawas County voters delivered decisive victories for several Republican incumbents and candidates in Tuesday’s election. County Commissioner Kristin Zemis, Common Pleas Judge Ryan Styer, and County Auditor candidate Lisa Contini all secured strong leads in their respective races. In legislative contests, Michael Rulli won re‑election in the 6th Congressional District, Al Landis retained his seat in the 31st Ohio Senate District, and State Rep. Jodi Salvo earned another term representing Ohio House District 51.

Tuscarawas County, OH · 2d

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Uhrichsville Weighs Operating Levy After Renewal Defeat

UHRICHSVILLE (WJER) (Nov. 5, 2026) — Mayor Jim Zucal says the city may need to pursue an operating levy in May after its renewal levy failed Tuesday by 105 votes, ending the 2.8‑mill tax that brought in about $141,000 a year for city operations. In a letter to...

Uhrichsville, OH · 1d

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Camp Tuscazoar Wins $130,805 Grant for Trail and Tuscarawas River Access

Camp Tuscazoar, the historic camp in the Tuscarawas Valley near Dover, will receive $130,805 for trail and Tuscarawas River access work under a new grant program announced by the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District, the district said in its October 27, 2026 announcement. The award is a Large Community Grant in the conservancy district’s inaugural Connecting […]

Dover, OH · 2d

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Republican Ryan Rivers wins Ohio Senate District 19 seat

Ryan Rivers has won the race for Ohio's 19th Senate District, defeating Scott Charland in Tuesday's election. The post Republican Ryan Rivers wins Ohio Senate District 19 seat appeared first on Knox Pages - Knox County News & Info .

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Dover Council Considering Ambulance Fee Increase

Ambulance fees could go up in the city of Dover if Council approves. Fire Chief Russ Volkert proposed the increase at Monday’s Council meeting. Rates would increase by as much as 200 dollars for an ambulance ride. However, Mayor Shane Gunnoe says insurance companies and Medicare would absorb the cost.

Dover, OH · 2d

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FFA students help clean up at the Wayne County Fair

Northwestern FFA students joined three other Wayne County FFA chapters to collect recyclable materials and help clean up the Wayne County Fairgrounds. Students from Northwestern FFA, Triway, Smithville and Norwayne participated in the fair's recycling program, according to a community announcement. Throughout the fair, students collected plastics, cans and cardboard. The participating Northwestern FFA students were Madilyn Smith, Emily Smith, Kadis Porter, Emily Jackson, Harper Keener, Savanna Lemon, Carmen Guidetti, Mckenna Ramsier, Ceci Ellerbrock, Alivia Welch, Ruger White, Danner White, Kellen Buzzard, Addi Kimmich, Kyle Kimmich, Trevor Howman, Hank Morris, Drake Mobley, Mason Mobley, MJ Coman, Camden Napier, Clara Saal, Avery Blount, Jensen Morris, Addie Gilles, Emma Willis, Sofi Kinsley, Phoenix Martin, Zack Hoisington, Kelsey Badger, Krista Orr, Emily West, Lily Boreman, Emerson Ulrich, Brooke Hershey, Harper Martinez, Amiah Jackson and Charlie Gortner. The four chapters worked together on the recycling effort throughout the fair. This story was produced with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the review, editing and publishing process. Learn more at cm.usatoday.com/ethical-conduct . This article originally appeared on The Daily Record: FFA students help clean up at the Wayne County Fair

Wayne County, OH · 14h