Canton, OH News

• Canton, OH News
• Morning Jolt: Honoring our Medal of Honor recipients
• Straight talk: Beware of Walmart gift-card scam
• Boxers or briefs? Red Cross would prefer boxers, thanks
• Coroner's investigator says heat contributed to area deaths
• This week: Moment of remembrance at 3 p.m.
• Walborn pair are part of rising eagle population
• Canton woman kicks out window of Perry cruiser
• Aimee Belden: Community relations, Chesapeake Energy
• Letter from the chairman — Twenty under 40!
• Firefighter injured battling Massillon house fire
• Week in review: Meet the balancing dog
• Common Pleas Court tweaks foreclosure mediations
• Republic plant worker hurt after falling into pit
• Nimishillen Township fire kills couple’s dogs
• Hartville wastewater treatment plant to get $7.3 million upgrade
• Hartville community honors Stiles
• Postcard from Massillon: Take a walk through history
• Minerva cuts teaching, bus-driver jobs
• Woman sought for bogus solicitation
• Four Seasons: Balloons to fly over Coshocton County in June
• Today in the news: Escaped penguin captured
• Perry Panthers baseball team heading to state tourney
• I-77 southbound briefly closed in Jackson due to fire
• 5 Canton firefighters suspended after shift-trade probe
• Jackson salutes heroes with a field of flags
• New priests assigned to Walsh, Canal Fulton, Randolph
• Former Washington High cafeteria worker charged
• Morning Jolt: Dog refuses to leave dead partner
• Canton man arrested for third time in a month
• Lake Township man accused of beating his grandfather
• Minerva Local trims teachers, bus drivers, administrators
• Ohio AFL-CIO Endorses Healy-Abrams for Congress
• Cash crunch ahead for Perry Local
• New law restricts felons’ ownership of dogs
• Congressmen bring energy tour to Stark County
• Man begins jail term eight years after being convicted
• Legislators approve drilling rules
• Today in the news: Americans don’t use their full vacation time
• Timken to close Canadian plant, move work to US
• Judge rejects bid to block sale of Girl Scout camps
• Jarred Zapolnik hired as Alliance Middle School principal
• Renacci, Gibbs bring energy tour to Stark County
• Memorial Day weekend promises to be a scorcher
• Dellroy man indicted in crash that killed Waynesburg man
• 'Star Trek' Galileo shuttlecraft to be auctioned by Kiko
• Josh Mandel returns money to Suarez employees
• Morning Jolt: Do you have any Bigfoot hair?
• Police dog, Taser finally subdue Jackson Township man
• ArtsinStark tops campaign goal
• Suarez: FBI agents ‘terrorizing’ employees
• Malone University’s Jack Ballard Awarded Fulbright Scholarship to Teach / Research Music Production at Kenya’s Daystar University
• National Professional Development Grant Awarded To The University Of Akron With Malone University And Stark County Schools Partnering In The Initiative
• Forum looks at energy’s future
• Man who lost son to drugs addresses Canton South class
• Longtime Canton paramedic Goldy set to retire
• Summer youth jobs available
• Beachy sentencing hearing reset
• Crime lab worker fired over reports
• Today in the news: DC Comics superhero to come out of closet
• Peter Shears restaurant closes in downtown Canton
• Cat rescued from tree in Canton after two days
• Taste of Canton takes on hungry crowds
• Voters asked to extend tax levy for Carroll Hills School
• Summer jobs available for low-income Stark youth
• I-77 northbound ramp to eastbound Route 30 reopens
• Woman pleads to reduced charge in assault case
• Lake Township teen arsonist gets probation
• Alliance man going to prison after beer bottle assault
• Alley Cat Allies to hold Spay-a-Thon for Canton
• Nimishillen Twp. zoning board to consider variance
• Bishop offers statement on suit over health-care mandate
• Morning Jolt: Stolen pig statue back home
• Firefighters seek cause of northwest Canton kitchen fire
• Chris White named Repository publisher
• Malone University and Canton Marathon Present: An Evening with Olympic Long Distance Coach Jack Hazen
• Malone University Offers Youth Sports Camps
• State schools chief outlines changes ahead
• Jackson High seniors get real-world wisdom
• Jackson voters to see tax levy in Nov.
• City budget: Koher does math on OT
• DNA links suspect to two rapes in Massillon
• Massillon woman charged in court scuffle released on bond
• Three finalists picked for N. Canton schools chief
• Today in the news: Pastor under fire for comments on gays
• Browns practice notes: No time for the dropsies
• McKinley senior prank leads to criminal charges
• Perry Township Speedway seeks Sunday liquor license
• North Canton offers summer programs for readers of all ages
• Sutton to Renacci: Return money from Suarez workers
• Stark unemployment rate continues downward trend
• Morning Jolt: $1M for parking spot
• Library to close for Memorial Day, start summer hours
• Marathon countdown: 26 runners tell their story
• Malone University School of Business and Leadership Awarded National Accreditation for Adult Degree Completion Program
• Newsweek names Hoover among top high schools
• Canton officials continue to mull tax options
• Today in the news: Ex-Rutgers student gets 30 days for webcam incident
• No injuries from vapor release at Dover Chemical
• KeyBank honored by SBA for lending practices
• Road work to partially close Trump-Georgetown intersection
• Carrollton woman wins $150,000 with lottery scratch-off
• Neighbors pitch in to clean up Canton
• I-77 reopens after 'vapor release' at Dover Chemical
• Vacant Canton home destroyed by fire
• Zapp, Holy Spirit to mark anniversaries Sunday
• Newsweek names Hoover one of nation’s best high schools
• Brader drawing of Lexington Twp. farm to be auctioned
• No injuries after car runs into dental clinic
• Diabetic foot ulcers can be deadly
• Morning Jolt: ‘Pet tax’ quickly nixed
• Community Coalition Against Violence meets tonight
• Lawrence Township motorcyclist killed near Dalton
• Patrol looking for minivan in fatal Massillon hit-skip with motorcycle
• Marathon: Canton ramps up for big run
• Obesity, sedate lifestyles drive diabetes crisis
• Jim Hillibish: Dialysis saves your life when kidneys fail
• Childhood obesity contributes to rise of diabetes
• Downtown Canton Special Improvement District Seeking Volunteers To 'Color Downtown'
• Malone-Grad Info Meetings - May
• The Monday After: Actors performed in 'barn theater'
• Record number earn degrees from Stark State
• Troopers investigate hit-skip crash involving motorcyclist
• This week: Geek Pride Day is Friday
• Malnourished dogs removed from home again
• Straight Talk: Beware of Memorial Day scams
• Bagged salad sold at Giant Eagle recalled
• Pit bulls no longer deemed vicious come Tuesday
• Four Seasons: Boating course set by Stark Power Squadron
• Companies looking to tap into Utica shale need permission
• Carroll County Collage: Food-service vet to open marina restaurant
• Legendary Malone coach Hazen to give talk
• Week in review: What really happened in Trayvon Martin death?
• Troopers investigate double fatal in car vs. semi-tractor-trailer in Tusc Twp.
• Some details released about Friday night fatal I-77 crash
• Armed bar patron has lengthy prison record
• Jackson Twp. doctor’s office employee accused of stealing prescription form, trying to fill it
• Parole officers find wanted violator-at-large living in Canton
• Postcard from Jackson Township: Hitting the wall in Canton Marathon
• Two people killed in western Stark crash
• Carroll day care will close after 20 years
• Semi spills load of pipe on state Route 39
• Fatal accident closes I-77 north in Green
• SARTA rolls out natural-gas fueled buses
• Food bank Harvest for Hunger drive sets record
• Today in the news: Facebook makes its stock market debut
• Fired Canton employees file appeal in retire/rehire case
• Marlington plans tax issue for November ballot
• Frontier Airlines brings Airbus 320 to Akron-Canton
• Repository makes three newsroom appointments
• Louisville church seeks rezoning to add electronic sign
• Brown Local treasurer takes Marlington position
• Sobriety checkpoint planned for Brimfield Township
• Canton, Massillon postal facilities get more time
• Morning Jolt: Escaped penguin enjoying life
• Fun and games find home at Nimisilla Park
• Weaver Child Development Center Produces Winning Poets!
• Clough drops bid for North Canton opening
• Band set to release ‘Secret Gift’ album
• Deaf services centers may merge
• Plain names Cazantzes to school board
• Canton council mulls plan to fill budget hole
• Today in the news: White babies no longer the majority
• Video: Alliance house fire causes $90,000 in damages
• Warehouse fire spread to roof of PTC Alliance
• Lake trustees delay decision on reviving police levy
• Video report: Donna Summer dies at 63
• Calvary Presbyterian names Schmidt as senior pastor
• Community Coalition Against Violence to meet May 21
• Early College Academy to display history projects
• Social service agencies to offer resources at library event
• Louisville home damaged by fire in basement
• Morning Jolt: Haunted home for seniors?
• Illegal U-turn leads police to stash of cocaine, cash
• Library levy to appear on November ballot
• Lake plans to go back to the drawing board after court decision
• State rules protect roads from oil-and-gas impact
• Today in the news: Fake cop killing Miss. drivers?
• Three drivers injured; Route 30 reopens after crash
• Plain firefighters improvise to rescue baby ducks
• Robert L. Thomas admits killing Matthew Daviduk
• Canton finance committee to discuss budget deficit
• DC Talk star to headline Crosspoint celebration
• Two more cases for Jackson zoning board
• Dinner to benefit late Jackson teacher's family
• Dale Settle Jr. Foundation to sponsor food giveaway
• Arson team investigating warehouse fire in Alliance
• Lake Township police levy tossed out by Ohio Supreme Court
• Setback for Massillon in Duncan Place foreclosure effort
• Morning Jolt: Family saves kitten tossed out of car
• Alliance store sells $1 million Mega Millions ticket
• Enshrinement Festival Names 2012 Key Committee Chairmen for Souvenirs, Hostesses, First Play and Autographs
• Stefani Schaefer remains bedside with her injured husband
• Fishing event moved in wake of Meyers Lake dispute
• Alliance school superintendent will retire, be rehired
• Canton City Schools releases administrator salaries
• Four hurt in three-vehicle crash
• Perry tops Jackson to advance to district baseball finale
• Today in the news: JPMorgan CEO gets $23 million
• Casino money could be dealt to Stark in August
• Victim of crash on 250 near Wilmot flown to Akron hospital
• U.S. Senate candidate Josh Mandel visits Stark
• Perry leads Jackson 4-3 after 4 innings in district baseball tourney
• S&P lowers Chesapeake Energy's credit rating
• Jason Schatzel named Canton Local treasurer
• Don Detore named executive editor of The Repository
• Salaries released for new Canton school administrators
• Timken Co. receives maintenance supplier award
• TD's Tailgate Grill seeks Sunday liquor license
• Morning Jolt: Bit by snake at Wal-Mart?
• Louisville woman accused of attacking 10-year-old girl
• Firefighters douse vacant house fire in northwest Canton
• Elissa Prazer Reigns As 2012 Enshrinement Festival Queen, Six Court Members Announced
• Meyers Lake bans oil, gas exploration
• Canton says no new internet cafes
• Allison hired as Canton Schools assistant superindendent
• Today in the news: Woman with flesh-eating bacteria doing well
• Lake police levy decision nears
• Wendell August Forge launches wholesale division
• Canton man faces gun, other felony charges
• Stark State commencement to have record number of degree recipients
• The Monday After: The Men of Sampson
• Canton man robbed at gunpoint in home
• Canton man arrested after attack on people, officer
• Morning Jolt: Man wins Powerball 6 times
• Canton woman cut by knife during attack
• Canton man assaulted by group of people
• Cleveland casino bets on big crowd for Monday debut
• Youth Football Camp At Malone University
• Magnolia native helps women with microloan
• This week: ‘Battleship’ takes off
• Political divide over student loans
• College students: No sweat on loan impasse
• Boards and Ballots: Sheriff candidate hosting fundraiser
• Straight Talk: Be wary of extreme diet pill promises
• Carroll County Collage: Website keeps tabs on drilling
• Takes a village to put on Mother’s Day
• Scholarship named in honor of White Stumpf
• Week in review: Gay rights top the news
• 53 years after his death, William Zink’s mineral rights may benefit local Catholic Diocese
• Police arrest man with bags of illegal drugs in his sock
• Jackson man, Perry woman arrested after police discover heroin
• A mom 250 times: Woman opens heart, home to foster children
• Two injured in Perry Twp. crash
• Opiate town hall series wraps Thursday
• Judge OKs settlement in Diebold shareholder suit
• Jury-duty scofflaws cited for contempt
• Grand jury gets fatal crash case
• Today in the news: FBI: Girls saw kidnapper kill himself
• Marlington’s Alex Schaeffer wins sectional tennis title
• Canton police stage drug raid
• Small fire snuffed out in Aultman Hospital elevator shaft
• Exceptional Olympics means fun in the sun
• Indoor shooting range to open in Lake Township
• 'Dancing With Docs & Cops' benefit planned
• Jackson Township apartment fire sends two residents to hospital
• Louisville schools add treasurer, lose board member
• Renacci plans public forum on Utica drilling
• Browns’ Phil Taylor faces surgery; could be lost for season.
• LIFE Ministries to hold soup kitchen Saturday
• Jackson to consider zoning appeal for pool, deck
• Morning Jolt: Giant pasta box on sale
• Renacci pushes bill to mint commemorative HOF coins
• Commissioners to hold community meeting in Plain
• Poll: Ohioans like income tax cut paid by drillers
• Jason Michael Carroll Will Be Fun For The Whole Family at The Ribs Burnoff
• Former US Air Force Academy Band Director Is New Director of Bands at Malone University
• Stark County Safety Council Announces AED Initiative
• Video: Carrollton teen crowned HOF Festival royalty
• Today in the news: Flesh-eating virus claims woman’s leg
• Canton inches closer to seeking income tax hike
• Video: Laborers’ union challenges Chesapeake to hire locals
• Fohl Road exit ramp temporarily closed
• Louisville school board to hold special meeting tonight
• Malvern screening applicants for fiscal officer
• Canton officer convicted of domestic violence, may lose job
• Kent Oliver: Director leaves library post, not passion for public service
• Clergy meeting on violence set for May 15
• Stark County World Laughter Day is May 20
• Letter carriers' food drive is Saturday
• Massillon mayor sets initial 'state of the city' address
• Occupy Canton to meet Saturday at YWCA
• Morning Jolt: Angry dentist story a hoax
• Jean Couchie Burnquist to perform at TAG lunch
• Central Catholic closed after Facebook bomb threat
• Canton man accused of invading home, threatening resident
• North Canton mayor talks jobs in annual address
• Health board member told he can’t serve
• Area post offices to cut hours
• Commissioners to seek new bids for Hills & Dales widening project
• The Horseshoe looks to be a ringer for northeast Ohio
• Some local residents will commute for casino jobs
• Deal keeps couple in home above Trading Post
• Mariol named to Ward 7 Canton City Council seat
• Today in the news: President Obama says he supports gay marriage
• North Canton School board approves labor contract
• Jason Michael Carroll to perform at HOF Ribs Burnoff
• High school rankings cite Jackson, Hoover, Green, Louisville
• Art exhibit, community dinner scheduled at Trinity UCC
• Driver gets jail time for killing classmate, friend
• Pennsylvania firm comes to Jackson Township
• Health board member told he can’t serve
• Morning Jolt: Meet Mr. T-Rex
• Perry seniors in food fight get chance to walk at graduation
• Finding garage sale treasures more knowledge than luck
• Her garage sales fund her purchases
• Aultcare Fast Break Breakfast
• Malone University Announces Information Meetings Regarding Accelerated Degree Completion Programs In Management and Nursing
• Fogler retiring as Carrollton school superintendent
• SCOG may cut metro narcotics unit funding
• Plain nixes skills-game business
• Beach City Village Council, May 7 meeting
• Canton to promote recycling in public places
• Cause of Friday’s flash flooding investigated
• Today in the news: Nevada OKs Google’s autonomous car
• Pioneers Complete Perfect Spring With OIC Title
• Diocese disinvites Hagan over his abortion views
• Timken pays dividend; management optimistic
• Storm knocks out power in northern Stark County
• Morning Jolt: Maurice Sendak remembered
• Plain Twp. man leads N. Canton police, troopers on chase
• Police find man cutting pipes in neighboring home
• Jury to hear child-endangering case of Perry man
• Lake Cable garage fire under investigation
• Massillon to put city trash service out to bid
• Canton council considers tax issue
• Western, northern Stark have power outages
• Top teens named
• Democrats to fill Canton Ward 7 seat
• Today in the news: Skype death not murder, Army says
• North Canton man dies in Virginia traffic accident
• Man withdraws insanity plea in murder case
• Out-of-control car slams into Jerry's Automotive Service
• Raid finds drugs, paraphernalia in Canton apartment
• Suicidal Portage man found at Walborn Reservoir
• Catholic Charities outlines 2011 aid the clients
• Canton men get 6 years in drug case
• Severe thunderstorm warning for Stark until 2:30
• Canton man pleads guilty to apartment arson
• Stark Library closed for Mother's Day
• Crews work to repair Fulton Drive sinkhole
• Colonial Heights home and garden tour is May 19
• Morning Jolt: Loch Ness Monster must leave river
• Beach City teen reportedly raped in Canton
• Malone - Benefit Recital
• Ohio State head outpaces governors in travel costs
• Shorb community marches, urges end of Canton violence
• Evidence from Alliance Little Vegas raid suppressed
• This week: Don’t forget Mother’s Day
• Carroll County Collage: Happy anniversary to Carroll’s Visiting Nurse Association
• Repository named best newspaper in 2011 Associated Press contest
• Milliken reappointed to state disabilities panel
• Habitat, churches partner on new homes
• Dragonfly Academy director defends school
• Wind turbine powers school, serves as teaching tool
• Week in review: Junior Seau’s brain to be studied
• Ohio merging mental health, drug abuse agencies
• Ohio personal income tax collections beat forecast
• “Avengers” gives Cleveland moment on big screen
• NW Ohio auto equipment maker plans to add jobs
• University students in Ohio get furry pals’ aid
• 89-year-old graduating decades after college start
• Relay for Life season begins with Canton South event
• Boards and Ballots: Schuring introduces 10th bill
• Local Democratic organizer Donald Singer dies on Caribbean trip
• Information Meetings Regarding Graduate Programs At Malone University
• Concert, rally targets youth violence
• Fire guts garage in Louisville
• Today in the news: ‘Super moon’ to shine Saturday
• 18 seek North Canton Schools job
• Video: Fifteen becomes U.S. citizens
• Art Schlichter facing nearly 11 years in prison
• Stark County honors fallen law enforcment officers
• Walsh panel to discuss the limits of interfaith dialogue
• Marlington grad named district's superintendent
• Stark County eligible for $2.3 million in demolition funds
• North Canton woman accused of filing false abduction report
• Melchizedek Ministries dinners to benefit missions
• Teen, 15, with gun accused of trying to rob Green teens
• Canton Township to consider zoning appeal
• Consumers ranked among nation's top 200 community banks
• Camper catches fire but eight inside escape unharmed
• Morning Jolt: Mensa admits 2-year-old
• Alliance man accused of trying to run over 14-year-old witness
• Local school for autistic kids abruptly closes
• Canton Preservation Society Annual Meeting
• Cedar Point amusement park to shut down roller coaster
• Stark library to unveil new Innovation Center
• KSU to commemorate May 4 anniversary today
• Stark County teaching teams honored
• Cook’s Lagoon Fishing Rodeo June 15-16
• Canton Marathon to host relay event Tuesday
• Money missing from PTA
• Today in the news: Kentucky Derby could see first white horse winner
• Postal service warns of email scam
• Fire in Canton displaces seven
• Former commissioner raises questions about health board
• Altercare employees get industry awards
• Marlington Local’s new superintendent named
• Canton observes National Day of Prayer
• Stark temperatures reach record high of 87
• Funds may be missing from Orchard Hill PTA accounts
• Canton woman guilty of keeping 22 dogs in filthy home
• Plain Local accepting applicants for school board vacancy
• Uniontown officer Daniel Stiles honored at memorial ceremony
• Jackson plans to rehire retired labor specialist
• Trinity UCC to hold annual rummage sale
• Morning Jolt: What’s Seinfeld’s secret project?
• Okey to speak at landowners' meeting tonight
• Share your views on Stafford student loan rates
• Akron men arrested after Greentown-area burglary
• Stark Library to unveil Innovation Center on Friday
• No pay raises for Sandy Valley teachers
• Man arrested after crawling through Massillon woman's window
• Malone Degree Completion -May
• Sandy Valley teachers get two-year contract, but no raises
• Perry puts worst roads on short list for paving
• Passover march against violence is Sunday
• Washington Twp. may ask voters for road levy
• Disabilities don’t slow ‘Angel Project’ troupe
• Plain Local board accepts president’s resignation
• Today in the news: Junior Seau dead of self-inflicted gunshot to chest
• Stark Parks to seek replacement, additional levy in fall
• Alleged gunman in fatal shooting ruled fit for trial
• Food bank wins national award
• Habitat launches 'Apostle Build' Saturday
• County to transfer sewer facility to help new research center
• Canton man ruled competent to stand trial in fatal shooting
• Charita Goshay: It’s still a jungle out there
• Contents of 2 Louisville schools to be auctioned
• West Branch retains Weingart as superintendent
• Restroom threat leads to lockdown in Marlington schools
• Morning Jolt: Bin Laden killed 1 year ago
• JoJo Tayse has the heart of a champion
• No criminal charges in Canton Fire Department probe
• Lightning suspected in tank explosion, fire
• Yard giraffe turns head
• Today in the news: Bin Laden wanted Obama assassinated
• Rush-hour crash on Route 30 closes one eastbound lane
• Israeli photographer lecture is May 7
• Man stabbed in home invasion gets 12-year sentence
• Criminal Justice Reform Committee to meet May 2
• Woman reports abduction by 2 men in North Canton
• Union Baptist Church lunch buffet is Saturday
• Couch fire damages northwest Canton carport
• St. Stephen Martyr to dedicate new sanctuary, organ
• Church music group convention May 10-12
• Astoria nursing home plans additional facility
• Morning Jolt: Pregnant woman hit by lightning
• Fire strikes vacant house near McKinley Monument
• Stark commissioners meet with township residents
• Lawrence officials discuss emergency service plan
• Canton City Council, April 30 meeting
• Alleged Ohio pill mill operators head for trial
• Today in the news: Barnes & Noble Nook gets boost from Microsoft
• Massillon to lay off 27, including 10 firefighters, 9 police officers
• Hey Monea! among 10 finalists in Hard Rock Rising contest
• Minerva man killed when vehicle lands in Nimishillen creek
• Canton may consider income tax increase or tax levy
• Canton couple admit they grew marijuana in their home
• Students taken to hospitals after Minerva school bus crash
• Inmate who attacked deputy to get mental health treatment
• Contractor sentenced for stealing from clients
• Hagan and Hall to address western Stark GOP women
• Sue Ryan to hold campaign fundraiser tonight
• Aaron Oester gets 49 years for shooting 2 women
• Canton garbage truck catches fire near Timken offices
• Four-year prison term for North Canton man for fatal November crash
• 'Why Jesus?' video series to begin in May
• Walsh singers to perform at Statehouse on May 3
• Black Caucus annual dinner is May 6
• Perry Township to consider three zoning appeals
• Canton woman, 19, shot to death in Akron
• Canton man, 55, assaulted, robbed Sunday morning
• May Teens of the Month: Cristina Ocrainiciuc and Nolan Neil Jones
• Malone University Cheerleaders Three-Peat National Championship
• Jackson community remembers a special teacher
• This week: ‘The Avengers’ in theaters
• Carroll County Collage: ‘Caregiver of Year’ was rock in daughter’s battle
• Timken band rallies for new uniforms
• Money for mineral rights flowing to property owners
• Postcard from Dover: One-room schoolhouse houses boutique winery
• Son of addicts, Malone grad turned life around
• Canton National Art Show draws solid crowd
• Fire damages house in Perry
• Week in review: George Zimmerman still free – for now, at least
• Casino in Columbus set to open jobs center
• Police near KSU campus ready for street party
• Ohio girl chosen for campaign for brain disorder
• Legislation in Ohio targets wrong-way drivers
• Cartoonist Matt Bors, a Canton native, is living his dream
• Natalee Holloway’s mother shares story
• City considers hiring collection agency
• Fired Plain Township official will resign from school board
• SMHA settles lawsuit with contractor
• Today in the news: Michael Jordan’s team is worst ever
• YMCA fundraiser to benefit those with cancer
• Youngstown quake study stymied
• Fairless hires boys, girls basketball coaches
• Canton teen guilty of attempted murder of Uhrichsville women
• North Canton Acme seeks liquor tasting license
• 5th District Court to meet at Stark State
• Massillon police probe death of 4-month-old boy
• Morning Jolt: Relax like this frog
• Former National Park Service and U. S. Forest Service Scientist to head up Zoo & Wildlife Biology Program at Malone University
• Department of Music Presents Benefit Recital – From Our Hearts to Yours
• No Phone Service at City of Canton Service Center
• AEP assailed for rate hikes
• Crime victims receive recognition at two events
• First-round stunner: Heckert picks quarterback Brandon Weeden
• Zoning official fired over ‘leafy green substance’
• SMHA awards contracts to replace Canton house
• Pundit blames government for black community’s ills
• Todd Porter: Browns make strong play for stronger player
• Rimes, ‘Mamma Mia!’ arrive for summer shows
• Today in the news: More Secret Service misconduct
• Spielman pens book of hope
• Canton may hire collection agency
• Morning Jolt: 'Royals book guy' goes viral
• Canton city service departments phone service disrupted
• Puppy on runway delays flights at NYC airport
• Geese on highway cause rush-hour jam in Cincinnati
• No raises for Canton Twp. firefighters in first year of contract
• Controversial Nimishillen Township alley back on commissioners’ agenda
• Stark District Library to conduct national search for director
• Plain trustees say little about employee firing
• Today in the news: Teens getting drunk on hand sanitizer
• Ohio House passes jobs bill sponsored by Hagan
• ArtsinStark closing in on fund-raising goal
• Waynesburg IGA closed
• Stark County residents wins $200,000 lottery prize
• Honey Alley back on commissioners’ agenda
• Canton teen gets life sentence
• Diebold posts increased earnings
• Ohio House ready to pass election overhaul repeal
• Morning Jolt: $5k wedding for dogs
• Safety, armed-forces vets gain attention in Jackson
• Video: Youth leader says local teens in crisis
• Friends remember Canton teen killed
• Campanelli fired as Plain Township zoning inspector
• Beer run lands three in trouble
• Massillon sues to stop fired code officer’s appeal
• Straughn officially tapped as city parks chief
• Little ruckus from loose donkey
• Miller to lead Stark County district library as interim director
• Today in the news: Deion Sanders has wife arrested for assault
• SARTA schedules route-change hearings
• Plain open houses to explain ‘soft billing’
• Timken posts record 1st quarter
• Local agencies to host drug-disposal event Saturday
• Groups strive to end violence, build community
• Gust of wind blows down Alliance building
• Ohio panel accepts changes to exotic animal rules
• Corps to study flooding in Stark County
• Police find driver in teen shooting death case
• National expert to discuss why teens kill
• Perry Township Walgreen's robbed early Tuesday
• Morning Jolt: Best doughnuts in the U.S.
• Judge won’t release Dimora
• Ohio lawmakers consider teacher pension changes
• Malone University Online Student Newspaper
• Invitation for Third Party Comment
• Canton councilman resigns; takes job with city
• Affinity breaks ground on emergency room expansion project
• North Canton fire was arson, officials say
• Timken breaks ground for Faircrest expansion
• Board to get help in search for new super
• Today in the news: Metta World Peace may face suspension
• University asks GlenOak to stop using trademarked logo
• Carrollton seniors will get to walk at graduation
• Surviving exotic animals from Zanesville are healthy
• Study: Ohio movie credits pay off in jobs, dollars
• Plain Twp. man gets prison for kidnapping boyfriend
• Stark County Bar Assoc. offers free legal advice May 1-2
• Robbery, assault send Jackson teen to prison
• Chipotle in Alliance seeks more liquor licenses
• Patterson murder sentencing hearing delayed
• Morning Jolt: Trials of John Edwards, man accused of killing Jennifer Hudson's family
• Memorial trees planted near Akron's ’Suicide Bridge’
• IMRIS is key tool in brain surgery
• Authorities: Plane turned around before Ohio crash
• Alliance couple shares everything, including brain tumors
• The Monday After: Firefighters remember a special brother
• Gasoline prices ease down slightly in Ohio
• April Teens of the Month: Brittany Hines and Orin Schumacher
• Enshrinement Festival Names 2012 Key Committee Chairs
• Malone University Awards Outstanding Faculty, Staff, Administrator
• Malone University Announces Recipients Of Summer Research Grants
• Canton Marathon committed to charity
• New Philadelphia man killed in Sandy Twp. crash
• This week: Anniversary of Chernobyl
• Local engineering firm already part of shale boom
• Be wary of third-party marketers
• Local businesses seeing benefits of Utica interest
• Task force brings SOLACE to Stark
• Students, volunteers show pride in Perry cleanup
• Crash closes Cleveland Avenue NW at Wright Road
• Week in review: Woman died of too much Coke?
• North Canton schools gets $50K grant for online courses
• Man jailed after fight with brother-in-law, head-butting police
• Malone Unversity Announces Writers Prize Recipients
• A Q&A with Malone president David A. King
• Hundreds gather in peace, beg community 'Stop the violence'
• Today in the news: George Zimmerman gets $150K bond
• Men's Tennis Falls 9-0 To Roberts Wesleyan In Regular-Season Finale
• Women's Tennis Edged By Roberts Wesleyan 5-4 In Final Regular-Season Contest
• Canton exploring skill game legislation
• Timken to break ground Monday for Faircrest expansion
• Hartville OKs zoning request for Sheetz gas station
• Infocision settles with Ohio attorney general
• Muskingum Watershed strikes deals with oil companies
• Walk-ins welcome at Christian Women's Wellness Conference
• Fishers shopping spree helps Hunger Task Force
• Jonathan Patterson to spend rest of his life in prison
• Natalee Holloway’s mother to speak in Canton
• Morning Jolt: Starbucks getting rid of bug extract
• Nimisilla Park cleanup is Saturday
• Public hearing set for AEP electric security plan
• July 4 concert set for McKinley Monument
• Congressional candidates report fundraising numbers
• State rep candidates file fundraising reports
• Marilyn Slaby to take husband’s place in statehouse
• Today in the news: Ted Nugent questioned by Secret Service
• Lexington Twp. seeks renewal of fire levy
• AT&T launches LTE in Stark
• Jury to decide punishment for convicted murderer
• Local hospitals simulate tornado emergency
• Toy drive seeks items for North Canton fire victims
• Lexington Twp. to seek renewal of fire levy
• Anadarko Petroleum pleased with Ohio Utica shale wells
• Spaghetti dinner to benefit Mercy Cancer Center
• Star Parker to speak at Akron Right to Life dinner
• Downtown Canton churches to hold musicale April 29
• Northminster to thank North Canton with free luncheon
• Couple sues over drilling-lease rights
• Morning Jolt: Most Influential People in the World
• Canton robbery suspect held under $4 million bond
• Canton pride for sale: City plans merchandising effort
• Eric Smer Named New Ystark! Director
• Plain Local cuts teachers
• Osnaburg Local seeks income tax issue
• School board to review attendance records
• Today in the news: Mom killed while trying to save kidnapped baby
• Postcard from Washington Twp.: Garden varieties at Beech Creek
• Bridget Brately of St. Thomas is top Timken scholar
• County explores utility swap with North Canton
• Man convicted of murder grew up in justice system
• Crews battle Lake Township fire
• Canton schools dealing with fallout after student’s fatal shooting
• Charita Goshay: Baseball anniversary is prologue to new story
• Walsh, Mount Union honored for volunteerism
• Plain Local may cut teachers to reduce spending
• Shoe Box Project to benefit women, children
• Jackson's Crosspoint church finds permanent home
• Osnaburg Local to seek 1.25 percent income tax
• Dr. Mona Fair, Fairless Local superintendent, resigns
• Morning Jolt: Frozen cows found in cabin
• Holocaust survivor Eva Weissman to speak in Canton
• Diesel fuel spill kills Fairhope sewer project
• Silent support for 'Fish' at Carrollton BOE meeting
• Hagan adds details about bill to remove treasurers
• Ohio governor hopes for Holocaust memorial by 2013
• Ohio prepares to execute 1st inmate in 6 months
• Hunger finds its cure at Canton’s food gala
• Today in the news: The end of Twinkies?
• DeLuca can keep talking on the Internet
• Bicyclist hit by minivan early Sunday morning
• Green clergy to observe National Day of Prayer
• Jackson to consider zoning variance at Hillsdale
• School officials, Fisher family agree to move beyond controversy
• Morning Jolt: Mega Millions winner to come forward
• Jury deliberating in Patterson murder trial
• Let Fish walk
• Canton man arrested on warrants after short chase
• North Canton tackles high grass
• Canton waste collectors disciplined
• Samples from fire tested for arson
• Ohio GOP leaders sue over provisional ballots
• Today in the news: Wesley Korir wins the Boston Marathon
• Major changes coming to county sewer bills
• Sutton beats Renacci in Q1 fundraising
• Browns open offseason program as draft day looms
• Jury hears closing arguments in Patterson murder trial
• Shooting victim, dropped at Canton gas station, dies
• Newspaper Guild pickets outside Repository
• Gunshots fired at Plain Township man
• Major changes coming to Stark County sewer bills
• The Hitmen to perform to benefit FISH food pantry
• Farmers National Bank wants to move to Jackson
• Canton pizza shop robbed at gunpoint
• Pizza delivery man robbed in northwest Canton
• Where Does Congressman Bob Gibbs Stand on Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act?
• The Monday After: Shared images of the Hoover Co.
• Schools embracing, not banning electronic devices
• Straight talk: Ways to prevent identity theft
• This week: Brad and Angelina's engagement
• Shoplifting turns into aggravated robbery
• Akron man charged after high-speed chase
• YMCA: Looking back ... and forward
• Project Perry Pride set for Saturday
• Stark Community Foundation issues grants
• East Sparta needs water
• Video: Malone gets copy of historic Bible
• Carroll County Collage: Reins to perform at Humane Society benefit
• The Stark County faces of student debt
• Student default rates for select Ohio schools
• A guide to student loans
• Stark State tries to address trend of loan defaults
• Dover woman experienced gas boom early
• BMX bike races come to Canton
• Firefighters called to put out fire in abandoned car
• Week in Review: North Korea fails rocket launch
• Several injured in three-car crash in Massillon
• Financial literacy workshop April 27
• Malone to Host Pump and Run
• Open Frame Film Festival
• Postcard from Massillon: Kendal to celebrate bicentennial
• Healy-Abrams loans $120K to campaign
• Home Softball DH Scheduled For Today Cancelled Due To Forecasted Rain
• Today in the news: North Korea fails rocket launch
• Testimony ends in Patterson murder trial
• Killer frosts of April could cripple fruits, vegetables
• No charges to be filed in toddler's death, deputies say.
• Chris Cauley of 'The Voice' to perform in Jackson tonight
• Canton man dies at hospital after family fight
• Last-minute tax help available
• Stark residents can view child support payments online
• Former Belden Village area Days Inn to be auctioned
• Stark Democrats join votes to keep Redfern as party chairman
• Dordea to hold fundraising breakfast
• Stark State gets funds for energy training center in Canton
• Morning Jolt: What's that structure on Mars?
• Canton man arrested in March shooting of Massillon man
• Carroll County man charged in fatal head-on crash
• Jailers find dozens of pills hidden under woman's breasts
• Malone Symphonic Band
• Boundary lines drawn for three-school elementary plan
• GlenOak community remembers counselor at vigil
• NW names Shreffler as new superintendent
• Bold Face: Rice's business on cusp of success
• Todd Hawke named new Jackson Twp. trustee
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling announces details about new book
• One witness initially reluctant to testify at murder trial
• Canton Local plans another bond issue in November
• Investigators: No charges in GlenOak counselor’s death
• Matthews to stay as Stark GOP chairman
• Republic, OSHA settle accident case at Lorain mill
• Hartville Hardware opens to enthusiastic customers
• Date for GlenOak ACT exam moved back one week
• Lincoln Street E reopens after early-morning fire
• Testimony begins in Patterson murder trial
• Forty Days for Life Canton plans two rallies
• Public forum on 'fracking' to be held in Fairlawn
• Stark commissioners set meetings to hear from residents
• Fire guts Canton Township business, apartments
• Morning Jolt: Ohio man arrested for putting puppies in suitcase
• Man accused of attacking Louisville neighbor with shovel
• Escaped Alabama killer captured in Alliance
• Portman optimistic about Ohio’s oil future
• Study: Ohio ranks low in preschool education
• Ohio Democratic chairman beats back challenge
• Louisville approves Midlake Products expansion
• Cal Ripken Jr. promotes 'Badges for Baseball' in Canton
• Today in the news: Apple sued over e-book pricing
• Video: GlenOak High School counselor killed in car crash
• Commissioners set to go on the road again
• Stark settles with company that bonded Zeigler
• Crash blocks Route 30 ramp
• Jury hears opening statements in capital murder trial
• Charita Goshay: Bad news or good, informing you is our job
• Jackson has five finalists for vacant trustee seat
• Freeze warning issued for Stark County tonight
• Horse escapes Amish buggy, collides with car on Route 21
• North Canton man to plea in fatal chain-reaction crash
• Kids’ clothing consignment sale April 20-21
• John Manders, storybook illustrator, to speak at OLOP
• St. John the Baptist to hold card party
• Extra mosquito spraying to cost more this year
• Three churches to offer Dave Ramsey financial classes
• Green man arrested in drive-by paintball shootings
• Morning Jolt: Pizza with a hot dog crust
• Man accused of driving stolen rental car for months
• Fire destroys car, garage in southwest Canton
• Area Leadership Programs Now Accepting Applications For 2012-13
• Enshrinement Festival Queen Pageant Names Chair, Tickets Available
• Orange barrel season arrives in Stark County
• Several projects on tap for I-77 in Stark
• 2012 ODOT work in Stark County
• Retail-apartment complex planned for Chase Motel site
• Green City Council meeting for April 10
• Ohio volunteer group studies Lake Erie shipwrecks
• Daughter of unclaimed Ohio veteran steps forward
• Wednesday's Home Softball Doubleheader Against Salem International Canceled
• Today in the news: Real Maryland Mega Millions winners claim prize
• ODOT unveils 2012 Stark County road projects
• Bond company appeals ruling
• Green drama coach arrested on sex charge involving teen
• New Hartville Hardware set to open Thursday morning
• Transfer fee now charged on sale of mineral rights
• Ron Ponder to emcee minority health celebration
• Man gets 8 years for robbing gas station in hockey mask
• State Rep. Christina Hagan announces engagement
• Stark 911 operators must pay more for health insurance
• Morning Jolt: UFO in South Korea
• Hartville police chase ends when suspect hits tree
• Canton man accused of driving over fire hose
• Malone Spring Chapel Series
• Fact-finder’s opinion OK’d by North Canton Council
• Sheriff accused of rendezvous with ex-Perry cop resigns
• Vet to Vet brings self-help outreach to Canton
• Canton woman hailed for pushing tree ordinance
• Cleveland police overhaul missing-people policies
• Monday evening fire ‘suspicious’
• What's Your Business? Miday's Nursery
• Today in the news: Facebook buys Instagram
• Man gets prison for public indecency
• Woman admits trying to bribe officer with money or sex
• C.J. McCollum to return to Lehigh for senior season
• Rascal Flatts to headline Blossom concert
• Early risers could see some snow Tuesday morning
• Robbery charges dismissed when witnesses fail to appear
• Toddler killed by vehicle in his own driveway
• Church luncheon to benefit Magnolia firefighters
• Medicare informational meeting scheduled
• The Monday After: Fighting cavities with fluoride
• Canton Township to hear two zoning appeals
• Jury selection begins in trial for murder of Melvin Hope
• Morning Jolt: Tiny town of Buford sold for $900K
• Sunday marks first Easter Masses for priest
• What you should know about child abuse and neglect
• Mayor's Young Inventor’S Challenge' Will Reward Students For Recycling Inventions'
• The Schmucker clan: One house, 14 children
• New legislation could close Stump Hill Farm
• This week: 100th anniversary of Titanic sinking
• Austin-Bailey grants awarded
• Straight Talk: Beware of bogus online reviews
• Stark County in Utica ‘sweet spot’
• New rules would regulate tree removal, trimming, planting
• Ohio State players slow to pick up Meyer's fast-paced offense
• Quit line calls increase in Ohio, nation amid ads
• More dads leading PTA groups in Ohio, nationally
• Ohio troopers stop van, seize marijuana worth $2M
• Child fatally struck by vehicle in Canton Township
• Fire breaks out at sweeper-bag production company, but sprinkler system puts it out
• Week in review: Generous firefighters top the news
• Churches ready for packed pews
• Oversized transport to affect local traffic Wednesday in Louisville
• Canton man accused of drag racing on U.S. Route 62
• Seven-time convicted drunk driver caught again
• Driver charged with OVI after motorist calls hotline
• Police track down man selling prescription drugs
• Today in the news: Navy jet crashes into apartment
• Marathon to cut emissions at Canton refinery
• Bold Face: Marilyn or Cleopatra? Get both at resale store
• Malone Makes It Eight Wins In A Row With Doubleheader Sweep Of NAIA No. 8 Point Park (PA)
• Marijuana found growing in northeast Canton house
• Oversized vehicle to slow traffic on Wednesday
• Sobriety checkpoint planned for state Route 800 tonight
• Inmate who broke deputy's nose is judged insane
• Four departments respond to Osnaburg house fire
• Brewster Dairy requests zoning changes
• Terrie Williams to speak at Minority Health Month dinner
• Morning Jolt: Dog eats owner's Masters tickets
• Malone University Announces Information Meetings Regarding Accelerated Degree Completion Programs in Management and Nursing: May, 2012
• Ham Wars 2012: Shock and awe at a grocery near you
• Local rabbi says Jewish holiday offers many universal lessons
• 1,200 at job fair seek job with Chesapeake Energy
• Today in the news: Ghost ship sunk by Coast Guard
• North Canton school board to meet to discuss superintendent search
• Shiloh Baptist Church offers Good Friday dinners
• 'Omega Weekend in Canton' set for May 3-5
• Zoar levee film to air on PBS stations
• M.J. Albacete to discuss Canton's earliest churches
• Kent State May 4 survivors at Christ Church April 17
• Paris Township store seeks liquor sales
• Austerity measures will have impact on Massillon city tax collections
• Morning Jolt: YouTube to start offering Paramount movies
• DLH Industries is GM's 2011 supplier of the year
• Charita Goshay: Hope springs eternal on Ontario Street
• Joyce Healy-Abrams Brings In More Than $240,000 In 2012 First Quarter
• Stark Democrats keep Gonzalez as party chairman
• Toledo casino site soon ready for Ohio regulators
• Handling of Cleveland-area custody cases reviewed
• Massillon's Catholic schools plot future
• About Books: Antiquarian Book Fair takes on new focus
• Perry woman guilty in fatal crash
• Grant to upgrade MPD computers
• Fired Perry cop tied to another investigation
• Today in the news: Puppies rescued by firefighters
• Alliance house fire caused by electrical short
• Tell us about your student loans
• Two Board of Elections employees suspended
• New countywide emergency notification system coming soon
• Video: Drums, flash mob celebrate the arts at Timken
• Macy Gray, Seal schedule Cain Park concert
• Jackson to consider changes in zoning, definitions
• Former bookkeeper gets 4 days in jail, probation
• Morning Jolt: Flying cars coming soon?
• Louisville bicyclist dies from March 20 accident
• Malone Chorale and Choir
• Holocaust survivor warns about bullying
• Stark County ranks 41st in health study
• Local soldiers shed light on missions in Afghanistan
• Healthiest counties: Holmes still near the top in Ohio
• $930,000 OK’d for KSU renovations
• Columbus plans to transform downtown riverfront
• Golden Age Retreat funding debate lingers
• Today in the news: Firefighters donate Mega Millions winnings
• New Ohio bill on Lake Erie water use considered
• Steelworkers, Republic agree on 4-year contract
• Perry police: Perry High student punched teacher
• Louisville’s OTC Services joins larger company
• St. Paul AME cancels Maundy Thursday service
• Stark Parks may seek levy on November ballot
• Jackson Township to consider three zoning appeals
• Beach City Council – Monday meeting
• Income tax collections is focus for Navarre Council
• Stark County ranks 41st in Ohio health rankings
• Morning Jolt: Want to be buried in a bacon coffin?
• Stark County District Library to be closed for Easter
• Neighbor puts out stove fire in northeast Canton
• Lawsuit over North Canton flooding is dismissed
• Malone Presents Jazz Ensemble Concert
• Information Meetings Regarding Graduate Programs at Malone University – May, 2012
• Malone -Undergraduate Research Symposium
• Canton budget gets more funding
• Straight Talk: Weed out unscrupulous institutions of higher ed
• Second man arrested in armed robbery
• N. Canton police to add sergeant, drop lieutenant
• Early numbers show promise for Utica wells
• Ohio submits proposal to coordinate medical care
• Louisville Village Council, meeting of April 2
• Charge look to new guard Akognon for scoring punch
• Today in the news: 7 dead in shooting at university in California
• Walsh University to build another residence hall
• Timken installs inspection equipment
• Forty applicants seek Jackson trustee seat
• Gallina to retire at North Canton, take job at AultCare
• Southwest Airlines to open station at Akron-Canton
• March heated up
• North Canton resident claims lottery prize
• Massillon man with 5 DUIs gets 4 years in prison
• Michalek Brothers of Louisville win video contest
• Sky Shorts: Einstein's light theory may be wrong
• Future of Massillon parochial schools to be discussed
• Stark elections board plans to suspend two employees
• Portman staffer in Canton to hear from residents
• Malone Faculty Artist Series
• April 2012 is Fair Housing Month
• This week: NCAA championship is Monday
• Carroll County Collage: Sierra Club grant funds water quality study
• Ohio self-defense laws put burden of proof on defendant
• Release of 1940 census can help you climb your family tree
• Search-and-rescue group starting Stark chapter
• Six-car crash ends with two seriously injured
• Week in review: George Zimmerman, Mega Millions the talk of the week
• Jackson officials tell massage parlor — get a permit or close
• Clients of deceased attorney can claim their files
• Cold nip can't slow kids' scramble for eggs, candy
• Green Space: The need to weed
• Firefighters douse kitchen fire, woman and son escape injury
• Firefighters looking for info in suspicious porch fire
• Couple arrested, synthetic pot seized after man OD’s on heroin
• Fifth Annual 'Twenty Under 40!' Winners Announced By Ystark! And The Repository
• Malone - Multicultural Conference
• Literacy Celebration Conference
• Symphonic Band Concert at Malone University
• Canton Regional Chamber Of Commerce Announces 2012 Business Excellence Award Winners
• Malone - Easter Egg Hunt
• More than 200 people rally in Canton for Trayvon
• Bond set at $200K for Billy Relford
• Today in the news: George Zimmerman’s brother speaks out
• Malone Stretches Winning Streak To Five Games With Victories Over UC Clermont & Miami-Hamilton
• Trayvon Martin rally in Canton draws more than 100
• Akron-Canton Airport officials have discussed race track move
• West Branch reorganizes elementary schools
• Stark County sales tax increases on Sunday
• Canton's sirens repaired; test set for Monday
• Alliance offers exam for assistant fire chief
• How would you spend the Mega Millions jackpot?
• Multi-County workers vote to decertify union
• Agile Network Builders moves headquarters to Canton
• Hazardous storms could develop later today
• Morning Jolt: Man saved from cougar attack by bear
• Master's Class with Canton Symphony
• Open Frame Film Festival
• Guest Lecturer At Malone To Discuss Adolescent Literature
• Enshrinement Festival Names 2012 Key Committee Chairs
• Boy, 6, admits starting garage fires in Jackson, Massillon
• Daniel Harless to appeal firing from Canton police
• Stark State dedicates a new building, welcomes its new president
• Canton Fire Department probe to get a second look
• Jason Dowd of Salem, JetBlue co-pilot, doesn’t think he’s hero
• Occupy Canton to meet Saturday
• Today in the news: Mega Millions jackpot a new world record
• Third Stark County career fair busy
• Man guilty of causing crash
• Police surround house, arrest barbershop shooting suspect
• Criminal Justice Reform Committee to meet April 4
• Canton man accused of filing false tax returns
• Occupy Canton Ohio to meet Saturday
• Jackson firefighters at scene of garage-house fire near Amherst School
• North Canton library visits increase
• County approves road use pact with EnerVest
• Car sales surge, trend toward fuel-efficiency
• Today in the news: Mega Millions jackpot reaches new record
• Candidate for new 13th District, Agana shares her positions
• United Way celebrates successful campaign, kicks off another
• Lake Cable teacher was legally drunk in fatal late-night crash
• Former North Canton police officer pleads guilty to inducing panic
• Charita Goshay: Teen’s death exposes our mutual mistrust
• Fire temporarily closes Alliance YWCA
• Canton tornado sirens fail to sound on first test
• Twenty under 40! Class of 2012 announced
• Cabbie charged with OVI after allegedly urinating outside Patrol Post
• Teen charged with threatening victims of home invasion
• Morning Jolt: 'Harry Potter' now in e-book format
• Troopers stop 'rolling meth lab' near Lake schools
• Alliance detective accidentally shoots himself in the foot
• Lake Township trustees, meeting of March 26
• Green City Council, meeting of March 27
• Minerva Village Council, meeting of March 27
• Jackson Township trustees, meeting of March 27
• Plain Township trustees, meeting of March 27
• JROTC reports success to Perry board
• Land bank could help residents gain abandoned lots
• Ohio lawmakers strike deal on historical documents
• Door opens for 75 jobs in Sugarcreek
• Carrollton mayor, council take steps to block cabaret
• Ohio Senate passes bill honoring White Stumpf
• Today in the news: Dog found in trash gets sight back
• Mayor's political ally is Massillon's new parks and rec chief
• Community Easter egg hunts
• Grand jury indicts Dimitri Love for murder of Nathaniel King
• Schuring-backed bill to prevent tax-grab annexations
• Humane society changes cat policy with Canton
• Canton chiropractor Ferguson cited for unlicensed workers
• Diocese to dedicate vocations house at Walsh
• Canton homeowner arrested after weekend drug raid
• Morning Jolt: March 27
• Stark County unemployment rate drops to 8.7 percent
• Statewide tornado drill siren test planned for Wednesday
• 2012 Canton Blues Festival
• Campus Carnival for Kids with Special Needs
• Canton sanitation department workers face discipline, firing unlikely
• Osnaburg Local administrator terminated
• Groups oppose Ohio bill to drop landline services
• Trio with stolen steel pipe facing felony charges
• Kasich's education reforms don't worry local educators
• Today in the news: CNN poll finds 73 percent want George Zimmerman arrested
• Last surviving B. Virdot letter writer dies at 92
• Okey proposes rules for mineral rights leases
• The Monday After: Past, present swimmers, divers to be honored
• Lawrence Township hosts fire exercise
• Barbara Yingling named VP at Mercy Medical Center
• 'Justice for Trayvon' rally on Friday
• MDS open house is March 31
• Share a work space on inaugural co-working day
• Morning Jolt: March 26
• March Teens of the Month: Annie Szendrey and Robert Doerschuk
• Jazz Ensemble Performance at Malone University
• Faculty Artist Series
• Local women honored at Athena Awards
• This week: Earth Hour takes place Saturday
• Straight Talk: Beware of wedding vendors breaking vows
• Twelve-hour standoff in NW Canton ends without injury
• Boards and ballots: Hagan introduces economic development bill
• Green Space: Weed war coming soon on a yard near you
• Higher education is booming
• Canton Twp. school board, trustees coming together to plan for the future
• Women't Concert Choir
• Warm March = Early start for landscapers
• Court weighs US power over states in health care case
• 3-car crash sends 2 women to hospitals, shuts down Cleveland Avenue SW
• Child on bike seriously injured in crash
• Malone student films Civil War love story in Zoar
• Seventh-Inning Rally Carries Cedarville To 6-5 Win Over Pioneers
• Bullet in sink might be from officer at Ohio range
• New dredge craft to help fight algae in Ohio lake
• Weather service confirms 2 tornadoes hit SW Ohio
• Canton man hit by car, dies
• Two arrested in northeast Canton drug raid
• Weather service issues hazardous weather statement
• Bold Face: Sheri Morckel working on new Canton venture
• Four Seasons: Birdwatching in CVNP
• Malone Pioneer Furniture Collection
• Don Cockroft Participating in Campus Carnival for Kids
• Pins for ‘Hunger Games’ movie made by Canton native
• Students pack theater for ‘The Hunger Games’
• Grand jury to review Canal Fulton Burger King threats
• Grand jury soon to get sex case involving ex-WHS cafeteria worker
• Week in review: Whitney Houston's cause of death revealed
• Today in the news: Geraldo Rivera blames Trayvon Martin's death on hoodies
• 16 Canton workers face discipline
• Osnaburg Local leader to get new contract
• Record-setting temperatures likely to end Saturday
• Q92’s Nikolina becomes morning-show co-host
• Crash on 12th Street NW injures wheelchair passenger
• House fire that injured 4 appears to have been an accident
• Canton Local school board, township trustees to plan for future
• Drunken driver gets 8 years for hitting pedestrian
• Obie Shelton to perform violin concert in Alliance
• How are you handling your student loan debts?
• Rollover crash on I-77 closes lane south of Faircrest
• Lake Local aims for energy savings
• Alliance City Schools must replace two principals
• Sex offender from South Carolina arrested in Canton
• Marlington Local school board to discuss building costs
• Fishers seeks license to allow liquor sampling in Massillon
• Jerell Covington wanted in Canton gunfight
• Arrowhead open for business, ready for spring golfers
• Lions wrangle laughs again
• Job fair reflects changes in local employment market
• Malone University to Host 2012 Sigma Zeta National Convention
• Piccadilly circus
• Malone Air Band & Lip Synch Competition
• Nuns from Belarus visiting Stark churches
• Obama talks auto research, development in Ohio
• Four want to run Atwood Lodge
• Today in the news: Whitney Houston died of accidental drowning, coroner says
• House fire in Greentown investigated as arson
• Another temperature record for Canton area
• Shots fired, Fairmount school locked down
• SMHA approves $13.73 million budge
• KISS, Motley Crue to share bill at Blossom
• Canton job fair draws hundreds
• Bethel CME to conduct food giveaway
• Washington Township to hear zoning appeal
• Former Bridgestone scientist accused of stealing secrets
• Man dragged by vehicle after bar altercation spills into street
• Girl, 14, and man, 19, shot during Canton street fight
• Trump, Murthy to speak at Democrats' meeting
• Groups to host mother-daughter town hall
• Boccieri continues debate of health care law
• Stark’s first distillery planned in Minerva
• Malone-Grad Info Meetings - March
• Forum on Safe Campuses
• Joyce Healy-Abrams Statement On House Republican Budget Proposal
• Board votes to close three elementary schools
• Perry police station to get new HVAC setup
• Many rally behind Osnaburg school administrator
• Plain, North Canton to continue discussions on water lines
• Today in the news: Tim Tebow traded, Sean Payton suspended
• Fire victims improving; cause still undetermined
• United Way allocates $5.9 million to programs
• Panel to discuss cases of retired-rehired Canton workers
• Wake Forest prof to speak on Christianity and friendship
• U.S. Bank opens branches in Fishers Foods
• Timken to monitor Minnesota wind turbines
• Jackson Township taking trustee applications
• Two transported to hospitals after crash on 12th St Northwest
• Old Hoover Park kitchen becomes environment lab
• Vacant house fire doused in Canton; teen arrested
• Malone to host "beJustice"
• World Vision Executive To Address Malone University's 120th Commencement
• Malone - Ensemble Concert
• Pastors' Breakfast
• Teen punches state trooper, may face felony charge
• Historic Canton church preserved to host weddings
• Cell, power outages in Tuscarawas, Carroll counties not related
• EPA puts Dover water plant on display
• Pole barn burns in Canton Township
• Today in the news: New witness in Trayvon Martin case
• Warm days continue in record style
• Bus driver drops off 8-year-old on wrong street
• Stark Library leader Kent Oliver to take Nashville post
• Second mistrial declared in attempted murder case
• Some Stark gasoline prices soar to $3.99 per gallon
• Alan Anderson gives Charge points, and much more
• North Canton, Plain officials to discuss water
• SARTA to offer free bus passes to unemployed
• Five arrested in raid at northwest Canton home
• New owner of Jackson drive thru seeks liquor licenses
• Jackson man hands guest's gun over to police
• Leadership Stark County Now Accepting Applications For 2012-13 Signature Program
• Malone - Worldview Forum Series
• Stark DD kids thrive at Warstler School
• Malone University Celebrates 120 Years
• North Canton to move on building rules
• Canton budget has $1M shortfall
• Navarre officials say no to 'fracking' in village
• Massillon trash rates going up April 1
• Today in the news: Peyton Manning in, Tim Tebow out in Denver
• Monsignor Gaetano named to diocesan schools post
• March temperatures look like a record-breaker
• Safety forces honored at annual Blue Mass
• Sleepy driver crashes into Jackson school bus
• Stark elections board begins official count
• James Nicodemo to retire as Marlington superintendent
• 8th DUI conviction sends Malvern man to prison
• Akron Aeros to audition national anthem performers
• Case of illegal immigrant charged in rape of 2-year-old goes to grand jury
• Wayne County Business Showcase set for March 28
• Getting clipped to fight cancer
• Shots fired into northwest Canton home
• Master's Class with the Canton Symphony
• Healy-Abrams Calls on OH GOP To Support Efforts To Reduce Violence Against Women and Their Families
• Malone Senior Recital
• Train hits woman riding ATV on train trestle
• This week: ‘Hunger Games’ opens Friday
• Monday's Softball Doubleheader Against Mount Union Postponed Until Tuesday
• Lawrence Township man shot
• Stark’s 4-H program in jeopardy
• Is there methane in your water?
• Healing power of tai chi led to recovery
• In wake of man’s murder, spirit of forgiveness, charity
• Four Seasons: Boat purchases can offer state, federal tax deductions
• Green Space: Holy cow, it’s the attack of the blind lawn moles
• Postcard from Jackson Twp.: Literary characters come to life in allotment
• Malone University Student Recital
• Ohio will treat whole inland lake to fight algae
• Ohio House delays governor’s income tax plan
• Woman escapes burning townhouse after candle incident
• Woman stabbed, cut by boyfriend knife-wielding boyfriend
• Week in review: Baby koalas get an exam
• John Demjanjuk, convicted death camp guard, dies
• Waynesburg man dies in two-car crash
• Canton firefighters battle fire that damaged three houses
• Malone to host Sneak Peek Day
• Spring Writers Series Presents Amanda Flower
• 7th Annual Literacy Celebration Features E.B. Lewis
• Malone - Multicultural Concert
• Canton Marathon hitting the home stretch
• Girl Scouts case moves to Summit County court
• Canton councilman considered for top computer post
• Crash with injuries causes state Route 43 to be closed at Waynesburg Drive
• iPads aplenty at local stores
• Today in the news: New iPad a big hit on first day
• Crash on Whipple at 46th Street injures one
• Sheriff to step up patrols through Easter
• Oelslager is top fundraiser among local legislators
• Historical Society to explore Jackson police
• New iPad sales draw Apple fans to Stark stores
• Massillon woman crashes stolen car, admits using drugs
• East Canton man accused of threatening grandma with knife
• Woman jailed after fight with girlfriend
• Home & Garden Show ushers in early spring
• Malone's Early Registration
• Upcoming Concert and Women's Conference at Malone University
• CEO of Calif. foundation keeps promise to girl with cerebral palsy
• Slaby may replace Slaby for state rep
• Most companies exceeding incentive promises
• Testimony via video link new territory for court
• Today in the news: Blagojevich enters prison
• Kent State raises tuition, room and board
• RadioShack planned at Country Fair Shopping Center
• Asian restaurant may replace former Brownstone
• Watch out for isolated thunderstorms, hail today
• Chesapeake Energy to hold job fair at Kent State Stark
• Police seize loaded weapons, drugs at Canton home
• Indians home opener vs. Blue Jays is sold out
• Green gets 24-hour emergency room
• North Canton chamber honors civic helpers
• Feral cat program being explored in Canton
• Ecologist warns against fracking in speech at KSU-Stark
• Search for Northwest superintendent narrows
• Today in the news: Encyclopaedia Britannica to stop print editions
• Ex-Marine gets prison in crash that killed newlywed
• Grace Baptist Church to screen 'Courageous'
• Part of Yale Avenue NW to close for a week
• Healy to join Team NEO on trip to Germany
• Jackson Community Celebration meeting canceled
• Numerous grass fires break out along I-77
• Postcard from Green: Roundabout a traffic oddity
• Joel Daniel Harris to discuss maps and social justice
• Library to sponsor annual job workshop and job fair
• Health departments to study possible merger
• David Benner joins Stark County Board of Health
• Canton Township to hear four zoning appeals
• Man hiding behind tree is charged with drug dealing
• Canton cousins charged with dog fighting
• Second operator interested in Legends oil, gas rights
• Chesapeake, partners to build natural gas processing facilities
• Troopers: Both drivers in crash were drinking
• Longtime Jackson firefighter Burger resigns as trustee
• Plain Twp. trustees honor Shriver for service
• Public meeting on feral cat issue
• Hartford Middle School lands mentoring grant
• Today in the news: Why are people stealing Tide?
• Canton City Schools to release evaluations of coaching candidates
• Bridge project would close East Tusc for 120 days
• Christopher West to tackle sex and religion at Walsh
• Commissioners review county finances, land bank
• Perry Township to consider zoning change
• Easthill SE in North Canton to close Wednesday
• Nuns from Belarus to visit Canal Fulton
• Ohio Legacy Corp. reports fourth quarter earnings
• LittleTots offers expanded child care hours
• Jerel Daniels sought in shooting of Massillon man
• Burglary suspect runs home, where police catch him
• Man with stolen car says he was using it to 'drive around'
• Police chase, catch 'dangerous' parolee with gun
• Canton extends contract for animal control officer
• Man accused of throwing Molotov cocktail at his mom
• Early Summer Registration at Malone University
• Malone's Chaplain Heckert Awarded
• Pastors' Breakfast at Malone University
• Weaver CDC Open Enrollment
• Mislabeled sample leads to lesser charges from DUI crash
• Sam Stutz, former Regula aide, dies at 89
• Today in the news: Crystal Cathedral undergoing big changes
• Who is Browns No. 2 pick Matt Flynn?
• Extra security delayed start of McKinley-Timken game
• Tickets on sale for McKinley boy's basketball semifinal
• Canton Council to vote on animal control contract
• Stark Parks director to speak at planners' meeting
• Canton man robbed of about $3,000
• 80-year-old man going to prison for sex offenses
• Fire forces evacuation of Minerva nursing facility
• The Monday After: The mansion and Aultman
• Lexington man accused of assaulting Marlboro officer
• Living Bread Radio adds FM station
• Reedurban church seeks used books
• All Pro Dad’s Breakfast is April 14
• Nimishillen Township to hear zoning appeals
• Mild winter saves ODOT $43 million
• Carroll County Collage: Make your Easter crafts eggs-travagant
• 'Field of Heroes' coming to Jackson
• Romney dominates in Stark suburbs
• Straight Talk: Seniors often targeted by scammers
• Malone University Student Recital
• Sunshine Week: Many police reports available to public
• Girl Scouting turns 100
• This week: March Madness begins Tuesday
• Parolee facing drug, weapons chsrges
• Has Auditor Alan Harold lived up to promises of accountability?
• Police, firefighters respond to Cherry Avenue bridge crash
• Drilling boom brings engineering companies to area
• Video: More pets are being left out in the cold
• Week in review: New iPad tops the news
• History comes alive in competition at McKinley museum
• Crystal Park Hardware closes its doors
• What's going on here? New gas pipeline
• Postcard from Bethlehem Twp.: Bridge nears end of the road
• ODNR plans tougher rules for injection wells
• Healy supporters win some, lose some in party committee races
• Overall, Stark voters chose Romney in primary
• Today in the news: Another ‘Phoenix lights’ mystery
• Redfern denies opposing Slesnick in Dem party race
• Girl Scout members file lawsuit to block camps’ sale
• Repository goes to court for McKinley coach info
• Stark's January jobless rate declines from 2011
• St. Patrick's Day Mass changed to March 19
• Cause of early afternoon Massillon house fire under investigation
• Fire causes $28,000 in damage to home, car
• State report: Deep injection well led to Youngstown quakes
• Malone to sponsor Spring Pastor's Breakfast
• Sex offender accused of failing to register address
• Life Ministries soup kitchen to be open Saturday
• Mom alarms kids, taunts K-9 during drug arrest
• New rules target septic systems in Stark County
• Is Obie spared?
• Canton City school board moves forward with Smith
• Video: Ott honored for heroism in World War II
• Massillon man arrested after high-speed chase
• Apartment fire displaces family of five
• Carrollton meeting set to discussion housing
• Aultman to host health fairs
• Plain looks at way to develop community center
• Today in the news: Invisible Children documentary about warlord goes viral
• Canton teen leads 7 others out of burning house
• Mistrial in shooting case
• New faces emerge from Carroll election results
• Bishop Senter returns to serve Mount Olive
• Canton Chamber receives Community Impact Award
• Lt. Gov. Taylor touts shale drilling job opportunities
• Jury out in Canton shooting case
• Charge official to speak at Fast Break Breakfast
• Malone forum to examine Christianity and politics
• Durufle’s 'Requiem' to be performed March 18
• Eric Snow donates $1 million for new downtown YMCA
• Plain firefighters douse mobile home fire
• School bus causes troopers to end 100 mph chase
• Stark second-to-last county to report elections results
• High winds bringing rain to northern Ohio
• Felon awaiting trial arrested with loaded gun
• Massillon man accused of assaulting pregnant woman
• Malone University Announces Information MeetingsRegarding Accelerated Degree Completion Programs in Management and Nursing
• Canton Preservation Society - Book Signing
• County to target overweight trucks
• Portion of Vassar Avenue closed
• Massillon school board rules out moving 8th-graders to WHS
• Today in the news: iPad 3 will have amazing resolution
• Former Massillon Club set for auction
• Malone Drops Pair Of Games At Arizona Christian
• Investigators testify in shooting trial
• Nickelback, Phish join lineup of Blossom concerts
• CJCC plans 'Purim Extravaganza' for Saturday
• Holy Week services to be published
• Perry FD continues free smoke detector program
• Man accused of ramming cars until they catch on fire
• Canton man leads police on high-speed chase
• Massillon police arrest two with marijuana, loaded gun
• Charita Goshay: Why can’t candidates just be themselves?
• Mayor Healy has edge over Slesnick for Democratic Committee man
• Low voter turnout story of 2012 primary
• Canton Township tax request defeated
• Republicans choose Dordea for county sheriff candidate
• Romney wins Stark County
• Canton Local voters reject bond issue
• Romney wins Ohio in tight presidential primary
• Bill Nye, The Science Guy, visits KSU Stark
• Perry renews police levy
• East Canton voters reject additional municipal income tax
• Louisville looks into new approach for fire, EMS services
• Exit poll: Ideologies divide Ohio primary voters
• Blog: Election Results
• Polls are closed, now it’s results time
• Local Red Cross volunteers aid tornado victims
• Library board seeks renewal and additional levy in November
• Name recognition challenged 7th District candidates Gibbs, Liggett
• Today in the news: Mom loses legs shielding kids from tornado
• Mother, daughter identify man who shot them
• Diocese accepting tornado relief funds
• Jackson, North Canton voters speak their minds
• Lake voters weigh in on candidates
• Jackson voters discuss presidential, sheriff's races
• Perry grad Courtney Ingersoll earns All-MAC honors
• Workshop on federal homeless funds offered
• Light turnout, no problems at Stark polls
• Stark County has limited Super Tuesday contests
• Man accused of punching police officer in the jaw
• Man accused of threatening girlfriend with a brick
• Pair arrested for playing 'sound equipment' on bus
• Firefighters quickly put out fire in vacant house
• NEO Regional Meeting on Sexual Violence
• Extension in works for animal officer's contract
• Area high school students win big at state speech competition
• North Canton City Council meeting of March 5
• New Canton YMCA to be named for Snow
• Elections board reorganizes positions
• Today in the news: Penguin runs away from zoo
• Chris Smith named Canton City Schools superintendent
• Men's Tennis Loses 7-2 To Northwestern (MN) In First Hilton Head Match
• Pioneer Women's Tennis Earns 7-2 Win Over Northwestern (MN) In Opening Hilton Head Match
• Verdict upheld in Mercy vs. Aultman case
• Santorum will be in Cuyahoga Falls tonight
• Hit & run investigation leads to marijuana operation
• Dueber United Methodist Church is new polling place
• Walsh hires former Massillon star Devin Jordan as an assistant football coach
• Man who attacked police officer not competent for trial
• Uniontown church to host cabbage roll dinner
• The Monday After: McKinley letter up for auction
• Romney visits Canton Township factory
• Food pantry fills a need
• Carroll County Collage: Smokes, guns, Amish variety at new shops
• Headliners Announced For 2012 Canton Blues Fest
• Malone University Easter Egg Hunt
• About books: 'History Lessons' compiled in book
• Straight talk: Avoid online rip-offs on luxury items
• This week: Super Tuesday, iPad 3 and Bruce Springsteen
• Did Healy plot a party takeover?
• Louisville brothers win 2012 Repository Battle of the Bands
• Plenty of local races on primary ballots
• Chamber hosts two from NPR
• Mitt Romney will visit Canton Township on Monday
• Week in review: Midwest tornadoes and storms top the news
• Woman shot in northeast Canton
• Stark library district seeks to put levy on Nov. ballot
• Bold Face: Frank’s Produce closes its doors
• Four Seasons: Stark Parks program aims at 100-mile hiking mark
• Man breaks fire department window to alert firefighters his house was on fire
• Program challenges young men in more ways than one
• Campus Carnival for Kids with Special Needs and Families
• About Books: Book signings for local fans
• Plain fire does little damage
• Crash sends two to hospitals
• Canton fire officials probe shift swaps
• Zoar levee study could take three more years
• Today in the news: Obama birth certificate in the news yet again
• Group will honor married couples March 9
• Israeli Olympian will speak March 21
• Kansas man gets 10-year prison term
• Judge reduces Perry Township man’s prison term
• Louisville BOE finalizes plans to demolish three schools
• Stark Library board to meet Tuesday
• Repository is finalist for 30 state AP awards
• Woman begins to pay back thousands of stolen dollars
• Stark District Library extending hours at four branches
• Woman convicted of stealing from family business
• Romney, Santorum to speak in Cleveland, Lake County
• Woman gets 3 years for arson, lying to firefighters
• Springfield students sent home after bomb threat
• Six Speedway stations seek Sunday liquor licenses
• High winds to blow through Stark region later today
• 179 marijuana plants found in Canton man's house
• Canton woman arrested with two rifles, cocaine
• Medics called to two-car crash at Georgetown and Miday NE
• ArtsinStark sets goal of $1.65M for campaign
• Less federal grant money for Stark
• State OKs grants for housing aid
• Mayor dubs Canton the ‘Utica Capital’
• Today in the news: Birth control bill fails in Senate
• State OKs grants for housing aid
• Alliance-area man faces sex charges involving 14-year-old
• Bar Association rates candidates in judicial races
• Healy to deliver 'State of the City' address
• Braden, Jane Timken to co-chair Romney bid in Stark
• Frank's Produce, downtown fixture for decades, to close
• Canton vigil to remember Chardon victims
• Charita Goshay: For whom would the Big Guy vote?
• Renacci wants US to issue HOF anniversary coins
• Idle threat by WHS student draws five officers to school
• Perry to consider four zoning appeals
• Two arrested with drugs, guns near Cedar School
• Nude man hearing 'voices' arrested on Everhard Road
• Retire/Rehire Criminal Investigation
• 20-50 more jobs in oil, gas industry coming
• Woman searching for man who rescued her from crash
• Walsh aims to raise city IQ
• Occupy Canton has new meeting spot, radio show
• Decision pending in Canton retire, rehire investigation
• North Canton resident sues over flood damage
• County moves forward with plans for Bow building
• Today in the news: Davy Jones from The Monkees dies
• Young Malone Softball Team Looks For Newcomers To Make Impact In 2012 Campaign
• Seven Players Return To 2012 Malone Women’s Tennis Team Under New Coach
• Malone Men’s Tennis Team Looks To Build Under New Head Coach
• Malone Men’s Golf Hopes To Continue Success Of Strong Fall Campaign
• Perry man convicted of sexually abusing relatives
• Civil Service Commission weighs fate of city workers
• Cardinals, Saints to play in 2012 Hall of Fame Game
• Composer Jimmy Webb to appear at Tangier
• Tornado watch issued for Stark, rest of area
• Prison term gets longer for man guilty of burglary
• Postcard from North Canton: A new door for a new home
• Minority Business Association to host kickoff drive
• Hog Heaven seeks Sunday liquor license
• Occupy Canton sets meeting, adds online radio show
• Neighbor helps fellow tenant escape apartment fire
• Jackson Township trustees, meeting of Feb. 28
• Heavy rain, strong storms as cold front moves in
• Man found with drugs in dead person's home
• The Wilds could be leased for gas drilling
• Three-time felon arrested again on domestic violence charge
• Police arrest mom of teen on drug charge
• Aviators start slow, then soar
• Leap year babies celebrate birthday
• Two Alliance-area residents hurt in crash
• Plain Township trustees, meeting of Feb. 28
• Minerva Village Council, meeting of Feb. 28
• Chardon shootings a reminder for schools to be vigilant
• Green City Council
• Oil-driven investment in Massillon less than first advertised
• Timken to build $42M office complex near airport
• Perry schools rally to improve graduation rate
• Today in the news: 2 more students die from Ohio school shooting
• Two hurt in motorcycle, van crash
• No criminal charges in Canton retire-rehire probe
• Canton Twp. may not fill road superintendent position
• Gospel station resumes broadcasting
• East Canton resident wins $250,000 lottery prize
• Tire fire pumps out heavy smoke near Greentown
• Cline, Ferruccio named to elections board
• Dalton Local hires companies to build new school
• Green High School bomb threat was a hoax
• Minerva Local aims to refinance bond interest
• Rotary Club plans open house at new office
• Fight inside bar preceded fatal shooting
• Gibbs’ war chest is growning
• Malone Writers Series
• Canton Local faces $43 million bond issue
• Health chief: Feral cats pose risk
• Baker Hughes step closer to city with approval of tax incentives
• Hammontree expands into St. Clairsville
• Today in the news: ‘Berenstain Bears’ co-creator dies
• Judge urges Oakwood students to develop brains
• Texas oil field service provider gains Ohio Job Creation Tax Credit
• McClinton Energy Group holding job fair
• Irish music concert is March 3
• Canton Blues Festival announces headliners
• Medicaid eligibility workshop set for Tuesday
• St. Paul Catholic Church to host health expo March 3
• African-American Trailblazers to be honored
• Board of Elections tests vote-counting system
• February Teens of the Month: Karissa Schroeter and Colton Ebersole
• Summit Children's Touring Choir
• Pioneer Furniture Collection for Canton YWCA
• Mayor To Deliver State Of The City Address
• ADDY Award Results
• Oscar event raises $6,000
• Eppy Chevrolet matriarch dies at 101
• This week: ‘Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax’ out in theaters
• Straight Talk: Steer clear of unqualified tax preparers
• Sky Shorts: Telescope will take deeper look into space
• Cherry Avenue SE: Golden age of black business in Canton
• Photos of lost lives preserve memories
• Stillborn baby 'was part of our family'
• Photos of daughter are a 'prized possession'
• Malone - Black History Month Events
• Week in review: Afghanistan violence tops the news
• Canton police force’s last Vietnam vet to retire
• Garbage trucks pitch in with Canton recycling effort
• East Canton seeks income tax increase
• Ex-deputy challenges incumbent for Carroll commission seat
• Carroll County Collage: Roast to help Bowerston couple
• Postcard from Plain Township: 1820 house waits for life as a home
• Rep Review: ‘Little Women: The Musical’ falters, despite talented cast
• Canton man shot to death outside bar
• Young man in crash of stolen car had temporary permit
• Four Seasons: Bike tour sign-up deadline nears
• Green Space: Here’s the key to a better lawn
• Malone - Black History Month Events
• Women's Concert Choir Spring Program
• Malone's Open Business Forum
• Student Recital
• Canton Preservation Society News - 2012 Preservation Award
• Canton Preservation Society Scholarship
• Malone to host Sneak Peek Day
• Merry Wives Of Windsor
• $546 million project could bring 900 jobs to city
• Resident may sue North Canton over legal matter
• County official spends a day with the dog catchers
• Today in the news: Fake 9/11 firefighter admits lying
• Teen charged for touching girls at school
• Louisville woman wins lottery prize
• ADDY awards announced
• Health alert issued for meat products
• Wind warning in effect
• Family: Murder suspect is “world class liar”
• Monroe Center to give away food Saturday
• Stark commissioners issue fact sheet on dog incident
• 'Incoherent' man rescued from Malvern fire
• Healy to give 'State of the City' address Thursday
• Styx, REO, Nugent to roll into Blossom
• Teen gets 15 years for firing shot that paralyzed boy
• Lady Antebellum, Darius Rucker coming to Blossom
• Don't fall for the latest viral cellphone warning
• About Books: Images of Cleveland’s ‘leading African-American photographer’
• Malone Symphonic Band
• Gingrich’s daughter joins Gibbs, Renacci for McKinley Banquet
• HOFers and teammates say find opportunity amid adversity
• GlenOak presents “Anything Goes” this weekend
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling announces new book
• State stalls AEP rate hikes
• Jury deliberating in shooting that paralyzed a child
• Two arrested in separate raids at Canton apartments
• Washington Twp. Historical Society plans war memorial
• Dueber UMC offers divorce recovery workshop
• Server who squirted sake into tot's mouth is sentenced
• Canton mail processing to end; about 125 jobs lost
• Walsh MBA opens candle design studio
• Use of 'judge' in campaign brochure sparks dispute
• Goodyear offers $700 million in 10-year senior notes
• Charita Goshay: Admit it: Deep down, you miss LeBron
• Women accused of shoplifting with baby in stroller
• Three arrested after cocaine found at Jackson apartment
• Section of Harrison Avenue SW closed for 2 days
• Man arrested with 10 bags of pot near school
• State swim meet draws on five Stark men’s experience
• Postcard from Massillon: One-stop shopping for everything NASCAR
• Malone University Worldview Forum - Can a Christian be a Democrat? Can a Christian be a Republican?
• Mouse avoids jail time
• 63-year-old man allegedly sexually assaulted girl, 6
• Board accepts resignation of cook allegedly involved in sexual contact with students
• Local mail will go to Cleveland for processing
• Len Dawson, Bobby Bell talk to students
• Gingrich’s daughter will address Stark County Republicans
• Video draws upset residents to county commissioners’ meeting
• Canton meeting on feral cats rescheduled for Monday
• Carroll County group to get tips on gas pipelines
• Today in the news: Georgia rep. proposes vasectomy ban
• Canton’s Biggs to miss tonight’s game — and the D-League All-Star Game
• Teens take stand in shooting trial
• PBS show highlights businesses for teens
• Former Canal Fulton councilman Mouse avoids jail sentence with plea deal
• Renee Powell at Hartford black history event
• Pike Twp. voters face road maintenance levy
• Sleeping Canton cop issued letter of reprimand
• Harvest for Hunger sets campaign goal
• Library OKs its share of funds for Exploration Gateway
• Massillon BOE to vote on resignation of employee implicated in sex probe
• Massillon man, 63, brought back to face rape, sexual imposition charges
• Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent
• Neighbors report burglary in progress, police arrest 2
• Growing Number Of Hungry Spurs Expanded Hours For Stark County Hunger Task Force Emergency Pantry
• Massillon fire victims express gratitude
• Carrollton man wins $1M Powerball prize
• Majority on Massillon Council say they won't back tax credit reduction
• North Canton Council considers housing rules
• Jackson Local Schools Board meeting for Feb. 21
• Canton BOE discusses options for hiring superintendent
• Timken union overwhelmingly approves contract
• Washington High School employee resigns amid sex allegations
• Today in the news: Military dad burns N.J. flag in protest of Whitney Houston
• Video prompts questions about animal control officer
• Teen’s shooting trial begins on adult charges
• Speedway seeks Sunday license
• Carrollton man claims $1 million lottery prize
• Kyle Byelene gets 4 years for drunken driving crash
• Steelworkers voting on Timken offer
• Stark State seeks Hall of Fame nominations
• AEP Gridsmart names Abbott Electric tops in Ohio
• Democrats have an eye on Ohio Supreme Court seat
• Men plead guilty in fatal robbery
• Driver rescued from overturned SUV in creek
• Robert E. Roland to lead Day Ketterer
• Day Ketterer law firm establishes scholarship
• Workers protest at restaurant construction sites
• Four trucks and a car burn at Logan Trucking
• Rain, high winds forecast for Tuesday
• US House: 7th district Dover pastor opposes Gibbs
• Malone University - Kawfee Haus Presents Justin McRobers
• Malone-Grad Info Meetings - Feb
• Welcome signs in Stark County communities
• Election 2012: Ohio House 95th district: Democrats eye budget, jobs
• Cincinnati liable for $110M in workers’ time off
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Smart marries in Hawaii
• Power outage affects about 2,900 customers
• Jerry Seinfeld bringing his act to Akron
• Cyperski aims to challenge Wise for judge seat
• Accident closes eastbound Route 224 at 271
• AEP's initial rate request went easier on small businesses
• Malone - Discover Days
• City Welcomes DLK Insurance to Downtown Canton
• Malone University Offers a 'Sneak Peek' at College Life
• 'Hazzard' star a hit at auto show
• US Senate field crowded
• Straight Talk: Don't get taken for ride by car mechanics
• Election 2012: Redfern has vested interest in committee race
• Postcard from Alliance: Museum's fancy felines
• Stark collects $2.4 million in revived tax-collection effort
• Canton Twp. tax would fund fire department complex
• Carroll County Collage: Chew the political fat at Lincoln Day Dinner
• Week in review: Whitney Houston, Gary Carter top the news
• This week: Oscars are next Sunday
• Stark DD rehires retired coordinator
• Black History program embodies baseball legend
• Election 2012: Three Republicans in running for sheriff
• Alliance man killed in two-car crash
• Four Seasons: Volunteers needed at Stark Parks
• Plain resident revolutionizes fishing-knots problem
• Pharmacy owner guilty in tax case
• Canton BOE to meet on search for superintendent
• State speech finals coming to Jackson
• Worker injured in industrial accident at Canton Drop Forge
• Today in the news: Payroll tax cut approved
• About Books: Author goes from poetry to short stories
• Feds convict man of robbery conspiracy
• It’s official: Case Farms buys Park Farms
• East Canton man dies after being hit by vehicle
• Civil Service Commission to hear appeals from 12
• North Canton man accused of biting security guard
• Alliance woman accused of hiding wanted man
• Woman accused of fighting with Hartville residents, police
• McKinley Museum exhibits presidential check collection
• MBA Also To Be Offered Online
• Broadband companies make pitches for project
• Perry tries third time for police levy
• Today in the news: ‘Colbert Report’ suspended
• Canton man indicted for January bank robbery
• Three charged after Alliance police raid gambling hall
• Stark State gets $10 million for downtown Canton project
• Central Catholic’s Alex Gonzalez places second in district diving
• Settlement reached over worker’s roof death in 2008
• Biggs out tonight for short-handed Charge
• Carroll County commissioners approve more spending in 2012
• Police revise charges against woman in missing child case
• Teachers offered a chance to spend a year in Taiwan
• Stark State may get $10M for training center in Canton
• Cicchinelli to be feted for service to Massillon
• Dave Matthews, Beach Boys coming to Blossom
• Park ranger to talk about Underground Railroad
• Catholic Charities clarifies stance on health care
• Autistic boys’ dad uses blog as outlet
• Greater Stark County Urban League Presents an Expungement Clinic
• Information Meetings Regarding Graduate Programs At Malone University
• North Canton fields levy for fire, ambulance operations
• Ohio police: Man dumped ashes, sold urns for scrap
• Today in the news: Pekingese wins Best in Show at Westminster
• Walsh band, choir open house set
• Presidential checks to debut at McKinley museum
• Hassell goes back to Charge after trade is voided
• Two local colleges in recycling contest
• Canton retire-rehire bill could top $1 million
• Perry woman gets 4 years for stealing more than $300,000
• Steve Doerschuk: Griffin could give Browns wild ride
• Video: Girl Scout cookies have arrived
• Stark commissioners approve 2012 spending plan
• North Industry church to hold Swiss steak dinner
• AFL-CIO labor council elects officers
• Urban League to host expungement clinic
• Liquor licenses sought for Third Base bar
• Knights of Columbus to host Lenten breakfasts
• The Karcher Group acquires social media consulting firm
• Changes have saved Jackson nearly $1 million over years
• Parting is such sweet sorrow
• Stark County Hunger Task Force Golf Event Tees Off To Fight Hunger
• Kawfee Haus Series: Justin McRoberts
• Jack Hazen Open: Pump and Run 2012
• Spring Writers Series Presents Gina Ochsner
• Two Jackson police officers resign
• Lake police to stay on job, for now
• Massillon schools chief is all ears
• Fire damages Green commercial building
• Today in the news: Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky the focus of new film
• Local heroes honored
• No shortfall in revised Stark County budget proposal
• Diocese to host its second Irish Comalya on March 3
• Brown Local Schools to join Stark service center
• 2012 Battle of the Bands finalists named
• Massillon man accused of hitting 4-year-old son
• Ken Salazar tours Mac Liquid Tank Trailer plant
• Sex offender charged with failure to register
• Wanted Jackson man found asleep in laundry room
• Stark DD board to meet Saturday
• Bishop Murry to celebrate Mass at Central, St. Thomas
• It's Customer Appreciation Day at Akron-Canton Airport
• No rush to wed
• Malone University Delivers Singing Valentines
• School Of Education And Human Development To Be Featured On Discovery Channel's Profile Series
• Aviso AVW Awarded First Place Collegiate Newspaper Website
• Two women hurt in one-car crash
• Canton City Council OKs gun-bounty program
• Canton school board hears coach debate, public speakers face off
• Ohio moves to create 2nd land-grant college
• Collision closes part of Wales
• Today in the news: Friends, family say Whitney Houston didn’t kill herself
• Charge trade Hassell
• Jury passes on felony charges, convicts man of misdemeanor assault.
• Dimitri Love charged with murder of Canton man
• North Canton officer jailed
• No more tickets for March 6 lecture at Kent Stark
• Canton council to vote on gun bounty program
• Three to be charged in connection with $500,000 barn fire
• Mom gets 4 years for botched skill games robbery
• Renacci discusses budget, taxes
• Akron woman admits role in skill games robbery
• 'Be Mine Canine' event offers dogs for adoption
• Attorney General's Office could collect debts for Stark County
• Canton's Strasburg Meats has no tie to suspended butcher
• Park Farms workers approve new union deal
• Students, parents get the skinny on college aid
• Canton man wounded during robbery
• Passers-by raise alarm at Massillon house fire
• Straight Talk: Phony phone calls won’t spare you telemarketers
• Woolman Lecture Series
• Canton woman accused of child abuse
• This week: Great Backyard Bird Count is this week
• Gerbig to lead anti-drug coalition
• Carroll beef farm genetically engineers Murray Grey cattle
• Gun bounty program proposed in Canton
• Ohio to choose 66 delegates for Republican National Convention
• 14 from Stark area on list of potential delegates at Republican National Convention
• Postcard from Canton: Rader Automotive owner makes friends
• What's going on here? Drive-through at Woodshed
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records, films, dies
• Annual dinner will recognize 95 Eagle Scouts
• Two arrested in Beiler’s Market break-in
• Week in review: Contraception spat ends with compromise
• More snow on the way, but not as much, forecasters say
• Two arrested in Beiler’s Market break-in
• Men's Tennis Comes Up Short In 7-2 Loss At Oberlin
• Women's Tennis Loses 8-1 Match On The Road To Oberlin
• Snow expected to continue, morning car crashes due to snow-covered roads
• Lake Elementary to be honored with Blue Ribbon
• Today in the news: Purple squirrel spotted in Pennsylvania
• Murry: Obama decision step in right direction
• Mother, son arrested on drug, weapons charges
• Attorney admits stealing more than $160,000 from clients
• Notre Dame prof to discuss youth sports
• Timken declares quarterly dividend
• Olde Strasburg Meats license suspended
• Malone, Belle Stone featured on Discovery Channel
• 12th Street corridor project to be explained
• Northwest seeks input on new superintendent
• Lake Elementary recogized as Blue Ribbon School
• Esber's Restaurant contents up for auction
• Akron-Canton Airport to show customers some love
• No one injured when minivan rear ends Massillon school bus
• Stark hazard plan seeks citizen input
• Several inches of snow expected tonight, Saturday
• Lake Cable teacher killed in Perry crash
• Remember when Cherry Avenue SE was thriving?
• About Books: True crime book chronicles life of William Edward Griffith Jr.
• Malone Writers Series
• Affinity ER expansion work to begin in March
• Stark moves into warmer plant hardiness zone
• Eight departments battle farmhouse fire
• Today in the news: What does mortgage settlement mean for you?
• Park Farms union has contract offer
• Stark area residents claim lottery prizes
• Canton police staffing hits 30-year low
• Massillon man brawls with two police officers, police dog
• State auditor to review Canton retirement issues
• Roslyn Pratt to sing at TAG luncheon
• Turnout lags for early voting in Stark
• Bullying: A tough issue for schools and victims
• Man tells police he was shooting at tree in his yard
• Man accused of battering his brother's head
• Good Times Pub burns again, will be razed
• Remember when Cherry Avenue was thriving?
• Lake High senior eliminated from "American Idol"
• Judges want re-elected but Wise and Gwin plan to ‘retire’
• Massillon officials plot land for big tenant
• Today in the news: Moms battle Facebook over breastfeeding
• Timken union to vote on offer
• State high court hears arguments in fatal Massillon fire truck crash
• Some Carroll County workers get 3 percent raise
• Canton BOE to discuss superintendent search Monday
• 95th District House candidates file finance reports
• Central-Allied to pave Shepler Church Avenue SW
• Perry woman apologizes for robbery spree
• Diebold declares cash dividend
• Dorey Diab a finalist for Owens C.C. presidency
• Vince Watts to keynote Black History Luncheon
• Walsh to host Catholic Men's Fellowship conference
• Jackson to hear three zoning appeals in March
• Ohio Supreme Court hears arguments in fatal 2008 fire truck crash
• Good Times Pub destroyed by suspicious fire
• Steven Pittman to head Stark District Library board
• Louisville man accused of spiking wife's drink
• Malone Spring Chapel Series
• Malone Presents Jazz Ensemble Concert
• EPA levies fine against Dover Chemical
• Perry Township Board of Trustees, meeting of Feb. 7
• Timken, Steelworkers have contract proposal
• Osnaburg Local OKs lease with Chesapeake
• Erick Howard sentenced to 30 years in prison
• Stark area legislators react to State of the State address
• Today in the news: California same-sex marriage ban ruled illegal
• Ohio’s Kasich touts education, broadband in speech
• Canton man convicted of baseball bat murder
• Jackson couple to appear on Anderson Cooper
• Ohio Supreme Court hears case involving Canton firetruck
• Animal control officer accepts 90-day contract
• Digital camera leads to child porn arrest
• Ex-Tigers reinstated at Notre Dame College
• St. Clement Hall to hold Valentine's bingo event
• Couple with child accused of operating mobile meth lab
• Madonna bringing world tour to Cleveland
• Resident jumps from roof after home invasion
• Car lands in ravine; driver injured
• Portion of 14th Street NW closed today
• North Canton touts need for fire, ambulance levies
• Canton hires animal control officer for 90 days
• The Monday After: Entertainment in Canton exhibit at McKinley museum
• Pro Football Hall Of Fame Enshrinement Festival Queen Pageant Seeking Applications
• Information Meetings Regarding Accelerated Degree Completion Programs in Management and Nursing: March, 2012
• Lake senior an 'American Idol' contender
• Remember when Cherry Avenue was thriving?
• Today in the news: Madonna halftime show a hit?
• Michele Evans resigns as CEO of Canton City Schools
• Boy with gun arrested at Glenwood
• Canton police chief sworn in
• Man on trial for murder with baseball bat
• Pat DeLuca, Charlotte DiFranco leave Q92
• Stark auditor warns of scam
• Straight Talk: Don’t let ‘authorization holds’ hold you hostage
• Stark draft budget cuts less from sheriff, courts
• Auditor: Don’t pay a fee to appeal your property value
• Jackson mock trial teams advance to regionals
• Ad campaign targets Ohio painkiller abuse
• Perry Zoning Commission sets organization meeting
• Tuscarawas County candidates night scheduled
• Fire destroys Pike Township barn, contents
• Bishop’s letter addresses new health mandate
• Canton man robbed after leaving bowling alley
• Fire breaks out in attic of vacant house
• Infor Meeting - Adult Degree Completion - March
• SUNBEAMS Awarded Grant For Fifth Consecutive Year
• Malone Faculty Artist Series
• Giants win Super Bowl XLVI, beat Patriots 21-17
• Steve Doerschuk: Monster play was Manningham’s 38-yard catch
• Steve Doerschuk: Belichick scrambles after embarrassing start
• Van hits pole in Plain, injuries described as minor
• Steve Doerschuk: Super Sunday begins at church
• This week: ‘Phantom Menace’ out in 3-D
• Video: Nearly 600 compete in HOF runs
• Truck driver killed in crash
• Campaign finance report highlights
• Woman accused of slapping hospital worker
• Man charged with robbery at Walmart
• Canton Twp. zoning proposal open for review
• Marlington schools to receive $51,000 in unclaimed state funds
• Area Dems dish on hot campaign issues
• Hall of Fame Class of 2012: Dawson, Doleman, Kennedy, Martin, Roaf, Butler
• Van flips onto its side in city’s northeast end
• Cooking fire causes evacuation of Girard Apartments
• Week in review: Komen and Planned Parenthood top the news
• Nine injured in crash involving truck, Amish buggy
• Steve Doerschuk: For locals, the Super Bowl was a pain ... until now
• Latest forecast: Up to 3 inches of snow today
• Faculty Artist Series Presents Summit Children's Touring Choir
• Dine Downtown On Wednesdays For Deals At Your Favorite Restaurants
• Carroll County aims to use land for industrial park
• North Canton police officer faces charges
• North Canton officials unveil master plan
• Canton water, sewer departments hit by probe
• Canton City Hall rededicated
• Today in the news: Komen changes mind on Planned Parenthood
• Hoover team advances in mock trial competition
• OHSAA to continue to study competitive balance issue
• Lynn Slaby a finalist for PUCO seat
• Winter storm disrupts some Denver flights
• Caroline Hawley denies theft from North Canton YMCA
• Massillon Schools name interim treasurer
• Harold, Zumbar to update county finances monthly
• Man who blamed demons for murder is ruled insane
• Canton Twp. to review changes to zoning code
• Driver loses control, crashes into Schaub Electric
• Diebold to sell ATMs to Brazilian bank
• Canton school board changes venue for special meeting
• 'Unconscious' driver had loaded guns in car
• Stark County men caught with scrap from junkyard
• K-9 Hank catches burglary suspect
• Police follow man's tracks from stolen car
• Music Production Recital
• Malone University Celebrates Black History Month 2012
• Blood battle boils at Red Cross
• Playground project excites Green tots
• Canton readies northeast water plant for service
• Today in the news: Group wants sugar regulated like tobacco
• Jim Tressel joins administration at Akron
• I-77 South moving again after accident at Fulton
• Canton to restart northeast water plant
• Remember when Cherry Avenue was thriving?
• Massillon BOE sets special meeting to name interim treasurer
• Erick Howard trial enters its third day
• Malone Degree Completion -February
• Jazz Ensemble Concert
• Construction Complete at Canton’s Northeast Water Treatment Plant
• Plain Local names GlenOak grad to vacant seat
• Candidates file campaign finance reports
• Canton to honor iron worker who died building City Hall
• Stark commissioners seek to close funding gap
• Ceremony to mark donation of Atwood Lake Resort
• Chesapeake, landowners spar over provisions in old agreements
• Today in the news: Facebook seeks $5 billion IPO
• Steve Doerschuk: Indy becomes a party town and a protest town
• School board sets special meeting Monday on union concerns
• Jeff Gauger leaving The Repository
• Louisville school bus, garbage truck collide
• Hartville firefighters rescue disabled teen
• North Canton sets registration for all-day kindergarten
• Republic Storage to expand lines, add jobs
• IRS raid targets Arthur Middleton Capital Holdings
• Second victim takes the stand in Erick Howard trial
• Man accused of making meth in house with children
• Canton man charged with rape, kidnapping
• Car without license plate leads to drug bust
• Massillon City Schoools treasurer abruptly resigns
• Haines named to replace Capaldi as Perry trustee
• Embattled dog warden employee resigns
• Boards and ballots: Timken CEO gives $50,000 to Boehner fund
• Woman describes robbery and rape as Howard trial begins
• Today in the news: Mom gives birth to 14-pound baby
• Hoover high jumper Maddie Morrow to sign with Duke
• Lake’s Seibel headed to Albany (N.Y.)
• Testimony under way in Howard trial
• Occupy Canton moves its focus indoors
• Haines appointed to Perry Township Board of Trustees
• Perry Township trustees close to choosing successor for Capaldi
• Marlington Middle School to reopen Wednesday
• Treasurer Mandel to address Massillon Rotary Thursday
• The Monday After: Women went from high society to high finance
• Faculty Artist Series
• Canton Council urged to be more humane with cats
• North Canton hires law firm to handle legal matters
• Canton City school board meeting for Jan. 30
• Today in the news: Super Bowl ad preview – and a look at the Ferris Bueller ad
• Rubbermaid to hire 140 in Mogadore
• Traffic stop results in multiple felony charges
• Erick Howard trial begins with jury selection
• Nurse to serve 18 months for crash with motorcyclist
• Public meeting set on storm water management
• Woman charged with stealing from North Canton YMCA
• Man gets 4 years for abusing 3-month-old son
• Malvern man gets 3 years for drunken driving crash
• Series of country music stars coming to Blossom
• Fire damages vacant house in Alliance
• Board of Elections won't appeal ruling on Lake Twp. police
• Brewster man suffers serious injures in ATV-buggy crash
• Credit union membership has increased significantly
• Sky shorts: Sun ends quiet spell by acting up
• In Canton, Super Bowl Sunday is Super Race Sunday
• Straight Talk: Income-tax scams promise ‘free money’
• January Teens of the Month: Maggie Murphy and Jonas Jin
• Malone University Writers Series
• Malone University Kawfee Haus and Concert Series Welcomes Leora
• Malone - Faculty Artist Series
• Robotics: A varsity sport for the mind
• Health commissioner calls it a career
• This week: Super Bowl Sunday is 1 week away
• Four children, adult hurt in one-car crash
• Emails seemed to signal Johnson was on way out
• Offender gets a second chance through treatment
• What's going on here? TD's Tailgate Grill
• Group supporting school choice ranks states
• Debate heats up over school choice
• Three fire departments battle Plain Twp. blaze, dog dies
• Week in review: Heroic children top the news
• Man shot outside Perry Township bar
• Stark County home to 16 injection wells
• North Canton to unveil master plan at meeting
• Four Seasons: Sharpen your boating skills in the off-season
• Green Space: Ah winter, the season of cold, snow and ... grass seeding?
• Malone University Offers a ‘Sneak Peek’ at College Life
• Boards and Ballots: Hagan opposes moving State of the State
• Supervisors among those losing jobs in Canton probe
• Churches meet each others’ needs through merger
• Today in the news: Little boy writes heartwarming letter to 49ers’ Kyle Williams
• Attorney chides Ron Johnson supporters
• Wayne Savings income rises in fourth quarter
• Greek Orthodox leader visiting Canton, Hall of Fame
• Cleveland Navy Week Aug. 27-Sept. 4
• Lexington commission to discuss zoning changes
• Akron-Canton airfares are lowest in the region
• Hartville area man, Akron woman injured in crash
• About Books: Kent State planning to publish ‘Funky Winkerbean’ collection
• Flood warning issued for Stark County
• Propane truck overturns, temporarily closes US 30
• Lake student accused of supplying drugs to 15-year-old
• Police use Taser on Alliance man with knife
• Canton woman spits on officer, seat of cruiser
• Canton City Hall To Be Rededicated As Part Of First Friday Celebration
• Free Tax Preparation Work Shops at Greater Stark County Urban League
• Limaville voters will decide fate of village in November
• Boards and ballots: Schiavoni gets promotion
• Timken Co. had record revenue in 2011
• Lake trustees to appeal police levy ruling
• Today in the news: Vanna White and Pat Sajak were sometimes drunk during 'Wheel of Fortune'
• Timken contract talks resume
• Criminal Justice Reform Committee to meet Feb. 1
• No more surprise fees for online travel sites
• School Choice Ohio program set to expand
• Commissioners set meeting to discuss 2012 budget
• Two men rob Jackson dry cleaning store
• Gambrinus Inn seeks extended liquor hours
• 'Vagina Monologues' benefit performance slated
• Wandering man charged with attempted burglary
• Canton man among 6 accused of tax fraud scheme
• Canton woman punches cop after traffic stop
• Postcard from Louisville: Tribute to our fallen veterans
• Prices will rule 2012 Stark auto market
• Commissioners hire company to improve intersection
• ODOT workers spot barn fire in Carroll County
• Program looks at GlenOak offerings
• Stark County under weather advisory until 6 a.m.
• Massillon school board looks into closing schools
• Perry police to hand out donated blankets
• Assistant Scout leader gets year in prison for soliciting teen for sex
• Today in the news: Facebook makes Timeline mandatory
• Malone Announces 2012 Spring Athletic Schedules
• Judge tosses out Lake Township police levy results
• Parent donates $115K to expand Green playground
• Deputies arrest robbery suspect in short order
• 12 Canton city workers try to get their jobs back
• Fired Brown Local school bus driver challenges her firing
• Contractor hired for Trump-Georgetown road project
• Canton woman admits setting fire, lying to firefighters
• Hunt scores highest on test for Alliance fire chief
• Stark State College appoints three new deans
• Police car procession honors fallen Alliance officer
• Woman who phoned bomb threats gets probation
• Craigslist murder suspect pleads not guilty
• Fire destroys Carroll County barn
• Stark professors react to Obama speech
• Area congressmen react to Obama speech
• Malone Spring Chapel Series
• Shared project benefits Jackson, Canton communities
• Municipal Court bailiff fired
• Jackson Township trustees, meeting of Jan. 24
• Oral arguments to be heard in 2008 fatal Massillon fire truck crash
• 4 to interview for trustee seat
• Today in the news: Mitt Romney paid 14% in taxes
• Waynesburg-area man dies in house fire
• Crash closes Fulton near Jackson High for 6 hours
• Rededication planned for renovated City Hall
• Stark to pay $4M to handle juvenile offenders
• New security checkpoint opens at Akron-Canton Airport
• Limaville hopes to prove it should remain a village
• 92nd St. Y lecture series starts Feb. 2 at CJCC
• Water repairs close part of Broad in Canton Twp.
• Stark jobless rate unchanged at 8.1 percent
• Jackson homeowner surprises elderly burglar
• Are you willing to comment on the State of the Union?
• Straight Talk: Valentine’s Day scams could leave you with a broken heart
• The Monday After: Presidents' and first ladies' letters are basis of program
• School Of Education And Human Development Master’s Degree Programs Awarded National Accreditation
• Malone - Worldview Forum Series
• VXI Global plans to hire 700 more workers
• Two injured in Hazlett Avenue NW shooting
• Players seek support of Canton council
• Today in the news: 9-year-old girl outsmarts kidnapper
• Waikem plans new mega-dealership along I-77
• Erick Howard rejects 12-year plea deal
• Crash at Central Plaza ties up downtown traffic
• Southwest to add 2 flights to Midway from Akron-Canton
• Decision pending on Lake Twp. police levy
• Little middle ground found in meeting on McKinley coach
• Mary Taylor hears concerns of local business leaders
• GlenOak school bus, student driver collide; 6 injured
• Louisville reschedules two sporting events
• Louisville school items to be auctioned
• Red Hot Chili Peppers coming to The Q
• Man facing six criminal charges after bailing out of moving Cadillac
• Canton woman reports fondling
• Gun shots fired into Canton apartment
• Canton boy, 15, reported as victim of sexual assault
• Ex-Stark players remember Paterno
• Carroll County Collage: Web-based Webster’s Attic coming to Carrollton
• Louisville to debut Stark’s largest elementary school
• Malone University Faculty Artist Series
• Jay Case Publishes 'An Unpredictable Gospel...'
• Malone-Grad Info Meetings - January
• Local women to 'March for Life'
• A night of relief for Stark's homeless
• This week: President Obama’s State of the Union speech is Tuesday
• Hit-skip driver seriously injures pedestrian
• Parish’s new, life-sized crucifix a reminder of faith’s tenets
• New antique shop in Navarre brings out nostalgia in customers
• Week in review: Costa Concordia cruise ship captain tops the news
• Police seize stolen car, items from Canton, Akron and Columbus
• Mild winter has meant more work for some, less for others
• $85,000 in grants go to area arts projects
• New ordinances on Canton City Council agenda
• Malone professor publishes new book
• Canton BOE to community: What makes a good coach
• Ron Johnson McKinley coaching compromise possible?
• Parolee, woman arrested on felony charges after gas station cigarette theft
• Just under 4 inches of the fluffy white stuff fell on Stark
• Group to Canton employers: Give convicted felons a chance
• Ystark! And The Repository Accepting Nominations For Fifth Annual 'Twenty Under 40!' Awards
• Malone's Marcia Everett Twice Awarded
• Boards and Ballots: Hagan introducing ‘JobsOhio 2’ bill
• Today in the news: Etta James remembered for her legendary talent
• Pioneer Swimmers Compete At Urbana Dual Meet; Jesse Dwyer Breaks 200 Free Record
• Canton BOE community meeting Wednesday
• Plain imposes parking ban
• High school basketball postponements
• Candidates line up for Plain Local school board seat
• Akron-Canton will be a Southwest Airlines station
• Man who robbed pharmacy, pizza shop sentenced
• Schools cancel Friday night events
• Video: Lake senior makes it to Hollywood on 'American Idol'
• ArtsinStark to award $85,000 in grants
• Malone prof's book examines American evangelicals
• Spaghetti dinner to benefit family of shooting victim
• Video report: Etta James dies at 73
• Leesville's post office faces cancellation
• Canton City Schools bus collides with car
• Suicide preceded pickup truck crash on Riverside Avenue
• Jackson police find 60 marijuana plants inside home
• Heavy snow to follow on heels of bitter cold
• Two Canton men arrested in home-invasion robbery
• Early voting begins in Ohio primary
• Writers Series
• Comedians Kerri Pomarolli And Ron McGehee At Malone University
• Marlington Local approves lease with Chesapeake Energy
• Support voiced for school board members under fire over coach's firing
• Real estate tax deadline nears
• Today in the news: Ex-wife: Newt Gingrich wanted open marriage
• Hometown Buffet closes Jackson Township location
• Dee Healy court hearing reset
• Esber's Restaurant in Canton to close in February
• Man on bicycle hit by car near downtown Canton
• Chesapeake lands on Fortunes' best employers list
• EWTN to broadcast March for Life
• Driver pulls into path of state trooper on Route 800
• Jackson trustees to meet on Tuesdays
• Mayor: Auditor's budget move will 'cripple' city operations
• Several inches of snow expected by Saturday
• Man accused of selling crack from public housing
• Postcard from Canton: Church is a legacy of the city’s founder
• Greater Stark County Urban League Financial Literacy Program To Startsecond Session
• Local Red Cross chapter moves into new headquarters
• University of Akron adopts strategic plan
• Five honored for community service
• Mahoning Road corridor project faces major delay
• Video: About 100 show up to support fired football coach
• Today in the news: Sledding crow becomes Internet sensation
• Concerned citizens of Canton will meet Thursday
• 'Prayer of Jabez' author to speak at benefit
• Akron woman convicted of leaving child in hot SUV
• Man gets 3 years for hitting woman with beer bottle
• Annual Chamber dinner to feature the Timken Company
• High winds down trees, cause scattered power outages
• Jackson Township officials named to committees
• Canton firefighters contain blaze in vacant building
• 1 dead, 1 injured in Carroll County crash
• Massillon man accused of robbery during drug buy
• Malone University Chorale will Deliver Singing Valentines
• City of Canton-Legally Separates 29 Employees FromCity Employment, Requests Audit
• Timken Top Leadership To Speak At The Canton Regional Chamber's 98th Annual Dinner
• Can a school-board member be removed from office?
• North Canton City Council addresses housing issues
• No more chances: Man gets prison for parole violation
• Case Farms works on deal to purchase Park Farms
• Three-vehicle crash sends two to hospital
• High winds cause some problems in Western Stark
• Perry trustees reject 3-way stop, ask for more patrols of intersection
• Timken wants to “understand” Steelworkers’ rejection
• Bit of Eden annexation plan stands
• Bell ringer accused of stealing cash in kettle 'robbery'
• High winds knock out power
• Sledgehammer-wielding man strikes store
• Man found on judge's land avoids prison
• Prisoner drops crack in cell, faces felony charge
• Focus on the Family salutes Canton radio station
• Strong cold front to bring a return of wind, snow
• Haven of Rest sells prime property along I-77
• No serious injuries in 4-vehicle crash on Route 62
• Poor Clares bread, soup sale Jan. 19-21
• The Monday After: 'Cold Sunday' set record 30 years ago
• Straight Talk: 'Free money' offers too good to be true
• Malone University - Kawfee Haus Presents Carolina Story
• Malone University Recipient Of ODNR Boating Safety Education Program Grant
• Voices ring, honors bestowed during MLK celebration
• No ordinary sign: Model of plane will serve as a monument
• Wage tiers at crux of Timken contract vote
• Canton Twp. to hold zoning hearing on skill games
• Memorial highways on the rise in Stark
• Should we set standards for memorial highways?
• More girls saying ‘Checkmate’
• Coaching controversy just latest chapter in life of social activist
• Union Hospital plans Run for Home event
• Kids can't learn if they're not in class
• Truants are getting younger
• Steelworkers reject pact with Timken
• Fire prompts evacuation of Massillon high-rise
• Runners gear up for Canton Marathon at winter expo
• Canton man shot to death outside bar, Chicago man jailed
• Trio arrested for breaking into vacant house
• Property-tax bills are on their way
• Jackson man gets 20 years for rape of neighbor
• Video interview helped victims identify Howard
• A snowy, nasty rush hour
• Massillon police chief to stick with retirement plan
• Canton fires 29 as part of pay, benefits probe
• Dawn Howard now focus of election fraud investigation
• Perry trustees settle with road workers union
• Diocese will host Mass for Life events
• MLK Mayor's Breakfast to air on Canton Schools' TV
• Crack found under couch; wanted man in basement
• High winds, blowing snow challenge road crews
• Patrolman Daniel Harless Decision
• Amish boy, 7, killed in farm accident
• Kubilus named presiding judge
• Bicyclist hurt in hit-skip
• Opiate drug abuse topic of forum
• Stark sheriff plans increased patrols
• Coroner rules man drowned in Bethlehem
• Minerva Local to raze former administrative office
• McElroy to discuss role of women in Civil War
• Forum replaces MLK talent show
• Area residents claim Ohio Lottery winnings
• Course correction: Massillon police chief is not retiring
• Hunters take more deer during muzzleloader season
• Casino night, chili cook-off to back Aquinas sports
• Poor Clares bread, soup sale Jan. 19-21
• Snow, cold to blow into Stark County tonight
• Man found dead in pond is identified
• Diebold HQ to move to new site in Green
• Couple caught trying to steal laundromat coin machine
• Postcard from Canton: History can be hysterical
• Special prosecutor to probe Williams' computer use
• Community input sought for superintendent search
• Man sentenced for torching pizza driver's car
• Man's body discovered in Stark County pond.
• Daniel Harless fired from Canton police force
• National College to open in Jackson
• Special prosecutor to investigate Massillon police chief's use of work computer
• Prison term for stealing, torching pizza driver's car
• Carroll sheriff's employees may get pay raises
• Dodson to speak at Shiloh Baptist MLK breakfast
• Kirk Norris sworn in as Stark County health commissioner
• Man accused of stealing from one store, arrested in another
• Plain Local seeks applicants for school board
• Jackson to sell four vehicles to Massillon
• Change in the weather ahead: Rain, then cold, snow
• Off-duty cop helps subdue DVD theft suspect
• Ystark's First Annual Yuletide Breakfast Fest Yields New Bicycles For Foster Children
• Gayle Jackson among applicants for Perry trustee post
• Herrick, Moser hope to succeed Williams as police chief
• Couple face multiple charges for theft of copper at AEP
• Speculation surrounds dismissal of McKinley football coach
• What you said on our Facebook page about Ron Johnson
• Plain trustees vow to improve Oakwood Square Plaza
• Canton budget: No layoffs expected
• Negotiating Women’s founder set to speak
• Frohlinger to launch Women's Impact Initiative series
• Top criminal prosecutor charged with driving under the influence
• Canton City Council makes committee appointments
• Malone's online BA degree garners high ranking
• The Monday After: Claire Hogan sang with the big bands
• Massillon police chief to retire Jan. 16
• Marisha Agana fundraiser planned for Jan. 19
• Stark Parks recruiting pet patrol volunteers
• Canton bar may transfer liquor licenses
• Breakfast to honor Martin Luther King Jr.
• Deputy applicants to take test this week
• William Stetler to resign as Northwest superintendent
• Two-vehicle crash slows traffic on Route 62
• Plain Twp. father, son arrested on felony warrants
• Wade Snyder went from guard duty to combat infantry
• Get the skinny on weight-loss scams
• Leadership Stark County Hosts Better Boardsmanship Seminar
• Plain school board vacates seat
• North Canton hires utilities, service director
• North Canton council to wait on rate hikes
• Canton City Board of Education meeting for Jan. 9
• Diocese in compliance with child protection charter
• Robber who knocked on store window gets 5 years
• North Canton resident wins $10,000 lottery prize
• Wilmot firefighters serve at blood drive
• Alliance man, 19, admits fondling young girl
• Canton woman cut by beer bottle during bar fight
• Canton teen stabbed during attempted robbery
• Stark looks to improve federal work rate for welfare recipients
• Oil, gas lease filing more than quadruples in 2011
• Malone University Worldview Form Will Examine The Morality of Debt
• Debra Lee Appointed Dean Of Nursing And Health Sciences
• Brides-to-be plan for big day
• Bicyclist finds 'hand' on street
• Double-suicide in Carroll worries officials
• Plain Local BOE considering removing board member
• Finalists selected for the Pro Football Hall of Fame
• Time will tell how new Canton council works with mayor
• Students helping deployed troops
• Man convicted of giving gun to minor is arrested after police find him with stolen gun
• Malone University Announces Information Meetings Regarding Accelerated Degree Completion Programs In Management and Nursing
• Eastern Orthodox clergy conduct 'Blessing of the Water'
• Suit over police levy gets first day in court
• Roads reopen in Washington Township following crash
• Dunlap hospital in Orrville becomes part of Aultman Health group
• Boy killed by train may have seen it coming at the last minute
• Careless smoking blamed for December apartment fire
• Carroll County grand jury indictments
• Lake police levy lawsuit has Jan. 23 hearing set
• Sts. Philip & James leader named head of Sigma Xi
• Outreach ministry finds a place to call home
• Canton time capsule blends past, present
• Plain Twp. man faces child porn charges
• Power out for some AEP customers in Plain after car crash
• Teenage boy hit by train, killed
• Dead falcon is Maverick
• Ohio's muzzleloader season opens on Saturday
• Date corrected for Canton South-Salem game
• Moniquec Conner withdraws from party race
• Macy's to close 11 stores, including Parmatown
• Charita Goshay: In quest for power, time always wins
• Dougherty nominated to be council majority leader
• Congressional candidate disqualified — again
• Stark grand jurors to be paid from first day of duty
• Peregrine falcon found dead in downtown Canton
• Canton duo sentenced for Plain Township robbery
• Former mayor Truax added to East Sparta council
• Consultant: Delay casino openings
• Canton man, 18, admits role in fatal shooting
• Driver remains in hospital after I-77 accident
• Bennie Angelo murder remains unsolved after 5 years
• Terry Bowden pays Alabama speeding ticket, fine
• Woman admits phoning bomb threat to police
• History museum plans another controversial exhibit
• Five fire departments battle blaze near Wilmot
• Jackson to consider two zoning appeals
• Two men arrested in illegal drug investigation
• Man banned from store spits in officer's face
• Stark sales tax beat long odds with big donors
• East Canton grad adjusting to life after military service in Iraq
• Cleveland suing state of Ohio over trans fat ban
• Ohio police: Man says he shot, killed intruder, 75
• Hartville Village Council, Jan. 3 meeting
• Alliance City Council, Jan. 3 meeting
• Canal Fulton Village Council, Jan. 3 meeting
• One-time free 'College Now' course offered
• Car-semi crash closes lane of I-77 N
• Canton mayor, new council sworn in
• Stark voters not wowed by GOP presidential field
• Canal Fulton priest will head Sigma XI
• Cleveland sues state over trans fat ban
• Most of Stark misses the worst of snowstorm
• Man's crime spree included carjackings, break-ins
• Christ the Servant to host MLK celebration
• Judge calls drunken driver a 'loaded weapon'
• Man admits molesting child of a family friend
• Catazaro-Perry sworn in as Massillon mayor
• Canton officials, mayor sworn in with little fanfare
• Woman accused of having sex with Alliance teen
• I-77 South moving slowly after accident near Fohl
• Marlboro Cemetery Association to select trustee
• Chesapeake to sell part of Ohio unit to French firm
• Intruders with guns rob 73-year-old woman
• Plain Twp. man beaten by man with a gun
• Straight Talk: BBB accreditation must be earned
• After the Headlines: Zoar residents fight to save village
• Sky shorts: Russian craft may be doomed to plunge
• Malone Degree Completion -January
• Patrol arrests 13 impaired drivers during New Year's weekend
• U.S. Rep. Gibbs wants to fix Zoar levee
• Hoover Foundation grants awarded
• Second-wettest year on record
• Forecast calls for more snow
• Vigil honors Canton native murdered in Dayton
• After the Headlines: East Canton officials: Tax need hasn’t gone away
• After the Headlines: Victim of beating builds a new life
• Local families host Colombian orphans
• Jackson High School library goes digital
• 'New fourth-quarter crunch' fills hospitals with elective patients
• Meet Stark's first baby of 2012
• After the Headlines: Area real estate watchers: ‘Worst is over’
• Postcard from Massillon: Always summer on the water slides
• Charge lose to Erie 98-92
• Quake emanates from Youngstown area Saturday afternoon
• No. 13 Indiana rallies past No. 2 Ohio St. 74-70
• 7 honorees will join Stark greats in High School Football Hall of Fame
• Crime report for Dec. 31
• Cold front with high winds on the way
• TOP STORIES 2011: Readers pick with their clicks
• Stark County roads will see more troopers this weekend
• Mayor Healy's sister to run for Congress
• Minerva-area residents lose home to fire
• Carroll County Jr. Fair Board raising funds to build new barn
• More parents pass on shots
• After the Headlines: Sabo steps back, Snyder moves up
• Vigil for shooting victim is Monday
• Forecasters: Warm and wet now. Snow is in our future.
• State seeks Ohioans missing $3.6M in tax refunds
• Marshalls store to locate at Massillon Marketplace
• Jackson students in national speech tournament
• Four years later, a guilty plea
• Chamber seeks business excellence nominations
• St. Clement offers free pork dinner for 200 bingo players
• Li Asian Cuisine to replace Ricky Ly’s
• Red Cross volunteers to meet today
• Drugs seized during random license check on I-77
• Homeless man arrested after chase from house
• Minerva fire damages garage, vehicles
• After the Headlines: Adopted twins return to Haiti
• Chamber Seeks Nominations For 2012 Business Excellence Awards Of Greater Canton
• Death at Canton park not tied to foul play
• Browns prepare for return bout with Harrison
• Canton faces likely budget deficit in 2012
• Perry woman admits stealing from elderly employer
• Green mayor, councilmen spar over appointment
• Man pleads guilty to 2007 aggravated burglary
• Fire at vacant house injures Canton firefighter
• New Taco Bell planned at former Denny's site
• Three injured in crash at icy Lake Twp. intersection
• Straight Talk: I can cancel, right?
• After the Headlines: Cavs rebuilding in post-LeBron era
• Louis Giavasis withdraws from commissioner race
• Parents of fallen area troops: Is U.S. out of Iraq too soon?
• Guy Blaser enters race for coroner
• Man gets 4 years in prison for threatening girlfriend
• Man sentenced for stealing cash from couple's table
• Water tanker blocks lane of Route 30 near Minerva
• Deadline Thursday for listing of New Year's Eve services
• Candlelight vigil to remember Corey Turner
• Cathedral of Life to show fatherhood documentary
• Stark State to sell surplus electronics to public
• Auto dealer appeals Meyers Lake zoning decision
• Canton man charged with rape of child, pandering
• Massillon schools seek ways to cut debt
• Three separate accidents slow I-77 traffic to a crawl
• No foul play suspected in death of Massillon woman
• Auto dealers ring up sales for Christmas
• Retailers expect a busy day
• December Teens of the Month: Tessa Laubacher and Tyler Moeglin
• Christmas morning fire damages house in Perry
• Alliance man tries to punch police officer
• Man fires at vehicle with 3 children inside
• Investigation continues in death of Massillon woman
• Cleveland gets first roll of casino dice in Ohio
• New Ohio law could boost craft beer breweries
• Ohio high school, college instructors to co-teach
• 4-year-old, 2 adults found dead in Ohio house fire
• How to beat the holiday blahs
• Postcard from Canton Twp.: Congregation brings nativity to life
• Dead body found at base of McKinley monument steps
• After the Headlines: No site named for Diebold HQ
• Local legislators have mixed feelings on payroll-tax deal
• Christmas miracle: ER doctors restore man’s heartbeat after nearly an hour
• Crash closes S. Erie Street in Massillon
• Fortune 500 oil and gas company moving to Massillon
• Crowd seeking shoes swamps Westfield Mall
• Stark Jail inmate attacks, seriously injures deputy
• Alliance businesses seek loans from city
• Trust set up with local Mega Millions winnings
• Two-car crash snaps utility pole in Washington Twp.
• Fortune 500 company leases distribution center in city
• Raided by FBI, Carnegie Career College hopes to reopen soon
• Reindeer recovering at Stump Hill Farm
• Women use pepper spray, steak knife to stab man in back
• Suspect in theft of Jesus statue is accused of arson
• After the Headlines: Canton restaurant scene ebbs, flows
• Aultcare Fast Break Breakfast Series Announces Dynamic 2012 Season
• Boards and Ballots: A Democratic opponent for Rep. Hagan
• Former interim Stark treasurer to oversee Massillon city finances
• Fairless High student faces charges after bringing BB gun to school
• Brown Local technology coordinator to resign
• Akron hires Terry Bowden as football coach
• Woman hits officer with purse in mall food court
• After the Headlines: County still studying citizen-review report
• Buyer expected to interview Park Farms employees
• Massillon annexes Bit of Eden
• Several pounds of cocaine missing from police property room
• Alliance Community Hospital hosting blood drive
• Stark County District Library to close on holiday weekends
• Liquor license sought for former Phil's Restaurant
• Christmas Eve shopping hours
• Alliance police recover stolen Jesus statue
• Sika acquires Middlebranch business, Axim Technologies
• Jackson woman gets probation for ticket scam
• Tuscarawas Township million dollar embezzler gains early prison release
• Para Jones named president of Stark State College
• Drunken driver freed from mud in Perry Park playground
• Men arrested with guns, crack inside Canton bar
• Man charged in fatal Paris Twp. crash
• Former Canton man killed in Dayton area
• Timken union to vote on contract
• Mayor-elect seeks immediate action on new budget director
• Perry appointing members to firefighters fund board
• Sale pending for Park Farms
• Police officer caught allegedly sleeping in cruiser
• Benedictine Sisters buy land for new monastery
• Colfor Manufacturing cited for safety violations
• Occupy Canton group to meet Jan. 7
• Stark County, Canton jobless rates drop dramatically
• B. Virdot Fund still accepting donations
• Leadership Stark County Government Leadership Academy Accepting Applications
• Suspect slips handcuffs, but doesn't get far
• Weekend accidents send motorists to hospitals
• Probe continues into possible city of Canton pay, benefit irregularities
• Women's Basketball Edged by Northwestern Ohio 72-69
• College campuses searched by FBI
• Colt McCoy still not cleared to resume practice, season uncertain
• Kasich touts better employment figures
• Grand jury indicts man who was shot by deputy
• Mom asleep at the wheel with 1-year-old in car
• Plain Township responds to fire on Heritage Avenue NW
• Victim ID'd in fatal Paris Township crash
• Paris Twp. holding meetings on electric aggregation
• Canton family robbed during home invasion
• Carrollton-area pedestrian hit by pickup truck
• Falling gasoline prices give Ohio drivers an early gift
• Carroll County Collage: Oil windfall offers perfect opportunity to be generous
• Drivers here blast federal call for nearly blanket ban on cellphones
• After the Headlines: Former coach may never face charges for molestation
• Gas, oil boom boosts real-estate markets
• Injuries result from Paris Twp. crash
• Massillon's 2012-13 school calendar in board’s hands
• Straight Talk: Get the goods on gift cards
• Opening a retail shop?
• Your new computer needs some free software
• Songs tell story of B. Virdot, his giving
• Icy roads causing problems on Stark County roads
• Halliburton buys site for Ohio facility
• Neighbor saw woman shoot at baby
• Reedurban Elementary School razed after 80 years
• House fire displaces resident
• Get traffic counts online
• Man says he was carjacked, put in trunk
• Daniel Smith gets life for killing Delreno Miller
• Find out how many vehicles use local roadways
• Negro Oldtimers to host Christmas dinner, party
• Fire damages vacant Alliance duplex
• Jackson to host meeting to explain college financial aid
• Stark Library Foundation to fund literacy projects
• Ohio deer hunters donate venison to food banks
• Public can view master plan for Fry Family Park
• Sandy Twp. man robbed, tied up, put in trunk of car
• Two armed robberies reported on Harmont NE
• Timken, union negotiators reach tentative contract
• Michigan men jailed on heroin charges
• Sheriff recalls 13 to reopen some sections of jail
• Malone University Spring Chapel Series
• Malone University Outreach Teams
• Malone University Faculty Artist Series
• ‘Santa’s Helpers’ mindful of parents’ budgets
• Man arrested for vehicle entries
• HazMat clears Affinity of chemical leak
• HazMat testing Affinity for possible leak of sterilizer
• Harless discipline decision due by mid January
• Two men taken to hospital after Sugar Creek shooting
• Crash slows traffic at Belden Village and Whipple NW
• Girl Scout cookie sales begin Sunday
• HazMat team called to incident at Affinity Medical Center
• 5 links: Online stories
• Man gets 2 years for attacking woman with candle holder
• Stark County's state legislators approved new congressional districts
• Fire destroys vacant three-family building in Alliance
• Argument over drug money ends in stabbing
• Bills would ban employers from discriminating against unemployed
• Charita Goshay: You’re a mean one, Mr. Gingrich
• Website updates will enhance Alliance Memory Project
• Kids’ version of heaven: $100 and a store filled with stuff
• What's your answer to the jobs problem?
• Man walks into path of car
• Convicted embezzler Craig Rohr seeks early release
• Warrants issued for sisters in assault at WHS basketball game
• Canton man accused of threatening Massillon man with gun
• Church to serve dinner to Canton students
• Oil-and-gas alliance will conduct forums
• Man transported to hospital after crash in Perry
• Convent will host free Christmas dinner
• Stark commissioners cancel Dec. 28 meeting
• Canton house fire causes $40,000 in damages
• Crash, disabled vehicles snarl traffic on Tusc at I-77
• Convicted killer James Mammone denied new trial
• Portion of 12th Street NW to close Thursday
• Holiday Paws Pantry pet food drive seeks donations
• Akron-Canton Airport sets passenger record
• ArtsinStark to receive Governor's Award for the Arts
• Mount Union offers two bus options to Stagg Bowl
• Money for New Phila man who had towels left in body
• County tells North Canton to clean up street sweepings
• Local mail processing centers gain time
• Pair of crashes snarl traffic along I-77 southbound
• Sisters of Charity announces grant recipients
• Share your favorite holiday memories
• North Canton ordered to clean up street sweepings
• Woman ordered to pay restitution to Beach City teen's family
• Church won't let theft of gifts ruin holiday
• Santa's helpers pack Gifts From the Heart
• Revival Center to offer free Christmas meal, clothes
• Occupy Canton to meet to plan future
• Veteran sports writer says 'Pass the Nuts'
• Canton City Council, Dec. 13 meeting
• North Canton amends lease with golf course
• Canton police officer accused of domestic violence
• Canton woman wins $250,000 lottery prize
• Girl Scouts continue plan to close great trail
• Pileggi’s gets Sunday liquor license
• Indian River inmate returned to facility after escape
• Canton woman claims $250,000 lottery prize
• Group to sponsor buses to 2012 March for Live in D.C.
• Christmas Eve baby shower to aid pregnant women
• Carroll County Collage: Anticipating Third Thursday
• Canton police officer saved by civilian hero
• Malone University Spring Art Exhibits
• Malone University Department of Natural Sciences: Program of Exercise Science Announces: the Bod Pod
• Call to duty: Local Guard unit deploys
• Friends gather, recall Craigslist victim
• Fun with Farnham: Perry grad brings show to Palace
• Massillon native finally has her birth certificate
• Woman scammed of $45,000
• First-graders raise $1,500 for kids in hospital
• Postcard from North Canton: Cathedral in gingerbread
• Local man pays record price for photo of Edison
• Jackson fires investigated; Red Cross reaches out
• Project spreads hope one load of laundry at a time
• Library to offer look inside making of 'A Secret Gift'
• Bold Face: Tilted Kilt opens here before Cleveland
• Teen, young woman shot during skill games robbery, another woman arrested
• Western Stark schools embrace social networking
• Lake Twp. residents sue over police levy
• Marathon prepares to receive Utica shale oil
• Fire hits another Jackson Township home
• Stark may catch a glancing blow of snow
• Church to offer free Christmas meal
• Jury returns mixed verdict in domestic assault case
• North Canton man wins $1 million lottery prize
• FBI arrests Plain Twp. man on child porn charges
• North Canton Board of Education for Dec. 8
• Fonda Williams named economic development director
• Canton woman's dog scares off intruder
• Exhibitors sought for 2012 Business Expo
• Gun-wielding burglar robs 62-year-old man
• Stark County Regional Planning Commission for Dec. 6
• Canton man accused of lurking around drive-thru
• A Information Meetings Regarding Graduate Programsat Malone University - January, 2012
• Malone Art Exhibits
• Jackson High grad awarded Bronze Star
• Perry woman indicted in crash that killed friend
• Grant to help restore Spring Hill Historic Home
• Jackson Township fire closes Strausser
• Man who died in fire suffered smoke inhalation, severe burns
• United Way of Greater Stark County reaches $7 million goal
• Canton police chief to retire, take new city post in February
• Church to host send-off ceremony for Guardsmen
• Raid arrests 2 with heroin, pills, cocaine
• Carroll authorities investigating apparent double suicide
• Donations help Plain Local pay for extras
• Canton’s Cot-Puritech sold to Colfax for $34 million
• Alliance man gets 9 years for attempted murder
• Civic Center gym floor, backboards for sale
• Rep will publish Christmas services
• Help the community, see a concert; check out events happening today
• Missouri man accused in Canton stabbing
• Malone Presents Jazz Christmas Ensemble Concert
• PNC Bank gives money for school arts program
• Stark Community Foundation accepting grant applications
• Canton Ex-Newsboys kicks off annual drive at banquet
• DeVitis tapped as state representative
• Renacci to face Sutton in 16th District race
• Massillon makes deal to pay RED Center
• $100,000 missing from N. Canton YMCA Child Care accounts
• Veterans recall the sacrifices of Pearl Harbor
• Candidates file for county, state elections
• Driver injured after tanker overturns on Route 172
• Are you a bully, or the victim of a bully?
• Judge scolds, sentences man who killed girlfriend's puppy
• Himstedt named pastor at Kountze Memorial Lutheran
• Jackson to review plans for bank, coffee house
• Unlicensed driver hits pedestrian on East Tusc
• It's Wednesday. Looking for some fun activities?
• Early-morning crash slows traffic on U.S. Route 62
• Perry High student with knife arrested at school
• East Sparta area man accidentally shoots himself
• Wanted man arrested with bag of 'suspected cocaine'
• Perry to ask voters to back 0.5-mill tax renewal
• Beach City Village Council meeting
• Navarre offers amnesty to tax scofflaws
• Canton man shot in robbery attempt
• Stark County woman stokes memories of Pearl Harbor
• Looking back: Pearl Harbor attack shook Stark
• Man killed in house fire he is suspected of starting
• Drug court program marks its 50th year
• Ferguson will not seek re-election as Stark commissioner
• Stark County farm could be home for six exotic animals
• Teen robbers attack another woman in NW Canton
• New Greek Orthodox Metropolitan to oversee Stark parishes
• Timken gets $19.5 million state tax break
• D'Qwell Jackson earns Browns' Courage Award
• Crash closes westbound Route 62 near Kirby
• What to do on a Tuesday night? Here's your guide.
• Farmers Bank is added to NASDAQ index
• What will Postal Service cuts mean to you?
• Green Tobacco Shop seeks liquor licenses
• Megabus offering free seats in January, February
• Accused killer to undergo another sanity evaluation
• Paris Township Crimewatch to meet tonight
• December AultCare Fast Break Breakfast 2011
• Malone to Host Alternative Gift Mart
• North Canton likely to raise water, sewer rates
• Father wants teeth added to Canton schools bullying policy
• Oil tank explodes in Carroll County
• Newsboys seek to get younger
• Three election recounts; no changes
• Stark County recorder’s office gets swamped with Chesapeake documents
• Murder suspect's sanity questioned in report
• Jackson apartment fire under control
• Board: 6-month license suspension for ex-Ohio AG
• Summit takes lead on Craigslist case
• Diocese to conduct “Keep Kids Warm” campaign
• Postal Service wants to take longer to deliver some mail
• Psychological exam ordered for Alliance murder suspect
• Marines, Goodyear collect Toys for Tots at blimp hangar
• Sexually explicit photo sends Canton man to prison
• 2011 deer harvest down across the state
• Firefighters respond to vehicle fire in Canton
• Greater Canton Men's Chorus in concert Dec. 11
• Jackson man wants name changed — again
• Fire damages home on 30th Street NE
• Canton man charged with murder after beating victim dies
• Retired ad man attempts to help vets record their stories in book form
• Akron-Canton Airport upgrades security in time for holiday travel
• A look inside the letters put need in human terms
• Stark State students accused of using fake GEDs to steal financial aid
• Canton Entrepreneur Launch Commission – Public Meeting Notice For December 8, 2011
• Malone-Grad. Info Meetings - Dec.
• Man dies at care facility following August assault
• Area farms have the freshest Christmas trees
• What's going on here? New life for old power plant
• Candidates face choice: Politics or jobs?
• Postcard from East Sparta: New baseball fields for Sandy Valley youth
• Christmas light show in Perry salutes military heroes
• Canton's Gonder Avenue SE to close for one week
• Brown Township to put fire levy renewal on ballot
• Website to assist local Boy Scout fundraising
• Canton neighborhood group to have party
• Carroll County man arrested after foot chase
• Homeless parolee arrested at burglary site with drugs, cash
• Owner of dogs in feces-filled house surrenders
• Barberton man accused of selling bath salts, pills in Alliance
• Limits may be placed on electric purchasing plan
• Girl Scouts set to discuss fate of camps in NE Ohio
• Lake police levy plan will move forward
• String of robberies in Canton neighborhood believed linked
• North Canton City Council prepares for its next term
• Portman, Brown differ on payroll tax
• Pioneer Swimming & Diving Teams Compete At Grove City Winter Invite; Men's Squad Sets Four New School Records On Day One
• Joshua Babcock guilty of murder of Monique Crockett
• Canton man gets 30 years for child pornography
• Looking for something to do this weekend?
• North Canton police seek men using stolen credit cards
• Poultry project visits St. Peter’s School
• 2011 is now the 2nd wettest year on record
• Jackson to consider Huckleberry zoning change
• Kenny Chesney, Tim McGraw to hit Cleveland in July
• Jury tries again to reach verdict in murder trial
• SUV flies off Route 30, lands upside down next to I-77
• Stark County Sheriff to beef up traffic patrols
• Malone University Presents Jazz Ensemble Christmas Concert
• Canton Twp. eyes levy to overhaul Fire Department
• Crowd gets into holiday spirit at Light Up Downtown
• Crash slows rush hour traffic on 13th Street in Canton
• Judge Milligan to be honored for decades of work
• Fire damages vacant Canton house
• What do you want for Christmas?
• Jury hears closing arguments in Babcock murder trial
• Bombay Sitar seeks an additional liquor license
• Fire destroys Plain Township home on Whipple
• Summit County couple arrested in Alliance sex sting
• Postcard from Minerva: Patrons can wash their car, then their dog
• Malone Degree Completion -December
• Harless discipline hearing postponed
• Bill would not only extend payroll tax break, but increase it
• Fund for children gives foodbank $2,000
• Murder defendant: I put her to sleep
• Museum seeks vintage wedding dresses for bridal show
• Designated drivers to be rewarded by local groups
• North Canton Christmas Sing will be Sunday
• Man gets life in prison for killing Canton cab driver
• Green Veterans Park wins statewide award
• Tickets available for John Angotti Christmas concert
• Coroner testifies about woman found dead in car trunk
• Andreani names Gross as Alliance safety-service director
• Mobile home used as meth lab set afire near school
• Canton launches electricity discount program
• Massillon man accused of beating wife, daughter
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• Oil, gas released from Marathon Petroleum
• Deadline for discounted Super Bowl race entry fees looms
• Fire destroys trailer in Lake Township
• Canton Local bond issued headed to March ballot
• Authorities rescue dogs from filthy house in Canton
• Three Stark races headed for recount
• Stark woman admits role in concert ticket scam
• Trial begins in case of woman found stuffed in trunk
• Downed tree blocks section of Lake O'Springs Avenue
• Massillon area man wins $1 million Powerball prize
• Peeping suspect arrested in Jackson
• Applegrove Street NW reopens to traffic
• Jackson considers three zoning variances
• The Monday After: WWII mystery inspires novel
• Canton to cut 7 firefighter positions
• North Canton Council mulls job-title changes
• Child’s play suspected in apartment fire
• Hall of Fame gets “Topped Out”
• New Ohio license plate, driver’s license design
• Firefighters still on scene at Newcomerstown fire
• Firefighters still on scene at Newcomerstown fire
• Perry considers zoning variances
• Summit sheriff won’t run for fourth term
• November Teens of the Month: Shoshana Weiner and Branavan Ragunanthan
• Program IDs Ohio veterans’ remains long unclaimed
• Canton shows off renovated City Hall
• State to help fund 15 local infrastructure projects
• Casino jobseekers in Ohio learn craft of dealing
• Straight Talk: Be wary of census survey that contacts you online
• Hagan co-sponsors bill to establish state financial council
• Postcard from North Canton: Bricks to honor veterans
• Plane makes emergency landing near Bolivar
• Shoppers go downtown for Small Business Saturday
• Four injured in Lawrence Township crash
• Fire inspectors looking into duplex door fire
• Two men arrested after police pull over car
• David Regula appointed to Ohio TRAC
• Body found in Akron was Jackson Township man
• Four Seasons: Bicycle ride route tours southern Ohio
• Akron woman accused of stealing video games from Best Buy on Black Friday
• Two women arrested: Traffic infraction leads to search of car, cell phone
• Vacant house fire spreads to two neighboring homes
• Events to mark World AIDS Day
• Hillis practices, may be ready to face Bengals
• Craigslist case: Two bodies found 90 miles apart Friday
• Body found in Akron may be missing Jackson man
• Jeff Gauger: Impasse keeps top Stark State job open
• Tractor-trailer tips, spews trash across yard
• Wilmot Fire & Rescue to host ham dinner
• Blown fuse, squirrel cause localized power outages
• Documentary details link between diet and diabetes
• Canton man accused of dragging woman through parking lot
• Annual Cookie Walk at Otterbein United Methodist
• Man admits having gun during traffic stop
• Early shoppers find the bargains
• Black Friday begins busy holiday retail season
• Canton Preservation Society Announces Resale Store Pre-Christmas Sale
• Perry students cheer soldier’s surprise visit
• Thanksgiving in the hospital: Finding reasons to be thankful
• At Salvation Army’s dinner, workers like having new facility
• Man charged in deadly chain-reaction crash on I-77
• Local governments' state funding to drop in 2012
• Federal agents charge seven Amish men with 'hate crimes'
• Old prison from ’Shawshank’ popular for weddings
• Ohio redistricting fight begets campaign confusion
• Assistance dog helps Ohio boy with cerebral palsy
• Perry students, teachers fill boxes of love
• Charita Goshay: Red Kettle theft the worst kind of selfishness
• OSU: 107-74 win over VMI
• Commissioners freeze health care contributions for 2012
• Canton streets to close for Light Up Downtown
• Church offering free child care for shopping
• Symphony to collect food for hunger task force
• Schiavoni named to Ohio Senate leadership post
• Holiday alters Canton trash pickup schedule
• North Canton, Perry schools on AP Honor Roll
• No matter how long they stay, foster kids are Fribleys forever
• Elf to kick off Light Up Downtown
• Driver sued in sex assault case involving DD client
• Perry trustees address police pay dispute
• Amputee, 'prayer walker' at Berean on Friday
• Stark high school football HOF to include seniors category
• Affinity open house features da Vinci robot
• Local agencies to help test Medicare improvements
• As economy grows, so do cosmetic surgeries
• Shop smart, be aware on Black Friday
• Missing Massillon man could be third Craigslist victim
• Truck crash slows I-77
• Limaville to remain a village — for now
• Losses nearly $1 million in Marlboro barn fire
• Canton man going to prison for tax evasion
• Malone to sponsor alternative gift mart
• Stark-area unemployment rates inched back up in October
• Stormy weather ahead; rainfall could cause flooding
• Cold, hungry burglar 'happy to get arrested'
• Louisville man arrested with stolen gun, drugs, software
• Jackson officer dragged 30 feet; suspect escapes
• Canton women accusing of toting toddler to crack sale
• The Monday After: Keller Gallery exhibit focuses on traditions of the season
• Official vote tally for Nov. 8 election begins
• Holiday tree arrives in downtown Canton
• City redrawing ward boundaries
• Vandals strike North Canton school buses
• Stark State board meets, takes no action on president
• Body identified as Gerald Klusch
• Malone Seeks Applications For Football Offensive Coordinator Position
• OLOP teacher, family serve turkey dinner to students
• Griffiths named to library board
• U.S. Bank branch robbed in Jackson Township
• Man indicted for October slaying
• Canton teen admits role in Melvin Hope slaying
• Carroll County man arrested on sex-related charges involving a minor
• Reedurban kids’ benefit breakfast Dec. 3
• Stark County District Library's annual report available
• Ohio ban on exotic animals proposed
• Ohio prosecutors want power to veto bench trials
• District library closed for Thanksgiving
• Man assaulted, robbed in northeast Canton
• Gunman threatens Canton man during home invasion
• Young hunters bag more deer in Stark, Tuscarawas
• Erick Howard co-defendant avoids prison term
• Church donates tree to Light Up Downtown
• Official vote tally begins
• WWII: Then and Now: Bomber pilot flew 35 missions
• Malone University Student Recital
• Officials react swiftly to Canton payment probe
• Salvation Army kettle stolen at knifepoint
• Huff Run reclamation project wins national award
• Straight Talk: Save time, money on Black Friday
• Transition U sends special-needs students to college
• Studying local serial killer Thomas Lee Dillon
• Four Seasons: Ski resort installs slopeside coaster
• Halter And Ruda Named General Vice Chairs For 2012 Enshrinement Festival
• Small, but dedicated group collects litter at trail
• Limaville: What happens to village nobody wants?
• Canton firefighters extinguish grease fire
• Maggiore's clerk robbed at gunpoint
• Masked man robs Bob Evans restaurant
• School rankings new, but not a surprise
• Canton police arrest man, woman in drug raid
• SARTA announces minor route changes
• Malone Students/Alum Return for Live Fall Tour
• Urban League turns 90, focuses on jobs
• Former Wells School could become SMHA housing
• Conservancy gives Atwood Lodge to Carroll County
• Hoover grad, state swim champ murdered
• Boy, 8, raises money to buy coats for kids
• Boiler break closes Whittier School
• Erick Howard arraigned on rape, burglary charges
• Driver gets 8 years in prison for hit-and-run death
• Urban League turns 90 with focus on jobs
• Apartment building catches fire for 2nd time in month
• Eddie Griffin to headline comedy show in Canton
• Alzheimer's awareness vigil scheduled
• Dollar General in Plain seeks liquor license
• New rabbi to be installed at Temple Israel
• Strong winds to blow through northeast Ohio this afternoon
• Space heaters popular, but come with tradeoff
• Malone - Jammin' in Your Jammies
• Malone Presents Music Seminars
• Officials suggest changes to state Route 619
• At forum, Postal Service officials make case for change
• Burgeoning Green looks to establish its brand
• Plain trustees approve electric bill option for residents
• McDonald: ‘I am not pulling out of sheriff’s race’
• Plain Local honored for energy conservation
• Stark County’s top health needs identified
• Bonefish Grill to be built adjacent to The Strip
• Will you shop on Black Friday?
• Section of Fohl Street SW closed for three weeks
• Group names Stark County's top health needs
• Several churches offer free Thanksgiving meals
• Driver with suspended license crashes into tree on Fulton
• Three men arrested in sex sting at Portage Lakes
• School handbooks address pepper spray
• Postcard from Hartville: It's tool time
• Malone University Presents Piano Master Class
• Department of Music Presents Seminars In Music Business
• Perry dedicates DARE vehicle to Patron
• Stark State narrows search for president to three candidates
• Hoover sophomore star Jenna Lilley chooses Oregon for college
• Agreement to protect Stark County roads during drilling
• Man gets prison term for prostituting 17-year-old
• Marlboro man due in court on bank robbery charge
• Alliance man acquitted of felonious assault
• Federal Reserve official predicts tough years for housing
• Canton Local looking to build new high school
• Louisville man gets 15 years for raping boys
• Man gets prison for consumer buying club scam
• Man accused of dousing home with gas unfit for trial
• Reward offered for info on missing businessman Klusch
• Rabbi Adland to speak at Interfaith Thanksgiving Service
• Louisville Pizza Hut applies for liquor license
• Plain Twp. man with stolen car leads troopers on chase
• New Franklin man found dead inside burning house
• Dalton man dies after 6-vehicle crash on I-77
• 'There is life after an amputation,' says Perry woman
• Christopher Pop-In-Kins Pops-In Again To Spread Holiday Joy At Light Up Downtown
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• Teen driver in fatal crash released on bond
• Driver hurt after car hits retaining wall
• Occupy Canton to demonstrate Thursday
• Interstate 77 southbound, south of Portage, not expected to open for hours
• Canton area woman dies in Pa.
• Turnout huge for turkey dinner
• Local hospitals named tops for heart care
• Coming Together to honor Native Americans
• Ohio retailers: Increased holiday sales
• Canton Chamber presents Community Salute Awards
• Jackson Holiday in the Park Dec. 10
• Walnut Creek businesses to re-enact first Christmas
• Charter One donates to Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank
• Driver in fatal crash says he didn't know he'd hit anyone
• Arsonist sets another fire in Ohio U. dorm
• World-renowned journalist speaks at KSU Stark
• The Monday After: Calendar of historic North Canton photos
• Indigo Ink Press Donates Proceeds From Stark ARThology Book to ArtsinStark SmArts Program
• Acts of Renewal to Perform at Malone
• Brass and Flute Ensemble
• Malone Students/Alum Return To Campus as Part of Contemporary Music Center Live Fall Tour
• Performances Of 2011 Christmas At Malone: A Serviceof Lessons And Carols
• Malone University Student Recital
• City pay irregularities discovered 'by accident'
• North Canton eyes changes in fire, EMS levies
• North Canton hires permits superintendent
• Restaurant server allegedly squirts sake into 2-year-old's mouth
• Ravenna-area man charged in crash that injured Mount Union football player
• Massillon man on trial in death of Canton woman
• Man admits he shot Canton cab driver to death
• Rev. Kaylor appointed Central Catholic High School president
• Stark County grand jury report for Nov. 14
• Jackson to enroll International Baccalaureate students
• Tornado watch issued for Stark County through 11 p.m.
• Injured Mount Union player 'not in critical condition'
• AirTran to add round-trip flight to Denver
• Parish seeks donations for African library
• Kenny Chesney and Tim McGraw tour to hit Cleveland
• Mount Union football player's neck broken in accident
• Canton man stabbed in chest during argument
• Make me an offer: Times tough for barber, customers
• New congressional lines divide neighborhoods
• Straight talk: Layaway how for later
• Redistricting primer
• 16th District lines drawn around Timken plants
• Carroll County Collage: Lions help keep cubs warm, cozy
• Malon - Senior Recital
• Malone to Host Discover Day
• New clergy assigned to two parishes
• Canton firefighters investigate East Tuscarawas blaze
• Postcard from Zoarville: Those crosses by the roadside
• Men who can cook compete at Walsh
• N. Canton master plan meeting set Wednesday
• City firefighters battle three house fires
• Motorcyclists invade Clinton to honor Vietnam casualties
• Pioneers Fall To Walsh In Semifinal Round Of Ohio Independent Championships
• Malone - Tailgate Against Hunger
• Malone - Faculty Jazz Combo to Perform
• Vacant homes robbed of copper
• ODOT seeks input on state Route 619 in Lake Twp.
• Glenwood hallway parade thrills veterans, students
• Veterans honored at Canton ceremony
• Ferrero: Don’t ‘read anything into’ FBI’s role in city probe
• Yard filled with flags salutes our veterans
• Foot injury sidelines Browns safety T.J. Ward
• Paterno case sheds light on how and when to report abuse
• Bishop makes appointments at local parishes
• Editorial: Remember and thank veterans today
• Aquinas to hold freshman placement exam
• Akron man accused of beating daughter over homework
• Summit County man leads chase through Wayne, Stark
• Officer, K-9 find men hiding inside bedroom
• Mom, daughter share rare birthday symmetry
• Malone Music Department Presents Showcase Concert
• Finances top priority for new Massillon BOE
• Voters re-elect two incumbents to Tuslaw BOE
• Guitarists teach Canton students about musical variety
• Local golf pro left lasting impression on Vietnam vets
• Rose Twp. trustees welcome fresh face
• Osnaburg schools officials ponder levy defeat
• Ravenna man charged with misuse of credit cards
• FBI, Canton to investigate ‘irregularities’ in employee pay, benefits
• Classical guitarists perform at school, schedule concerts
• Navy retiree to lead Vets Day program
• Rose Township voters select a new trustee
• Brewster bed and breakfast seeks liquor license
• Squirrel caused power outage in Hartville area
• Canton man bails from moving car while fleeing police
• Postcard from Navarre: Neighbor, historical society tend to Mathews House
• Malone's New Vision to Perform
• Election 2011: Several close races in Carroll County
• Malone Presents Little Women The Musical
• Canton Regional Chamber Gives Thanks At Stir After Hours Annual Thanks Gathering Event
• Malone University’s Jesse Ayers’ Works To Be Performed By Windiana
• Malone University Faculty Jazz Combo To Perform at Salem Church Dinner Theatre
• November Aultcare Fast Break Breakfast 2011
• Malone University’s New Vision Ro Perform at Canton Charge Faith and Family Night
• HOF Enshrinement Festival Wins IFEA Pinnacle Awards
• Malone University Senior Art Students PresentPortfolios
• Information Meetings Regarding Graduate Programs
• Banana Split Eating Contest
• Fr. Daniel Groody to Speak
• Malone Pioneers Team Up With Area Kiwanis Clubs and Stark County Hunger Task Force To Host Tailgate Against Hunger
• Canton men lead chase in stolen car, then on foot
• The Monday After: Exhibit tells story of Civil War regiment
• Malone University Offers Creative Writing Fellowships
• Malone University - Kawfee Haus Presents Chris Sligh
• Canton spray park could open in June
• Subway robbed for second time in two weeks
• When is too old to be a judge?
• Zumbar back in office as Stark treasurer
• Ironworkers protest outside work
• A final salute for Lt. Ashley White Stumpf
• Canton safety director: Firefighters forcing OT issue
• Ohio EPA fines Canton-area metal recycler
• Pioneers Rally For 3-2 Overtime Win At Urbana; Secure Spot In Ohio Independent Championships
• Pioneers Rally For 3-2 Overtime Win At Urbana; Secure Spot In Ohio Independent Championships
• Diocese offers retreat for prospective priests
• Fire contained at East Canton business
• Canton teen gets 4 years in prison for burglaries
• 'Soul Sessions' at the Auricle Nov. 6
• Power outage disrupts water provider’s call center
• Malone Seeks Applications For First-Ever Men’s Soccer Full-Time Head Coach Position
• Malone Seeks Applications For First-Ever Men’s Soccer Full-Time Head Coach Position
• Malone, Walsh Accepted Into GLIAC
• Malone, Walsh Accepted Into GLIAC
• Perry to consider variances for two garages
• Plain Twp. family escapes early-morning bedroom fire
• Family statement pays tribute to Lt. Ashley White Stumpf
• Fire breaks out in basement of vacant duplex
• GateHouse Media posts third-quarter loss
• Woman reports rape in northwest Canton
• Taylor Zhang: October Teen of the Month
• Carroll County Collage: Community Hospice store ready for Christmas
• Paige Ward: October Teen of the Month
• Malone University Writers Series
• Malone University Department of Music Presents Showcase Concert
• Malone University Senior Recital
• City To Break Ground On New Spray Park October 31, 2011
• Complaint against Canal Fulton mayoral hopeful dismissed
• County Dems to consider Zeigler's successor tonight
• Postcard from Pike Twp.: Committee seeks to restore Melscheimer School
• Issue 3 low-key, but has long reach
• Canton Fire Department ambulance math
• Canton ambulance debate boils down to budget, OT
• Canton woman attends 50th consecutive McKinley-Massillon game
• Teen shot in drive-by after feds raid at her house
• Roof of Massillon business catches fire
• Camper falls on Massillon man
• Plans to sell Great Trail Camp in limbo
• Battle brews between old, new in Hartville
• At West Virginia Wesleyan Meet, Men's Swimming Takes One Of Two In Double Dual; Women Drop Pair
• Men's Soccer Loses At NCAA Div. II #21 Saginaw Valley State 2-1 In Overtime
• Can you help to stop arson?
• Men's, Women's Cross Country Teams Capture Ohio Independent Championship Titles; Tony Migliozzi, Erin Bauer Win Individual Honors
• Police seize coke, crack, pot and loaded guns during raid
• Convicted sex offender, another felon jailed
• Parolee who headed the city’s Most Wanted list is arrested
• Crime report for Oct. 29
• Man arrested in standoff Friday had loaded gun, prison record
• Malone University Welcomes Chip Richter And The Munks ‘Jammin’ In Your Jammies’
• Malone University Annual Gigana-Hugana Banana Split Eating Contest
• Malone - The Great Pumpkin Hunt
• Malone Students Help Fight Hunger
• Performance - Acts of Renewal
• Reception Launches Busy National Hunger Awareness Month
• Massillon City Councilman Ron Mang dies
• Canton school levy passage will maintain status quo
• Spray park groundbreaking is Monday
• Man sentenced for shooting
• Crash kills 10-year-old from Alliance
• Alliance police solve tortoise theft
• Canton standoff ends peacefully; man in custody
• Crash stalls traffic on U.S. Route 62 at Kirby
• Red Cross teaches emergency preparedness
• ODOT crews get ready for winter with new technology
• Blaze at former Weber Dental Building labeled as arson
• Timken, Aultman donate $15,000 each to sales tax campaign
• Sleep mishaps leading cause of infant deaths
• Canton Drop Forge cited in worker's death
• Malone - Over the Rhine
• Malone University Chamber Choir To Perform - Concert
• Malone University’s Next Worldview Forum Explores Popular Culture
• General chairs of 2012 Hall of Fame Festival selected
• Perry man accused of peering into 12-year-old boy’s window
• Funeral services set for Lt. Ashley White Stumpf
• Veterans program at Hall of Fame set for Nov. 5
• Akron-Canton Airport sets all-time September record
• Men's Soccer Posts 2-1 Double Overtime Home Win Against Walsh
• Men's Soccer Posts 2-1 Double Overtime Home Win Against Walsh
• Malone To Compete As Top Seed In This Weekend’s NCCAA East Region Volleyball Tournament
• Malone To Compete As Top Seed In This Weekend’s NCCAA East Region Volleyball Tournament
• Rock memorabilia subject of Nov. 21 Kiko auction
• Woman at Rated R raid arrested with loaded gun
• Alliance prepares to replace soon-to-retire fire chief
• Diebold predicts solid fourth quarter and bright 2012
• Canton police seek wanted felon on several offenses
• Zoning board to hear Meyers boat ramp appeal
• Police: Canton man had cocaine in motel parking lot
• Lt. governor: To lure business to Ohio, tame bureaucracy
• State auditors: Old problems fixed with county finances
• Postcard from Jackson Twp: Dad’s yard tractor restored for TV show
• American Idol’s Chris Sligh to Perform at Malone University
• Malone -Info Graduate Mtgs - Oct
• Canton Preservation Society Announces Christmas Luncheon 2011 At Hartung House
• Jobs, Energy and Environment: Adventurer Steven Green Urges U.S. Government
• Chamber endorses Canton school levy
• Canton mayor’s wife files written plea, denies wrongdoing following Oct. 13 arrest
• Plain Township woman headed to prison for $500,000 bank embezzlement
• Canton, FBI bust 15 in Rated R street gang raid
• Man linked to Ohio State scandal sentenced to prison
• Canton wheelchair robber gets prison term
• Prison time for stealing from Massillon grandfather
• Man who climbed Canton billboard gets probation
• Millersburg man gets prison term for police chase
• Men's Golf Finishes Ninth At NCCAA Nationals; Jay Hollifield Leads Malone With 11th-Place Finish
• Poll shows Herman Cain as favored among Ohio GOP
• Lt. Gov. Taylor kicks off daylong business expo in Canton
• Power outage in Canton, North Canton, Hartville
• Forum addresses questions on controversial state Issue 2
• Four seek three at-large seats on Canton council
• Women's Golf Finishes In Eighth At NCCAA National Invitational
• Men's Golf Moves Up To 10th After Day Two Of NCCAA Nationals; Final Round Wednesday
• Healy hosts fundraiser party
• Labor council releases endorsements
• Rock guitarist, a McKinley grad, dies after scuffle with bandmate
• Advocates honored for sticking up for victims
• North Canton mayor candidates’ focus is development
• Toyota awards Meals on Wheels with SUV
• Massillon man killed in crash
• Charge unveil wine and gold uniforms for debut season
• Poll: 57 percent of Ohio voters want to repeal SB5
• “Boo Breakfast” is Saturday
• Jackson CIC returns money to township
• Wooster professor’s-civil war lecture is Nov. 15
• Fishers adds in-store banks
• The Monday After: Today’s family photos may be tomorrow’s artifacts
• September unemployment figures down for Stark
• Canton boosts fees for mobile vendors downtown
• North Canton police get new pact, no raises
• Women's Golf Currently In Eighth At NCCAA National Invitational
• Men's Golf Currently In 13th After Day One At NCCAA Nationals
• Malone - Jazz Ensemble Concert
• Will Monroe Beachy plead no contest today?
• Barn raised in Nimishillen
• Crash puts traffic at a standstill on Route 183 in Paris Township
• Straight talk: Donors cautioned to give, but wisely
• Jackson Township considers zoning appeals
• Canton man to prison for cutting another with knife
• Alliance man to prison for burglary, other crimes
• Jackson man to federal prison for porn convictions
• Kochera sworn in as president-elect of state group
• ‘Unbox Your Business’ is B2B Expo Theme
• Massillon woman convicted of stabbing
• Karcher Group expanding at present site near airport
• Traffic tied up by accident, truck spill on I-77
• Green motorcyclist killed in collision with semi
• Man found shot to death along Plain Township street
• Tuscarawas Twp. toddler’s death investigated as homicide
• Price hikes planned at Cleveland’s zoo
• Carroll County Collage: Chili, costumes, trunks, treats
• Malone - Faculty Artist Series
• Navy, Marine Reservists move into new digs
• Alliance soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Crack at Ohio nuclear plant spurs nuclear opponents
• Arrest tied to six-week burglary spree
• Friends step up to help man injured in diving accident
• Batten the hatches: It could be a rough winter
• Postcard from North Canton: Model O was the 'granddaddy' of Hoovers
• Police check measurements at accident scene
• Vote on Issue 2 will decide public labor’s power
• Is Stark County less safe with fewer inmates behind bars?
• Trustee seats contested in nine townships
• Girl Scouts 'Make a Difference' for food pantry
• Ohio case renews old questions about exotic pets
• Funding at forefront for Canton BOE candidates
• Police pepper spray Haka dancers at football game
• Ohio sheriff’s deputies seize 2 alligators
• Ohio’s highest court takes its show on the road
• ’Judgement House’ shows life after death
• Issue 29: Groups endorse county sales tax
• Issue 29 Q&A: Your sales tax questions answered
• Fire damages home in northeast Canton
• Frost advisory issued for Sunday morning
• Two-car crash closes westbound Route 62
• Cross Country Teams Both Win 3K Events At Malone/Walsh Classic
• One woman dead, one injured in two-car crash
• Pioneer Women's Soccer Drills Late Goal In 2-1 Win At Davenport
• Author, Filmmaker, Fr. Daniel Groody to Speak at Malone University: Dying to Live: A Theology of Migration
• Malone University Students in Free Enterprise Host Ultimate Frisbee to Fight Hunger
• Perry High band will compete in state finals
• Girl Scouts to sell Great Trail Camp, keep Trumbull's Sugarbush
• Dual primary bill heads to Kasich
• One killed in head-on crash in Lake Twp.
• Hall of Fame obtains rare collection from dawn of NFL
• Sip and dip fundraiser Sunday for Chris Smith
• Editorial: Let’s not go down this road again
• Reaction to Zeigler swift, strong
• Police seize heroin, guns in raid at Canton home
• Chipotle Mexican Grill opens in Alliance on Tuesday
• Zoning variances considered in Canton Twp.
• Carroll County to replace courthouse windows at cost of $270,000
• Plain schools seek community input on curriculum
• Candidates Night set for Nov. 1 in Green
• Councilman challenges incumbent for Carrollton mayor
• TV judge: Truancy a slippery slope
• Annual rainfall total continues to mount; frost looms
• North Canton police chase down break-in suspect in BMW
• Drum, dance group from Ghana to visit St. Michael
• SNAP to begin monthly meetings for victims of abuse
• Wayne County man's murder trial put on hold
• Canton Township considers zoning variances
• Fire breaks out in apartments on Cleveland Avenue NW
• Malone University Offers Creepy, Crawly Snake House Tours!
• Canton Preservation Society Announces The Sale Of Personalized Brick For Our Memory Courtyard
• Walsh mourns loss of Brother Power
• Aultman settles lawsuit with HomeTown Health Plan
• HOF balloons to lift off a week earlier next year
• Sales tax is vital, billboards stress
• Malvern seeks 3.1-mill property tax for police protection
• Gary Zeigler to resign as Stark County treasurer
• Grand jury to hear Alliance murder allegations
• 3-year-old runs into traffic and is hit by SUV, car
• Jackson Township to auction used vehicles
• Alexander Zumbar appointed interim county treasurer
• Genealogists can dig for family roots at Stark library
• Woman allegedly lures Massillon man into robbery
• Resurrected sculpture dedicated in Monument Park
• Jackson to accept unwanted prescription drugs
• Public input sought for Zoar levee plans
• Man going to prison for Canton crime spree
• Suicide, child abuse to be focus of gospel play
• Football Preview Notes: Malone vs. Saint Francis
• Stark County Jail can be a dangerous place
• Malone University Names David A. King, Ed.D., as 13th President
• Local trio released from prison in drug-murder case
• There’s hope in family ravaged by breast cancer
• Local troops deploy to Afghanistan
• Men's Golf Team Finishes 10th At Dayton Flyer Invite
• Men's Golf Team Finishes 10th At Dayton Flyer Invite
• Canton Township church dedicates sanctuary
• Notre Dame priest to speak at Malone on immigration
• Workplace accident in Perry claims life of Hanoverton man
• Ghoulies, goblins will be unleashed on Stark County
• Jackson reschedules community bonfire for Oct. 26
• Timken razes steam vent, boiler house
• Women's Soccer Loses 2-1 Double Overtime Thriller At Home To Cedarville
• Women's Soccer Loses 2-1 Double Overtime Thriller At Home To Cedarville
• Kasich to visit Canton for Oilfield Expo
• Home Helpers honors local couple
• Trio convicted in 1998 shotgun slaying released from prison
• Canton man shot in chest by drive-by gunman
• Two men and a woman charged in home invasion-robbery
• K-9 helps arrest trio accused of stealing scrap metal
• The Monday After: 'A Secret Gift' letters return
• Made in Stark: PPI has you covered
• Pioneer Men's Golf Currently In Ninth After Day One At Dayton Flyer Invite
• Pioneer Men's Golf Currently In Ninth After Day One At Dayton Flyer Invite
• Stark State names four finalists for president position
• Inca nabs two in Perry warehouse break-in
• North Canton looks at golf course drainage
• Canton vendor rules headed for City Council vote
• Sculpture to be dedicated at Canton park
• Miles for Mandy run scheduled for Sunday
• Johnson to lead regional SCORE chapter
• David A. King named new Malone University president
• Ohio National Guard unit begins overseas deployment
• Registration extended for Thanksgiving Baskets Downtown
• Trial set for man arrested in Harless video
• 4 finalists named in Stark State president search
• Mount Union students admit vandalizing new building
• Straight Talk: Don't get tricked by fly-by-night boutiques
• Navarre restaurant seeks Sunday liquor sales
• Gas leak forces evacuation of North Canton offices
• Alliance man dies after hitting tire spikes during chase
• Canton man injured in home invasion
• Canton man shot in arm outside tavern
• Intruder fires shots inside Canton home
• Parents of addict share cautionary tale
• WWII: Then and Now: Matthew Chatterell: ‘I lost quite a few friends’
• Carroll County Collage: It's the Great Pumpkin, Carroll County
• Heroin epidemic grows in Stark County
• Malone to Host Discover Day
• Malone Faculty Artist Series
• Malone University Faculty Artist Series
• Healy’s wife charged with misdemeanors
• Outpouring of love for injured teen
• Series of voter forums begins Tuesday
• Agency’s human resources director dismissed
• Oil expo in town this week
• Postcard from Canton: Celebrating the Lincoln Highway
• Outsiders pay a lot of sales tax
• Occupy movement comes to Canton
• Canton Marathon has new website, director
• Women's Golf Finishes Second At Malone Mixer
• Cross Country Teams Both Capture Team Titles At Gettysburg Invitational; Tony Migliozzi Wins Men's Race
• Weather service issues “hazardous weather” for this area
• Police say man broke into girlfriend’s bedroom
• Canton man arrested in double-shooting
• Malone - Faculty Artist Series
• Walk a Mile In Her Shoes
• Malone Offers a Sneak Peek at College Life
• Woman deliberately set house fire, officials say
• Former school declared public nuisance
• School superintendent's contract likely to be extended
• Traffic accidents tied up I-77 southbound traffic
• Lake Township teen charged with setting fires
• Veterans group considers plans for homeless shelter
• Juvenile facing felony charges in Vermont Ave. arson
• Chocolate Revolution to benefit DAR programs
• Hall of Fame to host trick-or-treaters Saturday
• Section of Fulton Road NW closed for water line work
• Budget woes dominate Canal Fulton concerns
• Minerva downtown Oktoberfest is Saturday
• Stark County fair board elections Nov. 4
• Recession-proofing career seminar scheduled
• Funeral home to build in North Canton
• Bold face: No white flag for Fighter Group
• Sugarcreek birder hits the ‘Big’ time with new movie
• Health officials survey community trends, issues
• Cavs' D-League team to be named Canton Charge
• Your sales tax questions answered: Road patrols
• Genie to shut down Alliance area plant
• Diocese designates memorial Mass for John Paul II
• Amish family had worried about beard attack
• Mom accused of growing pot, endangering child
• Jackson woman picks up her new Beetle from Oprah
• Nancy Neylon: 10 ways to reduce domestic violence
• Year later, string of arsons unsolved in Strasburg
• Perry Township, FOP in court today
• School bus carrying 28 children rear-ended in Green
• Frank Avenue to be widened to 4 lanes in Jackson
• Owner asks for liquor sales at Canton gas station
• Man stealing copper cuts off water to neighbor
• Women's Golf Places Third At Phipps Memorial
• Charita Goshay: Here’s more stuff we just can’t make up
• Graduates find college degree is no job guarantee
• Pioneer Men's Golf Takes Phipps Memorial; Richie Schembechler Finishes Runner-Up
• 2011 Malone University Homecoming King, Queen, and Court
• U.S. Route 62 upgrades topic of meeting
• Perry trustee candidates to speak at forum
• Three sought in stabbing incident
• Perry firefighters set to install smoke detectors
• Project REACH gets $1.5 million boost
• Overflow election field in Brewster
• #occupycanton demonstration Saturday at Central Plaza South
• Firefighters battle blaze in southeast Canton apartment building
• Massillon man acquitted of molestation charges
• North Canton to mark Character Counts Week
• Akron-Canton Airport to get upgraded body scanners
• Man admits role in fatal shooting; agrees to testify
• Call center makes Canton its regional headquarters
• Malone Introduces New Pioneer Mascot At Saturday’s Homecoming Football Game
• Rain washes out Jackson bonfire
• Jackson trustees may weigh in on sales tax
• Rebel urges unconventional methods to change fabric of education
• Stark second in state in deer-vehicle crashes
• Malone University Announces Information Meetings Regarding Accelerated Degree Completion Program in Management
• Family ‘numb’ with Alliance-area man missing
• North Canton trio among four charged in Green robbery
• Canton police investigate stabbing on Fulton Road NW
• Plea deal for accused Canton rapist upsets family
• Construction to begin on Middle Branch trail in Plain
• Analysis: Rating the good, bad, ugly of Browns season
• Plain Twp. teen could get death if convicted in shooting
• Perry to consider zoning change
• Around Town: A dream comes true for Lucy Rose
• Football Preview Notes: Malone vs. Walsh
• Fohl United Methodist turns 100 on Oct. 22
• Man sought in Canton pizza shop robbery
• The Monday After: Meet the Flintstones
• Malone University - Kawfee Haus Presents Lara Landon
• Stolen newspaper boxes found in sand and gravel pit
• North Canton tackles drainage problems
• Canton schools target bullying
• Candidates quizzed at forum
• Bergholz Amish leader: Beard-cutting religious matter
• Northwest considers 'safe routes to school'
• Woman stabbed to death in Alliance driveway
• Marlboro teens injured in off-road accident
• Neighborhood groups sponsor election forum tonight
• A least one injured in crash at E Tusc and Walnut
• WW II Then and Now: A minesweeper in the Pacific
• Washington Township addresses zoning permits
• Canal Fulton priest resigns, accused of sexual misconduct
• Woman attacked with knife by former boyfriend
• Fracking 'celebrity' stops in Stark
• Election 2011: At lease one new at-large member in N. Canton
• Sky shorts: See a fireball ... or better yet, find a fragment?
• Consolidating school districts not likely in Stark
• Carroll County Collage: Jingle bells already? Christmas Carroll time
• Election 2011: Finances the focus of N. Canton ward races
• Made in Stark: Canton business keeps gears of industry turning
• Walsh to honor outstanding alumni
• Postcard from East Sparta: Town pump has a long history
• Page Pack makes new memory at Alzheimer's walk
• Massillon teen struck by car remains hospitalized
• Family Fall Fest set Saturday at Petros Lake Park
• Four arrested in Amish assaults
• Lake residents rallying against drilling proposal
• Fact check: Mayor debate statements pan out
• Police arrest Ohio man after 4-hour standoff
• Police arrest man after seeing him throw can of beer at pregnant girlfriend
• Bold face: Tozzi's takes Fedeli spot
• Staff Sgt. Kessler honored with highway designation
• Grand jury to review home-invasion evidence
• Massillon teen seriously injured when hit by car
• Police warn of danger to children
• Sales tax supporters to meet with local officials
• Send us your questions about the county sales tax
• Motorcyclist injured in Canton accident
• Clinic to help ex-offenders expunge records
• Girl Scouts at odds over plan to close camps
• Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event at Malone University
• House fire cuts some power to 2 Marlington schools
• Man accused of spreading heroin in back seat of cruiser
• Stark County Jail commissary rakes in profits
• ‘Take Back the Night’ event raises awareness of domestic violence
• Malone Chamber Choir to Perform
• Local residents mourn Steve Jobs
• Governor appoints three to area college boards
• Canton's water-reclamation facility earns awards
• Canton neighborhood association to meet
• Walsh Women's Committee plans annual fashion show
• Canton zoning board to hear appeals
• Social media will be topic at business breakfast
• Stark State College will have open house
• Take Back the Night event set for Oct. 25
• Stark County Sheriff's Office receives traffic-safety grants
• Trial delayed in sexual assault of toddler
• Indictment returned in crash that killed woman
• ‘Wonder-working’ icon comes to St. George Serbian church
• Practical art for peddlers at Massillon Museum
• Southwest Canton home destroyed by fire
• Pioneer Women's Golf Takes Third Among Five-Team Field At All-Ohio Independent Championships
• Citizen in Harless video to be tried on gun charge
• Tours of Stark County Jail still available
• Parish adds Sunday evening Mass; Oktoberfest set
• Video: Thieves seen stealing newspaper racks
• Renegades attack fellow Amish, cutting off hair, beards
• M.J. Albacete to discuss religious art at St. Michael
• Canton to consider two zoning appeals
• Judge refuses to lower bond for Erick Howard
• State auditor puts Akron on 'fiscal caution'
• Men found cutting copper from Fishers AC units
• Two men arrested after leaving 'known drug house'
• Women's Golf Fourth After Day One At All-Ohio Independent Championships
• Malone University and Domestic Violence Project Present Walk A Mile In Her Shoes
• Canton’s Water Reclamation Facility Wins Two Prestigious Awards
• Woman who kicked officer released on bond
• Canton mayoral candidates name political heroes
• Voter FAQs: Deadline approaches for voter registration
• Nearly 2,000 request absentee ballots in Stark
• Panel pitches benefits of issue backing SB5
• Massillon man indicted on marijuana cultivation
• ‘The Disappearing Man’ writer speaks to area students
• Treasurer’s presence in county government weighs on sales tax vote
• Women's Tennis Blanks Geneva 9-0 In Final Fall Match
• Man walking to 9/11 sites to benefit Wounded Warriors
• Historical Bible exhibit coming to Carnation Mall
• Victim's mother testifies in Pivato molestation case
• Early voting begins; nearly 2,000 request ballots
• Canton raid yields drugs, guns, electronics
• Registration pending for Thanksgiving basket giveaway
• Local Friendly's restaurants not among 63 to close
• Yuengling beer arrives in Tuscarawas Valley
• Jackson man accused of assaulting elderly woman
• Tony Migliozzi Earns NCCAA Student Athlete Of Week Honors
• Men's Tennis Closes Out Fall Campaign With 9-0 Loss At Wooster
• Malone University SIFE Team Conducting Eyeglass Collection
• Malone University Kawfee Haus and Concert Series Welcomes Lara Landon
• Agreement to protect county roads during fracking
• Big mayoral debate topics: Safety services, development, crime
• After days of dreary, cold rain, here comes the sun
• Gasoline drops below $3 a gallon here
• Brother says Howard wants to clear his name
• Man accused of trying to steal drugs from Alliance Hospital
• Uniontown area woman claims $100,000 lottery prize
• Canton native appointed pastor at Louisville church
• Stark gets grant to upgrade polling sites for the disabled
• Pioneer Men's Golf Ties For Eighth At Cleveland State Invitational Tuesday
• Lexington Twp. to consider zoning renewals
• Quail Hollow restoring garden to original glory
• Canton crime rate drops for third straight year
• Damage in Perry house fire estimated at $50,000
• Accidents, ramp closings snarl morning commute
• Police dog runs down man fleeing from bar robbery
• WW II Then and Now: An infantryman in Europe
• The Monday After: Advice columnist Landers wowed Canton in 1961
• Malone - RN to BSN Nursing Info Mtg - Oct
• Malone - Graduate Info Mtgs - Oct
• Over The Rhine To Perform at Malone University
• 'Amazing Grayce" program now set for Oct. 15
• Candidates for Canton mayor talk about crime
• Lawrence Township trustees' Thursday meeting
• Bridge work set to start at Perry industrial park
• Canton seeks public input on plans for downtown streets
• House fire near Perry High School draws four area departments
• Tressel helped Dustin Fox change his mind and become a Buckeye
• Newcomerstown man cited in Jackson Twp. crash
• Issue 2 backers to sponsor town hall meeting
• Oil from storm sewer fouls Nimishillen Creek
• Bethlehem Township man sentenced to 15 years in prison for rape
• Panera Bread restaurant planned for Alliance
• Ritzman takes over pharmacies in Buehler's stores
• Leadership group sponsors bus tour of Stark
• Massillon man charged with neighborhood burglary
• K-9 sniffs out cocaine after traffic stop
• Canton man jailed after Sunday morning shooting
• Hall adjusting to her 'robe' as Family Court judge
• Carroll County Collage: Algonquin festival keeps mill churning
• Malone University Faculty Artist Series With Craig Carnes
• Malone Faculty Artist Series
• Malone University Social Work Club, Counseling Center, Wellness Committee Partner With Domestic Violence Project for Take Back The Night
• Factory of Terror Haunted Attractions
• Malone University Senior Class Presents: The Great Pumpkin Hunt
• Nearly 200 protest abortion
• Perry woman going into Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame
• Man with gun causes scare on bus
• Stark State College board cancels special Sunday meeting
• Bishop approves plan to restructure schools
• Stark County abortions in steady decline
• N. Canton to present crime prevention program
• Church's animal blessing to feature 'drive thru' service
• Organizers detail what it take to run Canton Marathon
• Austin-Bailey foundation awards grants to organizations
• Stark State trustees to meet Sunday
• Stark 20/20: Maintaining a healthy lifestyle
• Where will they take their prisoners? Police explore contingencies
• Search for Erick Howard continues
• Canton’s Natural Gas Rate Falls to $5.58
• Grand Opening Ceremony of Canton Fire Station to Honor Late Counci lMembe
• Roads to close for work in North Canton
• Fourth Street to close briefly in Perry Twp.
• Interstate 77 ramps in Canton will close for six days
• Work in Louisville to close Route 153
• Quick-thinking North Canton police stop suicide attempt
• Northwest Local will sponsor ‘Safe Routes to School’ session
• Salem man killed in crash near Alliance
• Reward offered for stolen Repository boxes
• Osnaburg Local sells site of its former elementary school
• Grand jury to hear case against men dressed in camo
• Marine Wright remembered for his courage
• Man gets 6 years in prison for leading police on 2 chases
• Motion Go anti-violence march set for Oct. 9
• Women's Cross Country Places Seventh, Men Eighth At All-Ohio Championships
• Women's Cross Country Places Seventh, Men Eighth At All-Ohio Championships
• Stark County women have fewest abortions since 1991
• Motorcycle rally to benefit Golden Age Retreat home
• Walk on Saturday to benefit mental health programs
• Pancakes, orienteering on tap at Camp Tuscazoar
• Couple arrested after sex act in bar, threats to shoot
• Johnny Appleseed to be topic of free Zoar lecture
• Canton man arrested after chase ends in crash
• Crack sales near Massillon schools lead to three arrests
• Malone University Presents: Little Women: The Musical
• Vigil calls for forgiveness, end to violence
• Contracts awarded for vets counseling center
• Metropolitan Centre to house vets' counseling service
• Zeigler appeals ruling that he owes county $1.86 million
• Man breaks into Subway, steals $20 worth of Coke
• Canton natural gas rates dropping
• Canton man dies a week after stabbing
• Alan Keyes, Rick Joyner to speak in Dover
• Homeless man arrested after carjacking on W Tusc
• Storms tonight could usher in colder weather
• Plain Twp. woman accused of stealing $100,000 from boss
• Bethlehem Township considers zoning renewals
• Bit of Eden annexation hearing set for Dec. 6
• Defendant in Harless arrest video wants charges dropped
• Charita Goshay - Canton Council’s actions making downtown an unfriendly venue
• Fall 2011 Art Exhibits
• Jazz Ensemble Concert at Malone University
• County agency looks to build home for veterans, could worsen county’s financial situation
• New Canton fire station to debut with public tour Oct. 8
• Football hall of fame helps seniors stay healthy
• Chesapeake says wells are producing
• Changes proposed for Canton mobile vendor legislation
• Former Hoover football standout sought for home invasion
• North Canton man sought in Summit County robberies
• Carroll residents honor fallen Marine
• No insanity defense for man accused of killing girlfriend
• Plan approved to change legislative districts in Stark
• Vigil Saturday for Nino Bennett, killed a year ago
• Cowher, Parcells, 'Marty' among HOF candidates
• Crazy for Coffee: Readers share stories of their favorite brews
• State panel approves GOP-drawn legislative maps
• Jewish high holy days begin tonight
• Father, son on probation after marijuana bust
• Lake Board of Education to host coffee talks
• Ghost hunters to converge on Palace Theatre
• Seminar to demonstrate cattle vaccinations
• Richie Schembechler Receives NCCAA Honor
• Grant helps Vinny the dog stay in school
• Women's Tennis Drops Match To Otterbein 8-1
• Time Warner Cable job fair today
• Stark sales tax supporters gather to talk election strategy
• MCJAS superintendent announces retirement
• Sabo stepping down as fire chief in Plain
• Teen admits to charges in fatal fight
• Surprise appearance from Rep. Renacci at postal rally
• Damon's, Lone Star Steakhouse close in Jackson
• Kohl's to celebrate grand opening in Alliance
• Video: Store manager fights off masked gunman
• Canton Township awards work for school renovation
• Cribbs says Browns are 'on to something'
• Becky Carman completes cross-country bike trip
• Time Warner looking to hire 100 employees
• Pooja Podugu: September Teen of the Month
• Karl Xia: September Teen of the Month
• Malone Baseball Team Volunteers Time To Help Homeless In Canton Area
• Women's Golf Finishes 11th At Cleveland State Invitational
• Massillon couple robbed while selling necklace
• The Monday After: Canton battled flu epidemic in 1918
• WW II Then and Now: Flying over the mountains of India and Burma
• Made in Stark: Gates Automation holds 14 patents
• Malone University Graduate School Fair
• Malone University Faculty Artist Series Presents: Beatles on Strings
• Canton delays vendor vote another week
• Fallen Marine’s body to arrive Wednesday
• Classmates, community devastated by Fairless teen’s death
• Students find new Tuslaw Elementary 'awesome'
• Jackson Township trustees' Monday meeting
• Myers Controlled Power to hire 20
• North Canton City Council meeting of Monday
• Lake Township trustees' Monday meeting
• Canton mayoral debate a hot ticket
• Winners named in HOF photo contest
• County officials to meet to discuss sales tax
• Three men sentenced in convenience store beating
• Postal workers plan rally Tuesday in Jackson
• Fatal blast ruled accidental
• SARTA expands hours at Alliance transit center
• Restrictions to affect I-77 Tuesday night
• Canton Marathon kicks off training program
• Thunderstorms forecast for Stark
• Paul Simon to perform in Akron in November
• Jackson to consider 2 zoning variances
• Police pursuing leads in fatal shooting
• 9-1-1 operators reject factfinder's report
• Man enters insanity plea in Alliance woman's murder
• Women's Golf Currently 11th At Cleveland State Invite; Maggie Reiman Paces Malone With 85
• 40 Days for Life launches fall campaign
• Timken: Window on the future in Stark County
• What's happening with the Timken Co.
• Death penalty for heinous crimes in Ohio? What do you think?
• Carroll County Collage: Atwood into the fun of fall
• Stark County suits Timken fine for 110 years
• Worldview Forum Series - Social Media and Relationships
• Timken invests millions in education
• Bow hunter survives 22-foot fall from tree stand
• Teenage girl killed in Route 21 crash
• Beach City Village Council meeting
• Residents in Appalachian region seek collaboration
• Values drop as Ohio counties reappraise properties
• Police investigating stabbing in Canton
• Timken union marks 75th anniversary
• Food vendor fee on Canton council agenda
• Jackson Twp. man hurt in 1-car crash
• Women's Soccer Drops 3-1 Decision At Mercyhurst
• Canton Sets ‘Trick-or-Treat’ for City Children
• Convenience-store beating case goes to jury
• DOD to investigate local Marine's death
• Amish boy, 4, killed in farm accident
• Injuries minor in crash at Walnut and Fifth
• Church seeks help after van is stolen
• Women's Golf Captures Northwestern Ohio Invitational
• 11-year-old murder suspect to remain in juvenile lockup
• Alliance approves plans for new Dairy Queen
• Many Stark residents will have new state reps
• Sobriety checkpoint on Applegrove tonight
• AFSCME, AFL-CIO endorse Healy for mayor
• Jackson man shot to death at Bible study in Canton
• Men dressed in camo held in lieu of $1 million bonds
• Community celebrates as Fairless turns 50
• City of Canton Service Center Power and Phone Outages
• Information Meetings Regarding Accelerated Degree Completion Program In Management
• Marine from Carrollton killed in Afghanistan
• Mayoral candidates to debate Oct. 4
• Canton police on scene of shooting
• Register to vote by Oct. 11
• Fathers take time to walk kids to school
• Beating victim remembers little of May attack
• Marine from Carrollton reportedly killed in Afghanistan
• State Rep. Okey won’t run again
• Neighbors rescue woman from trailer fire
• Hartville pianist needs votes to perform with Brickman
• Massillon man pleads guilty to weapons violations
• North Canton man may have taken his own life
• Anti-bullying activist encourages students to take a stand
• Jackson coffee house seeks zoning variances
• Woman burned in Lake Township trailer fire
• Akron-Canton Airport launches new website
• Men in camouflage, carrying guns, arrested in Plain
• Stark District Library now offers eBooks for Kindle
• Stark, Canton poverty rates show little change
• Redistricting bill sent to governor
• Paucity of pumpkins? Pshaw
• Postcard from Massillon: John Glenn Grove oasis on Towpath Trail
• Men's Golfer Ryan Headley Named NCCAA Student Athlete Of The Week
• Malones John Estes Releases Book of Poetry
• Malone - Davenport Derby
• Malone Hosts Health Fair
• Malone University Discover Days
• Malone University Offers a 'Sneak Peek' at College Life
• Elum appears before state disciplinary panel
• Rates fall for county's natural gas bulk-buying program
• Career Fair sponsored by Rep, Monster draws hundreds
• Jurors see beating video
• Ohio Senate approves state redistricting plan
• Crash knocks out power to 1,800, city service center
• Mercy to open medical care facility in northeast Canton
• Brown Local hopes to become eligible for state funds
• 7 fires in 4 days keep Canton neighborhood on edge
• Massillon man admits illegally growing marijuana
• Ogre's Bar and Grill applies for liquor licenses
• Applicants sought for Canton citizens police academy
• Pioneers Capture Mid-Atlantic Powerade Classic; Richie Schembechler Takes Medalist Honors
• Canton City Hall face-lift almost done
• Domestic Violence Project helps women escape abuse
• Malone Degree Completion - November
• Malone - Graduate Info Mtgs - September
• Rush-hour crash sets off chain reaction in Perry
• Activist hosts anti-bullying program tonight
• Oil industry: Shale could generate 200,000 jobs
• Electrical fire damages N. Canton apartment
• Mayoral hopeful meets with state auditors
• Bender’s wins Taste of the NFL
• One transported to hospital following four-vehicle, chain-reaction crash
• Ernest Angley's 747 makes 'hard landing' at Akron-Canton
• Jackson trustees to consider Whipple Avenue zoning change
• Crash ties up traffic at N. Main and Orion NW
• Police organizations endorse Healy for Canton mayor
• Teens to be tried as adults in robbery, shooting death
• Glenmoor Gathering of rare cars wows hundreds
• Buehler's Fresh Foods adds recycling kiosks
• Stark County jobless rate dips closer to Ohio average
• SUV plows into Canton chiropractor's office
• Mobile vendor fee increase tabled
• Accused prostitute tries to get into moving car
• Made in Stark: Canton Cut Stone stands test of time
• The Monday After: Music of the Civil War
• WW II Then and Now: Going to war dressed as a doughboy
• Men's Golf Leads Mid-Atlantic Powerade Classic After Day One
• Malone University to Host Early Childhood Education Conference
• Stark DD bus, pickup truck collide
• Housing developer walks; county will complete repairs
• North Canton Council considers assistant administrator post
• Fake Facebook page results in jail time
• Canton man injured in crash last month dies
• School bus, truck collide in Jackson Township injuring two
• Two accused of running up bill on corporate credit card
• Tuslaw to sell contents of Beech Grove School
• Stark collects more delinquent taxes than in 2010
• Glenmoor Gathering crowd among best in event's history
• New restaurant debuts at The Inn at Honey Run
• Taste of the NFL to raise funds for Foodbank
• Canton man cut with knife during assault
• Shotgun-wielding man steals car from Plain woman
• Stark County launches program to address mental-health needs of inmates
• History of oil, gas drilling in Stark runs deep
• Mayor's Annual Scholarship Fair Returns To Malone University
• Malone's John Estes Releases Book of Poetry
• Local HOF needs help
• Perry Township fire stations studied
• Canton has three suspicious fires Sunday
• Five hoover students hurt in crash
• The Farm helps those with developmental disabilities thrive
• Display of bras symbol of hope, survival
• Reenactors storm battlefield in Zoar
• Men's Tennis Drops 8-1 Decision At Home To Baldwin-Wallace
• Women's Golf Finishes Fifth At College Of Wooster Invite
• Women's Cross Country Team Places Fourth At Navy Invite, Men Finish Seventh
• Pioneers Capture Own Fall Classic
• Civil War's 150th anniversary in full swing in Zoar
• House Speaker Boehner gets Ohio primary challenger
• Work begins on Ohio Jesus statue replacement
• Supporter of Ohio union law shields donors
• Funds at risk for Ohio air base job training
• Car drags cop; driver dies after crash, shooting
• Louisville car fire under investigation
• Passenger in car pulled over for traffic violation was wanted sex offender
• Information Meetings Regarding Graduate Programs- October
• Malone In Concert Sanctus Real
• HOF bridge may get fence to deter jumpers
• Canton City Council may raise fee for mobile vendors
• Man gets 10 years for burglaries
• Sugar Creek church to turn 185
• Pioneer Men's Golf Takes First Round Lead In Malone Fall Classic
• Pioneers Post Pair of Wins On Day One Of The Houghton/Roberts Wesleyan Crossover Tournament
• Jackson to dedicate restored 1953 fire engine
• North Canton master plan meeting on Tuesday
• Cousin charged in shooting that killed Canton man
• Police raid snares Canton couple with marijuana
• Fire breaks out on Fairmount Boulevard NE in Canton
• Web chat leads to mallet attack on estranged spouse
• Men's Tennis Team Opens Fall Season With 6-3 Loss At Otterbein
• Comedian Mike Polk Jr. has 'no shame or pride'
• Levee worries make Zoar a seepy little village
• Beachy indicted on mail fraud charge
• Can you legally own an elephant?
• Canton man files complaint against Bucyrus police
• Vintage Canton showcases local wineries
• Artist wields chain saw, impresses students
• Ohio House approves redistricting bill
• Cause of Perry woman’s death still a mystery; foul play not suspected
• Louisville and East Canton won’t be billed for merging with Canton dispatch
• Late Goal Propels Mt. Vernon Nazarene To 1-0 Victory Over Malone
• Jeremy Grimm resigns as Malvern councilman
• Lake Elementary named a National Blue Ribbon School
• Postal Service may move Canton work to Cleveland
• Beachy indicted for defrauding Amish of $16.8 million
• Autopsy set in death of 18-year-old Perry woman
• Free Fair Housing workshop on Sept. 28
• Gnadenhutten man injured in US 250 crash
• North Canton teen arrested with large amounts of pot, cash
• Canton police chase, catch man seen stealing car
• Canton city worker resigns over sick-leave issue
• Marlington Local asks state to assess buildings
• SARTA ridership surges in August, September
• Pair Of Second-Half Goals Vault Geneva Past Malone
• Akron man admits breaking into Nimishillen homes
• Scholarship fair to be held on Malone campus
• Factfinder: No increases for county 9-1-1 operators
• Local universities rated by US News & World Report
• Your Pizza seeks extended liquor license
• Monastery soup and bread sale next week
• East Canton woman trapped after crash near Minerva
• Canton teen, beaten during fight, dies at hospital
• Firefighters douse 'suspicious' blaze at junkyard
• Needles found in suspected shoplifter's purse
• Man accused of stealing copper from telephone poles
• Illegal tire dump could pose mosquito, fire danger
• Bell service honors veterans
• Louisville Board of Education meeting of Monday
• Minerva Village Council meeting of Tuesday
• Plain Township trustees meeting of Tuesday
• Funding to be eliminated for 11 county agencies
• Canton police car involved in crash
• Judge orders Gary Zeigler to pay county $1.9 million
• Pioneers Pocket Convincing 4-1 Victory At Wooster
• State Democrats line up to pan proposed House map
• Resnick falls short in bid to get back on fall ballot
• New boiler system set for Carroll County care center
• Zoar levee study to be discussed with public
• Three charged with spray painting Canton building
• Records expungement clinic set for Canton
• State Route 93-Wooster Street intersection reopens after car-motorcycle crash
• Canton approves more funding for police, fire
• Car-cycle crash closes state Route 93 at Wooster Street
• Firefighters battle blaze in Perry High laundry room
• Massillon motorcyclist dies after colliding with car
• Stark County carved up in state redistricting plan
• The Monday After: Red Tail Squadron aims high
• Ministers, residents rally in prayer against violence
• Two arrested after chase involving stolen pickup, other items
• Lake Township trustees meeting of Monday
• Jackson Township trustees meeting of Monday
• North Canton again says it it not selling golf course
• Canton BOE's $5.5M symphony deal is music to its ears
• Firefighters accuse mayor of crashing 9/11 event
• Canton Township considers zoning appeals
• Burglar to aid investigation of dozens of other cases
• Man found severely beaten on Brown Avenue NW
• Local businessman champions community pharmacies
• Alliance man indicted on murder charge
• Prayer walk tonight in memory of Kenny Lawrence
• Jackson church starting single parents’ group
• WW II Then and Now: Mechanic on an LCM
• High speed chase begins in Jackson, ends in Cuyahoga County
• Man shot in ankle in northwest Canton
• Carroll County Collage: Animals need 'refreshing,' too
• Malone - RN to BSN Nursing Info Mtg - Sept
• Culturefest 2011
• Malone University Employees Awarded for Years of Service
• Malone University Offers Free Tutoring Program Through America Reads/America Counts
• Malone University To Host One Book - One Community Events: Author Presentation and Book Signing Will Kick Off Community-Wide 'Read'
• Malone Degree Completion - September
• Malone University Students Prepare for Annual Davenport Derby
• Canton Symphony finds a home
• Massillon suspends police chief for two days
• Phila boy, 15, takes school bus on a joy ride to Canton
• Religious expression takes a turn during, after 9/11
• What does 9/11 mean to you? Readers respond
• Warrior Dash lives up to wild and crazy billing
• Postcard from Alliance: History woven into art
• Heeding the call after 9/11
• Malone to Host Panel Discussion --9/11: A Decade Later
• Canton native: Remember Flight 93 with 93 cents
• 'Mother inspired' artwork
• Rep Review: Players Guild scores hit with 'Hairspray'
• Men's Soccer Team Edged By Aquinas 3-2
• Pioneers Drop 1-0 Decision At West Virginia Wesleyan
• Malone to host a Women's Conference
• A life gains purpose after 9/11
• Federal agency lifts restraints on Premier Bank
• Heartland Behavioral Healthcare will have new chief
• 'Pups and Pages' coming to local libraries
• Carroll County preps for weekend warriors
• Volunteers needed for Nimishillen Creek cleanup
• Pioneer Men's Soccer Drops First Contest Of Season In 2-1 Loss To Cornerstone
• Pioneer Men's Soccer Drops First Contest Of Season In 2-1 Loss To Cornerstone
• Stark Parks to hold 'women only' retreat at new park
• HIV-positive man gets 13 years for sexual offenses
• Four girls rob pizza delivery man in Canton
• Slow economy drives college enrollment, career choices
• Pioneer Cross Country Teams Compete At Akron's Tommy Evans Invitational
• SB5 repeal would be harmful, Kasich says
• McKinley Memorial is site of countywide 9/11 observance
• Crowds fill Palace for chance to learn new recipes
• Guess who bought the Golden Eye diamond?
• Canton man explodes as jury convicts him of murder
• YWCA, ICAN set grand opening for housing project
• Carroll County airport slated for improvements
• National president of Urban League to speak at Stark ball
• Clergy to hold vigil in response to fatal shooting
• Nationwide employees pay tribute to 9/11
• Resnick to make another bid for November ballot slot
• Canton Twp. man indicted for Magnolia bank robbery
• Six Catholic students awarded scholarships
• HIV-positive man convicted of having sex with girl
• Mercy programs provide help for Medicare issues
• Employee electrocuted at Canton Fresh Mark plant
• Man found shot to death along road at city limits
• Fund, auction to aid daughters of shooting victim
• Postcard from Jackson Twp.: A city in the suburb
• Massillon history group remembers 9/11
• North Canton says no to GetGo in Washington Square
• Jurors hear murder suspect's 'statements'
• Canton Township fire chief adds administrator to duties
• Ex-Newsboys gather for annual picnic
• Stark County Court fees raised to pay for e-filing
• Renacci co-sponsors bill to keep public in loop
• Boards and ballots: Hagan appointed to agriculture seat
• Elum admits violating rules governing judges, lawyers
• County ends contract with garage for juror parking
• Former county auditor Kim Perez eyes Canton post
• Dover physician opens Jackson laser center
• Brian Mogus Named New Pioneer Men's And Women's Tennis Coach
• Two auto repair shops planned for Jackson
• Cross Country Teams Open 2011 Season At University of Akron Invitational
• Lake Township man dies in Akron traffic accident
• Head Start faculty must get more education
• N. Canton considers program to help when disaster strikes
• Hartville Village Council meeting of Tuesday
• Woman who shot husband to death confined to hospital
• Family, friends nearby as murder unfolds in Canton
• Canton man jailed after fleeing police
• Junior Fair livestock sales set record
• Canton teen faces charge in weekend beating
• Fair attendance down; livestock sales up
• Greg Luntz to be honored by Jewish community
• Man shot while confronting bicycle thief
• Fire destroys Canton Township business; cause sought
• Postcard from Canton: Fun with fungi
• No fire found after evacuation of Midtown Plaza
• State bill would require a uniform school year
• The Monday After: McKinley as a Mason
• Jury selection begins in Corney Walton murder trial
• Canton man stabbed during fight
• Malone University to Host Panel Discussion -- A Decade Later
• Glenmoor Gathering keeps getting bigger, better
• Crime report for Sept. 5
• Fire hits trash bin rental facility
• Hot, humid and shaking hands: Politicians work the fair
• Canton man dead, two others injured in shooting
• Men's Soccer Blanks Shawnee State 3-0 To Open 2011 Season At 2-0
• Carroll County Collage: A public face on suicide prevention
• Man gives up salary for shave-and-a-cut
• Malone University's James Glasgow Performs Research For Cleveland Clinic
• Elum to face state panel on discipline
• Canton owed $200,000 in parking tickets
• Applegrove work will mean headaches for drivers
• No body found in Atwood Lake after search
• Monk teaches forgiveness as strength, not weakness
• Union leaders say 'fair share' fees may be SB5 victim
• Green Space - Fall is best time to solve lawn problems
• Massillon man tossed prescription painkillers out car window
• Convicted felon arrested after leading police on chase
• Bold Face: Pavlicks deep in dental practices
• Should students, teachers be Facebook friends?
• Share your 9/11 tributes
• Pioneers Start Season By Splitting Pair Of Matches At IWU/Taylor Tournament
• Jackson Twp. assisted living facility ordered to pay $1.93 million in lawsuit
• Timken to build new office in Stark
• Fitch downgrades Mercy Medical Center bonds
• Heat index could reach 104 this weekend
• Canton police raids net guns, ammo, cameras, drugs
• Jackson to consider Whipple-Munson zoning change
• Canton man jailed after raid finds 'heroin residue'
• Woman claiming to have AIDS spits on business owner
• Man leads police on chase with child inside van
• Flooding from rainstorms causes problems for North Canton
• Local officials want another look at Zimber Ditch
• Stark 20/20: Preventable threats to young lives
• Malone University - Kawfee Haus Presents
• Day of Caring helps to kick off United Way's 2011 campaign
• Man arrested on arson charge at scene of Canton fire
• Canton soldier among 14 honored by Army with final salute
• Canton Twp. seek to recover benefits paid to fired inspector
• Pioneers Drop Season Opener At NCAA Division II Seton Hill (PA) By A Final Score Of 1-0
• Malone Opens 2011 With Thrilling 40-34 Win Over Tiffin In Double Overtime
• Four Stark students receive Akron Aeros scholarships
• Sunset Hills plans veterans' memorial service
• Canton Twp. seeks refund from fired employee
• 123 marijuana plants seized in raid near Beach City
• Events to commemorate 9/11
• Canton man gets 14 years for rape of 6-year-old
• Donations sought to defray cost of 9/11 events
• Akron auctioneer accused of stealing Kiko's signs
• Perry video skills game parlor robbed
• Sugar Creek man leads Beach City police on chase
• Louisville man must pay for mistreated dogs
• Drunken man with gun arrested at fairgrounds
• Man accused of threatening to kill child’s mother
• United Way campaign aims to raise $7 million
• Postcard: Edison wooed second wife in Greentown home
• Suit over North Canton grant dismissed again
• Recognition dinner is Canton Jaycees’ final event
• Perry police arrest two after burglary
• Perry police summon Highway Patrol for burglary arrest
• Stark County raises dog license fees
• Stark County health board hires new leader
• Stark County volunteers aiding hurricane victims
• Move made to revive dismissed North Canton lawsuit
• Timken pays $92 million for new company
• Supreme Court upholds Canton man’s double murder conviction
• Plane makes emergency landing near Sugarcreek; none hurt
• Police seize guns, drugs in Canton house with toddler
• Stark County Fair has something for everyone
• Civil War cannon to highlight Canton Museum of Art exhibit
• Project Rebuild shines in latest state report card
• Chick-fil-A Hosts Malone Pioneers
• Stark County Fair stage is safe, say officials
• Repairs coming to levee along Route 21
• Developers of The Strip optioning more land in Jackson
• Osnaburg school board OKs parking lots for school
• Crash closes westbound lanes of Tuscarawas
• Local Borders included in Books-A-Million deal
• Farm lobby endorses Ohio union ballot issue
• Write-in candidates join fall ballot in Stark County
• Wayward squirrel renders about 2,500 people powerless
• Alliance-area man involved in ATV crash has died
• Cleveland sex offender arrested in Minerva with teen
• Veteran Leadership, Experience Looks To Drive 2011 Malone Men’s Soccer Team
• The Monday After: Don Hertler Sr. was a coach with class
• Vacant Massillon land may get new owners
• Jackson teens face arson, burglary charges
• Fire chases four from southwest Canton home
• North Canton City Council seeks pedestrian study
• Jackson teen trio charged in fires, break-ins
• Ex-hospital's owner owe county $25,850
• 2011 Football Preview: Underclassmen Contributions Key As Pioneers Aim For Improvement
• North Lawrence man killed in ATV crash
• New lawsuits filed over Zeigler’s ouster, bond
• Local officials excited about state changes on business recruitment
• Car crashes into Marc’s; one person taken to hospital
• Canton police do weekend sweep near two schools
• Alliance-area man injured in ATV crash
• Zeigler bond issue is headed to court
• Man sentenced to prison for home invasion robbery
• Reedurban school items to be sold at Sept. 17 auction
• Crime report for Aug. 29
• Reports from two officers, three others shed light on Canton police video
• Methodist church, Zion temple sign pact
• Carroll County Collage: Gift digs deeper into family history
• Former pro athletes play in celebrity Clearview tourney
• Help for young shooting victim
• Church gives away shoes
• Ohio cycle bar puts party on the road
• Canton garage fire under investigation
• Wilderness Center to host auction
• Couponing tips offered at Canal Fulton Library
• Fundraiser set for Massillon BOE candidate
• Canal Fulton man accused of entering home, exposing himself, threatening family
• Police K-9 catches man stealing more than 1,000 pounds of titanium
• Convicted felon accused of trying to strike corrections officer
• Man with knife, arrested after woman, dog assaulted
• School year brings even more risk for teen drivers
• Malone University's Michael Miller Acknowledged
• Malone University Hosts Health Promotion Fair
• Malone University Announces Fall Chapel Schedule
• Malone University Awarded by University and College Designers Association
• Irene on the minds of Stark Countians
• Utility crews here set to help ‘fight’ Irene
• State of the unions: What do you think?
• Canton man faces charges after Bolivar car crash
• Lexington to hold hearing on homeowner's fence
• Canton man admits failure to pay income tax
• Two remain in hospital after car crashes into courthouse
• Applegrove to close for 60 days beginning Sept. 6
• Four-star Gen. Donn A. Starry dies
• More Experienced Team In 2011 To Propel Malone Women’s Soccer Program
• New Philadelphia woman dies of injuries from crash
• Three Canton residents allegedly part of drug ring
• Tom Harmon pleads no contest to resisting arrest
• Canton men indicted on federal drug charges
• Timken Co., University of Akron to boost tech ties
• Books-A-Million resurrects offer to buy Borders store
• Is Hurricane Irene disrupting your plans?
• See how your school scored on state report card
• Meyers Lake mulls zoning appeal by used car lot
• One arrested at burglary in progress; another flees
• Early-morning storm causes scattered power outages
• In 300 words: Bluegrass Gospel Convention celebrates 27th year
• Charita Goshay - Try to find some common ground on SB5
• Malone University Kawfee Haus and Concert Series Presents: The Vespers/Dave and the Old Folks
• Malone University Presents Culturefest 2011 Featuring Rudy and the Professionals, One Voice, Brian Paramore and Step Show
• Three terms enough for Plain’s Shriver
• Ohio Supreme Court to hear appeal in firetruck fatal
• Stark, Wayne under severe thunderstorm warning
• Court hears testimony of fatal shooting
• Rosemarie Hall to be Stark's next family court judge
• Job and Family Services union agrees to pay freeze
• Stark schools make the grade on state report cards
• What's your average day like?
• Sparse attendance at Stark meeting on redistricting
• Jackson teacher honored as top mock trial coach
• More strong storms forecast for late Wednesday
• Marlboro police arrest Alliance man on cocaine charge
• Troopers find $31,000, cocaine after high-speed chase
• Man strips off clothes while being chased by police
• Malone University Announces Information Meetings Regarding Accelerated Degree Completion Program in Management
• Malone University Launches 2011 Season with Bellstores Kickoff Classic
• Back to School for Canton - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Earthquake has small effect here
• Officials investigating arsons in Jackson Twp.
• Two released from hospital, no charges yet in courthouse crash
• 5.9 earthquake rattles East Coast, Northeast Ohio
• Stark County jobless rate stays steady in July
• Driver who killed Uniontown officer avoids jail time
• Quake shakes Ohio but leaves little damage
• Dog warden seeks higher license, kennel fees
• Hearing set for officer in concealed carry video
• Police, fire officials probe two blazes on Erie Avenue
• WW II Then and Now: Stationed in the desert
• Two of six hurt when car crashes into courthouse released from hospital
• Millersburg man leads Canton police on late-night chase
• The Monday After: A four-star general in Jackson
• Made in Stark: Sweet tooth, meet Sugar Rush
• North Canton residents sound off on flooding
• City of Canton Parking Ticket Amnesty Program
• Malone University Worldview Forum Series: There’s and App for That: The Impact of Social Media on Relationships
• Information Meeting for NEW RN to BSN Degree Completion Program - October, 2011
• Pay raises approved for some Canton officials
• Car stolen from Jackson crashes into Cambridge courthouse
• Tri-county Waste District meeting of Friday
• Borrowed car impounded after police chase
• Brothers fight over candy-bar theft
• Secrest, Kiddey hired by Stark Board of Elections
• Keaton, Resnick will be out as Canton City Schools board members
• Canton council to vote on pay raises for city officials
• Louisville-area teen killed in Route 30 collision
• Time running down for Crestline Street relocation
• Stark County students set to go back to school
• New details revealed in North Canton home invasion
• Man not fit for trial in stabbing of grandmother
• Massillon man gets two years for gas station robbery
• Gunman gets six years for robbing McDonald's
• YWCA collecting furniture for those in need
• Team NEO sees some growth in local economy
• Akron-Canton Airport breaks monthly passenger record
• Grandfather to race across Sahara for Down syndrome
• County thinks a land bank could tackle blight
• Robbery, rape in North Canton
• Crime report for Aug. 21
• Hawk Nelson, Louisville lads ‘Rock the Park’
• North Canton police looking for suspects in home invasion
• Postcard from Lake Twp.: Fichtner keeps nature alive
• Canton offers parking ticket amnesty
• Food Network visits Canton South HS restaurant
• Fun on Main Street: A weekend of festivals
• Crime report for Aug. 20
• Destiny Movement aims for positive change
• Prayer Walk Planned at Malone
• 'Shack-A-Thon' raises awareness of homelessness
• Louisville Constitution Day Festival opens for weekend
• Assault case ends with plea deal, suspended sentence
• Impaired driving under increased scrutiny
• Sobriety checkpoint tonight
• Tribe sends Kipnis to DL, Carrera to Columbus
• Catholic Charities dinner will honor three locals
• Students pick up school supplies, fun at Nimisilla Park
• Parole denied for Jackson Township killer
• Share your back-to-school photos, memories
• Stark Library events commemorate Civil War
• Malone Athletics Announces Addition of 13 Student-Athletes
• Downtown Canton office building, parking deck for sale
• Crash ties up Fulton Drive NW in Avondale
• Efforts to raze Stark homes met with bureaucracy
• Three decades of ‘ghosts’ haunt victim of fatal shooting
• Mercy honors Jackson Twp. paramedics
• State Route 800 in Pike Twp. to reopen Friday afternoon
• Lehman High School alumni holding annual picnic
• Javier Colon, winner of 'The Voice,' coming to Akron
• Chesapeake Energy to lease office space in Canton
• 2011 HOF Timken Grand Parade to air on TV
• Editor's Extra: Canton as experienced by a snob
• Postcard from Paris Twp.: The highest point in Stark
• Grease fire spreads smoke through Tim's Tavern
• Boards and ballots: Redraw district yourself
• Stark County commissioners' Wednesday meeting
• Osnaburg Local to auction off land at former school
• Mag ranks Canton 207th among minor league markets
• 2nd Stark County Jail tour draws more of a crowd
• Fifth man arrested in Canton home invasion murder
• Woman accused of bomb threats not fit for trial
• Brown Twp. pulls levy request off November ballot
• Hoover retirees sue Whirlpool over health care plan
• Fundraiser to upgrade heating, cooling at dog pound
• Louisville gets grant to check status of brownfield
• Massillon couple charged in stabbing of Akron woman
• Akron-Canton Airport opens new food court
• Malone University Offers a ‘Sneak Peek’ at College Life
• Jackson Local BOE meeting of Tuesday
• North Canton officials to review flood problems
• North Canton Main Street Festival this weekend
• Judge sets Brewster man free in 1998 slaying
• Holmes County boy, 11, not fit to stand trial in murder
• Stark County explores online bidding process
• Judge to decide if 11-year-old murder suspect can stand trial
• June murder in Canton leads to indictment of two Massillon men
• Fathers to walk kids to school on Sept. 22
• Grand jury indicts Massillon man for marijuana grow operation
• The Monday After: Nolf still signing his money
• Court hearing rescheduled in Canton drive-by shooting
• Museum fundraiser to revive a night at Meyers Lake
• Louisville gearing up for Constitution festivities
• Coroner rules on hit-and-run death of Tiffany Trescott
• Two more arrests in Canton home invasion murder
• Civil War exhibit at Lake Township Historical Society
• WW II Then and Now: Meteorologist from Massillon
• No citizens show up for Stark jail tour
• Alliance City Council meeting of Monday
• Louisville City Council meeting of Monday
• Arrests made in home invasion murder of Canton man
• Massillon man charged in Canton death
• Jackson CIC canceled tonight's meeting
• Canton cab driver shot to death in New Franklin
• Canton trail dedication rescheduled for Aug. 25
• Alliance murder suspect also charged with corpse abuse
• Stark Parks to host Animal Wellness Day
• Three traffic accidents reported on I-77
• Aliiance may approve loan for Masonic lodge
• Burglar caught by victim gets 8-year prison term
• Canton men charged with firing guns from vehicle
• Fire destroys vacant gas station, store
• Google to buy Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion
• Carroll County Collage: Dine, dance for Hospice
• In Jackson, Fire Department reigns supreme
• Stark 20/20: Stark governments share services rather than merge
• Malone - RN to BSN Nursing Info Mtg - August
• Malone Degree Completion - August
• Jackson Local’s new chief leads greening effort
• Woman charged in hit, run
• Canton police investigate two homicides
• O’Jays fans come for benefit concert, discover Canton as a bonus
• Motorcyclist dies in Lake Township crash
• Program gives businesses time to pay Ohio use tax
• Ohio storyteller’s tale spanned decades, oceans
• Man arrested after five-hour standoff at home
• U.S. Marine Sgt. Daniel J. Patron laid to rest
• Canton BOE: Levy needed to replace funding losses
• Crash kills 2011 Perry High School graduate
• Motorcyclist injured in hit-and-run accident
• Heavy rains, hot days bring out mosquitoes in some areas
• Renacci has fruitful breakfast talks in D.C.
• Sandy Twp. tire fire quelled quickly
• Eyesore houses in Canton to face wrecking ball
• WWII bombers fly again at MAPS Museum
• 'Love Train' on track to raise scholarship funds
• Goodyear innovation could make tire pumps obsolete
• Market Avenue to reopen near Lake High School
• Canton puts 22 structures on demolition list
• Malvern to seek police levy
• Pizza Oven seeks liquor licenses for new building
• Police say suspect failed to register as sex offender
• Canton man accused of killing his girlfriend's puppy
• Attendance at HOF festival down — but not devastating
• Library’s Amnesty Brings Food To The Hungry Of Stark County
• Free screenings part of O’Jays weekend event
• North Canton’s master plan to unfold on new website
• Sgt. Patron's body arrives as family members look on
• Stark Development Board takes close look at fracking
• Canton man gets probation for wiring cash to Nigeria
• Cost of America's wars weighs on Renacci
• Jackson to tackle zoning appeals on parking, sign size
• Man kicked in the face during argument in Canton
• Malone University Announces: #5997 F Information Meetings Regarding Graduate Programs - September 2011
• Optimism on Atwood Lodge: Commissioner 'pleased' with talks
• Back-to-school event offers free supplies, advice
• Perry Marine to be buried near fallen comrade
• Oil fire in tank at Canton Drop Forge contained
• Chesapeake lease could be big cash for Carrollton
• Suit aimed at Suarez grant is dismissed
• Residents cash in on gold rush during Treasure Hunters Roadshow stop in Plain
• Politics Central: Village of Brewster
• Stark County candidates and issues filed for Nov. ballot
• Natural-gas leak causes fire at Carroll home
• Hotel drowning victim identified
• Mosquitos with West Nile virus found in Canton
• You would move the Ribs Burnoff downtown
• Angels Standing Tall seeks end to violence
• Plaza owner seeks liquor licenses
• Plain family's awkward photo finishes 2nd in contest
• Driver going to prison after fleeing fatal crash
• Canton auditor files for bankruptcy
• Jury rejects EMT claims against Massillon over ambulance service
• Stark County traffic deaths rise sharply in 2011
• Lawrence Township teen indicted in fatal crash
• Weather dampens drum and bugle corps competition
• No local reports of sickness from tainted turkey
• Canton Jaycees to dissolve following Distinguished Service Award dinner
• Man charged with interfering with plane
• Severe thunderstorm warning for Stark County
• Iconographer to visit St. Haralambos on Sunday
• Fire damages kitchen of Alliance home
• 20-year old faces 25 counts in Canal Fulton area crime spree
• Man found dead at bottom of hotel pool
• Planking hits Canton
• Commissioners cancel work session on Zeigler bond
• Big Taste grill, parade edition benefit United Way
• WW II Then and Now: Preparing the way for invasion
• Made in Stark: Cutter grows with golf
• Perry man accused of hitting his brother with a brick
• Malone University Pioneers Help The Homeless
• Malone University Fountain Gallery Presents an Art Alumni Exhibit
• Problems continue to delay new Tuslaw elementary building
• Wholesale electric plan to go to Canton voters
• Canton City Schools are asking voters for a 7.9-mill levy
• Families of other slain soldiers offer support
• Friends, neighbors mourn Sgt. Daniel Patron
• Police charge Alliance man with murder
• Trial delayed for man at center of gun arrest
• Perry grad Daniel J. Patron killed in Afghanistan
• North Canton store seeks Sunday liquor sales
• Awkward photo could have local couple saying ‘Aloha’
• Will anyone bond Zeigler?
• Canton man who tried to abduct boy gets prison term
• Alliance man avoids prison for vandalism spree
• Minerva's Consumers Bancorp reports earnings up in 4Q
• Autopsies planned for Copley gunman, 7 others killed
• Tuscarawas Twp. man arrested for break-in at Maggiore's
• Canton Township man takes sledgehammer to wife's car
• Man charged in assault of deputy, fellow jail inmate
• Todd Porter: Despite adversity, Canton puts on a good show
• Mom seeks support for brain-injury sufferers
• Man harvests golf balls for a living
• People's garden helps feed local needy
• No game, no problem for fans
• Argument ends with 8 shot to death, 2 wounded in Copley
• 'Aristocrat of Bands' struts its stuff for fans
• Perry grad Daniel J. Patron killed in Afghanistan
• Teen dies after he's stunned by campus officer
• Deadline for Submitting Applications for Police Officer Positions
• Todd Porter: Enshrinees find redemption at Hall of Fame
• SHANNON SHARPE: A legend’s three ‘D’s
• DEION SANDERS: A humble Hall entry
• LES RICHTER: ‘Imposing figure’ ends up in Hall
• MARSHALL FAULK: ‘Crazy special’ night
• Ed Sabol enters the Pro Football Hall of Fame
• Chris Hanburger enters Hall of Fame
• Richard Dent enters Hall of Fame
• Healy goes extra mile for Canton to gain call center
• Football festival means time, money for city
• Woman injured after collision with parade float
• Crowd has a grand time at Grand Parade
• Storms in the forecast for Saturday afternoon
• Parade continues after accident with float
• Parade delayed after accident with float
• Video: Canton vocalist wins Budweiser talent contest
• Get jug, go to Acme, fill with beer
• Infusion of new jobs highlights parking problem in downtown Canton
• Light rain falls before start of Grand Parade
• School of Education and Human Development Malone’s Kappa Delta Pi Chapter Awarded
• Rep review: Southside Johnny, Jukes party at Ribs Burnoff
• Cast and crew pull off a fine HOF Fashion Show
• NFL, players sign labor deal at Hall of Fame
• Boy Scouts take top float prize in Timken Grand Parade
• Hall of Fame breaks ground for expansion project
• Hunger Task Force to exchange meat for recalled turkey
• Washington Twp. considers zoning variance
• Teen chased onto church roof; arrested in double shooting
• Sex offender accused of puncturing tire with knife
• Six miles by canoe a dream come true for 78-year-old woman
• Malone University Presents Between A Rock And Grace Place Women’s Conference
• Bell may toll for courthouse clock tower
• First Play kicks off HOF enshrinement weekend
• Washington Twp. to vote on property tax
• Perry Township company nabs first Ribs Burnoff award
• Crash ties Lake Township road
• Canton man indicted for growing marijuana
• Alliance man charged with counterfeiting
• 2 Stark library branches to open at noon Saturday
• Stadium Park closed to traffic for HOF activities
• Is the economy spoiling your HOF fun?
• Canton man lured from bar, shot several times
• Bicyclists riding across America, via Stark
• Furniture restoration business damaged by fire
• Hartville woman claims $50,000 lottery prize
• Some Hall of Fame events to be televised on Canton cable
• Firefighters battle industrial blaze at Bowdil Co.
• Malone University Kawfee Haus and Concert Series Presents Dolson
• Hunger Task Force Eyes Programs for August 2011
• Burnoff judges take rib sampling seriously
• Stark voters to face sales tax on November ballot
• Rapist likely to die in prison
• Condo fire damage tops $850,000
• Washington Twp. to place property tax on Nov. ballot
• Jackson fires 17-year police department veteran
• Chiappini named interim president at Stark State
• Wilson Foundation donates $2.5M for HOF expansion
• Sickly fox prompts wildlife warning
• Canton boy shot in neck 'possibly' gang-related
• Canton man stabbed in the back after fight
• Hall of Famers to sign autographs at mall
• Enshrinees will visit Shiloh Baptist
• Skills game robber gets six years
• Pileggi's seeks license for Sunday liquor sales
• Canton Twp. man charged with Magnolia bank robbery
• ystark! seeks applicants for new fellowship
• Alliance police accuse man of selling drugs to informant
• Dennison man arrested after reckless driving on Route 30
• High school athletes heat up, cool down
• Hartville Village Council meeting of Aug. 2
• Free weddings in August and September
• North Canton condominium burns
• Stark County Young Life names suburban area director
• Zupka named chaplain at Walsh University
• Former Martin School sold to ChildReach Ministries
• Ribs vendor returns, better than ever
• Greentown VFW seeks Sunday liquor sales
• WW II Then and Now: Helping to rebuild Europe
• Hot and humid weather may usher in strong storms
• Drunken driving suspect leads police to his home
• Police say rape suspect used son as shield from K-9
• The Monday After — Women who served in Korea saluted
• Made in Stark — Got paint? Harrison does
• Department Of Church Relations Now Scheduling Malone University Outreach Groups
• Information Meeting for NEW RN to BSN Degree Completion Program
• Meet Lauren Cheviron
• Three arrested in Alliance gang-related beating
• Driver gets jail time for causing fiery, deadly crash
• Alliance City Council meeting of Aug. 1
• N. Canton veterinarian clinic mourns loss of Dr. Weaver
• Alliance Kohl's store set to open in September
• Renacci plans to support latest debt-ceiling deal
• Thunderstorm watch for Stark County until 9 p.m.
• July was one of hottest, wettest months on record
• Refuge of Hope’s new dining hall opens Wednesday
• Judge revokes Canton drunk driver’s license for 10 years
• Prosecutors drop robbery charge against Alliance man
• Crash injures Tuscarawas County woman
• North Canton’s TruBridge to hire 100 new employees
• Crime report for Aug. 1
• Jackson school board moves ahead on energy plan
• Stark 2020: Residents chip in to tackle blight
• Malone - Graduate Info Mtgs - August
• Four hurt in two-car crash in Tusc Township
• Panel to study combining Ohio school districts
• WHAT’S GOING ON HERE? Taco Bell getting an upgrade on Tusc
• POSTCARD FROM CANTON: Four fields grow into super softball complex
• Lake police chief passes torch
• Shipbaugh to reign over 2001 HOF Festival
• Meet Brooke Catazaro
• Swarm of balloons fills Stark County skies
• Ohio’s rebounding tourism sector adding new jobs
• Toledo airport looks to replace closing cargo hub
• Ohio loses 6 law enforcement officers in 6 months
• 2 killed in Ohio when Wright replica plane crashes
• Balloons expected to lift off tonight at Jackson-Belden Food Fest
• Convicted felon in domestic dispute had loaded stolen gun
• Firefighters fight early morning vacant house fire
• Canton man arrested after Wal-Mart shoplifting
• Bold Face: Lucca restaurant open for business
• Weather grounds balloons, but Foodfest goes on
• Keep looking up, colorful aircraft on way
• Property tax on ballot in Marlboro
• County to close Applegrove St. NE for three days
• SMHA approves $5.4 million to build Hunter House
• Chesapeake hopes to drive Ohio’s economy
• No balloon launch, but nightglow on
• Canton Temple of Praise to welcome new pastor
• Minerva church to host "Financial Peace University"
• Grand jury indictments
• ODOT to restrict lanes on state Route 241
• Man won't talk to police after being shot in leg
• Jackson to consider rezoning property on Whipple
• Use caution at intersection of W Tusc and High
• Winds ground Friday morning balloon launch
• Who is your favorite 2011 HOF enshrinee — and why?
• Everyone loves the Hall of Fame parades
• Sex offender arrested after failing to register address
• Police respond to 'trouble,' arrest wanted woman
• Storms in forecast; morning balloon launch canceled
• GOP bills target abortion in Ohio
• HOF festivities kick off with concert, fireworks
• Kasich hails Chesapeake shale discovery as ‘shot in arm’ for Ohio
• Video: Officer Harless also lost temper on earlier arrest
• Gun group calls for Schulman, Harless to resign
• Truck leaves trail of fuel in Osnaburg
• Canton kids get surprise reward for work in program
• Police sweep nets 19 arrests, 10 citations and more
• Minerva Local seeks renewal of emergency levy
• Forecast upgrades chance of severe storms tonight
• Alliance man kills himself as police close in
• Magnolia to ask voters to renew police, village levies
• Frito-Lay expands Green distribution center
• Alliance man acquitted of rape charge
• Marlboro to seek 2-mill levy for road maintenance
• Strong storms could lead to flooding Friday
• Fumbleball game to help Massillon boy get service dog
• Judge: Canton woman insane when she killed husband
• Detroit men arrested after heroin found in vacuum cleaner
• Massillon man accused assaulting apartment dwellers
• Man tries to slam door on police officer
• Massillon police arrest man with gun
• Trip to Underground Railroad museum canceled
• Canton man found with marijuana, scale and a gun
• SARTA meeting explains route changes
• Postcard from Sugar Creek Twp.: Baylor Beach a cool spot
• New Malone University Students Head Into The Streets To Volunteer
• Chick-fil-A to Host Malone Pioneer Nights – Meet the 2011 Pioneer Football Team and Cheerleaders!
• Weaver Child Development Center at Malone University
• Galleries at Malone University Present a Variety of Art Forms
• Prayer Walk Planned at Malone University
• Woman raped by man hiding in car
• Former stagecoach inn serves as home to historical society
• Building supplier buys 84 Lumber site in Perry Twp.
• Experimental airship has to land prematurely
• Judge ends bond case on deceased man’s home
• Student steals bulletproof vest from Alliance police
• Blood drive offers Browns ticket to donors
• Stark County commissioners delay decision on sales tax
• Stark County commissioners reject Beach City annexation
• Catholic Relief Services seeks aid for East Africa
• Massillon club seeks liquor permit
• Heinen’s issues recall of crab dip
• Ground broken for $11.8M wind energy center
• Three arrested in Plain Township drug raid
• Hospitals ‘lien’ on patients for medical bills
• Man tries to abduct woman at gunpoint
• Plain Township residents want total ban on fracking
• Renacci to support Boehner’s plan
• Neftzer, Haschak get new contracts
• Post offices in Canton, Carroll could be closed
• Video: Budget cuts would hit jail hard, sheriff says
• Roads to close Thursday for concert, fireworks
• Giant grill to visit Canton to support United Way
• Canton man stabbed in abdomen after argument
• Tuslaw grad Travis signs with Seattle Seahawks
• Stark, Canton jobless rates climb again in June
• Route 800 closed in Pike for emergency repairs
• Cleveland man gets 2 years for discount store robbery
• Prosecutors want court to rethink Zeigler decision
• YMCA had first 'float' in HOF parade
• Made in Stark: Tomasino's evolves into Savory Meat
• Cicchinelli frank about his future: Retirement
• Mosquito spraying scheduled
• Jackson Township trustees meeting of July 25
• Plaque to honor Stark soldier killed in 2010
• Lake Local BOE meeting of July 25
• NW Local BOE meeting of July 25
• Crash knocks out power in Perry
• Driver indicted in crash that killed motorcyclist
• Shannon Street to close for pipe replacement
• Players approve deal to end NFL lockout
• Thunderstorm watch lifted for Stark County
• Man gets 6 years for Plain Twp. skills game robbery
• Canton man gets 4 years for robbery with fake gun
• Akron-Canton Airport enjoys its busiest month ever
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for NE Ohio
• Diocese tasks Skube with developing plan for Stark schools
• Gun fired into northwest Canton home
• Canton 15-year-old shot in foot
• Vacant house burns in northeast Canton
• Canton woman assaulted in her home
• Woman, three men rob 87-year-old Canton man
• Local football fan has signature sports collection
• Mayor Healy Statement Regarding Cancellation Of The Hall Of Fame Game
• Stark weathers the heat
• Committee likely to redraw Massillon's wards
• Police dog Inca helps end domestic standoff
• Public libraries offer more than books
• Ohio federal judges to test video cameras in court
• Ohio league for special-needs kids hopes to expand
• New Phila teen wins Soap Box Derby title
• Canton man mugged in the northwest section of Canton
• She fights cancer in mom’s memory
• HOF official announces event 'enhancement'
• Postcard: Blast from his past
• Businesses owners expect fallout from loss of HOF Game
• Friday rain brings cool respite
• Perry Drive to remain closed until early Saturday
• Canton police shut down Facebook page
• Perry Drive closed just south of West Tusc
• Towpath trail reopens in Cuyahoga Valley National Park
• Books-A-Million may buy local Borders
• MWCD votes to suspend razing of Atwood Lodge
• Admitted rapist could get life in prison
• Eshelman Avenue NE to be closed for two days
• Commissioners to discuss sales tax, future budgets
• Osnaburg schools set stage to seek 11-mill levy
• Canton man stabbed after wrestling match
• Oelslager named to redistricting panel
• Locals gear up derby cars for Akron race Saturday
• Murder charge dismissed in fatal Canton stabbing
• Hall of Fame Game canceled; NFL owners approve agreement
• Dog pound full; adopters needed
• Video: Canton officer under investigation after concealed carry arrest
• Man admits killing Staats, stuffing him in septic tank
• Some residents take advantage of cooling centers
• Motorcycle accident claims Dellroy man
• Stark voters sign on to SB 5 repeal petition
• Canton Local promotes Frank Kruger
• Heroin use on the rise, Stark prosecutor warns
• Sessions to offer help for stimulus scam victims
• Nimishillen church seeks OK for off-street parking
• Huntington Bank earnings rise in second quarter
• High water totals 40 cars at Spitzer
• Malone University Announces Information Meetings Regarding Accelerated Degree Completion Program in Management: SEPTEMBER
• Upgrades make county 911 system safer
• Beating the heat trickier for those who work outside
• Floodwater frustration again for Zimber Ditch residents
• Cooling centers to open Thursday in Stark County
• Heat warning issued for Carroll and Tuscarawas
• Here's how some of us are coping with the heat
• Andrew Cassell, teen girl arrested in Virginia
• Red Cross offers tips on how to beat the heat
• Stark declares state of emergency in wake of flooding
• Canton couple gets 4 years for drug trafficking
• Massillon woman sentenced for stealing jewelry beads
• Man, two juveniles arrested in Summit theft spree
• Rolando's seeks liquor license
• Wales Drive reopens in Jackson after flooding
• Young woman reports rape in Canton
• Salem farm part of growing 'sustainable farm' movement
• Perry residents plea for flood help
• Elderly most at risk in heat
• Plain trustees, school board share ideas on developing GlenOak campus
• Renacci says he won’t budge on debt
• Lightning causes crane to catch fire at Republic plant
• Red Cross closes emergency shelter in Jackson Township
• State budget, Senate Bill 5 to affect county finances
• North Canton sets out portable toilets to help flooded residents
• Jackson Local Schools adopts calamity days policy
• Staats was shot before he was dumped in septic tank
• Akron-Canton Airport weathers the storm
• Cuyahoga Valley National Park closes towpath trail
• Cooling shelter opened for victims of flooding, power outages
• Power outage reduces capacity at Canton sewage plant
• Borders staff unsure of future at The Strip
• Pathway Caring for Children deals with third flood this year
• Canton man, 63, chases intruders from home with gun
• Flood warning for Nimishillen Creek; much of Stark deals with high water
• Thousands of homes without power after overnight storms
• Alliance woman robbed after giving man a lift
• Teen reports Sunday morning rape in northwest Canton
• Send us your flooding photos
• Hall of Fame figures get face-lift
• Group to protest Renacci stance on Medicare
• Party will celebrate SB5 petition drive success
• By email or snail mail, scams thrive in Stark County
• Sherrod Brown backs repeal of SB 5 in speech to FOP
• Canton Twp. couple reports cougar sighting
• Fire damages Canton Township home
• Volleyball player sues Ashland University over scholarship
• Oelslager named to redistricting panel
• Copper sculptures above HOF entrance get a makeover
• 161st annual Carroll County Fair opens Tuesday
• Photo show to focus on a 'Year on the Towpath'
• Ritzman may operate Buehler's pharmacies
• Canton man gets 4 years for molesting two boys
• Alliance woman sentenced for role in vandalism spree
• Grady Sizemore goes on DL; Tribe recalls David Huff
• Ohio on the verge of banning texting while driving
• Cleveland church holds mock retrial of Casey Anthony
• Flashing yellow arrow may be added to traffic lights
• Canton man arrested with stolen items in wheelbarrow
• Canton police arrest Lawrence Twp. man on burglary charges
• Heat cranking up for western, central Ohio
• Ohio gasoline prices creep up a couple of cents
• Carroll County Collage: County Fair starts Monday
• Bath salts — the new drug of choice — are outlawed
• Marlington school district looks at new ways to build revenue
• Kayaker found dead in river after two-day search
• Canton to dedicate biking, hiking trail
• Stark Parks’ Nature Rangers focus on feathered friends
• Postcard from Washington Twp.: Butterfly season
• Police dealing with “suicidal woman” on bridge over I-77
• Natural gas leak forces evacuation of five Canton homes
• Family business for 35 years, Crystal Park Hardware branches out
• Countdown to Pro Football HOF Enshrinement Festival
• Minerva man arrested, accused of trying to intimidate police
• North Canton police arrest man on nearly a dozen traffic violations
• Wildlife officials say no signs of cougar in Valley
• What's going on here?
• Wolf reportedly roaming in Phila
• Police union brings its annual meeting to Stark
• Zeigler’s attorneys send legal bill to Stark commissioners
• Book about Kardiac Kids may debut next month
• Carroll County Fair opens Tuesday
• Work to identify body found in septic tank continues
• Grants available for businesses moving to Canton
• Here's how to clear your criminal record
• VXI Global Solutions Changes Location Bringing 1,000 Jobs To Downtown
• New cougar sightings reported; cat kills duck
• SARTA cutting cost of summer ride pass
• Family court judgeship expected to be filled soon
• Zeigler wants to sue Ohio auditor
• Legal Aid opens hotline for 'stimulus scam' victims
• New report: Mountain lion kills duck
• West Branch Local teachers reject 2-year contract
• New hotel planned for Dover
• Stark Library: donate food to erase your fines
• Accident forces detour at Route 62 and 30th Street NE
• Postcard from Magnolia: Many capture image of Magnolia Flouring Mills
• Massillon auditor pushes income tax for November ballot
• New location for planned call center in Canton
• Diversity board member has harsh words for nonjoiners
• Two Clinton men, Canton Twp. man involved in single-car crash
• North Canton chamber seeks input for master plan
• Stark Health commissioner search narrowed
• Plain trustees ban drilling on township property
• Harmon pleads not guilty to charges
• Winesburg poultry company has more than 100 openings
• AEP restores power to Carroll, other counties
• Area professor provides insect removal service
• Navarre considers zoning variance for fruit market
• New Canton hiking-biking trail opening celebration Tuesday
• Gorilla mascot says banana attack was shock
• Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes to play HOF Festival
• Clinton crash sends three to hospital; two 'serious'
• Plain Twp. voters to see police levy in Nov.
• Malone Football To Face Tiffin In BellStores Kickoff Classic on September 1st
• Black gospel radio back on the air in Canton
• Mary Regula remembers first lady Betty Ford
• Power returning to Valley after Monday storm
• Motorcyclist injured after hitting deer
• Movies to light up Massillon golf course by night
• Fire snarls traffic on busy Everhard Road NW
• Restaurant disturbance prompts police to arrest Harmon
• Kasich speaks to Stark County leaders
• Limaville may allow tarped vehicles
• Homes without power in Carroll, Tuscarawas counties
• Civil War images focus of exhibit
• Perry firefighters to install smoke detectors in homes
• Carroll residents vow to fight razing of Atwood resort
• Kent State vows to boost presence in Carroll
• Canton voters may see power issue
• North Canton councilman stepping down
• Massillon to foreclose on 59 Duncan Place
• Bond request again denied in sex case
• Jackson lands $25 million condo project
• Storm's damage repaired
• Storms leave 3,000 customers without power
• Parking attendant killed by horse at Canton festival
• Stark under severe thunderstorm warning
• Driver cited for left of center in Sunday night car-motorcycle crash
• How Canton was able to woo Cavs to Civic Center
• Boosters work to build field for softball champs
• Cutty's Sunset: 'Summertime family’ for many
• Man thrown from motorcycle in crash
• Why no bailout for Atwood? Too expensive
• Italian fest founder still 'The Boss'
• Ebay bid falls short for family selling everything
• Massillon bicyclist struck by motorcycle
• HOF advance ticket sales down as uncertainty surrounds game
• Volunteers brighten Early College Academy grounds
• Fire damages southwest Canton home; no one hurt
• Two Massillon men arrested on drug charges
• Canton man accused in double shooting is arrested after armed burglary, chase
• Trio accused of burglarizing neighbor’s home
• Convicted drug dealer found with guns, marijuana
• Carrollton church moving across the street
• Rogers CRC names administrator
• 3-year-old rescued from well in Canton Township
• Canton man, 19, charged with killing girlfriend
• Marlboro man charged with robbing Magnolia bank
• Free legal advice offered once each month
• Get a life on eBay: Family puts home, all its contents up for auction
• ODOT plans work on I-77, Iowa Avenue NE
• Perry High employees, construction workers evacuated due to propane leak
• Jackson police seek intruder who scuffled with homeowner
• Friday morning storms roll through Stark
• Uniontown man, 2 others accused of stealing from neighbor
• Experimental airplane crashes near East Liverpool
• Information Meeting for New RN to BSN Degree Completion Program
• Board hires new WHS principal
• Residents express frustration over Atwood Lodge decision
• Cavaliers in control of new Canton basketball venture
• Beech Street NE to close east of Easton Street
• Detective testifies about slaying of Delreno Miller
• Video: Jackson man films unusual lights in the sky
• New Mexico Thunderbirds moving to Canton for Cavs
• Cougar could be killed to protect public safety
• Canton to spray for mosquitoes July 11
• Cougar sightings pour in, but there's still no proof
• Cleveland Cavaliers bringing D-League team to Canton
• Grand jury directly indicts McGarr on sex charges
• East Sparta woman loses 8 pets, belongings in fire
• More cougar sightings reported throughout county
• Zeigler's bond likely weeks away
• Barber Airport to host Taylorcraft fly-in
• Concert to close N. Main in North Canton tonight
• Visitation should resume soon at Stark County Jail
• East Canton may ask voters to approve income tax hike
• Man who bit officer lands in prison
• Alliance man gets 3 years for making meth
• Probation for man who barricaded himself inside ex-girlfriend's house
• Cousin of shooting victims arrested with gun
• Green Meadows applies to add beds to nursing home
• 'Cold front' could trigger storms this afternoon
• Homeless man arrested with gun in his pocket
• Stark 20/20 — Stoking fires of innovation
• Oldtimers, new vision — Storied club expanding outreach to new groups
• Despite rain, farmers expect good corn crop
• Malone - RN to BSN Nursing Info Mtg - July
• Malone Adult Degree Completion - July
• Massillon rejects lease deal for gas and oil drilling
• Massillon firefighters' contract extended
• Perry man gets probation for assaulting sister
• Man found naked with underage girl posts bond
• Shooting suspect ordered to undergo counseling
• Jury awards nearly $500,000 in crash trial
• Stark County asks court to reconsider Zeigler reinstatement
• HOF optimistic about Rams-Bears game
• Canton closes park amid mountain lion reports
• Police investigate shooting at Canton gas station
• Zeigler returns to work as Stark County treasurer
• Saylor is new president of Stark County Bar Association
• Woman gets 7 years for crash that killed 'best friend'
• WW II Then and Now: Quartermaster settles in Stark
• Jackson to consider larger sign for shopping plaza
• Fire damages home in northwest Canton
• No new sightings of mountain lion in Stark
• Failing septic systems a problem in Stark
• The Monday After: Students study Civil War in print
• Canton police on lookout for mountain lion after possible sightings
• North Canton parade is all about the kids
• Jackson’s pet parade enters its ninth year Saturday
• Canton spray park won't open until 2012
• Carroll County Collage — Relay for Life reaches goal
• Street festival invites you to dance on bridge
• Ohio Turnpike lease plans bring toll hike fears
• 18-year-old from Canton charged in double shooting
• Retiring Father Keck to miss Zoar flock, stories
• The Declaration of Independence - Video
• Man dead, woman injured in Mahoning Road shooting
• Police: Boyfriend shoves woman, chokes her
• Akron man arrested during burglary in progress when homeowner calls deputies
• Two wanted men arrested in car in northwest Canton neighborhood
• Damaging winds, large hail could be on the way, weather service says
• Bold Face — Pizza Oven to move into new building
• Meyers Lake Sportsman’s Club files suit
• Bolivar Dam project gains approval
• Gordon gets life sentence for killing girlfriend
• Women shot on Market Avenue S
• North Canton acts to block lawsuit
• Perry Twp. church to host concert, barbecue
• Magic Johnson to host basketball tournament in Canton
• Priests with Canton ties reassigned in diocese
• Sobriety checkpoint will be in Perry Township tonight
• Zeigler to resume Stark treasurer's duties Tuesday
• Timken completes purchase of Philadelphia Gear
• Massillon Eagles Club seeks to extend liquor hours
• After two standoffs, man accused of threatening toddler
• Daughter of man killed in raid accused of selling crack
• Driver faces drug charges after reckless driving on I-77
• Child wanders into street — again; father charged
• Atwood Resort will not reopen, building to be razed
• North Canton PD in transition following retirements
• Suspect arraigned on rape charge
• Stark sheriff to step up holiday patrols
• Repository wins top newspaper honors
• Paralyzed man’s amped-up wheelchair headed for D.C.
• Winners, losers in $112 billion Ohio budget bill
• Gov. Kasich signs sweeping $56B Ohio budget
• Renacci town hall meeting turns combative
• Fire causes $40,000 in damage to unoccupied Canton house
• Four fire departments battle house fire in Dalton
• Fire hits North Canton home
• Magic Johnson to host O'Jays basketball tournament
• Library hours will change over July 4 holiday
• Police say reports of 'shots fired' were actually fireworks
• Arts in Stark to host HOF Festival party atop parking deck
• Last day to buy early tickets for 'Polar Express'
• Harbert, Perkowksi join Mercy Professional Care Physicians
• Bond set at $5 million for each murder suspect
• Parking lot to close for paving at Walborn Reservoir
• Area Fourth of July events for 2011
• Could Zeigler lose job again?
• BOE OKs pact with small group teachers
• Minerva schools approve 3-year pact with staff
• 'Massive' pit bull attacks pet at dog park
• 'Love At Second Sight' by Roberta Renk About Battling Cancer Is Available
• Red Cross recognizes Carroll Electric Co-Op
• On Friday, Stark becomes only Ohio county without a sales tax
• Aultman Foundation awards grants to area nonprofits
• Did county get your tax bill? Find out online
• Appeals court rules for Alliance in annexation
• Stark attorney witnesses turmoil in Greece
• Three area school districts receive EPA grants
• Local state reps vote along party lines on state budget
• Canton teachers accept freeze in base pay
• Diamond Singleton murder case goes to grand jury
• Canton man surrenders after three-hour standoff
• Tell us about your Fourth of July traditions
• CitiFinancial changes name to OneMain Financial
• Mama Bears to salute senior football players
• Commissioners plead with public: Without sales tax, county can’t function
• Man accused of using a stick and a note to rob store
• Decision on Beach City annexation case delayed
• Sandy Valley board approves levy renewal
• Perry teachers OK new contract
• Gas pump prices back on rise
• Furnace malfunction starts fire at Canton plant
• Massillon officials debate income tax hike
• Plain trustees ponder police levy
• Sandy Valley seeks renewal of emergency levy Nov. 8
• North Canton can keep state development grant
• No bids in auction for historic Canal Fulton home
• Federal jury convicts man of mail fraud conspiracy
• Boettler Park playground closed until rid of ticks
• Republic Storage receives state loan for equipment
• Joyfest concerts at Fawcett canceled
• What are you reading this summer?
• Roof fire extinguished at PTC Alliance plant
• The Rev. Benson Okpara named Chaplain of the Year
• Residents speak out against Beach City annexation
• Sky Shorts — 'Orphan planets' may outnumber stars
• Cody Marshall finishes second in junior national pole vault
• Area farmers eligible for US loans for storm losses
• Green man charged after getting high on bath salts
• Canton man found shot to death in car on southwest side
• Bag boy accused of selling drugs during lunch break
• The Monday After — Likely Underground Railroad stop up for bid
• Made in Stark — OGC tiles sold worldwide
• Aeros score six in eighth en route to win; Fedroff promoted
• Baristas spill the beans on making the perfect cup
• Massillon officials call public hearing on gas drilling
• North Canton softball champs will get new field
• Canton parents protest new Worley School principal
• Truck crash may close Route 30 in Canton overnight
• Lake Township trustees for June 27
• Orchestra, fireworks features of Thursday's Zing in the City
• Jackson trustees may put fire levy on ballot this year
• Truck crash closes Route 30 in Canton
• Bond uncertainties keep Zeigler out of office
• 'Original airliner,' Ford Tri-Motor flies over Stark County
• Large crowd turns out for job fair at Civic Center
• Finding a job is ... well, a job
• Fire damages Alliance home
• Indians' Chisenhall promoted, to play Monday at Arizona
• Crash knocks out traffic light at W Tusc and High
• Massillon's Bar 3 seeks liquor licenses
• Canton woman admits role in beating, robbery
• Hundreds attend casting call for local movie
• Warren man gets 5 years for inappropriate touching
• Canton teen gets 6 years for role in Family Dollar robbery
• ABCD award to honor Geraldine Radcliffe
• WW II Then and Now: From McKinley High to the Navy
• Are you looking for a job?
• Former Atlantic Seafood building hit by fire
• Ohio National Guard unit shares Desert Storm memories
• Reenactors keep Civil War alive 150 years later
• Carroll County Collage — Nominate a deserving veteran
• Roll out the (oil) barrels; gas prices in free fall
• Massillon to talk lease plan for oil, gas drilling
• Canton man, 66, hospitalized after beating
• Christian station hampered by theft, tangled in red tape
• Adult day care launches golf program
• Funeral home owners will end 80 years on Tuscarawas St. W
• Ohio bicycling enthusiasts wed amid group event
• Police, federal and state agents net quarter-million dollars in raid
• Man arrested when woman appears at work with bruises
• Louisville area men accused of burglarizing home, stealing marijuana
• Highway Patrol to target drunk drivers on Route 800 Saturday night
• Bold Face — Restaurateur forsakes Italian for Mexican
• Family repays firefighters for saving life 20 years ago
• Convenience stores cited for underage tobacco sales
• Police sweep yields more than two dozen arrests
• Sobriety checkpoint in Perry Township tonight
• Treasurer situation should be resolved next week
• Grandma's Kitchen recalls pickled products
• Louisville school employees agree to extend pay freeze
• Crash, diesel spill temporarily closes Revere Avenue NW
• Crash temporarily closes Columbus Road at State Street
• Goodright tapped as Massillon City Schools superintendent
• Free HIV, STD testing available on Monday
• Premier to sell Wooster assets to CSB
• Vassar, Thunderbirds to perform at Ribs Burnoff
• Canton man accused of smoking pot with 3 teens
• Alliance schools providing free lunches all summer
• Malone University Announces Information MeetingsRegarding Accelerated Degree Completion Program in Management: August
• Cavaliers take Serbian forward Milan Macvan in 2nd round
• Hoover retirees pack meeting on changes to health plan
• Supreme Court rules Zeigler should get his job back
• Boil alert issued in Lake Township
• Teen admits killing Canton man, gets 23 years to life
• Rabbi Jon Adland to lead Temple Israel
• Ryan Pape hired as Carroll County 4-H coordinator
• New superintendent of schools to be revealed Friday
• Jackson zoning panel to consider size of home's deck
• Swanson to retire and back McDonald as next sheriff
• EWTN to air North Canton native’s docu-drama
• Alliance police arrest 25 in drug raids
• Snakes alive (and booming) on Lake Erie shores
• Railroad cancels some service, but not Canton to Akron
• Police arrest Canton man with bag full of stolen items
• Louder and clearer for Perry safety forces
• Trial set for man accused of knife, hammer attack
• Marijuana-growing suspect bound over
• Former armory annexed to Canton City
• In 300 words — Death of a child
• Man flees Walgreen's with stolen items
• Canton RSC office moving to 30th Street
• Teen wounded in shooting at Gibbs playground
• Fishers wants patrons to be able to drink in store
• Men accused of hiding drugs in mac-and-cheese box
• Man says he was trying to return stolen truck when it crashed
• Akron man accused of selling heroin in Jackson
• Jackson officer injured during crash investigation
• Three arrested after shots fired in northwest Canton
• Construction to affect Main Street in North Canton
• Portion of Paris Avenue to be closed for 3 days
• New dawn for pawn: Used-goods business up
• Information Meetings Regarding Graduate Programs - August 2011
• Canal Fulton City Council meeting of Tuesday
• Alliance BOE meeting of Tuesday
• Lake Local omits 'belief in God' from mission statement
• Stark DD chief outlines agency's plans
• Pike trustees to seek fall levy
• Free teen-driving program offered at Jackson High
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Stark County
• Kyle Higgins Earns AMC’s 2011 NAIA Dr. LeRoy Walker Champions of Character Award
• InfoCision to hold interviews in Canton
• Jackson police sniff out drug violation
• Stark DD director outlines plans for the future
• Clay's Park to host classic-rock festival in August
• Small crowd attends first public hearing on sales tax
• Volunteers lend a hand to Day of Action
• Lake Local may seek bond issue, levy in November
• Free teen driving program at Jackson High
• Man shot in leg; refuses to talk to police
• Man with gun robs eastside Family Dollar store
• Free document shredding is set for Saturday
• Stormy weather expected late Tuesday, early Wednesday
• Stark, Canton jobless rates rise slightly in May
• The Monday After — 1911 tornado threw Canton into a panic
• Father's Day Fly-In at Beach City wows young, old
• Waterline work delays 55th Street bridge replacement
• NW Local BOE meeting of Monday
• Canton city employees could get pay raise
• Superintendent search narrows to three
• Massillon City Council addresses drilling issues
• Woman again arrested for aerosol abuse
• Stark County sales-tax hearing Tuesday
• Where's the best place to work in NE Ohio?
• Alliance City Council meeting of Monday
• Louisville BOE meeting of Monday
• Louisville City Council meeting of Monday
• Jump into summer!
• Traffic signal to be out at 25th Street/Cleveland Avenue NW
• Motorcyclist gets 4 years in prison for crash
• Akron-Canton Airport sets May passenger record
• Mom who drugged kids avoids prison
• Diocese of Youngstown continues to merge parishes
• OSHA fines Bontrager after fatal trench collapse
• Are you facing foreclosure? Help is out there
• Tavern owner avoids prison for gambling conviction
• MinuteClinic opens inside Jackson CVS Pharmacy
• FirstMerit to stress personal touch in new campaign
• Parents protest principal move
• Kasey's Dad — He's everywhere and nowhere
• Juneteenth celebration joyful
• Thousands cruise in to party in Massillon
• Public-records lawsuits under criticism
• Drilling frenzy reaches Tuscarawas Valley
• Oil, gas drilling boom good for local businesses
• More than 1,000 attend expo for Canton Marathon
• Bold face: Papacostas breathes life into dead buildings
• Marlboro Volunteers to display military equipment
• Group claims more than enough names for SB5 ballot issue
• Military chopper lands safely in Tuscarawas Twp.
• Man jumps from second floor during Canton fire
• Calves killed in Carroll County barn fire
• Marlington hires Anna Minor as assistant superintendent
• Wanted parolee, six others arrested in drug raid
• Green Revolution: Museum ‘recycles’ exhibition
• Business booming at Canton Community Clinic
• Malone Author to Review Book at Border’s
• Malone University Department Of Theology Announces New Program Leading To The Master Of Arts Degree In...
• Canton Marathon countdown begins
• Property tax bills are in mail
• Troopers seek information about I-77 shooting
• Tonight's Summer Concert Series event postponed
• Nimishillen men charged in fatal Marlboro crash
• Pete Papacostas has big plans for Canton
• Hartville Circle K store seeks liquor license
• Motorcyclist injured in collision with car
• Car vandals busy in Massillon
• Bean counters grind out coffee price hike
• Stark highways to honor fallen soldiers
• Chance of hazardous weather in today's forecast
• Canton man charged in fatal motorcycle crash
• North Canton motorcyclist stopped after brief chase
• Search under way for next WHS principal
• Thieves target area vehicles — keep yours locked
• Some Stark trails remain closed due to flood damage
• Municipal Court employees get pay raises
• This time, Tusc trustees won’t fight city's annexation attempt
• Chesapeake plans well near Congress Lake
• Commissioners approve DD contracts, raises
• Green baby sitter convicted of murder
• Fairless student injured in morning crash is 'stable'
• Army recruiter admits trying to have sex with teen
• Laser and medical spa opens in Plain Township
• NEOUCOM to become Northeast Ohio Medical University
• Watch the Walsh University Chorale sing for the pope
• Canton man pleads guilty to robbery with BB gun
• Jackson Twp. man dies while scuba diving in quarry
• Rash of burglaries reported in Canal Fulton, Lawrence Twp.
• Some Stark Parks trails still washed out
• Fairless Middle School student life-flighted after Navarre Road crash
• Life flight summoned to scene of Navarre Road crash
• Football HOF: Get your enshrinement tickets
• A day to honor Old Glory
• Plain Township trustees' Tuesday meeting
• Minerva Village Council's Tuesday meeting
• Perry trustee drives car into ethics thicket
• Trustees set policy on scrap-metal sale
• Event to help raise funds for Meals on Wheels
• Police find driver who fled scene of fatal crash
• North Canton cyclist, author to present library program in Phila
• Judge oks Zeigler’s use of assets to pay legal bills
• Sandy Valley may try to extend life of emergency levy
• Canton South hires Jeffrey Moore as assistant principal
• Suit filed to block North Canton's grant for Suarez
• Farmers National Bank expands into Stark
• Search continues for driver in fatal cycle crash
• Memorial springs up for teen bicycle crash victim
• Canton man admits he robbed banks in Stark, Akron
• HOF may borrow up to $10 million for expansion
• Walsh University Chorale to sing for the pope
• Man gets 10 years for rape of developmentally disabled woman
• Renacci to sponsor job fair on June27
• Fire destroys vacant house in northeast Canton
• Jackson Brown to perform in Akron
• Anti-fracking group rallies in North Canton
• Stark 20/20 — Battling obesity
• Girl, 6, to sing national anthem at Aeros game
• Men in black, riding bikes, arrested in Jackson
• Woman, 64, delays retirement for new career
• Lynn Drive-In celebrates 75th anniversary
• Malone Author to Review Book at Borders
• Friends wash cars to help family of crash victim
• Checkpoint yields two arrests
• Authorities call off manhunt for hit-and-run driver
• I-77 southbound in Canton now open after crash
• AirTran to keep service to Milwaukee
• Anti-fracking rally under way in North Canton
• Authorities ask for help to find driver in fatal crash
• Crash closes I-77 southbound in Canton
• Canton woman reports rape
• Attempted abduction reported in southwest Canton
• Bob Dylan to perform at Nautica in August
• Magazine rates Consumers Bancorp among its Top 200
• New Philadelphia man wins $100,000 lottery prize
• Perry men sentenced for stealing equipment for scrap
• Two sentenced for Perry home-invasion robbery
• Stark drops charge against Akron sex offender
• WW II Then and Now: Building a base on Guadalcanal
• How much milk does a school serve in a year?
• Car wash to benefit family of bike crash victim
• St. Clement's priest moving to St. Peter's in Canton
• Let's celebrate your graduation
• 'Gang' of teens robs 8-year-old Canton boy
• Many eligible for Golden Buckeye don’t know it
• Reform bill aims at jail overcrowding
• Death stirs debate over 911, emergency staffing
• Abandoned home burns to ground
• NW students plan walk-a-thon to honor Ryan Trewin
• Copper robbers risk lives, cause power outages
• Plans in works for auctioned Canton City School property
• Teen boy dies when his bike hits side of SUV
• Man found laying on syringes after incident involving pellet gun
• New I-77 signs to keep motorists ahead of the curve
• Bold Face — Bear Creek resort gets new pool
• Teen boy killed in bicycle-SUV collision
• Politicians report primary spending
• Canton Blues Festival heats up downtown
• Stark State College caps 50th anniversary
• Google Maps coming to your neighborhood
• Jackson Realtor expands
• Half of Stark County under severe thunderstorm warning
• Two arrested after gun call on Mahoning Road NE
• No charges for driver who clipped teen girl in Jackson
• Bike rally to support repeal of SB5 Saturday
• Opponents rally against fracking on Monday
• Anthony Hartsoe acquitted of attempted murder charges
• Akron police adviser to Explorers Post accused of stealing
• Applicants line up for Canton call center jobs
• Vigil Saturday for family of stabbing victim
• Brewster to consider variance for office building
• Stark County HazMat team is ready for almost anything
• Summer Reading Club theme is 'One World, Many Stories'
• Pathway, tired of flood damage, takes evasive action
• Canton house fire displaces family; woman, grandchildren, dog unharmed
• Historic newspaper edition survives the decades
• Vicente Fox, 2 Cabinet heads set for Ohio meeting
• Motorcycle rally planned to oppose Senate Bill 5
• Carroll board rescinds dog pound fee increase
• IRS: Get records in order to prepare for worst of storm season
• Three’s Company defense: Shooting trial focuses on unusual bedroom alibi
• Job fair offers more than 1,000 jobs
• 4 injured in crash on Market in downtown Canton
• BET comedian Mike Goodwin to host ABCD awards dinner
• Teen to appear in court on drug-dealing charge
• Market Avenue to close for 10 weeks near Lake High
• The Monday After — Honor Flight flies vets to DC
• Pike Township to hold auction
• Made in Stark — Vasco specializes in resurfacing
• Area residents claim lottery prizes
• SWAT raid results in only one arrest
• Severe thunderstorm warning downgraded
• North Canton day care evacuated; gas leak suspected
• Stark commissioners irate over Veterans Service pay raises
• Commissioners approve jail housing settlement with Alliance
• North Canton school board freezes pay for employees
• Sheriff plans increased traffic enforcement
• Hoover retirees ponder options in wake of health insurance change
• Man arrested after pot-growing operation found
• Green man gets 25 years for assaulting 2 women
• Salvation Army bus, van collide; 10 injured
• Commissioners oppose pay hikes at Veterans Services
• Affinity Medical Center to close down obstetrics unit
• Westfield Belden Village Mall up for sale
• Canton woman admits she hit girlfriend in face with bat
• Health board protests landfill owner’s logging profits
• Contest seeks votes for favorite farmers’ markets
• Police conduct raid on southwest Canton house
• North Canton begins fogging for mosquitoes
• Extreme heat, humidity pose risks today
• Massillon cuts list of superintendent hopefuls from 20 to 6
• Richard Dietz helped develop easy-open lid for NASA
• High grass a growing problem in Canton
• Malone University Hosts 'Step Up' Math and Science Summer Enrichment Program
• Perry trustees OK program at Fasnacht Farm Park
• Massillon superintendent list rises to seven
• Tornado sirens alert public — again
• Church display touts nuns’ impact on region
• Kent State to forge partnership with Siauliai University of Lithuania
• SCOG will operate countywide 911 center
• Husband, wife deliver baby in bathroom
• Canton lands 1,000-job call center
• Severe thunderstorm leaves thousands without power
• Lawrence Township to spray for mosquitoes
• Louisville to consider two zoning exemptions
• Ohio Supreme Court hears Stark death-penalty case
• Kim Basinger movie to be shot in Stark County
• Mallonn's Grille & Bar closes after 8-year run
• North Canton approves grants for Suarez, EdenPURE
• Weather service says 'dangerous storm' about to hit
• Bystanders prevent man from dragging off 10-year-old boy
• Man who wanted to go to jail gets his wish
• Stolen car found at Stark State; Akron man arrested
• Closed fire stations still an issue
• Canton City Council for June 6
• Officials try to ward off brutal mosquito season
• Appeals court backs city in public-records case
• North Canton Jaycee Fair starts Monday
• Man charged for repeated calls to police
• Massillon Pizza Hut seeks license to sell wine
• Man robbed at knifepoint of $160
• Canton man cut during attempted robbery
• Carroll County Collage — Need help making snapshots sizzle?
• Well incident in 1998 led to waterline extension
• Caring for patients is Dr. Hill's life passion
• Malone University Student Wins Prize Summer Internship with U.S. Navy Marine Mammal Program
• Malone University Student Secures Grant for Underprivileged Children
• Malone’s Jesse Ayers Awarded American Prize for Composition
• 4-H members walk for the less-fortunate
• Man arrested in fatal stabbing
• Rental units on the rise in Stark County
• Police: One dead, another injured in knife fight on Dueber Avenue SW
• Woman killed in fiery Marlboro crash tentatively ID'd
• Tornado warning expires, severe thunderstorm warning issued
• Tornado warning covers southern half of Stark County
• Elephant at Toledo Zoo gives birth to male calf
• Ohio GOP matchup brewing in 2012 US Senate fight
• Weather services issues “hazardous weather”
• Ministry breathes new life into historic church
• Cousins defend family farm from annexation
• Malone University 2011 Graduates
• Permit granted for shale well; drilling likely months away
• Teen accused of assault to be tried as adult
• Teen girl hit by car while walking
• Coroner to use dental records to ID victim in fiery minivan crash
• New Philadelphia soldier arrives home for burial
• Alliance council seeks to regulate gaming cafes
• Canton firefighters honor Repository writer
• Neighbor assaulted by man trying to steal catalytic converter
• Water main break closes 13th Street Southwest in Perry Township
• Canton Twp. man convicted of raping disabled relative
• Rose Township residents to face tax-renewal requests
• Man punches woman, shoots at two other people
• Experts work to identify crash victim
• Renacci organizes job fair in Canton on June 27
• Car hits pole, knocks out power on Easton Street NE
• Wind turbine, solar panels installed in Jackson Twp. home
• CantonRep.com to start charging for some content
• FAQs about paying for content at CantonRep.com
• Project Venus not ready for launch
• Victim burned beyond recognition in fatal car crash
• Fire damages kitchen of Minerva home
• 'Syringadenous' trips up Tony Incorvati in National Spelling Bee
• Summit County to collect unwanted prescription drugs
• Walsh students appear on Today from the Vatican
• Teen arrested in fatal Millersburg Road crash
• Demand, prices trend higher for used cars
• Perry veteran dies while changing flag
• Malone - RN to BSN Nursing Info Mtg - June
• Malone University: Ballard’s Work To Be Performed at Composer’s Voice Concert Series
• Grant falls through for ‘Peel’ Center renovation
• Local boy spells way to semifinals in National Spelling Bee
• Stark County Commissioners meeting for June 1
• Public meetings set on potential Stark County sales tax
• May was among the wettest ever
• Local Spelling Bee contestant advances
• Louisville Board approves track and facade contracts
• Green's Incorvati gets second word right at spelling bee
• Public meetings set on potential sales tax
• Massillon couple accused of leaving 3-year-old in running car
• North Canton woman accused of making bomb threats
• Canton Township considers two zoning appeals
• Canton officer fires Taser during brief chase
• Fight with girlfriend lands sex offender behind bars
• Welcome to School House Winery
• Go slow on moving Legends debt, Catazaro-Perry says
• Ordinance on rental properties reworked
• Massillon man found guilty in March robbery, shooting
• Trial date set for man accused of molesting girl, 4
• Man sentenced to 3 years for robbery on New Year's Day
• High temperatures in area not quite records
• Catholic Charities enter management agreement
• Jackson man pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Public meetings scheduled to discuss county finances
• North Canton names Joe Rozsa 'entrepreneur in residence'
• Roof fire at Blue Fig restaurant causes minor damage
• Canton City Schools board meeting moves to Timken
• Massillon man gets 6 years for robbery
• Catholic Charities seeks disaster-relief donations
• Pizza delivery driver robbed in Canton
• The Monday After — Canton man set the pace 50 years ago
• Made in Stark — Need a ring? Call Ring Masters
• Building code requirements delay shelter opening
• Green honors its veterans at new memorial park
• Louisville’s Josephine Fuller has 103 years of memories
• Carroll County Collage — Festival season heats up at park
• Stark County residents ride a rollercoaster of crime
• Students Understanding the Natural world by Broadening the Education and Application of Math and Science
• What does Memorial Day mean to you?
• Car-motorcycle crash in Canton under investigation
• Crime report for May 29
• All kinds of stuff left behind on SARTA buses
• Festival, ride raise money, hope for officers’ families
• Last of trio wanted in convenience store beating is arrested
• Canton Twp. firefighters assisted by Canton city, Nimishillen Twp. at basement fire
• Good, bad, ugly of Canton housing program
• Seniors fear Medicaid cuts are passport to a nursing home
• Bold Face — Bawdy Tilted Kilt is ready to open
• Neighbors helping neighbors has been a blessing for Flo Byrd
• One arrested in beating at Canton convenience store
• Canton man wanted in teenager’s shooting death in April
• Three-car crash jams Belden Village intersection
• Stow teen convicted for chase in stolen dump truck
• Alliance event to garner signatures to repeal SB 5
• Michele Evans staying as superintendent in Canton
• Vietnam, WW II veterans reclaim lost medals
• Fairless accepting applications for open enrollment
• New Plain Township park to open Saturday
• Sherrod Brown criticizes cuts to jobs program
• Honor Court to help veterans in trouble with the law
• Brown succeeds Leslie as Massillon Public Library Director
• Stark Parks closes most of Towpath Trail due to flooding
• Gas stations seeking Sunday liquor sales
• High water forces closure of portion of Butterbridge Road
• Timken Co. to buy Philadelphia Gear
• 4 arrested during drug raid in northwest Canton
• Jackson school board OKs new turf for Fife Stadium
• C.O.O.L. group prays for, helps Canton neighborhoods
• Malone University Retires Six In 2011
• Malone University Announces Information Meetings Regarding Accelerated Degree Completion Program in Management: JULY
• Information Meeting for NEW RN to BSN Degree Completion Program
• Eight arrested in drug raid on northwest Massillon home
• Taste of Canton food festival draws a crowd
• Candlelight vigil planned Saturday for family of slain Canton woman
• Canton crash slows rush-hour traffic
• SMHA would like to expand elderly housing units
• Police investigate attempted child abduction
• New hours begin June 9 at Job and Family Services
• Convenience store beating suspects top 'most wanted'
• Panera Bread seeks permit for outdoor cafe
• Flash flooding recedes, but more rain is on the way
• Canton police arrest man seen throwing bags of crack
• Alliance man arrested with gun, stolen license plates
• Make sure basements have enough insurance coverage
• Stark, surrounding counties under tornado watch
• Canton backs out of countywide 911 plan
• Boy, 6, brings loaded gun to Gibbs Elementary
• Concert on Friday in memory of homicide victim
• Carroll County raises fees at dog pound
• Store customers ignore beaten, unconscious man
• Canton Twp. boy, 13, dies after dirt bike hits minivan
• Lightning strike possible cause of Perry duplex fire
• Carrollton to upgrade downtown parking lot
• Carrollton school district lays off aides, secretary
• Dominion East Ohio upgrading gas meters
• Arts in Stark grant funds lesson at Orchard Hill
• WW II Then and Now: A gunner who cooked
• Jackson considers zoning change for 63.5-acre site
• Alliance man gets 2 years for Canton bank robbery
• Flood cleanup is under way in Massillon
• Forecast calls for 30 percent chance of hazardous weather
• How serious was Diebold about move?
• Sandy Valley students headed to Buckeye Boys, Girls State
• Flash flood traps residents, motorists in western Stark
• Schneider Park opening this weekend in Plain
• Canton Township boy hospitalized after accident
• Gates Foundation to invest millions in Stark State, two other Ohio community colleges
• Election fraud case goes to prosecutor
• Red Cross seeks donations for Joplin tornado victims
• Board to vote on Malone as new McKinley athletic director
• Gates Foundation gives Stark State $500K to boost grad rates
• Officials from Akko, Israel, visit Canton
• Northeast side tavern robbed Monday evening
• Tip leads police to raid on suspected drug house
• Jackson to consider three zoning appeals
• Damaging winds, severe hail possible today
• Jobless rates continue to fall in Stark, Canton
• The Monday After — Stark resident had hand in inventing player piano
• North Canton City Council delays action on Suarez proposal
• Oprah era ends Wednesday — Here's what you said about it
• ‘Shame list’ considered for grass delinquents
• Beach City Village Council meeting of May 23
• Perry Local to meet, show off new freshman wing
• Stark commissioners to visit Massillon
• Massillon wants a say in oil, gas drilling leases
• Mom admits endangering kids during attempted suicide
• Timken, China to cooperate on wind technology
• Severe thunderstorms in forecast tonight
• Marlboro residents oppose county sewer mandate
• Akron-Canton Airport sets April passenger record
• Tell us a funny story about your father
• Ameriprise Financial salutes Kimm Hannan
• Plain to consider zoning variance for garage
• Shots fired into two northeast Canton homes
• Patrol investigating two Sunday fatal crashes in Tuscarawas
• Feeling lucky? Stark County skill game parlors proliferate
• Firestone's legacy is art on nature's canvas
• Carroll County Collage — Rev up rides for Roo Run
• Perry High 2011 graduates capture the moment
• New life for historic McCook House
• Stark DD employees closer to contract, raises
• OSBA official heads Massillon superintendent search
• Campers loving Little Guy
• Diocesan plan heads into second phase
• Utility worker electrocuted in Canal Fulton
• Canal Fulton teen killed in early morning crash, four injured
• Sex offender on parole is charged with abduction
• Neighbors call police after mother slams child’s face into cement
• Church opens Plain Twp. campus Sunday
• Couple: Tornado survivors have 'amazing' attitude
• Bold Face
• ACBSP Extends Accreditation to Sport Management Program at Malone University
• Malone Info Mtg for Master's in Theology
• Medical clinic to occupy former Lehman School
• Applications for appointment to military academies availalble
• Stark Community Foundation gives money for kids programs
• Jackson High club plans fundraiser breakfast Saturday
• Gas prices decline across Stark County
• Lake Township man avoids prison for police standoff
• Stark cyclist nearing final leg of ride across America
• Main Street in Louisville remains closed for rail repairs
• Soap Box Derby film '25 Hill' premiere July 9
• New use proposed for former Lehman Middle School
• Police ID woman found dead in car trunk
• Perry to consider rules about auto body shops
• Canton couple's fight involves a brick, lighter fluid
• Director outlines movie to be filmed in Tuscarawas County
• Latest batch of falcon chicks banded in downtown Canton
• Southeastern Defeats Malone 6-2 In NCCAA World Series Pool Play; Pioneers Eliminated From National Championship Contention
• Pvt. Heath Warner 5K Memorial Run and Family Fun Walk
• Summer Art Exhibits at Malone University
• GlenOak taps Babics for career academy program
• Perry student with gun pleads to lesser charge
• Jackson school board considers proposal to eliminate class ranks
• O’Donnell to leave Stark State for MassBay by August
• Strengthening fatherhood seen as solution to many societal ills
• Plane crashes on approach to Salem Airpark
• Daily flights to Milwaukee still up in the air
• Stark Parks, Library District explore joint projects
• Canton firefighters to fill their boots for MDA
• Veterans van to visit Lexington Township
• Cake decorating workshop on tap tonight
• Brewster planning commission weighs zoning issues
• Open house canceled at Genoa Schoolhouse
• Plain Local clothing sale to aid scholarship fund
• Anywhere Computer Care focuses on small businesses
• Woman found dead in car trunk; man arrested
• Canton Art Museum director develops Civil War program
• Malone University Employment Opportunity: Dean of the School of Nursing and Health Sciences
• Guitar Workshop at Malone
• Official who lost job over speech appears in Stark
• Employee implicated in Fashion Bug robbery
• Neighbors address council on plans for crematorium
• Dianne Talarico, former Canton City Schools superintendent, dies
• Hazardous waste collection is back, but is no longer free
• Mercy Medical Center to pay $4.3 million in negligence suit
• Commissioners support Knox County board in lawsuit
• Falcon chicks banded in downtown Canton
• Free meals for kids starting June 6
• OSHA fines Republic Engineered Products' Lorain plant
• Osnaburg teachers accept concessions in new contract
• Aultman PrimeTime to celebrate 50-year marriages
• Brick Street Jazz Festival May 21 in Minerva
• Shoplifter found with gun, cocaine gets 4 years
• Massillon man gets 4 years for assault
• Meth maker who set fire to house is going to prison
• Arbor Day celebration Thursday in Louisville
• Magnolia police, FBI still looking for bank robber
• Two former Canton schools to be sold at auction
• Canton Idol results
• Police seeking help on teen-shooting death
• Stephan Wilder selected as North Canton police chief
• Waynesburg Farmers' Market to begin in June
• Trio arrested after flashing 'realistic-looking BB gun'
• HOF urges support for Enshrinement Week, game or not
• Stark County Fair 2011
• Rainy spring tees off area golf courses
• Wet month not approaching records
• Future of restaurant unclear after fire
• Alliance BOE meeting for May 17
• Hartville Village Council meeting for May 17
• Canal Fulton City Council meeting of May 17
• 2 BOE members plan secret 'super' meeting Thursday
• Refuge of Hope aims to encourage less fortunate
• Diebold announces two promotions
• If revenue rises, Canton could hire more police
• Microwaved food sets off fire alarms at Jackson High
• Mount Union gets $24.1M in-kind grant from Siemens
• Gasoline, oil prices take a dramatic tumble
• Crash ties up State Street in Lake Township
• Diebold, Timken commuters face 2 months of detours
• Canton man indicted in assault of ex-girlfriend
• The Monday After — Miss Massillonian exhibit at Massillon Museum
• Alzheimer’s support group starts June 6
• Healthcare career expo is Saturday
• Veterans breakfast to open Honor Court program
• Commissioners continue weighing sales tax options
• Coupon workshop scheduled for Sandyville
• Arts in Stark closes in on fundraising goal
• Video visitation system under repair at jail
• Man arrested with gun outside Alliance Walmart
• Made in Stark — MTC keeps power flowing
• City Council’s summer schedule plan stalls
• Teen vandalizes cruiser, tries to bite officer
• Fights at Sand Pit lead to arrests
• Canton residents live in fear over crime
• Man flashing gun robs Massillon gas station
• Police arrest Canton pair after fights outside Massillon bar
• Canton man accused of robbing Massillon store
• Louisville City Council for May 16
• Alliance City Council for May 16
• Lake Local Board of Education for May 16
• Canton school board to keep Hartford as middle school
• Ex-armory to become medical center
• Falcons to be banded in downtown Canton
• More than 1,000 apply for Suarez Manufacturing jobs
• Jason Aldean coming to Blossom in September
• Cardboard boat races Friday in Massillon
• Stark Parks board will meet Tuesday
• Warren Grossman workshop to focus on healing
• Tavern owner guilty of gambling charge
• Walsh holds minority business forum Thursday
• Economic recovery under way in Northeast Ohio
• Section of Harrison Avenue SW closed for 5 days
• Board of Elections begins official count of May 3 vote
• Shots fired into two Canton homes
• Malone University Chancel Players Scheduling Now
• Hoover grad to handle Chicago’s finances
• Man arrested for armed robbery at Fashion Bug
• Woman charged for cocaine in package
• AP names Rep best in state for fourth straight year
• Hartford Middle School: A safe haven
• Shots fired after baby shower
• Newly merged church incorporates artifacts from closed parishes
• More rain contributes to higher pollen count
• Community says goodbye to Reedurban School
• Dellroy marijuana-growing operation raided
• Entry deadline extended for photography show
• Flash-flood watches, warnings issued for area
• Bold Face — Kempthorn tries to help Canton
• Hundreds rally against SB5
• Woman attacked two undercover police officers
• What makes a good school superintendent? Citizens weigh in
• Sisters donate a piece of childhood to church
• Companies look to hire more interns
• Summer Sports Camps at Malone
• Bargain hunters flock to Navarre’s yard sale
• Canton parents rally behind Allen teacher
• Thunderstorms flood area roads
• Armed robbery at Circle K in Perry Township
• Thousands of dead walleye in Lake Erie a mystery
• Area road closures start Monday
• Hall of Fame festival names key committee chairpersons
• Bureau announces 'Best of Stark County Awards'
• Canton falcon nest produces four chicks
• Severe thunderstorms heading through Stark
• Dave Ramsey class at North Industry Christian
• Sheriff enables crime reports to be filed online
• Uniontown men charged in Green burglary
• Judge suppresses evidence in Alliance liquor case
• Malone's Chancel Players prepare for new season
• Shirley Sherrod to speak Wednesday in North Canton
• Sandy Valley graduates to be feted May 22
• Renacci launches revised website
• Canton cancels special meeting about 911 plans
• North Canton to host Special Olympics on Saturday
• Personal items sought for victims of domestic violence
• Man dies after nearly 30-foot fall while trimming tree
• Two drunken drivers collide near Stark County line
• Master gardeners to sell plants and share tips at annual expo
• Catholic Charities closing Massillon adult day facility
• Grand jury indicts suspect in sex case
• No injuries in lightning strike to garage
• Vassar Park group plans neighborhood cleanup day
• Tables available for Social Workers' yard sale
• Alternative locations presented for Canton’s Early College Academy
• Sheriff says he's willing to continue 911 dispatching talks
• Chaddock leaves Perry to be Minerva superintendent
• Perry Township home struck by lightning
• Poker run to benefit two police officers’ families
• Two-vehicle crash blocks lane of Market at 30th St. NE
• O’Reilly Automotive store going up in North Canton
• Severe thunderstorms heading this way, forecasters say
• Boettler Park site of Make-A-Wish benefit
• Goodwill offers assistance to job seekers
• Ted Pearce to perform Sunday
• Louisville High items to be auctioned
• Census: Median age up to 41.1 in Stark County
• Canton man dies in early-morning fire
• Canton budget receives $1.27 million boost
• Sales of small cars going through the roof
• Crowd expected at Suarez Corp. job fair
• Sheriff pulls out of countywide 911 plans
• County gets $1 million to recoup funds stolen by Frustaci
• Canal Fulton area man dies at Brandywine Falls
• Ill-fated plane likely took off from Akron Fulton Airport
• Canton Local buys property near high school
• School board to discuss Hartford, Early College Academy
• Tony Gill gets 2 years for Stark State bomb threat
• Ohio Power wants to build parking lot in Jackson
• Vassar Park neighborhood cleanup Saturday
• Diocesan official elected to national board
• Belden Brick gets grant to produce 'green' bricks
• Rabies clinic scheduled for Saturday
• Sports card, collectible show at Carnation Mall
• Canal Fulton man dies after falling from park waterfall
• Woman calls grandson to quell fight; he's arrested
• Help school board select next Massillon superintendent
• Zone change, court settlement for Taylor's Auto Sales
• Green City Council meeting of May 10
• Louisville BOE meeting of May 9
• Minerva Village Council meeting of May 10
• Don't count on 50-cent drop in gas prices
• Minerva Local superintendent leaving for new job
• Felicia Bradley indicted for March traffic death
• City settles in case of cop who sent inappropriate photos after DUI arrest
• Kempthorn Motors discusses project with city officials
• Springfield officer may walk again, forgives driver
• Hospitalists, Cogent close on merger deal
• Timken holds annual meeting, declares dividend
• 12th Street traffic moving at Massillon city limits
• Suarez plans to bring 280 jobs to former Hoover plant
• Meyers Lake to rule on zoning for duplexes
• Tickets available for 'The Whole Bible in One Act'
• Global Song Fest at Christ Church on Sunday
• Fresno man leads police on high-speed chase
• Group home resident accused of stabbing worker
• East Canton man accused of firing shotgun at brother
• Police find Uniontown-area man in car with heroin
• Municipalities seek ways to limit drilling
• Residents: Save Hartford school
• North Canton takes first step toward helping Suarez Corp.
• Lake Township trustees for May 9
• Canton may need help to mow vacant lots
• Troopers clock Canton motorist at 90 on interstate
• Ministers speak out against state police-powers proposal
• Man going 90 mph on I-77 hurt after crash
• State cuts, drilling dominate town hall
• Massillon might beef up noise ordinance
• Help letter carriers stamp out hunger
• Jackson honors two for service
• Diocese accepting disaster donations
• Fire destroys garage, damages home in Washington Twp.
• Hattie Larlham Doggie Day Care to open in Green
• Clothing giveaway Saturday at Mount Calvary
• Canton man hurt in crash following Highway Patrol chase
• Holy Cross Lutheran to break ground for expansion
• Margaritas Mexican Grill seeks Sunday liquor license
• Greater Canton Men’s Chorus at St. Jacob’s May 22
• Mother reports rape of 6-year-old girl
• Canton City school board to meet at Hartford tonight
• Machete used to attack Canton man
• Carroll County Collage — Area seminars help combat bully problem
• Voter's support may constitute fraud
• Mayor Healy Sets May Budget Meeting
• Rabies clinic Saturday at Stark County Fairgrounds
• Ameridial incentive on Canton council agenda
• Celebrating mom by letting someone else do the cooking
• Apartment fire in Canal Fulton displaces family of three
• Readers pay tribute to mom
• Canton officials to talk about 911 countywide dispatching
• Waco festival — Firefighter training, rides, deep-fried pickles
• State cuts prompt Stark to take over sentencing-aid duties
• Stark County DD to meet Wednesday
• Man, 30, hurt in I-77 crash dies
• Ohio changes plans for treating algae-plagued lake
• Residents say Ohio’s smallest village must live on
• Area legislators explain motives behind their votes on Ohio budget
• Driver injured in April 23 crash dies
• Bold face — Who in Stark is buying $45M in real estate?
• Man accused of punching woman in the head
• Fire damages northwest Canton home, cause under investigation
• Slain teen’s family, friends call for end to violence
• Canton officials to hold 911 meeting
• Jennifer Martinez to be recommended as East Canton girls basketball coach
• Farmers' market to return to Jackson in June
• Canton budget meeting set for Wednesday
• Tribute to fallen officers held today
• Canton considers incentive deal with Ameridial
• Image Bearers to discuss men's issues
• Jackson considers revisions in zoning code
• Man shot during SWAT raid in southwest Canton
• I-77 crash victim remains in intensive care
• Minerva graduate named 2011 HOF festival queen
• Man leaving bar on ATV crashes, dies
• Police pull over speeding motorist, find drugs
• Two charged in armed robbery of 777 Skill Games
• Canton police have eyes in the back of their cruisers
• Suspect ruled incompetent in shooting case
• Saturday is Free Comic Book Day
• House approves $55.6B budget
• Main Street construction work has started in North Canton
• Has prom become a luxury some teens just can’t afford?
• Stark residents mark National Day of Prayer
• St. Haralambos rummage sale May 13-14
• Orrville area church to host youth fishing derby
• Fighting jogger foils man’s attempt to abduct her
• Only one victim was armed in bin Laden attack
• Fire destroys two vacant houses, damages a third
• Shiloh Baptist to hold white elephant sale
• Carroll County Chorale present Jukebox Friday Night
• Perry High student arrested for bringing gun onto school property
• The Monday After — Trip to freedom stopped here
• Pickup truck and tractor-trailer crash on I-77
• Special Mother's Day bingo event tonight
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in late-night crash
• Burglary suspect chased down after tasing fails
• Woman accused of hitting girlfriend with baseball bat
• Gamber, Townsend secure council seats
• Ward 3, west side keyed Catazaro-Perry victory
• Residents cite factors in Cicchinelli ousting
• ‘Cowboy Cooper Festival’ to benefit boy with cancer
• Dalton plans to build new K-8 school
• Pottery sale at Museum of Art
• Dismal turnout is big surprise in Healy-Smuckler face-off
• North Canton mayor, superintendent attribute teamwork to city's success
• Rep. Hagan plans town hall meeting on state budget
• Agency cuts could make it tougher to hold deadbeat parents accountable
• Suarez Corp. may bring 250 jobs to Hoover Complex
• Hagan to hold budget townhall meeting Monday
• Mock emergency to be staged in Canal Fulton
• Chief justice urges Ohio to reform selection of judges
• New Philadelphia youth to hold Senior Citizens Prom
• Share your spring gardening tips
• Nickleplate Realty buys Ohio shopping centers
• Grand jury gets case of man involved in standoff with Massillon police
• Paranormal studies to continue despite LePar's death
• DeLores Pressley to speak at Women's Wednesday
• Massillon man indicted on federal weapons charges
• Wanamaker’s organist to perform in Louisville
• Plain to consider two zoning issues
• Stark District Library to close Sunday for Mother's Day
• Morgan Engineering is Chamber's Business of the Year
• Voter turnout dismal for off-year primary
• Healy credits record, positive message for mayoral win
• Historic Tornado Attack Vehicle for Sale on eBay
• Malone Adult Degree Completion - May
• Conde easily wins Republican nod for Canton mayor
• Jackson, six other school districts pass levies
• Plan to patch Lake schools likely will be on ballot again
• Incumbents, newcomer win Canton ward races
• Babcock, Cirelli, Cole win Canton council-at-large seats
• Mayor Cicchinelli concedes primary election to Catazaro-Perry
• Stark treasurer to track down tax delinquents
• Ex-Canton BOE member announces candidacy
• While Healy leads, Smuckler remains calm
• Early election results support SARTA
• Hartville Village Council meeting of May 3
• Latest election night news, updates - 5 levies might pass
• Massillon Library levy supporters are smiling
• It's early, but 5 levies might just pass
• Fisher wins Canton council Ward 5 primary
• Catazaro-Perry confident voters embraced her message of 'change'
• Early election results support SARTA
• Stark voters sound off on SARTA sales tax issue
• Support for Jackson Local Schools levy is mixed
• What you said about the Canton Mayoral race
• Polls have closed
• Former Canton school board member to run again
• Goodyear will replace its three blimps
• Stark to boost property tax collection
• 'Dogged' investigation credited for solving 2009 Perry Township murder
• WILB , Walsh host faith conference June 3-4
• Hatha yoga classes begin May 24 in Louisville
• Israel 'Independence Day' celebration May 10
• Malone to outline master's in theological studies
• Police seek man suspected of stealing copper downspouts
• Airport awaits fallout of AirTran-Southwest merger
• Polls to open at 6:30 for primary election
• Military mom on bin Laden’s death: ‘There’s never closure’
• Lawrence Township trustees for May 2
• Louisville City Council for May 2
• Alliance City Council tries to end dispute with county
• North Canton to consider tax assist for company
• Stephanie Haft, Robert Hoerr named Rep Teens of Year
• Parents of North Canton man killed in 9/11 address bin Laden death
• Two will run for Canton mayor as independents
• Driver gets jail time for fatal hit-and-run crash in Jackson Township
• Jeff Gauger - We regret avoidable bin Laden mistake
• North Canton July 4 fireworks to go forward
• What you're saying about bin Laden
• Strasburg police investigating allegations against teacher
• Missionaries to West Africa to speak Wednesday
• 'Multiple methods' used to ID bin Laden's body
• Southwest closes $1 billion purchase of AirTran
• First communicants to celebrate a 'Day in May'
• Steelworker’s death appears to be coronary
• No immediate changes in security at airport
• Britney Spears bringing 'Femme Fatale' tour to The Q
• Three Stark teachers earn Golden Apple awards
• Boccieri comments on death of Osama bin Laden
• May Teens of the Month — Jessica Hess and Toby Minster
• Elections board errs on poll notices to two precincts
• Alliance Police arrest suspected meth-maker
• Man arrested after robbery at Rite Aid
• Girl, 7, foils abduction attempt in Canton
• Malone University Open Frame Student Film Fest Award Winners
• Malone University Inducts Four into Spanish Honor Society
• Sources: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Stark marks World Laughter Day
• Scouts adopt pack mentality to help Massillon K-9
• Ward 5 voters may have new polling station
• WHAT’S GOING ON HERE? AEP workers target dead tree for removal
• Malone Chorale and Chamber Choir
• Alliance Pregnancy Center serves dual purpose
• Mayoral fact check
• Stark commissioners slate 5 community meetings
• Canton Township considers zoning change
• Your primary election primer
• Criminal Justice Reform meeting Wednesday
• Safety Village at Sauder Elementary
• 'Melanoma Event' planned for May 14
• Employment Source offering affordable computers
• HOF Enshrinement Festival committee chairs named
• Canton unveils Fairhope Nature Preserve
• Pioneers Drop Final Contest Of Season To Penn St.-Behrend 6-3
• Women's Tennis Loses Close 5-4 Match At Penn State-Behrend In Final Contest Of Season
• Soggy fields delay planting season for area farmers
• As fuel prices soar, SARTA plans switch to natural gas
• Malone University Center for Professional Development Offers Summer Workshops for Educators
• North American Management Society’s Distinguished Paper Award Presented to Malone University Faculty
• Christian school planned for former Antioch Baptist Church
• April showers were plenty, but didn't break record
• Canton man charged with mortgage fraud
• Canton mayoral race fact check
• Canton schools chief applies for second position
• Celebrate World Laughter Day Sunday at Price Park
• Donations sought to rebuild Nature's Classroom
• VA to locate counseling center in downtown Canton
• Lake OKs new contract with classified workers
• Two DUI checkpoints slated for Friday night in Canton
• Diebold makes two company appointments
• Magnolia couple to comfort tornado survivors
• Prepare to vote - Check out our Election Guide
• Canton Township considers zoning change
• New Christian school planned in northeast Canton
• Timken Co. settles sex, disability lawsuit
• Goodyear posts sales record, 1Q earnings of $103M
• Rep. Kirk Schuring - SB5 offers better checks, balances
• Serving them right — Perry Local food service rated tops
• Man drives into canal trying to flee police
• Man arraigned in incident that led to standoff
• Fairhope Nature Preserve to be dedicated Saturday
• Alliance appeals magistrate's decision on police raid
• Canton mayoral race fact check
• N. Canton may have new police chief next month
• Criminal Justice Reform Committee meets Wednesday
• Massillon judge faces disciplinary complaint
• Troubled teen killed in northwest Canton neighborhood
• Gas hits $4.15 a gallon in Stark County
• Weather brightens as wind advisory expires
• Teen's shooting overnight was homicide, Canton police say
• High winds batter Stark County, cut power for thousands
• Stark commissioners to host community meetings in May
• North Canton to realign elementary schools
• North Canton jumps in to recruit Diebold
• Perry teacher quits after admitting she helped students cheat
• Power struggle in southwestern Stark County? Some Sugar Creek Twp. residents seek annexation into Beach City
• Jackson man’s space discovery lands him on History Channel
• Stark commissioners to sue for crime insurance payments
• Tree crushes van, trailer man was living in while home is rebuilt
• Hundreds of Stark County homes lose power
• Massillon schools' finances bleed red
• Diebold reports lower first-quarter earnings
• Hagan says tax hikes alone won't fix Ohio's budget
• Police memorial service to be held May 6
• Tax filings giveaway hooks unsuspecting
• Teen with ADHD finds music is great medicine
• Malone University Forensics Teams Completes A Successful Year
• Malone University Prepares for 2012 Reaccreditation Visit from Higher Learning Commission with Self Study
• Jackson Local might take funding hit from state
• N. Canton board members mull realignment plan
• Have you had your fill of $4 gas?
• Sales tax renewal needed to keep SARTA bus rates reasonable
• Former FirstMerit worker from Plain indicted for embezzlement
• Evans still in running for Worthington Superintendent
• Canton woman dies in Akron crash
• Judge allows Diebold shareholder lawsuit
• Canton Township holds zoning hearing tonight
• The Monday After — Swimming, diving standouts to enter HOF
• Ohio’s chief justice to speak at Law Week
• Felony abduction charges filed in police standoff incident
• N. Canton schools rank high on national AP tests
• Healthcare Career Advising Expo set for May 21
• Timken posts record earnings
• Canton City to close Hartford, open Early College Academy
• North Canton selects Cerreta to fill council seat
• Jackson trustees honor two 'heroes'
• Canton OKs tax break to lure company
• SWAT team removes man from Chestnut Ave. home
• K9 officer foils drug suspect
• Two vie to serve Massillon's growing Ward 4
• North Canton wants Diebold HQ
• U.S. Postal Service’s Dueber station to close June 17
• Canton teen facing possible life sentence for fatal shooting
• Canton to offer incentive to call center
• Evans applies for opening in Worthington
• Akron-Canton Airport to offer more flights
• Do you play skills games? Let us know.
• Aftershocks of Japan earthquake felt at local dealerships
• Massillon Ward 3 candidates focus on financial stability
• Family escaped house fire
• Pilot of crashed copter
• Repository endorses Conde, Smuckler
• Repository endorses Conde in Republican mayoral primary
• Repository endorses Smuckler in Democratic mayoral primary
• Toyota: Car production won’t be back to normal until at least November
• Renewal of operating funds vital to Jackson Local Schools
• Cloth diaper challenge also about changing the world
• Helicopter pilot makes emergency landing on State Route 172 in North Lawrence
• Twice-convicted drunk driver arrested
• Bold Face — More BBQ coming to Fishers Foods
• Sex offender arrested in Canton
• An Alliance police officer suffered a head injury
• Bill Smuckler - 'I think I can help' city
• Mayor William J. Healy II - City 'is far better today'
• Information Meeting for NEW RN to BSN Degree Completion Program
• Malone University Faculty Summer Research Grants
• Battle between lake, marina owners goes from bad to worse
• Museum of Divine Statues celebrates saints, parishes
• Pioneers Send Athletes To Ashland Twi-Light Meet; Three Individuals Win Events, Two Post NAIA B Qualifying Marks
• Start Time For Saturday's Baseball Doubleheader Against Walsh Moved Up To 4:00 p.m.
• Holocaust Remembrance Day is May 2
• Wilderness Center schedules annual Foto Fest
• Flooding possible in Stark, Tuscarawas, Carroll
• Driver acquitted of charge tied to October crash
• City Council president candidate assaulted at mayoral candidates' forum
• Carroll County couple claim fraud with gas lease
• Multi-vehicle crash blocks State Street in Alliance
• Timken touts turning scrap into steel
• 'Journey of the Cross' benefits homeless
• Timken, Aultman among donors to SARTA campaign
• Industrial accident claims life of Canton Drop Forge worker
• Man who threatened Boccieri to be sentenced today
• Child playing with lighter ignites fire in Canton
• Alliance teen accused of making his own money
• Camp Muskingum nature center to bounce back after fire
• Energy companies searching for natural gas
• City Hosting Free Fair Housing Forum
• Malone Student's Research Recognized at OFIC Undergraduate Research Symposium
• Malone University Announces Information Meetings Regarding Accelerated Degree Completion Program in Management: JUNE
• Malone University Chorale and Chamber Choir Present Bon Voyage Concert
• Perry police, road levies won’t cause taxes to rise
• Earth Day - Recycle your junk online
• Police stun Lake Twp. youth who tries to escape
• Perry Township seeks renewal of levies
• Healy outspending Smuckler by 5-to-1 margin
• Osnaburg Local cuts band director position
• North Canton nears decision on elementary schools
• Browns GM drops strong hints about draft approach
• Armed robber holds up PNC Bank in Green
• Gov. Kasich touts budget at Stark State
• Documentary on black genocide to be shown April 28
• Osnaburg cuts band director to trim expenses
• Alliance investigating attempted abduction of girl, 7
• Motorcycle club to host Easter cookout for children
• Here's how to get rid of unwanted, expired medicine
• Perry Twp. Your Pizza Shop seeks liquor licenses
• O'Donnell named parochial vicar at Queen of Heaven
• Stark Day of Prayer committee outlines events
• Possible tornado reported in Stone Creek area
• Will new home sales recover in 2011?
• Supreme Court hears suit on New Philadelphia police records
• Perry trustees to appeal ruling on police position
• Perry trustees, union at odds over road workers' contract
• SARTA’s future depends on levy
• Nursing home residents ruled eligible to vote
• Funeral services pending for fallen New Philadelphia soldier
• Stark County commissioners meeting of April 20
• Local evangelist honored by Canadian Indian council
• Artist, author to speak at St. Stephen
• Perry Heights Day of Prayer is May 5
• Route 30 ramp to I-77 to close for 2 hours Thursday
• Kinsley pleads guilty in Uniontown standoff
• Bally Total Fitness Center to close next week
• Fairless Local teachers accept three-year salary freeze
• Chamber hands out 2011 Business Excellence Awards
• The Auricle music club seeks liquor license
• Attorney general asked to investigate gas lease tactics
• Canton men arrested after bank robbery
• Archbishop to visit St. George Romanian Orthodox Church
• Second Street SW near City Hall to close for 3 days
• Route 30 ramp to I-77 to close for 2 hours today
• Mount Calvary to host college workshop, benefit
• Main, Plain and Sippo libraries to close on Easter
• Young Truck Sales revamps its website
• New Philadelphia case: Greed or public right to know?
• Healy on state of city — 'Canton has turned the corner'
• Stark libraries discuss funding formula
• Carroll County Park District interested in Great Trail Camp
• Laid off last week, woman turns job hunt to McDonald’s
• Lawrence Township trustees meeting of April 18
• Lake Local Schools BOE meeting of April 18
• Canal Fulton City Council meeting of April 19
• Nimishillen Township trustees
• Concatto staying on as 911 dispatch point man
• Fishers Foods evacuated after report of smoke
• Mayor Healy's 'state of the city' speech
• A.R. 'Chip' Conde's 'state of the city'
• Islamic Society to host blood drive Saturday
• Alliance may give some a lump-sum payment
• Cleveland Avenue reduced to one lane for one block
• Canton Township bank robbed
• Stark County National Day of Prayer breakfast set
• Adventure Landings to hold grand opening
• Child support amnesty day draws dozens
• Minerva Area Christian School to host open house
• Deaths in boating accident ruled as drownings
• No 'life-threatening injuries' to man who fell into creek
• Peace UMC to host a 'Funeral for Jesus'
• Canton may add ads to recycling containers
• Canton's jobless rate remains above US average
• Police looking for Mini Mart, Rite Aid robbers
• Man's fall into creek may have been suicide attempt
• Tell us about your mom
• Hazardous weather, lots of rain in forecast
• Made in Stark — Sure-Fit's a car's cosmetologist
• The Monday After — The man behind Macomber
• Summer Sports Camps at Malone
• Canton officials move to aid infrastructure projects
• Mayoral candidates face public at library forum
• Fairless levy will preserve status quo
• Massillon City Council OKs two of four TIF proposals
• EPA wetland meeting is Tuesday
• Timken increases steel output, jobs
• Alliance City Council meeting canceled
• Two dead after boating mishap near Ravenna
• Goodyear breaks ground on new headquarters in Akron
• Forum features candidates for Massillon mayor
• Canton man accused of firing gun inside tavern
• Goodyear breaks ground for new headquarters
• Lake Township man dies in boating accident
• Man who stole sporting goods avoids prison
• Canton man must repay employer for stolen copper
• City man, 21, gets probation for crash that killed his cousin
• Mount Calvary youth to hold pancake breakfast
• Raff Road reduced to one lane for bridge repairs
• St. Jacob's Cemetery Association to meet May 3
• High Mill Church to present Easter drama
• Seminar to focus on help for the disabled and elderly
• Passover begins at sundown tonight
• A.R. 'Chip' Conde — Run City Hall 'like a business'
• Leon Gerig — 'Exert leadership,' not micromanage
• Meet the GOP candidates for Canton mayor
• 'Snow days' stretch the school year
• Kasich's plan cuts state payments for child care
• Some Stark residents have choice of trash haulers
• 300,000 meals on the way to Haiti
• Women's Tennis Collects 9-0 Victory At NCAA Div. II Edinboro
• Men's Tennis Earns First Win Of Season In 8-1 Victory At NCAA Div. II Edinboro
• Carroll County Collage: An open mic, farmers market
• Girls Scouts to sell Great Trail Camp
• Fundraiser will help bring Junior Fair horses back to fair barns
• Strong winds down trees, power lines; No reports of any injuries
• McKinley museum goes green, saving $10,000 a year on utilities
• Malone - Easter Egg Hunt
• Great Trail Camp in Malvern may close
• Åmster-Kirtz donates food to USO
• Kent Stark students learn life lesson patching pot hole
• Boards and ballots — Renacci votes with GOP on spending bill
• Dalton tax package, if passed, would build a new school
• Cause of Dundee-area barn fire still unknown
• Challenger Little League to hold chili cookoff
• Canton Health Dept. warns of imposters posing as inspectors
• Federal budget results in cuts to city's Block Grant funding
• Massillonians residing outside city school district increase
• Village clean-up in Navarre is Saturday
• Rhoda Luke to speak at women's prayer breakfast
• Grace Brethren to host 'Girlfriends Spring Fling'
• Anthony McCartney wins entrepreneur contest
• Chrism Mass to be broadcast Thursday
• United's frequent fliers to face additional fees
• Renacci votes for compromise spending bill
• Man back in jail after running from police
• Residents' complaints lead police to suspected meth lab
• When drug supplies are scarce, local hospitals work together
• Malone - Symphonic Band Concert
• Malone - Open Frame Film Fest
• Four finalists for Stark family court judge
• Speakers at town hall meeting call for reform of justice system
• North Canton chamber honors business leaders
• Pioneers Lose At AMC Rival Walsh 8-1
• Louisville a Tree City once again
• Canton man found guilty of murder
• Governance officials want to retain 911 project leader
• Schools plan to make up snow days
• United Way fundraising exceeds $6.9 million
• Purse snatcher pursued by plow driver gets prison
• May Election - What will the levies cost?
• Dollar General Store applies to sell beer
• Jury deliberating in Cortes Everett murder trial
• Police find gun after argument 'over a man'
• Charita Goshay - Sportsmanship shouldn’t stop at playing field
• Village Council joins Meyers Lake access battle
• Jurors in murder trial hear interrogation of suspect
• Contracts renewed for three principals in Canton Local
• SARTA project survives cuts by ODOT
• SRCCC names Prysock director
• Stark County board funds eight road projects
• Tea Party Patriots plan Tax Day Rally on Saturday
• St. George's 'Father Ted' Ziton dies at 81
• Stark Health Commissioner William Franks to retire
• Investigators change opinion on cause of fire
• Canton Local approves principals' contracts
• It's not easy to do the math on woman's estate
• Man lands in jail a day after 'Jerry Springer' taping
• Stark 20/20 — Changes in work force mirror national trends
• Walsh University drumming up interest in marching band
• Kasich announces tax break to keep Diebold here
• Location of new Diebold headquarters a well-kept secret
• ODOT outlines Stark County projects
• Neighborhood groups quiz Canton mayoral candidates
• Teen arrests spark N. Canton skate park debate
• Pioneers Finish Runner-Up At AMC Championships
• Women's Tennis Defeats Carlow (PA) 9-0 For First Conference Win
• Canton, Green in the running for Diebold's new HQ
• Drop off your old medicines at area 'Take Back' organizations
• Alliance Castings plant prepares to reopen
• KKK fliers distributed in Plain; officials to respond
• Former Alliance teacher pleads to child porn charges
• Diebold to close Canton site as part of HQ plan
• Pianist Bob Milne to perform in Green in May
• Alliance man wins $100,000 lottery prize
• City to appeal ruling in 2008 fire truck crash that killed two
• Diebold to build new world HQ in Akron-Canton area
• Jury selection begins in Cortes Everett murder trial
• Lousville Eagles Club seeks Sunday liquor license
• Canton man indicted on child pornography charge
• Families fight the good fight against cancer
• To arms! The Repository reports the start of the Civil War
• Malone Spring Pastor's Breakfast
• Malone Plans to Graduate 643 on April 30
• Sign-up For Golf Outing To Feed Stark County Hungry Continues
• Malone University - Senior Recital
• Troopers report on 3 accidents
• Canton City Council to weigh TIF program
• Jackson trustees expect $5M loss
• Committee to help select next North Canton police chief
• Tuslaw BOE approves teachers' contract
• Layoffs ahead at Job and Family Services
• Legal fight over show cat ends
• Town Hall meeting Thursday night on crime
• Healy to deliver 'State of the City' address
• Local housing prices show signs of a rebound
• Minerva's Hart Mansion seeks Sunday liquor sales
• Job and Family Services employees may face layoffs
• Who's tying the knot with the royals?
• Easter drama features orchestra, chorus
• Warren man charged in sexual assault of Massillon 5-year old
• Canton woman's ear cut by another woman
• North Canton teen reportedly raped in Canton
• Observance of 150th anniversary to last as long as Civil War itself
• Director of Stark community correction center ready to pass the torch
• Deadline Approaching for Golf Outing to Feed the Hungry
• Information Meetings Regarding Graduate Programs -May
• Malone University Announces Information Meetings Regarding Accelerated Degree Completion Program in Management: May
• Kappa Delta Pi Educational Honor Society Inducts New Members
• Information Meeting for NEW RN to BSN Degree Completion Program - May
• 'Wear Blue to Work' for abuse awareness
• Canton Symphony Orchestra makes a 'cameo'
• Dispose of those unwanted prescriptions
• Monday's Malone at Muskingum Softball Doubleheader Postponed
• AMC Women's Golf Tournament Now A One-Day Event
• St. Joan of Arc first graders love reading
• Malone professor fears for friend in Bahrain
• Greentown’s rocket man getting ready for next launch
• Sprint Writer's Series at Malone University Concludes with Mary Grimm
• Route 171 in Carroll County to close Monday
• Lake BOE listens, will ask voters for new high school
• Women's Tennis Drops 8-1 AMC Decision At Robert Wesleyan
• Pioneers Fall By 8-1 Score At AMC Opponent Roberts Wesleyan
• Alliance organizations combat poverty
• Malone Info Mtgs - Master of Arts in Theology
• Malone - Snakes Alive! Reptile Show
• Malone - Literacy Celebration
• Relay for Life entices cancer survivors to role of fundraiser
• Deal reached to avoid government shutdown
• Pioneers Lose 9-0 Against NCAA Div. II Ashland University
• Women's achievements will be focus of Canton event
• Louisville school board to consider contracts
• Country star Rodney Atkins to headline Stark County Fair
• Ecumenical day of service set for May 7
• Danita Harris to speak at Women's Day
• Consumers National Bank near Waynesburg robbed
• Urban League to host GE job fairs
• Union supporters to rally Saturday in Columbus
• Democratic candidates for Canton mayor spar over direction of city
• Pop Rocks revives grape flavor for 35th anniversary
• High school fashion show to benefit Wishes Can Happen
• Canton Marathon Fitness & Health Expo set for June 18
• Jackson firefighters battle garage blaze
• Tracy Hogue era begins in Jackson Twp. Fire Department
• Stark graduation rates improving
• Malone - Graduate Info Mtgs - May
• Unplugged Benefit Concert
• Malone - RN to BSN Nursing Info Mtg - May
• What would government shutdown mean for you?
• House fire in NW Canton neighborhood displaces family
• Purrfect storm hits Stark County courtroom
• 'Twenty Under 40!' class named
• Church youth to host fashion show April 16
• Central names volleyball coach, adds boys lacrosse
• VIDEO - Democratic mayoral candidates face editorial board at 7 p.m.
• Elections Commission panel rules in favor of Mayor Cicchinelli
• Stark helps 'stuff the bus' with food for the needy
• Tonight's Bob Seger concert postponed to May 26
• How would a government shutdown affect you?
• Man killed walking across Louisville street
• North Canton drug deal falls apart; Jackson teens arrested
• Army-Navy club seeks Sunday liquor license
• Ohio Supreme Court to hear challenge to smoking ban
• Senior Recital
• Stark County commissioners for April 6
• Kent State to name Senderoff head basketball coach
• Film about 'fracking' to be shown at Kent Stark
• Jackson Twp. landlord faces housing-bias claims
• Music festival at Kent Stark is cancelled
• Canton to flush hydrants in two quadrants
• Student entrepreneurs pitch ideas to create jobs here
• Ryan Sales gets 13 years for home-invasion robbery
• Hit-skip driver runs into East Canton post office
• Sheriff's new cruiser hit by car while on traffic stop
• Agencies to practice responding to disaster
• Canton street renamed after the Rev. Wilbur Allen Jr.
• Carroll to replace roof at Job and Family Services
• Textbook author to speak Friday at Heritage Christian
• Marathon Running Club to hold event at Gervasi
• Canton firefighters injured battling house fire
• Two found with crack cocaine in Canton
• Housing market looking up, but has a way to go
• Malone University - Senior Recital
• Malone - Open Business Forum Series
• Perry union ready to start contract negotiations
• Lawrence Township trustees meeting of April 4
• Deadly Tuscarawas Township crash investigated
• Hunters in Ohio donate 125,000 pounds of venison
• Voters notified of polling place switches
• Officials disagree over who should oversee final leg of 911 project
• Three charged in Alliance vandalism spree
• Medical director to address Minority Health Coalition
• Portion of Mount Pleasant closed in Lake Township
• Injured officer Mark Dodez may never walk again
• Joint Passover service April 17
• Canton Senior Expo set for Wednesday
• 8-year-old author raises funds for Japan disaster relief
• Unitarian 'Green Faire' is April 17
• Minerva schools hire architect for new office complex
• Breakfast with the Easter Bunny on April 9
• Police say man was hiding steaks in his clothes
• Ameridial to move Canton office, 170 jobs to Jackson
• Catholic reconciliation series to begin April 28
• Last Supper Seder is set for Saturday
• Palace art film series to screen 'Rabbit Hole'
• Criminal Justice Reform Committee to meet April 6
• Judges get top rating from Bar Association
• Walsh-Malone softball games moved to Walsh
• Drag racing denied in Sunday Millersburg Road fatal
• The Monday After — Community Center to honor Stearn, Harold, Newlon
• Trial date set for driver in traffic death of Daniel Stiles
• Interfaith symposium is Thursday
• Public meetings to discuss county government, sales tax
• Tickets still available for GOP mayoral debate
• Alliance court to adopt video arraignments
• Buy a prom dress for $20 at Massillon library
• Canton ambulance service again a discussion topic
• North Canton Council weighs street evaluation
• Pioneers Place Third Among Six Teams At Westminster Invitational
• Tuesday's Malone vs. Walsh Softball Doubleheader Now At Walsh Due To Poor Field Conditions At Malone
• Giraffe born at Cincinnati Zoo
• Stark public health services face a thorough review
• West Branch renews contracts for Ault, 3 administrators
• Library and Mercy to hold family health fair
• Officer Mark Dodez, hit by drunken driver, has surgery
• Wind advisory in effect, with rain and snow to come
• Chase customers warned of email data breach
• Canton rally tonight to celebrate MLK, workers' rights
• Mercy earns Energy Star status from US EPA
• Third suspect arrested in Perry home invasion
• Massillon man gets 2 years in meth case
• Perry considering zoning code changes
• Man convicted of $30 robbery gets 5 years in prison
• Tuslaw student Travis Valentine dies following Sunday night crash
• Minerva-area man shot in ankle while in Canton
• Gunmen rob Canton man of $300 outside his home
• Watching over those who watch your children
• Anatomy of a child care center violation
• Bank manager on sabbatical makes friends with seniors
• Carroll County Collage — Arthritic teen a walking hero
• Malone Accelerated Degree Completion - APRIL Info Mtg
• Hartville child care center among few with impeccable records in Stark County
• Monday is deadline to register to vote
• Kasich flooded with emails amid union fight
• North Canton still needs donor for July 4 fireworks
• Habitat graduates hand over keys to 12 new Canton homes
• Monday's forecast: Thunderstorms, damaging winds, snow
• Men's Tennis Drops Conference Opener At Cedarville 8-1
• Women's Tennis Loses Opening AMC Match At Cedarville By Score Of 7-2
• Feds question supporters of Ohio Somali leader
• St. Peter’s says good-bye to longtime priest
• Two University of Mount Union students arrested
• Stark County health stuck in the middle
• Eight-year-old boy writes book, will sell it to help Japan
• Slagle takes aim at mayor, council raises
• Malone University Awards Distinguished Faculty,Outstanding Staff, Administrator
• Electronic waste being collected Fridays in Canton
• Thirteen apply for N. Canton council vacancy
• Plea deal puts sex offender in prison for 7 years
• Saturday's Malone vs. Ursuline Softball DH Now NOT At Malone; May Be Played At Ursuline (Update Soon)
• Canton launches program to entice entrepreneurs
• Eight new Americans take oath as citizens
• Spitzer, Albacete to lead tour of Rome, Israel
• New bleachers in the works for East Canton stadium
• Haydn's 'Mass for Troubled Times' to be performed
• Aquinas seeks OK for lacrosse games at night
• Public to decide names for Akron Zoo penguins
• Hunters prepare for spring turkey season
• Toddler swallows painkillers; Green mom charged
• Missing teen found sleeping in Louisville church
• Springfield Township officer hit by drunken driver
• Man crashes truck after chase through Canton
• Woman accused of stealing a purseful of steaks
• Items sought for domestic violence victims
• Women in the military share stories of service
• Stark must prioritize projects to address drainage problems
• Stark cities fight housing blight
• Mayor Establishes Canton Entrepreneur Launch Commission
• Woman sues city, officer in sexting case
• Easter egg hunt planned April 9 at golf course
• Job, education fair set for veterans April 9
• Marine from Tuscarawas County dies in barracks
• Sandy Valley Local to register kindergartners
• 'Walk a Mile in Her Shoes' on Wednesday
• Stark State College announces open house
• Ohio performance audit bill sent to Kasich’s desk
• Cuyahoga corruption probe has a Canton connection
• Governor signs controversial Senate Bill 5
• Wayne County pedestrian struck by van dies
• Arts In Stark makes progress toward fundraising goal
• Family looking for missing Washington Township girl
• Canton to accept electronic waste for recycling
• Waynesburg-area family left homeless by fire
• Austin-Bailey Foundation awards 19 local grants
• Butcher block from former Mergus Restaurant for sale
• Young author to sign books to benefit Japan
• 'Walk a Mile in Her Shoes' in Wooster April 6
• Mount Union choir's Spring Concert April 16
• Interfaith demonstration Seder set for April 12
• Spiritual dialogues to resume Saturday
• No charges in collision that killed Green teen
• Knife-wielding N. Canton teen jailed after family feud
• Dover man arrested after hit-skip in Bethlehem Twp.
• Malone Women's Concert Choir
• Malone University Awards Tuition Reduction to Leadership Stark County Participants
• Jazz Ensemble Concert
• College of Theology, Arts, and Sciences - Department of Music - Will Present a Senior Recital
• Malone University Announces Information Meetings Regarding Accelerated Degree Completion Program in Management: April
• Senior Recital
• North Canton to extend tax breaks to seven, may end one
• Marlboro chapel raises more than $12,000 for Japan
• Kasich expected to sign bargaining bill by end of week
• Stark residents divided on Senate Bill 5
• Career fair in Canton draws hundreds
• Boards and ballots — Volunteers help Healy
• Sewer plant to be built in Marlboro Twp.
• Bargaining bill passes both Ohio House and Senate
• Council OKs budget — citywide shutdown avoided
• Snow hits Stark... again
• Aultman wins top hospital award
• Sheriff's employee unions agree to wage freezes
• Bob Seger at The Q on April 7
• Canton Local to conduct early childhood screenings
• Crash slows southbound traffic on I-77
• Canton Township zoning regulates skill games
• 'Help for Japan' to benefit quake victims
• Canton man acquitted in naked looting case
• Jackson Easter egg hunt to be April 16
• New CVS in Jackson seeks liquor licenses
• North Canton, Massillon to host MS walks
• Man avenging friend's murder gets year in prison
• Chance of snow in forecast, but it won't hang around
• Failure to file income tax leads to crack arrest
• Future murky for Meyers Lake Marina
• Malone - Student Research Symposium
• Information Meeting for RN to BSN Degree Completion Program - April
• Malone University Student Awarded at National Honor Society Conference
• Malone University Women's Concert Choir To Perform
• School of Education and Human Development Literacy Celebration
• Turner, former executive director of SMHA, dies
• Jury convicts Canton man of robbery
• Ryan Trewin dies after five-month battle with cancer
• Countywide 911 project leader’s contract due to end
• Two robberies involving a knife may be related
• Tax help offered to those with low income
• Calling hours, funeral set for Ryan Trewin
• St. Paul's UMC sets children's Easter celebration
• Common Ground Ministries plans spring banquet
• Church to hold Women's Day Preview Breakfast
• Dalton freezes school psychologist's salary
• Chapel in Marlboro aids Japan quake victims
• Cinnabon opens at Akron-Canton Airport
• Plain to consider variance for 3-unit residence
• Canton native returns to Dr. Oz on Wednesday
• State Rep. Hagan could be youngest female to serve
• Ryan Trewin's courageous battle ends
• Northwest athletics headed in a new direction
• Malone - RN to BSN Nursing Info Mtg - April
• 2011 Spring Pastor's Breakfast
• Campus Carnival for Children with Special Needs and Their Siblings
• One jailed, one at-large in robbery-shooting
• Sentencing looms for driver in deadly hit-skip
• Canton City Council wants to shift money to paving
• New companies boost North Canton revenue
• Lake Township trustees for March 28
• Canton Board of Education for March 28
• Stock Pile will have celebratory open house
• Shreiner retiring from Jackson fire department
• Canton call center could dial up 500 jobs; job fair is Wednesday
• Woman homeless after fire
• Psych evaluation ordered for Canton murder suspect
• Four Carrollton principals receive new 3-year contracts
• Dave Ramsey simulcast Friday at First Friends
• Man avoids jail in vicious dog attack
• Jackson man pleads 'guilty' in fatal hit-skip crash
• Free thumb bands to promote text-free driving
• Royal Knights finish as state runners-up
• After yet more disasters, whither Japan?
• Queen of Heaven to host Lenten retreat in April
• Drivers avoid serious charges in Mount Union bus crash
• Board of elections to test ballot tabulations
• Robbery and shooting suspect set for arraignment Monday
• Separation/divorce program begins April 12
• New approach helps foster teens cope with issues
• Careless cooking blamed for Canton house fire
• Canton mayor candidates define role, responsibilities
• Gunmen rob southwest Canton convenience store
• Laws keep mayor’s power in check
• Malone University Senior Recital
• Men’s Track & Field Team Places Seventh At Wheeling Jesuit Invitational; Women Finish Ninth
• Trinity UCC handbells choirs to perform April 3
• Malone alum to start Anglican church in Stark
• Teachers' goal is meeting challenge of diversity
• Vivid World War II posters being auctioned in Ohio
• Tour connects Stark students with black colleges
• Aspiring small farmers get advice at R.G. Drage seminar
• Pioneers Lose To Ohio Northern 6-3 In Home Match
• Hit-skip crash investigated; suspect found passed out
• Triathlete/therapist uses his injury to help others
• United Way allocations — $4.51 million split 40 ways
• Malone Info Mtgs - Master of Arts in Theology
• It may be spring, but fire hydrant freezes
• HOF Festival names auxiliary committee chairs
• State funding for schools — more or less?
• Third suspect sought in home-invasion robbery
• Stark County's jobless rate in February: 10.7 percent
• School achievement test rally will be April 9
• Wayne Savings declares dividend
• Cleveland concert to feature 'Women Who Rock'
• Canton, Stark County jobless rates dip slightly
• Liquor licenses sought for former DAV club
• Plenty of bluster, little accomplished in special City Council session
• Beavercreek man gets $16.4 million cable bill
• Dryer catches fire; smoke damages Canton home
• Canton man gets 6 years on child porn charges
• Canton man leads police on high-speed chase
• 55th Street bridge replacement likely months off
• Malone University Open Frame Student Film Fest
• At Mount Union, astrophysicist marvels at great unknown
• Massillon's superintendent's new post official
• Two men arrested after home invasion in Perry
• AirTran shareholders approve merger with Southwest
• Telephone scam targets credit unions, others
• Canton residents line up to get food vouchers
• Canton truck dealer is nominated for national award
• Aging workforce challenges local employers
• Beth Borda named to Stark District Library board
• Jews for Jesus program in Minerva April 3
• Church hosts 'Dave Ramsey' preview March 29
• Skill games business robbed; employee shot
• Sign-language spring concert is Friday
• ODOT seeks volunteers to clean up highways
• Stark Community Foundation hits $100M milestone
• AirTran shareholders approve acquisition by Southwest
• Search for Carmichael's successor begins tonight
• Sippo Lake, Walborn marinas to open April 30
• North Canton police find father of tot found wandering in street
• Plain Local bus involved in minor accident on Route 62
• North Canton moves forward with kindergarten plan
• Coroner: Driver may have had heart attack before crash
• Mayor calls an all-nighter to hammer out budget
• Alliance school board renews six contracts
• Lawsuit over name of shopping website dismissed
• Former county employee gets Canton post
• Thunderstorm causes little damage in Stark
• County defends removal of Zeigler as treasurer
• Jackson wants new football turf before first game
• Man admits causing toddler’s death in 2004
• State Senate confirms Snitchler as PUCO chairman
• Women's conference to be held at RiverTree
• UrbanArk expands its hot meals ministry
• Families can get help for Alzheimer's, dementia
• Dead horse found in Canton with bullet to head
• Tornado watch in effect for Stark, neighboring counties
• Damages top $1.2 million in Fairport Harbor fires
• Jackson zoning board to review 4 cases
• City man may have been stricken before crash
• Thunderstorms with hail possible today
• Verdict split in vicious dog attack case
• Premier Bank proves it can hang with ‘big boys’
• Malone Students in Free Enterprise Advance to National Competition
• Malone Brass and Flute Ensemble
• Lawrence Township trustees for March 21
• Lake Local Board of Education for March 21
• Plain Township trustees for March 22
• MAC Trailer looks to hire nearly 200
• Canton selling firetruck
• Seven are candidates for North Canton council vacancy
• Ohio Supreme Court to hear Zeigler appeal
• Coleman Center seeks entertainers for seniors
• Library to host job fair Thursday
• Driver charged in death of Uniontown police officer
• Canton residents to get $20 food vouchers
• ODNR to renovate dam at Portage Lakes reservoir
• State Ave. fire began in chimney; no one hurt
• Fire department crews at scene of State Avenue house fire
• Canton officer douses man who set self on fire
• Firetruck for sale at Canton city auction
• Brown Local Schools holds the line on salaries
• Sade, John Legend to perform in Cleveland in July
• State Route 236 reopens after flooding repairs
• GOP mayoral candidates Conde, Gerig to debate
• Jonathan White in concert at Malvern church
• North Canton may hike season passes for swimming pool
• Wanted drug dealer arrested; found with crack
• North Canton man arrested after standoff with police
• Repository used to quiz students on 'common knowledge'
• Hydrant flushing to take place in Canton this week
• Ambulance service staffing a concern in Canton
• City Council again rejects budget; deadline looms
• Carmichael leaving Massillon City Schools
• Professors: Airstrikes in Libya likely to affect gas prices
• David Stucki to resign as Family Court judge
• Fish dinners Friday at LIFE Ministries
• Diocese to hold special Mass for John Paul II
• Marlington Local Schools retains administrators
• Bank robbers hit Fifth Third Bank in Jackson
• Grand opening for Canton church on Sunday
• Fish dinners at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church
• Broadway actor from Canton to speak Tuesday
• Massillon woman rear-ends Highway Patrol cruiser
• Canton Township plans hearing on skill games
• Pharmacy employee shot during robbery attempt
• Canton man accused of soliciting sex from students
• Canton man cut by knife during domestic dispute
• Jackson schools start exchange with China
• Kasich budget to hurt nursing homes
• Chinese send educators to Stark to see how we operate classrooms
• Canton Municipal Court extends amnesty program
• Malone - Graduate Info Mtgs
• Malone March Discover Day
• Malone - Graduate Info Mtgs
• Canton to address SMHA security
• Officials battle worst bedbug infestation in Canton history
• City To Continue Food Voucher Program - Eligible Individuals Can Receive $20 Vouchers
• Vince Watts to head Urban League
• Pioneer Men's Tennis Loses To Grove City 8-1 In Home Match
• Police officer dies in Ohio shooting; suspect hurt
• Ohio governor explains streetcar funding position
• Man out of jail is arrested anew — this time for ramming building
• Canton woman arrested in stabbing, another woman hospitalized
• Malone's One Voice Gospel Choir in Concert
• Malone University Stages 'Proof'
• Malone University Junior Class to Sponsor Easter Egg Hunt for Community Children
• Malone Pioneers Help the Homeless
• Lehman band director collecting instruments
• Marriage experts honored, offer sage advice
• $1,000 raises proposed for 5 Alliance unions
• Panel wants two building departments at same site
• Stark County library will host job fair
• Security cameras will be on Canton Council agenda
• Walsh University to host theology symposium
• Vince Watts will lead Stark Urban League
• Anglicans forming plans for new church in Canton
• Report — City, county offices should share building
• Perry man going to prison after 6th DUI
• Free women’s film at LIFE Church March 23
• Wilmot gas station seeks Sunday alcohol sales
• Healy seeks new finance director for Canton
• Plane veers off runway at airport; no one hurt
• Cathedral Quartet tribute concert at the Palace
• Stark officials try to counter state budget cuts
• Tax incentives renewed for 13 Stark County companies
• Stark County Home and Garden show starts Friday
• Historic Canton temple will open for a public peek
• DUI checkpoint location unveiled
• Bluecoats buy North Canton Knights of Columbus hall
• Auditions scheduled for church drama
• Five honored at St. Patrick’s Day Blue Mass
• N.A.V.E. to hold 'meet the candidates' events
• Fundraisers to benefit fallen officer's family
• Plans scrapped for waste-burning power plant
• Stark State bomb threat suspect waives hearing
• Voluntary recall issued by Sugar Valley Meats
• St. Paul’s offers Communion during Lent
• Malone forum to ask, 'Should Christians break the law?'
• Sobriety checkpoint set for Navarre Road SW
• EPA hearing in Navarre to focus on gas pipeline
• Shoplifting suspect arrested with gun, knife
• Canton man flees crash scene, fights with officers
• Third Annual Undergraduate Student Research Symposium
• Firefighters’ Local 249 backs Conde for mayor
• Stark commissioners OK budget for 2011
• Amish school will be built this spring
• Upcoming programs to help entrepreneurs
• Howard Hanna expands in Stark
• Informational meeting set to discuss Senate Bill 5
• Retiree rehired to coordinate Canton Local gifted program
• East Sparta raising water rates
• Fair Finance execs face federal indictment
• “Financial Peace” classes in Hartville to begin March 29
• Revoldt leaves North Canton council post at end of month
• Canton Local rehires Rosselli on a limited basis
• Sugar Valley Meats recalls wieners, sausage
• Crash ties up S. Main Street in North Canton
• Child support amnesty day on April 14
• Lineup of speakers set for Entrepreneur Experience
• Man convicted of stealing from his employer
• Green man arrested with guns after threats at bar
• Free concert at His Place 4 U on Friday
• Notre Dame theologian speaks tonight at St. Michael
• Charlie Sheen coming to Cleveland
• Amish school to be built in Sugar Creek Twp.
• Sobriety checkpoint planned for St. Patrick’s Day
• Canton reviews tax-break agreements
• Flooding not expected to worsen
• Canton man arrested after high-speed chase in Perry
• Malone University’s One Voice Gospel Choir in Concert
• Malone University Cheerleaders Are Repeat National Champions
• Golfers Eye Scramble To Feed Stark County Hungry
• Malone University Annual Unplugged Concert
• Waynesburg councilman now zoning inspector
• Haschak to retire; DiLoreto replacing her in Jackson
• Stark County unveils budget for rest of 2011
• Bids for Hoover District face deadline
• Kasich budget hits local governments hard
• Local educators wait for state budget impact
• Area legislators see good, bad things with state budget
• Stark library used to dwindling funds
• Two charged in January gaming parlor raids
• No charges yet in accident that killed Capt. Stiles
• Teen to be tried as adult in murder
• Sheriff to crack down on drivers for St. Pat’s weekend
• Canton firefighters launch fund drive for muscular dystrophy
• Sandy Valley reaches contract with OAPSE
• Firefighters union endorses Conde for Canton mayor
• Jackson Local superintendent to retire July 31
• No extra funds for sheriff in proposed county budget
• IBEW Local 1985 approves 5-year contract
• Canton targeted for 25 percent cut in state funding
• Perry High students work to make girl’s wish come true
• Minerva Dairy's lace cheese 3rd in national competition
• BMV operations to be disrupted March 26
• The Monday After — Photos shine light on Hoover Co.
• Canal Fulton Lions to host fisherman's swap
• Diocese of Youngstown seeks relief funds for Japan
• Canton teen to be tried as an adult on murder charge
• Six Stark teens earn Eagle of the Cross Award
• Man accused of attempted sexual conduct with teen
• Malone University Business Majors Donating Time with VITA
• Malone University Master of Arts Degree In Theological Studies - April Information Meeting
• Malone University - Kawfee Haus Presents J.J. Heller
• Stark County Hunger Task Force To Honor '2010 Hunger Fighter Of The Year’
• Information Meetings Regarding Graduate Programs at Malone University for march 2011
• Jackson Township trustees meeting of March 14
• Canton City Schools BOE meeting of March 14
• Canton officials OK plan for HUD funds
• Canton official takes North Canton finance job
• State to investigate death of Canton man at state prison
• Canton woman indicted for husband’s slaying
• Water commission meeting set for Tuesday
• Tuesday's Softball Doubleheader At Findlay Postponed
• Tressel apologizes to fans at HOF Luncheon Club
• Sex offender going to prison while awaiting appeal
• Harold takes over as auditor, immediately trims staff
• Verizon, Time Warner offer free calling to Japan
• Man gets 9 years; robbed same restaurant 3 times
• Green pedestrian, 15, dies after collision with SUV
• Boy Scout leader who solicited sex from Massillon teen avoids prison
• Canton Twp. may tweak zoning rules for skill games
• Church plans Cinderella shop and prom fashion show
• Massillon man faces April sentencing in traffic death of his cousin
• Akron Universalists will host Green Festival
• Stark 20/20 — How much is government spending on you?
• Social, traditional media are crucial tools in Mideast uprisings
• Seed money — start saving money from the ground up
• Don’t walk down the aisle without a financial plan
• Nike Air Band Competition
• Malone University Faculty Artist Series
• Malone University - April Discover Day
• Sunshine Week is about your right to know
• Man, drunk friend charged with endangering kids
• Boards and Ballots — Renacci among richest U.S. reps
• No frills in Massillon Library levy issue
• Community groups team up to help teen parents
• Canton faces HUD funding deadline
• Lawmakers’ cell phones often out of public reach
• For battered Japan, a new threat: nuclear meltdown
• Adventure Landings up, running in former rec center
• Rising waters near Zoar force evacuation
• Police say Canton man punched girlfriend, puppy
• Japan shaken by magnitude 6.2 aftershock
• Digital phone provider won’t charge for calls to Japan
• In Japan nuclear plant, frantic efforts to avoid meltdown
• Community Center opened his doors
• Woman charged in fatal crash that killed her passenger
• Perry Twp. man arrested after chase in Canton Twp.
• Man jailed on felony domestic violence
• Lake Twp. man arrested, accused of attempted burglary
• Two men arrested on child endangering
• N. Canton needs financial spark to keep Fourth of July fireworks
• Hoover High to honor top achievers
• Odor in schools still unidentified
• Perry mom charged in daughter's death, 35 years ago
• Stark residents with Japan ties express concern
• Portable pond used to douse fire at Carroll home
• Winter storm gives way to 'chance of flurries'
• Hatha yoga classes begin April 5 in Louisville
• Malone holds public meeting on MA in theology
• Hall of Fame Festival a go even if game isn’t
• Timken JROTC hosts, wins Drill Classic
• Timken, Diebold offices in Japan undamaged by quake
• Do you know someone affected by the quake?
• Truck, building damaged in Canton fire
• Developer plans to breathe new life into Atwood resort
• Malone University College of Theology, Arts, and Sciences Presents 'Brass and Flute Ensemble'
• Open Business Forum Series: Social Networking to Build Your Business
• Fracking questions fielded at City Hall
• Perry restaurant to host fundraiser for ailing toddler
• Countywide 911 dispatch plan may need backup
• Singing Wonders to perform at Grace UCC
• Gas price hike hurts in more ways than one
• Navarre, Hartville see population surge due to annexations
• Girl Scout cookie sales up
• Former Allcare Dental patients referred to Hudec Dental
• Lake grad gets Purple Heart
• Meeting on fatal Lake Twp. accident planned
• Bond set for man accused of making Stark State bomb threat
• Lake Twp. trustees issue parking ban
• ODOT closes Route 93 between U.S. 250 and 62
• Lake Center Christian presents 'Little Women: The Musical'
• Flooding closes towpath, halts train rides in park
• Carnation City Mall to host sports card show
• Nimishillen Township enacts parking ban
• New Hope church plans 'Super Soup Supper'
• Two units damaged in Alliance apartment fire
• Green teen arrested in Florida on kidnapping charges
• 'Salute to Families' celebration plans several activities
• Woman surrenders in case of stolen student loan check
• Troopers, prosecutors to review Stiles fatality
• Census shows sharp population decline in Canton
• Preschool screening at Fairless Elementary on Friday
• Spring Writer's Series at Malone University
• Cleveland slips below 400,000, first time in more than a century
• Grand jury dismisses illegal bingo charges against Canton bar
• Portion of mobile home park may be evacuated following flood
• Candlelight vigil held for Canton man killed in Feb. 28 shooting
• Harvest for Hunger kicks off 2011 campaign
• Men's Tennis Loses Rain-Shortened 5-1 Contest To Wittenberg In Hilton Head Wednesday
• New evidence puts attempted murder trial on hold
• Police seek woman who stole student loan check
• Police looking for man who robbed Subway
• Central Catholic plans sacred music concert
• Program to shine light on human trafficking
• Stark jobless rate rises, but still better than in 2010
• Diocese to hold Rite of Election this Sunday
• Grace United Methodist plans community dinners
• Friday marks 100th AultCare Fast Break Breakfast
• Ash Wednesday marks beginning of holy season
• The Chapel to host 'Women's Day of Refreshment'
• Budget ideas pour into Canton City Hall
• Flood watch issued as heavy rain, winds move in
• Man with gun draws crowd, police at Skyline Terrace
• Alliance police arrest 2 after crack sale near children
• Canton police writing fewer tickets
• Business booms for affordable, recycled bikes
• Sanders Centers helps rehab area wildlife
• Tiger Trot 5K growing in popularity
• Tusc Twp. road officlal seeks $10K for flood repairs
• Three indicted in meth lab bust at home
• Following State of the State, Kasich graded on Senate Bill 5
• Plain trustees want drilling-permit notification
• Training classes set for new SARTA riders
• With rain in forecast, close watch kept over Dover Dam
• Arrests made in Stark State College bomb threat
• Walsh to host band, choir open house Saturday
• Hammer and Nails Club to host a pasta dinner
• Emergency grant applications being accepted
• Fourth defendant arrested in fatal robbery
• Pioneer Women's Tennis Earns First Victory Of Season With 9-0 Win Over Eastern (PA) In Hilton Head
• Commissioners to meet with Sandy Twp. residents
• Canton budget meeting set for tonight
• Louisville man faces federal child porn charge
• Canton Women's Club to host table viewing
• Carrollton man injured in tractor accident
• Police arrest both robbery victim and suspect
• Parish seeks books for Nigerian library
• Hidden room, cultivation uncovered; Minerva area man faces drug charges
• Local churches to celebrate Sunday of Orthodoxy
• Vegan film at Deliverance Church March 21
• Canton OKs $5 million project at Gervasi Vineyard
• Freedom of speech under fire in America
• Ohio Patriot Guard Riders proud to serve
• Atwood Lake Resort to idle golf course, cabins, too
• Erie Street S to remain closed for sinkhole repair
• Mang, 73, to retire from Massillon City Council
• Stark County unions continue assault on SB5
• North Canton council to fight hotel plan
• Marlington High School grad named to PUCO
• Alliance council moves to prevent 'fracking' on city property
• 70-year-old man arrested with gun, drugs
• Canton police officer details life after baseball bat assault
• HOF Festival Queen Pageant applications deadline nears
• Foundation offers college scholarship information
• Local union workers criticize Senate Bill 5
• Final Mass to be held Sunday at All Saints
• OEA to hold New Phila rally against SB 5
• WW II Then and Now: Landing in LSTs
• Stark representatives get new assignments in Ohio House
• St. Patrick’s Day Blue Mass at St. John’s
• Church women’s expo is March 26
• Aeros hold auditions to sing national anthem
• Ohio Supreme Court to hear Zeigler case
• Phil Davison to appear on Comedy Central on Tuesday
• Stark 20/20 — Healthy brains for Stark County children
• Gunshots fired outside Canton home
• Window shot out at northwest Canton home
• Teen snatches wallet from Canton man
• Plenty of rewards, discounts available for senior citizens
• Gov. Kasich to share vision with Ohioans in Tuesday speech
• Ohio House feels like home for Hagan
• Malone Adult Degree Completion - March
• Malone - Nursing Info Mtg - March
• Upcoming Exhibits at Malone University
• Mayor Healy to Host March Budget Meeting
• Massillon set to vote on 2011 budget
• Canton touts cost-cutting moves
• Weather sends produce prices soaring
• Sorry, Jackson; Kay Heck will share her husband no more
• North Canton defers kindergarten decision
• Hoover Foundation announces grant recipients
• Patrol responds to wrecks
• Power out on Market Avenue N
• Flood warning in effect though Sunday morning
• Canton firefighters battle vacant house fire
• Green eighth-grader wins Regional Spelling Bee
• Lindsey Pifher, Tynae Wilson, James Zeuch Earn All-America Honors For Pioneer Track & Field Teams At NAIA Indoor Nationals
• Flood warning issued for Stark; more heavy rain expected
• Faculty Artist Series
• Senior Recital
• Snakes Alive! Repitle Show
• Canalway Center drops fees for county residents
• North Lawrence woman killed in crash
• Woman killed in Tuscarawas Twp. crash
• Lehman's Hardware to reopen after flood
• Women's 4x800 Relay Finishes Seventh In Finals At NAIA Indoor Nationals Friday; Three Distance Runners Qualify For Saturday Finals
• Pioneer Swim Teams Set Seven New School Records At NAIA National Championships Friday
• Free disaster clean-up kits available
• Magic show Saturday at Sherrick Road Church of God
• Camp Wakonda Auction is March 19
• 'Dr. Phil' delves into Copley school registration debate
• 80th McKinley Stamp Club show this weekend
• Central’s Hammer and Nails Club to host pasta dinner
• Canton budget meeting set for Tuesday
• Hunter sentenced to prison for using a gun
• Man sentenced for leaving scene of scooter crash
• Stark County Park District for March 2
• Wine store applies for license to sell samples
• Fugitive arrested with stolen shotgun
• Man accused of making meth near infant grandson
• Man leads police on chase before leaping from his car
• Changes in works for North Canton government
• Malone University - Senior Recital
• Senior Recital
• House may be easier hurdle for Senate Bill 5
• Man compacted in truck will face charges
• Duplex fire displaces two families in Alliance
• More rain, then more snow in forecast for week’s end
• Women's 4x800 Relay Plus Three Individuals (Men and Women) Qualify For Finals On Day One At NAIA Indoor Nationals
• Stark State changes how it deals with bomb threats
• More rain brings new flood threat to Stark, Northeast Ohio
• Plain Township bridge closed due to flood damage
• Seeking Civil War memorabilia
• Canton snowplow drivers suspended
• Man accused of 'unprovoked' attack on bar patrons
• Lake Twp. woman convicted of stealing benefits
• Public meeting to discuss future of Pike Twp. park
• Boy Scout Troop 264 to hold spaghetti dinner
• Women’s heart health event March 19
• Officials tally flood damage; more rain in forecast
• Cleveland Clinic opens center in Jackson Township
• Candle sets pillow, bed on fire in Plain home
• Canton woman killed, 4 hurt in late-night crash
• Charita Goshay - What does the Charlie Sheen scandal say about us?
• Lake Twp. residents who rescued neighbor receive courage award
• Flood insurance? Many don't think they need it until it's too late
• Massillon man joins National Inventors Hall of Fame
• Corinthian column part of City Hall project
• Ohio Senate passes bill to restrict public unions
• Teen murder suspect could be tried as an adult
• Man sentenced to 13 years in prison for home invasion
• Man sentenced to 8 years for Jackson tree farm shooting
• Hagan sworn in as state representative
• Stark commissioners declare emergency due to flooding
• Half of Stark County's Towpath Trail under water
• Nimishillen Twp. zoning board rejects expansion
• Construction project affects City Hall access
• Glick's blood-alcohol level at legal limit at time of fatal crash
• Renacci to meet with Wooster students
• In 300 words — Tyler’s hope, Sue’s heart
• Allen School razing to begin by end of March
• Stark prosecutors want stay lifted in Zeigler civil case
• Tuscarawas River crests, begins to recede
• Federal shutdown could affect you
• Bracelet cements bond between woman, boy
• Grant to aid cleanup at former Republic Steel plant
• Closing Advisory - Courtyard Expansion Project Update
• Flooded basement? Act fast to avoid mold
• Shooter says he fired in self-defense
• Many scrubbing up floodwater debris as rising rivers recede
• Christina Hagan to replace Snitchler in 50th
• 60 Lawrence residents given option to evacuate
• 4-year-old in 'serious' condition from Tuesday morning crash
• Dogs rescued from pound, rising water
• Canton sewage plant handles record volume
• St. Paul Guild Day of Reflection is March 12
• TGI Fridays to hold fundraiser for MS
• Canton schools lead Ohio in efficient operations
• Red Cross closes shelter for flood victims
• Pike Township to discuss zoning fees
• Youth football returns to Canton for Four Nations Cup
• Flooding fallout keeps several roads closed
• Three rescued from flooding in Sugar Creek
• Free pancakes at IHOP to raise funds for charity
• Floodwaters begin to recede across Stark County
• Man shot to death in southeast Canton
• Forum: Egypt, Social Media, and the Middle East
• Trial on attempted murder charge begins
• Stark County official calls employee health plan 'rich'
• Stark State closed for fourth time by a bomb threat
• Canton police get 3 percent raises
• North Canton ponders recreation fees
• Jackson honors retiring firefighters
• Malone Swimming Teams To Send Eight To NAIA National Championships
• Jury sides with Jackson business in 2008 drowning
• Flooding in Stark County — Latest updates
• Black pastors lead Planned Parenthood picket
• Untreated sewage diverted into Nimishillen Creek
• Tusc trustees to declare emergency; Perry closes recycling station
• No bomb found after latest Stark State threat
• Flooding closes Reservoir, South Sippo parks
• City set to put floodgate in place as Tusc River continues to swell
• Canton fire may have been started by lightning
• Red Cross sets up shelter for flood victims
• Interactive map of Stark County flooding
• Commissioners review history of health benefits
• Phil Giavasis joins Stark County Board of Elections
• Josh Groban to perform at the Q in June
• House fire caused by lightning strike
• Flash flooding closes roads, swamps buildings
• Ready to drill — how much depends on what is found
• February Teens of the Month — Emily Fisher and Michael McBurney
• Stark 20/20 — Pride of place
• Business owner fights recession with soup
• Community divided on drilling’s impact
• If you’re filling out tax forms, you might be asking yourself ... $3 for what?
• Malone Universtiy - Faculty Artist Series
• City Splash fundraiser surpasses goal
• Antiques roadshow coming to Massillon
• Buses headed for Senate Bill 5 rally Tuesday
• Schools may get snow days back
• Canton YWCA’s homeless housing project is on schedule
• Malone prof not surprised by Bahrain unrest
• Canton woman burned in house fire
• Sparks from grinder ignite Canton garage fire
• Canton Twp. trustees acquire former Amos McDannel Elementary at auction
• Three Republicans recommended for 50th House seat
• Third bomb threat in a month closes Stark State
• Hall of Fame Enshrinement Festival chairmen named
• Woman had crack pipe, prescription meds, jail records say
• Hazardous weather “outlook”: Lots of rain, flooding
• Bold Face — Buy a TV for $9 an inch
• Hoover grad survives New Zealand earthquake
• Worldview Forum Series- Civil Disobedience: Should Christians Break the Law
• Snowy February still no match for last year's
• Police contract is on City Council agenda
• Police officers honored at annual banquet
• College fair attracts 50 schools
• Irish Comalya in Canfield will aid Catholic Charities
• Students brave snow to learn about engineering at Timken
• Alliance plans citizens' police academy
• Marlington student charged with assault; hearing slated
• East Canton to join Inter-Valley Conference in 2013
• Tabernacle moves into new chapel at Aultman
• Chemical vapors forced evacuation at refinery
• Affinity to donate $25K, continue providing food to Family Living Center
• Larry Trotter to lead revival at LIFE Ministries
• Snow closes schools; more snow on the way
• Snow updates — Airport open, with some delays
• Sexual predator accused of failing to register
• Asbestos hasn't spread to grounds at Molly Stark
• Malone University Master of Arts Degree In Theological Studies - Information Meeting
• Malone Symphonic Band Concert
• Firefighters won’t be disciplined for driving by Civic Center crowd
• Griffin has new contract as Brown Local chief
• Police catch up with wrong-way driver
• Repository staffers grab 41 state Associated Press awards
• North Canton Elks Lodge a victim of embezzlement
• Stark native 'Marty' Averette wins labor award
• Malone to outline master's in theological studies
• Greentown-area fire blamed on electrical problem
• Massillon man accused of head-butting patient
• Universalists to screen “The Laramie Project”
• County departments review citizen review recommendations
• Attempt to deter vandals leads to office shutdown
• St. Paul Wellness Expo is March 5
• The Vine Connection to perform at church
• Church to host '70s-style family day
• Rally to focus on abortions among black women
• Stark State drops 'of Technology' from its name
• Mid-Lent organ recital planned at New Life church
• Airport begins to upgrade terminal, parking lots
• LaShay Parks to run as write-in for Canton council
• House passes Snitchler bill requiring state audits
• Don't like the weather? Just wait, it'll change
• Man accused of striking woman, choking child
• Cosette Audi savors her appearance on 'Jeopardy!'
• Weaver Child Development -Open House
• Forum: Egypt, Social Media, and the Middle East
• Malone University Kawfee Haus Series Welcomes J.J. Heller In Concert
• Business Expo helps companies spread the word
• Kidsummit — Anti-drug program claims 20 years of success
• Plow drivers face discipline over 'parade' at Kasich appearance
• Trial begins in civil suit over man who fell into pit
• Kent Stark to host small-business seminar
• Snitchler to start PUCO post next week
• Canton legislator takes aim at front license plates
• Hartville sues, wants Lake Local schools campus annexed
• Canton Blues Festival performers announced
• Commissioners want to acquire Bow Building
• Former Browns star Doug Dieken to speak at dinner
• Two cut deals with prosecutors in fatal robbery
• Malone offers carnival for special-needs children
• Police — Woman stole gas four times from same station
• Malone forum to discuss social media in Middle East
• Canton man to serve prison term for meth operation
• Griffin to continue as superintendent in Brown Local
• Alliance woman who abused infant is going to prison
• Stark GOP to discuss replacement for Snitchler
• Conservation District takes orders for fish fingerlings
• Performance to benefit New Zealand relief efforts
• Two women injured in head-on collision
• BOE to OK hiring of McDaniels as Tigers assistant
• Citizens complain, but crews keep on plowing
• Want to help a local food bank? Go jump in the lake
• Neighbors don’t want ICAN to buy Harleigh
• Perry Local to show its pride on Earth Day
• Mild temps, rain to bring flooding
• Kasich in Canton — Protesters voice opposition to Senate Bill 5
• Kasich in Canton — More than 1,000 protest
• Estimated 5,200 protesters chant "Kill the bill" at Statehouse
• Kasich outlines plan for business, employment growth
• Nominations sought for 'Hero/Shero Award'
• Task forces weigh in on Citizens Review report
• Yoga classes canceled in Louisville today
• Malvern postpones boys basketball game
• Bishop Murry to celebrate Mass for students
• Tickets available for Black History banquet
• Gerig quits job to run for Canton mayor
• East Canton man avoids prison for vehicular assault
• Healy, Kasich discuss economic development
• Cosette Audi to appear on 'Jeopardy!' tonight
• Benevolent fund set up for Casey J. McKinney
• Kasich to speak to press before Canton speech
• Nimishillen Township enacts parking ban
• Alliance snow emergency bans street parking
• Man arrested after chase through Canton, down I-77
• Crews work around the clock to clear roadways
• Made in Stark — Advanced Precast offers diversity
• The Monday After — Soldier earns Medal of Honor
• Communities do their best to keep up with bad weather
• Police arrest 14 at underage drinking party
• Carmichael turns down Belpre school post
• Massillon city officials debate budget
• Longtime Walsh University professor, William Zumbar dies
• Healy pledges clean campaign; opponents scoff
• Employer spaces available for April job fair
• Slippery conditions lead to crashes, cancellations
• Security boosted for Kasich speech in Canton
• Ohio gas prices up 55 cents from a year ago
• Parish schedules St. Patrick’s Day card party
• Canton police investigate report of sexual abuse
• Snow expected to continue through Monday night
• Dellroy church to hold 'art of marriage' seminar
• Stockdale Family Band in concert in Marlboro
• Nimishillen Township seeks zoning inspector
• Carmichael pulls out of Belpre superintendent search
• Real estate market — Why not paint a better picture?
• Stark 20/20 — Housing issue is many-faceted
• Canton woman robbed of $400 in her home
• Cerreta has spent 60 years with one company
• Canton teen robbed of clothing
• School of Nursing and Health Sciences: Information Meeting for New RN To BSN Degree Program at Malone
• Fine Arts Discover Day at Malone
• Malone University to Host Fourth Annual Jack Hazen Open - Pump and Run
• Canton’s St. Paul becomes part of merged parish
• Tuition credits worth millions unclaimed
• Flu cases on rise in Stark County
• Sudden snow causes accidents in Stark
• Cleveland Orchestra plans 9/11 tribute concert
• Heroin linked to Ohio prescription drug problems
• Ohio soldier dies in Africa after noncombat injury
• Moore leads No. 11 Purdue past No. 2 Ohio State
• Canton health department responds to bug infestation
• GOP back in the hunt for Canton mayoral post
• Public Meeting Notice - Community Reinvestment Area Housing Council to Meeting
• Car plows into doughnut shop in Jackson
• Faith-based phone apps popular among the faithful
• Man accidentally shoots self while trying to unload handgun
• Memorial service, funeral procession today in Lake
• When it comes to healing from injuries, every brain is different
• Information Meeting for NEW RN to BSN Degree Program at Malone
• Authorities say infant death's appears accidental
• Death of 6-month-old believed to be accidental
• Cleveland Indians staff assists USO
• Grand jury to hear case vs. Canton mom
• Canton man's prison term is lengthened
• Canton woman injured during fight with ex-boyfriend
• Nun to discuss Catholic health ministry at forum
• Canton Township BMV office to reopen
• Canton post commander promoted
• Pills in the Kool-Aid case goes to grand jury
• Diocese plans first Irish Comalya for March 12
• Tom Stacy to join Lee Owens at Ashland University
• Kasich orders flags lowered to honor Daniel Stiles
• College Club of Canton offers interest-free loans
• Blood donors could win free dinners in Wilmot
• McKinley Museum's 'Soup at Six' to explore space race
• International evangelist to speak in Alliance Monday
• Stiles funeral to close roads; detour set
• Windy weather to usher in colder temperatures
• Child with lighter ignites mattress in Canton bedroom
• Canton food pantry extends hours to fill growing need
• Fine Arts Discover Day at Malone University - February 21, 2011
• ‘Union busting’ bill hits a chord at Statehouse
• Group helps with cats after caregiver hurt in house fire
• No injuries in two Canton house fires, 12 hours apart
• Warmer weather could mean flooding, although a snowfall isn’t far off
• Contract worker killed in steel plant accident
• North Canton narrows list of candidates for finance director
• Stark mental health board targets diversity in treatment
• The Repository joins forces with Monster.com
• A Community Christmas seeks winter coat donations
• Daniel Stiles' wife thanks public for support
• Canton man wins 'Wonderful Life' instant lottery
• Poll workers wanted for May 3 primary
• HOF queen candidates invited to 'Screen the Queen'
• Warmer weather could cause some minor flooding
• Highway Patrol still investigating fatal accident
• Canton firefighters extinguish two separate fires
• Public meetings to discuss county government, sales tax
• Big Brother Big Sisters of Stark seeks mentors
• Malone University Faculty Artist Series
• Fine Arts Discover Day at Malone University
• Massillon may annex Route 30 segment
• Sippo dam inspection, repair will be costly
• Assembly to honor McKinley grads who help
• Grant to help develop Carroll County Park
• Uniontown halts traffic control at site of fatal accident
• Commissioners set more community meetings
• Canton man charged with robbing several banks
• Healy asks candidates to sign 'clean campaign pledge'
• Woman rescued from burning Greentown home
• Canton man admits role in home-invasion robbery
• Two plead guilty to shooting man in Canton
• Fred Chenevey leaving WHBC to move to Florida
• Story quilt exhibit opens at Stark State College
• Program to focus on prevention of drug abuse
• Plea bargain nets Canton woman 10 years in murder of Perry man
• 3:16 X'Treme Ministries to hold spring fundraiser
• Summit GOP boss to lobby for University of Akron
• Muggswigz to offer free coffee lesson
• Envision Quartet to perform in Canton
• Kuhn elected president of legal service agencies
• There's still time to register as a write-in candidate
• Rapidly melting snow raises risk of flooding
• High-tech golf instruction center opens
• After a decade of recycling, still short of state goal
• Slesnick named to review, advisory board
• Jackson Local adopts option for earning graduation credits
• Massillon 6-month-old boy's death investigated
• Gasoline prices go down, then back up
• Owner of dead kitten offered air fare plus $50
• Jackson police arrest two in string of vehicle break-ins
• Fire damages Shorb Avenue home
• Lake couple files suit against security company
• Tax bills for mobile, manufactured homes due March 1
• Kaufman Center donates facility for officer's funeral
• Carrollton picks new village administrator
• Panel to discuss housing issues for those with disabilities
• Canton man wins share of Valentine's lottery prize
• School contracts with police for traffic control
• Canton mayor establishes Neighborhood Commission
• Made in Stark — Heggy's making candy since 1923
• Gill and Miller to perform free folk concert Sunday
• Canton Local approves new contract with teachers
• Gatsby’s applies for Sunday liquor license
• 'A Historic Chat' brings historical figures to life
• Uniontown police officer hit directing traffic near school
• FAFSA event scheduled at Timken High
• Are rising food prices pinching your pocketbook?
• Man accused of stealing cell phone, house keys
• Three accused of trapping man in restaurant
• Malone University - Kawfee Haus Presents Justin McRoberts
• Mayor Healy Sets Neighborhood Commission - Public Invited To Send In Applications
• Weaver Child Developement Center at MaloneUniversity - Open House
• Malone University Pioneer Football Team Helps the Homeless
• Ideas to trim Canton budget to be anonymous
• Massillon City Council ups ante for homeless shelter
• North Canton apartment plan blasted
• Daily Deals site launches with offer on doughnuts
• Malone Men’s Golf Team Ranked Sixth Heading Into Spring Season After Strong Fall Campaign
• Jackson swears in new fire chief
• Final Mass to be held at St. Paul's on Sunday
• Bishop appoints former Canton priest to TV post
• Power restored after 4,100 lose service
• Crystal Waters schedules book signing
• Canton Ballet changes caterer for fundraiser
• Massillon superintendent is candidate for Belpre schools post
• Diebold posts loss, but earnings beat estimates
• Vigil set for victims of sex trafficking
• Kids Against Hunger program scheduled
• Man steals drugs from Sandy Township pharmacy
• Local politicians miss deadline for finance reports
• Police bust pot-growing operation in city
• Ceasefire conference scheduled for March 5
• Seminar helps with college financial aid
• Night of drinking may have ended with rape
• Charita Goshay — In Whom did Abe Trust?
• Heroin deaths shoot up in Stark
• Stark 20/20 — Increasing innovation should be one goal
• Cutting costs with coupons at Eastgate
• Massillon may offer $20K grant for homeless shelter
• Western Stark churches challenged to aid homeless shelter
• Salvation Army dedicates $3 million facility
• Woman in deadly crash upgraded to fair condition
• Nutrition program at Mercy slated for heart patients, elderly
• Training academy honors two local state troopers
• Jeff Gauger - We’ve been busy giving you new features in print and online
• Pioneers Loses Season Opener At Oberlin 9-0
• Canton Council may suspend nonessential travel at Monday meeting
• ‘Heartbeat’ abortion bill has some local support
• Seven people in two separate Canton Twp. crashes taken to area hospitals Saturday night
• Men's Tennis Loses 6-3 At Oberlin Saturday
• Man hurt in crash with tow truck
• Palace screens documentary critical of fracking
• Bethlehem Township man dies in crash
• Weather service advisory issued
• Louisville man awaiting hearing on felonious assault
• Five considering run for Ohio House seat
• North Canton council to discuss motel purchase
• Muskingum conservancy appraisals available
• Carrollton council expected to hire village administrator
• Canton family spreads Roses Across America
• Utilities: Underground lines too costly a solution to major outages
• ‘College Goal Sunday’ offers financial aid advice
• Monastery’s bread, soup sale is March 3-5
• Suspect nabbed in beating of wheelchair-bound man
• Open House at Malone’s Weaver Center
• Kent State University to open office in India
• Bethlehem Township douses fire in log cabin
• Canton Township BMV closed temporarily
• Massillon girl, 11, accosted on walk to bus stop
• Perry Township police arrest parolee with a gun
• Applications open Monday for HOF queen pageant
• Taggarts sales to benefit Huff Run watershed
• Men accused of starting fire while making meth
• Unitarians to honor 'courageous love' Sunday
• Wanted woman also accused of stealing candy
• Wanted sex offender arrested with bolt cutters
• Revised precincts, polling sites planned for May 3 vote
• Parents split on North Canton school realignment
• Gas pipeline explodes in rural Columbiana County
• Man accused of punching pregnant woman in the eye
• Brownfield grads get ready to go green
• Glow from Kensington-area fire seen in eastern Stark
• More than 5,000 runners expected for three-event Canton Marathon
• Bond $1M in New Phila. child porn case
• Gov. Kasich says ‘fracking’ is opportunity for Ohio
• Pills in the Kool-Aid? Canton mom faces attempted murder charge
• Save the Family seeks nominees for awards
• Snitchler formally tapped for PUCO seat
• Canton Police Youth Corps awards members, seeks new ones
• $500,000 gift supports Kent State students in unpaid internships
• Lawrence wants new salt building
• Women's Endowment Fund to award grants to nonprofits
• Weed and Seed offers training program
• Carrollton poised to name village administrator
• Canton man held on child sex abuse charges
• Rigatoni dinner at GlenOak to aid 10 area families
• Mental health board launches new website
• Police find guns, heroin in Canton man's home
• Hoover recalls 142,000 WindTunnel canisters
• Sure it's cold, but warmer weather is on the horizon
• Two kids overdose; dad blames mom
• Growing Number Of Hungry In County Spurs Expanded Hours For Hunger Task Force Emergency Pantry
• Stark County commissioners' Feb. 9 meeting
• Judge declares mistrial in robbery case
• Gov. Kasich to name Snitchler as PUCO chairman
• Stark County officials out to rebuild public's trust
• Cedar students learn economics of life from JA
• Cihon rehired to run Northwest Stark Senior Center
• Cast of 'Glee' to perform in Cleveland in June
• Go online to give Canton your cost-cutting ideas
• Plain Twp. man seriously hurt in Sunday crash still hospitalized
• Canton parks board to meet today
• Brown Local buys new boiler for school
• Organization seeks nominees for family awards
• Elections board to meet Friday to certify ballot
• Malone University rescues pythons
• Wife of slain husband is now behind bars
• Police say man tried to grab officer's gun
• Alliance woman accused of knife attack
• Malone - Graduate Info Mtgs
• Plain’s finance officer set to retire
• Canton mayor solicits cost-cutting ideas
• Plain trustees vote for moratorium on "fracking"
• Kasich announcement at Lake may involve Snitchler, PUCO
• Malone Uses Balanced Offensive Attack To Tally 97-77 Victory At Wilberforce
• Malone Makes It Two In A Row With 80-76 Win At Wilberforce Tuesday
• Andrew Spiegel to speak at Fast Break Breakfast
• 'Law, Love & Chocolate' event is sold out
• Alliance firefighters respond to home on South Arch Ave.
• Convicted gang member indicted for attempted murder
• Crime prevention awards honor officers, citizens
• Events scheduled to mark Black History Month
• Grace UCC to hold soup kitchen Feb. 15
• Canal Fulton Lions plan fisherman's swap meet
• Bundle up! Wind chills could hit 20 below
• Canton mayor praises emergency response to storm
• Canton mayor's race — Where the Democrats stand
• North Canton not ready to choose streets for repair
• Plain Local goal is becoming 'every family's first choice'
• Information Meetings Regarding Graduate Programs
• North Canton weighs options for kindergarten program
• Gun club assault nets indictment of Lawrence man
• Malone Moves Up To No. 22 In Most Recent NAIA DII National Poll
• Bishop issues statement on Youngstown State shootings
• Canton man accused of robbing Alliance bank
• Dinesh D'Souza, atheist to debate at symposium
• Jackson mock trial team advances to regional
• Downtown Canton's Iris Restaurant closes
• Magnolia church to hold St. Valentine's brunch
• Lawrence Twp. wants to build salt storage building
• Corey Minor Smith to speak at Black History Banquet
• $500,000 pledge to help Massillon homeless shelter
• Bob Seger tickets go on sale Friday
• Youth outreach expert at Malone Tuesday
• Carroll County Collage — New venue for local artists
• Final arrangements — Looking to save to the very end?
• Mayor Healy Sets New Date for Budget Meeting
• Malone University Woolman Lecture Series Presents Baylor’s Ralph Wood
• Malone Music Production Recital
• Malone University Welcomes Author Derek Melleby to Campus
• Malone University Spring Writers Series
• Malone University Discover Days
• Super Bowl Sunday — a reason for getting together
• Stark 20/20 — How much government is too much government?
• Man stuck in snow catches his car on fire
• Firefighters hurt while battling Canton blaze
• Pay municipal fines with no fear of arrest all February
• After the ice storm, Stark residents tell tales of survival
• Weather advisory in effect; more snow coming
• Indoor Track & Field Teams Compete At Findlay Open Friday; Five More NAIA Automatic Qualifying Marks Posted
• Up to 7 inches of snow possible by Sunday morning
• Power restored for most; shelters nearly empty
• Carroll voters to decide levy issue in November
• Canton murder leads to charges against four people
• Warstler’s to accept branches felled by storm
• Choirs to perform free concerts for First Friday
• Man gets 11 years in prison for Massillon store assault
• Public invited to meeting on Canton city budget
• Alliance man accused of stealing hot water tank
• Board rejects Corinthian column for Canton City Hall
• Vortex soccer game benefits Project REBUILD
• Beginners' Hatha yoga classes offered in Alliance
• Appeals court rejects Kevin Keith's plea for new trial
• About 12,000 still without power in Stark Co.
• A day in the life of Cheryl Carrick
• Canton police arrest two on cocaine charges
• Jackson police arrest Lake man with gun, pills
• New Faircrest forge will help Timken compete globally
• Inclement Weather Changes Pickup Schedule
• Kasich visits shelter, commends Stark County for storm response
• Snitchler a finalist for PUCO
• Meyers Lake, Canton Township partner on project to eliminate flooding
• Pioneers Hang On For 71-68 Win At Daemen
• Jury deliberates in Massillon robbery case
• Richardson shooting case to go to grand jury
• Church cancels tonight's music program
• Meyers Lake, Canton Twp. work on drainage problem
• Plain Twp. man dies from carbon monoxide poisoning
• Weather still affecting local sports events
• Cornel West to discuss diversity in Akron
• Consumer Bancorp earnings up from 2010
• Gov. Kasich to visit Canton emergency shelter tonight
• Get out! Heart of the arts beats at First Friday
• How can you tell if your power is back on?
• Emergency center begins to scale back operations
• Church to hold weekly community dinners
• Bethel CME Church to hold sweethearts dinner
• Robinson on trial again in M & K market robbery
• Luntz to join Stark Community Foundation board
• Planners to review renovations at Perry High School
• Canton resumes garbage collection
• 28,000 still without power; some shelters close
• Plain Twp. firefighters fight early morning electrical fire
• In 300 words: Mr. G's corner now is quiet
• Malone Theatre Welcomes Cincinnati Shakespear Co.
• City of Canton offers shelter from cold
• Firefighters injured in two house fires
• Chipotle's planned for new Alliance plaza
• Canton City Hall to reopen Thursday, schools remain closed
• Malone Slips To No. 25 In Latest NAIA DII National Poll
• Mayors races in Canton, Massillon top May 3 election ballot
• Jackson hotel attack nets 20-year prison term
• Shelters, warming centers operating tonight
• Sheriff recalls third laid-off employee, 38 more to go
• Canton budget meeting canceled due to weather
• Catazaro-Perry files petition to run for Massillon mayor
• First community meeting on sales tax set for Feb.9
• Canton halts garbage pick up; salt supply dwindles
• Some customers may be without power until Sunday
• Zoo closed, but penguins enjoy a day to play
• Fugitive, partner accused of burglary, child endangering
• Jackson to host fire expo
• Elemental Arts to hold open house during First Friday
• Police stop car, find man with loaded gun
• Take extra precautions to cope with storm
• Weather updates — Latest news about the storm
• Weather updates — Local cancellations, postponements
• 5 sue North Canton firm over Amish fireplaces
• 55,000 homes, businesses without power in Stark
• Shelters set up for those without heat, power
• Repository deliveries delayed; free access to electronic edition
• Weather forum — Share your stories, advice
• AEP warns power outages could last for 'days'
• Mayor declares emergency in Canton; shelter set up
• Cost of violence is too high for children
• Malone - Nursing Info Mtg - Feb
• MaloneAdult Degree Completion
• Mayor Healy Sets Budget Meeting - Canceled
• Malone Welcomes Music Veteran David Bunker
• Renacci tours Mercy Medical Center, pushes health reform
• Some property values rise due to new software calculation
• Hoover grad safely evacuated from Cairo
• Owner of Alliance’s Grove Appliances dies in Naples, Fla.
• Local Better Business Bureau breaks record
• House votes to create Kasich’s nonprofit JobsOhio
• Candidate field grows for Canton mayoral race
• Candidates file petition to run for Canton mayor
• Flu shots still available from Aultman
• Green Local Schools puts levy on May ballot
• FBI releases photos of bank robbery suspect
• Lake, Akron teens accused of chopping down trees
• Power crews head for Stark to fight ice storm
• Canton officials prepared if the power goes out
• Wayne County murder suspect denies charges
• Public invited to meeting on Canton city finances
• Road conditions differ close to Stark-Summit county line
• Man wanted in Richardson shooting turns himself in
• Courtney's Banquet Center seeks liquor license
• Save the Family Now Committee to meet Monday
• Canton RE/MAX sold to Cleveland Realtor
• Ice turns roads, sidewalks into skating rinks
• Airport running with some delays, cancellations
• Women's, Men's Home Basketball Doubleheader vs. Cedarville For Tuesday, February 1st Has Been CANCELLED
• The Monday After — Canton cop tracked down smut
• Canton OKs pact with firefighters
• Farmer's market how-to set
• State has questions about Hoover development
• Canton fire displaces woman, son
• Jackson company gets tax credit; 79 new jobs expected
• Police question Lonnie Richardson about shooting
• Cairo protests felt here
• FBI links four area bank robberies to same man
• Peace talks scheduled for Tuesday night
• Bishop Murry to celebrate White Mass on Feb. 13
• Murder warrant issued for wife of man found dead
• Susan Wilkof of Canton joins Hadassah board
• Weather updates - Local cancellations and postponements
• Marlington schools to put never ending levy on ballot
• Fire severely damages Canton business
• Robber steals drugs from Jackson Twp. pharmacy
• 'Peace Talks' aim to quell violence in Canton
• SARTA puts sales tax renewal on May ballot
• Ice in Tuesday's forecast
• Plain Township issues street parking ban
• Canton’s Bulldogs could’ve followed the Packers’ path
• January Teens of the Month — Maggie Desrosiers and Justin Carpenter
• Malone University Faculty Artist Series
• Hospital co-founder Keener dies at 106
• Social-service agencies gather to Help on the Spot
• Communities celebrate Northwest Schools
• Fresh Mark bringing home the bacon, jobs
• Fire leaves mom, six kids homeless
• Stark 20/20 — 3 under 40 who love Stark County and want to stay
• Former NFL player urges local students to set goals
• Plain Twp. woman found dead in snow
• 17 Pioneer Indoor Track & Field Athletes Qualify For NAIA Nationals At GaREAT Open Meet Friday and Saturday
• Canton man pulled over was wanted on felony warrants
• Wanted Canton Twp. man, his family arrested
• Snow in Stark, then freezing drizzle
• North Canton ponders changes to make all-day kindergarten
• Free income tax preparation Feb. 5
• FBI finds deadly toxin in Coventry Township home
• Carroll County plans to make development job full-time
• Stark elected officials to pay for sales tax poll
• Teen's fatal fall from car trunk leads to criminal convictions
• Snitchler chosen for PUCO interviews
• Valentine's dinner dance at Church of the Covenant
• Lake Local work session to discuss bond issue
• Folk music expert at McWednesday series
• Memorial Mass on Saturday at St. Thomas Aquinas
• Man found dead had multiple gunshot wounds
• CIC takes first step in Coleman Center plans
• Oelslager to chair Senate health and aging committee
• Woman wanted in beating of handicapped man in Green
• Jasmine Asian Bistro applies for liquor licenses
• Food industry businesses help Massillon economy, mayor says
• Police investigating fourth shooting in as many days
• ODNR tries to reassure; crowd wary
• Canal Fulton woman accused of giving pot to teens
• At 100, Ephram Spontyl has had a life of caring and joy
• Department of Music Welcomes Industry Veteran to Malone University
• Malone University School of Nursing DedicationCeremony
• Malone University Celebrates Black History Month
• Malone University Lil Sibs Weekend Activities
• Malone University Senior Nominated For The AICUO Award For Excellence In The Visual Arts
• Malone University Music Production Recital
• Program offers second chance at education
• Grand jury indicts former Scout leader on sex-related charges
• Hazardous weather outlook for Tuscarawas and Carroll
• SMHA issues contracts to upgrade offices
• Mayor of Green announces bid for re-election
• Massillon Museum names new director
• Youth program to air on Joy 1520 radio
• St. Thomas Aquinas plans Wine and Dine fundraiser
• Mary Ann Donuts moving to new North Canton location
• Clean-up at area lakes uncovers tires, fishing line and other junk
• Plain Local to realign schools, eliminate K-only buildings
• Dan Kane's entertainment spotlight
• Canton man charged with hiding shooting suspect
• Timken Co. sales jump 29 percent in 2010
• Canton man found dead, woman injured
• What’s in a Mob nickname? Fuggedaboutit
• East Canton struggles with lower revenues, job loss
• Justin Mcroberts To Perform at Malone’s Next Kawfee Haus Concert
• Malone University Students Selected for Statewide Research Symposium
• Love And Texting - An Original Musical, Dessert Theatre Experience
• Commissioners put focus on families
• Lacking quorum, SARTA postpones vote on sales tax
• Guardrail to be installed at site of fatal pond accident
• Mistrial declared in grocery robbery case
• Plain trustees set auditing rules
• Former Plain employee back in zoning post
• Seven area Democrats file for May 3 ballot
• Families get commissioners’ priority
• Judge declares mistrial in M&K robbery case
• Fire destroys business in downtown Alliance
• Crime Committee to meet Feb. 2
• Cuyahoga County men wanted in thefts of ATVs
• Chicken Manor still follows founder’s tenets
• ODNR sends panelists for gas drilling meeting
• Man wounded in Richardson shooting is released
• Hearing set on lights for Jackson Twp. street
• Women’s Outreach hosting theater trip
• Plain Local school board meets tonight at GlenOak
• Crash claims Mechanicstown man
• Lonnie Richardson shot days after acquittal
• Dan Kane's pick — Miranda Lambert
• Financial aid available for prescription medications
• Locals react live to State of the Union address
• Canton man, woman accused in robbery, abduction
• Massillon woman arrested after stabbing at her home
• Some Stark residents stuck in houses worth less and less
• Guardrail, safety upgrade coming to Kimmens Road
• Ohio congressmen react to State of the Union address
• Development director outlines Kasich JobsOhio plan
• Old pipes, frigid temps can rupture water mains
• Was party hostess wasted while serving booze, pills to teens?
• Plain trustees name Campanelli to zoning-planning post
• Cost of dog licenses double after Monday
• Atwater retiree wins $2 million in lottery prize
• Gov. Kasich to speak to Canton Chamber
• Plain tables request for moratorium on drilling
• Text of Obama’s State of Union address
• Police investigate double shooting in Canton
• SARTA to seek sales tax on May ballot
• Canton tavern accused of illegal bingo
• Man shot on trial for assault and robbery
• Canton petitions trickle in for May primary
• Kasich to speak at Canton Chamber dinner
• $2 million lottery ticket sold at Plain Twp. Fishers
• Ohio Botanical Symposium set for March 25
• Crime Prevention Breakfast to honor top officers
• Time ticking to get dog licenses without penalty
• Made in Stark — Electra Tarp has it covered
• Where will Renacci sit for State of the Union?
• Former Finefrock Furniture buiding to be sold
• Canton man sentenced for scamming Staples
• Stark, Canton unemployment rates down slightly
• Chat with us about State of the Union address
• Drunken driving suspects have run-ins with officers
• Dan Kane's pick — The world of Anne Frank
• Malone University Announces Presidential Scholarship Awarding 100% Tuition To Qualifying Students
• Edward 'Peel' Community Center (Southeast Community Center) Reopened At 5 P.M. January 24th, 2011
• Malone University Worldview Forum
• Canton City Council authorizes sale of land
• Tight budget curbs repairs to North Canton streets
• Tracy Hogue will be Jackson Twp. fire chief
• Citizens group reports on review of Stark government
• Stark library foundation elects officers
• Republic Storage Systems averts closure
• Hartville man ordained as Anglican priest
• Malone Drops One Position To No. 18 In Most Recent NAIA DII National Poll
• Arbor Day Foundation offers free trees
• Canton council to consider Gervasi bid to build villas
• Renacci sets town hall meeting in Wooster
• Text messaging reference service goes live Feb. 14
• Regional lottery results
• HOF charting history while building its future
• Bomb threat closes Stark State until 5 p.m.
• Jim Hillibish: A fresh wallpaper update for your desktop.
• Little Flower to host diocesan youth workshop
• Winter steals and deals
• Walsh men receive forfeit for Algoma game
• Central Catholic to hold pre-freshman Parents' Night
• Gary Brown - Turn to the experts when trying to survive ice and snow
• Homeowner furniture rejuvenation
• Threat also closes Southeast Community Center
• Massillon man jailed over threatening text message
• Refuge of Hope's meals service jumps 69 percent
• Medina County man arrested in U.S. Bank robbery
• Beck to retire as pastor at Grace UCC
• Canton Local to auction former McDannel school
• Trooper's cruiser rammed by suspected drunken driver
• 'Haven for the Unemployed:' Stark County Jail
• Edward 'Peel' Community Center (Southeast Community Center) Evacuated, Closed Until Further Notice
• National/International Author to discuss latest book on local talk radio show
• Malone Universtiy - Faculty Artist Series
• Homeless find a place to sleep for night
• Tuslaw Elementary construction continues
• Ferrero elected secretary of Ohio prosecutors' group
• End of year brings higher Stark sales tax collections
• Ohio woman gets 105th birthday wishes on Facebook
• Death of sisters teaches family how to live
• King James Bible turns 400; still a mainstay for believers
• How they voted week ending Jan. 21
• Young artists make a splash at free event
• Malone Athletics Hall of Fame Banquet Held; Four Inductees Join Prestigious Group
• Men's, Women's Indoor Track & Field Teams Compete At All-Ohio Championships; Jason Rook Qualifies For NAIA Nationals In Pole Vault
• Canton mayor declares candidacy
• Green Space - Winter steals our humidity
• Fugitive arrested during extortion incident
• Convicted drug dealer found with 11 bags of pot
• Man flees hit-skip scene, leads police on high-speed chase
• Two arrested after chase, police find cocaine
• Colder weather expected, wind chill could dip to minus 20
• Home invasion suspect not guilty
• ‘Sleep In’ event offers shelter for the homeless
• SMHA could buy Coleman Community Center
• Young professionals sought for Twenty Under 40! awards
• One dead after Carroll County house fire
• Snitchler sees PUCO post as 'great opportunity'
• Body found in Canton Twp. creek leads to murder conviction
• Wayne County murder suspect to return to Ohio
• Social justice lecture concludes MLK commemoration
• Save the Family group to meet
• Alsheimer to speak at sportsmen's dinner
• One dead in Perrysville house fire
• Sherrodsville boy struggles with cancer a second time
• Total snowfall in Stark is average — so far It’s just cold!
• Lonnie Richardson's fate in hands of jury
• Akron-Canton Airport sets all-time passenger record
• Mustang Mart applies for additional liquor licenses
• Louisville under parking ban until 4 p.m.
• Ohio unemployment drops in December
• Applicants sought for David Scholar program
• First a little snow, then into the deep freeze
• Malone University Announces Dean’s List For Fall Semester 2010
• Malone University Chorale Presents Singing Valentines
• Strasburg Village Council OKs employee contract
• Crowd hears pros, cons on drilling
• Holmes boy accused of killing mom to get evaluation
• Protests over SARTA transfer station die down
• New-look tax bills on the way
• State Rep. Snitchler seeking appointment to PUCO
• Canton youth development director put on leave
• Grand jury to review case of assault after fender-bender
• Grand jury to get Canal Fulton road rage case
• Witness: Defendant in murder trial was shooter
• Home-invasion trial testimony ends
• Malone Women’s Basketball Head Coach Lori Wynn Resigns; Will Coach Through End Of Season
• Canton Symphony slates two intimate concerts
• New ODOT District 4 deputy director named
• Snow updates — Sandy Valley postpones sports events
• Louisville school board cancels meeting
• Safety tips to be offered at Plain Township meeting
• No walk-ins Monday at Canton water billing office
• Four Seasons- Winter Special Olympics on tap for February
• Canton Marathon course to be unveiled next month
• Road crews ready as snow barrels toward Stark
• Tie-breaking coin has a worn, hidden history
• Muddling toward mid-winter: Aren’t we there, yet?
• Malone University Announces Information Meetings Regarding Accelerated Degree Completion...
• With over 30 'adopted' dogs, Davis is the leader of the pack
• Munson improvement plan unveiled by new group in charge
• Did he shoot 7-year-old Ipraisha Pleasant?
• Grand jury to review charges in 3 meth-lab arrests
• Stark DD appoints two members
• Wilbur Allen, 72, founded All Saints church
• Citizens academy offers look inside Canton police force
• Renacci appointed to two subcommittees in the House
• Prosecutor: Drugs connected murder suspect, his victim
• Senior center causes a stir in Canal Fulton
• House votes to repeal year-old health care law
• Stark County under winter advisory for most of Thursday
• Vigil for Life is Sunday at OLOP
• Hoffman, Calhoun appointed to Stark DD board
• Renacci adds subcommitee duties
• Wallace pleads guilty to M&K Supermarket robbery
• Trinity Lutheran Church to hold its final service
• Fire contained to bedroom at Mahoning Manor
• Wayne murder suspect faces Friday court date
• Second man pleads guilty to Family Dollar robbery
• Healy to formally announce candidacy for mayor
• Marlington to hire Eaton as interim athletic director
• Panelists named for meeting on oil and gas drilling
• Chase applies for bank branch near Canton Centre
• Canton native on 'Dr. Oz' show Thursday
• Stark under freezing rain advisory; some roads slick
• Liquor sales hit record high in Ohio
• New Ohio rules aimed at reducing manure run-off
• Canton Local seeks levy renewal
• Decade-old rape case takes new twist
• County prosecutor continues effort to recoup stolen funds
• Canton native named managing editor at Plain Dealer
• Sancta Clara soup and bread sale this week
• Phil Giavasis to replace Maier on board of elections
• St. Jacob's Lutheran to hold forum on genetics
• Hartville's Brian Chase ordained as Anglican priest
• Oil, gas developers tap into Stark
• Panelist wants to make sure drilling is done safely
• Minerva-area residents forced out by fire
• Mega Spin employee shot in heading during robbery
• Citizens get a chance to learn about Canton police
• Lake Chamber announces leadership awards
• Gunman sought in Green Subway robbery
• Do you have an e-reader? Tell us about it
• Mount Union names training facility for Gorman
• Rain on the way; snow to follow
• - Kawfee Haus Presents: Matt Carter
• Malone University Welcomes Cincinnati Shakespeare Company To Its Stage with Two Performances of 'Hamlet'
• Congregations unite for MLK
• Malone Moves Up Three Spots To No. 17 In Latest NAIA DII National Poll
• King's legacy honored at Canton event
• Juvenile Attention System plans new facility
• Fire put out at Fulton Drive office complex
• Dave Ramsey financial course at First Friends
• Snow, freezing rain possible overnight, into morning
• Bishop Murry to attend MLK event tonight
• Pizza delivery driver robbed in Canton
• Massillon car wash damaged by fire
• Strasburg school board grants supplemental contracts
• King legacy: All are asked to find their inner courage
• Honoring the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.: ‘He gave us the ability to do this’
• Gospel music key part of MLK celebration
• Minerva gets in the win column over Central Catholic
• Canton man charged with stabbing Massillon man in face
• Public meeting set on new SARTA transit center
• Local Toyota sales rise despite recall, flat U.S. sales
• Osnaburg Local wants to raze two buildings
• Canton Water Commission seeks businesses, jobs
• Osanburg Twp. firefighters battle chimney fire
• Don't let the sunshine fool ya; Sunday's gonna be frigid
• Three New School Records Set For Malone Swimming Teams At Notre Dame Meet
• Four Seasons — Registration opens for Great Ohio Bicycle Adventure
• Green Space — Garden costs keep climbing
• One injured, another arrested in Massillon stabbing incident
• Bold Face – No Costco for Stark, CEO says
• Show horse arena project still alive
• Tuslaw High School students mourn classmates
• Lawrence man jailed in gun-club attack
• Women's Swim Team Defeats Ursuline At Hiram Meet While Pioneer Men Drop Dual Meet Decision To Hiram
• Canton food vouchers to be distributed Thursday
• Rock memorabilia to be auctioned
• Services scheduled for victim in Mount Union bus crash
• Canton firefighters approve labor pact
• Suspect arrested in Wooster double-murder
• Arrest warrants issued in probe of heroin, firearms sales
• Healthier school lunches the goal of new federal guidelines
• Carroll County Ohio State extension office reaches goal
• Kasich: Ohio not in a position to lure automakers
• Ron Ponder stresses diversity at MLK breakfast
• MLK award winners recognized
• Two bodies found on Wayne County farm
• Osnaburg Local to demolish former schools
• Rosebud Mining donation makes hiring of Carroll Extension agent likely
• Firefighters put out van fire on Middlebranch
• Marathon Oil spin off won't affect Stark operations
• Operations back to normal at Akron-Canton Airport
• Church hosts Brooklyn trip in March
• Bingo players get a shot at free rigatoni dinner
• Tuslaw teen mourned at service
• Lawrence Twp. man arrested after crash, fight
• Tucson tragedy is crossroads moment for the rest of us
• Faculty Artist Series
• Faculty Jazz Combo Recital
• Canton fire contract up for vote
• Over 1,000 customers to save on utility bills
• Massillon police raid two game parlors
• Roads, schools, flights affected by latest winter blast
• Snowfall causes crashes; Navarre woman killed
• Massillon officer sentenced for DUI
• Teen admits to robberies
• Ohio awaits population figures for cities, towns
• Renacci district office telephones working
• Radio fundraiser is Saturday
• MLK events planned
• Winter weather advisory for Stark extended
• Jackson police, FBI investigate robbery
• Martin Luther King Jr. celebration set for Sunday
• Former Rep. Boccieri is still job hunting
• New congregation meeting at Carrollton YMCA
• GOP names 3 to redistricting committee
• Canton's water could be used to lure new jobs
• LeBron sees ’karma’ in Cavs’ 55-point loss
• Crash survivor remains in Cleveland hospital
• Massillon man gets 4 years for baseball bat attack
• Ballroom dance lessons offered for youngsters
• Marlboro Cemetery Association to meet Saturday
• Man in Lake Twp. standoff ruled unfit for trial
• Nearly 4 inches fall, with more on the way
• Mount Union bus hits snowplow; 1 killed; 4 injured
• Man accused of stealing $10, purple gloves
• Two arrested with 'suspected' crushed crack
• Jackson schools to seek substitute renewal levy
• Gary Brown - Memories from a mundane life not worth recalling
• N. Canton police chief relishes new role
• Snowfall expected to abate
• Giavasis to lead Plain Twp. trustees again
• Walsh Brother Keeping tabs on Haiti
• Carroll County budget up slightly
• Snitchler named chairman of House panel
• Snitchler reintroducing House bills
• Truck-car collision on Richville Drive kills one
• Schulman calls for civil discourse in political rhetoric
• Sandy Valley to seek renewal of levy
• New ODOT website to give updates on road projects
• Winners named in chili cookoff, pie contest
• Nimishillen Township zoning inspector resigns
• The Monday After — Exhibit in 1961 displayed Stark artifacts
• Malone forum to tackle role of Christians in sport
• Two trucks collide head-on on Route 153
• Two are dead, one injured in Lawrence Twp. crash
• Snow updates — Lake Township issues parking ban
• Chimney fire causes minor damage to Alliance house
• Lakeside Center applies for liquor license
• Rags, cleaning materials spark fire at Canton Twp. home
• Up to 9 inches of snow in Stark forecast
• Overflow crowd grills Renacci at town hall meeting
• Shoplifting suspect bites Canton police officer
• Canton City Schools' graduation rate climbs
• Lake Local puts bond issue on ballot
• Second Tuslaw teen dies from crash into icy pond
• Canton revamps city building code
• Cause of deadly fire ruled undetermined
• N. Canton police chief named administrator
• Farm Bureau offers ag-related scholarships
• Tuscarawas commissioners OK rail crossing
• Pioneers Climb To No. 20 In Latest NAIA DII National Poll
• Dignity of Life memorial service scheduled
• ALPHA course to explore Christian faith
• Ravenna man admits kidnapping woman in Alliance
• Walsh tightens security for Renacci town hall session
• Canton city flags fly at half-staff for Arizona shooting
• Mayor of Green to deliver State of the City address
• Carroll, Tuscarawas counties under snow watch
• AirTran, Delta cancel all flights through Atlanta
• Bailey gets 4 years for assault outside Tiki Bar
• Change from the ground up
• ArtShare — Home turned into an art gallery for family and friends
• Safe Kids project aims to reduce injuries to children
• Man steals car from Bolivar-area woman in Canton
• Gunman robs Maggiore's on East Tusc
• Too old to hire? Age bias hard to prove
• Northwest Local School District plans for future
• Malone Adult Degree Comletion
• Malone - Nursing Info Mtg - JANUARY
• Tuslaw students help crash victims' families
• No smoke detectors in fatal fire
• Salvation Army moves in Massillon
• Committee starts work to fill North Canton job
• Two children die in Uhrichsville house fire
• Rash of arson fires in SW Stark region unsolved
• Stow, Kent police arrest 5 Canton residents after home invasion
• Two-car crash injures five in Tuscarawas Twp.
• Pioneer Swim Teams Lose Close Decisions At Lake Erie Meet; Two School Records Set
• Tuslaw teen pulled from submerged vehicle dies
• Three men arrested after chase from burglarized house
• Four Seasons - Snow hiking in Cuyahoga Valley
• Sluss’ shooting keys Louisville to NBC win
• 2 teens pulled from submerged vehicle
• Business coach opens new office
• Venture capitalist to begin Ohio jobs panel for $1
• Local lottery officials out with new governor in
• Canton City officials find extra $1M in budget
• Canton City’s bond ratings downgraded
• Zips’ Nagbe wins Hermann Trophy
• Renacci lands new committee slot
• Board of Elections considers cost-cutting
• Alliance bus crash sends 10 to hospital.
• Robbery spree sends man to prison for 10 years
• Museum prepares for McKinley Day celebration
• Epiphany marks end of Christmas season
• Tale of Two Tailors
• Singing Valentines
• Malone University Worldview Forum Series Presents 'The Competitive Edge: The Role Of Christians In Sport'
• New Ohio gov paying more to aides than predecessor
• Bosley drops election complaint against GOP
• Snow, falling temperatures create icy roads
• Strain hired as city's youth development director
• Prison term in case of home invasion
• North Canton police lieutenant set to retire
• Adult day services switch to St. John’s Villa
• Watchdog says road salt contracts cost Ohio millions
• Democrat Johnnie Maier leaves board of elections
• Blood donors sought to boost type O levels
• Pappas must repay $27,000 stolen from credit union
• MLK Celebration Choir welcomes vocalists
• Kaminski to speak at crime committee meeting
• Snow expected overnight Thursday in Stark County
• Seniors on Facebook - Website reaches a ‘gray’ area
• Stark commissioners delay sales tax decision
• Community meetings set on gas drilling
• Fire damages Osnaburg home
• Motorcyclist faces charges in crash
• Three men arrested who allegedly stole steel parts
• Renacci takes oath of office
• Governor-elect Kasich will allow media at swearing-in
• McDonald’s owner says he’ll pay fine in case
• Sanitary engineer office to stay separate
• Commissioners delay hearing on sales tax
• No decision yet on whether to seek sales tax
• No pay raise this year for Carroll County deputies
• Construction closes Rockside train station
• Springfield seeks assistant football coaches
• Stark Library receives donation for technology
• Crash on Route 62 ramp to I-77N delays traffic
• 911 call: ‘You shot your mom?’
• Uncle: Firewood spat came before 10-year-old killed mom
• Clergy seeks help to move homeless shelter
• Renacci plans his first town hall meeting
• Will Stark voters see a sales tax issue in May?
• New edition removes Mark Twain’s ’offensive’ words
• The Monday After — Remembering Rosie the Riveter
• Toledo explores cremating poor instead of burial
• Gov.-elect Kasich: No news media at swearing-in
• Trooper arrested at Cleveland Browns game
• Fire destroys home near Minerva
• Free legal advice offered to those in need
• Free program offers tips on ‘financial literacy’
• Yoga Place will celebrate first Friday of 2011
• Marine with ties to Stark County dies in Afghanistan
• Jackson dental center closes unexpectedly
• Northwest Schools to review strategic plan
• Aldi seeks Sunday sales
• Rutigliano in Marlboro Twp. Jan. 24
• Information Meetings Regarding Graduate Programs
• NCATE Accreditation
• Holmes County boy, 10, faces charge in mom’s fatal shooting
• North Canton to boost rates on Civic Center?
• Canton City Council OKs FOP contract
• Funeral home files tell the story of Ohio blacks
• Trench collapse probe ongoing
• Convicted killer Eddie Lee Sexton Sr. dies in prison
• Oelslager sworn in to state senate seat
• Moving office to Bow Building could save $$
• Attorney general gets Stark County elections case
• Canton mayoral race gets a little more crowded
• Social Workers Network plans blanket drive
• Have you been the victim of age discrimination?
• Spaghetti dinner at Westminster Community Church
• After the Headlines - Political landscape changes
• Holmes County boy, 10, charged with killing mom
• Free movie at Southeast Community Center
• Jackson man wants to change name to 'Happy Love'
• After the Headlines - The party is just beginning
• What’s in our future? I predict it’ll be a hoot
• Canton officials set to vote on police contract
• Local pharmacists speak out about new prescription rules
• After the Headlines — Hoover District on the rebound
• Stark 20/20 — How is it going to work?
• Stark 20/20 — Focusing on the future of Stark County
• What is Stark 20/20?
• Carroll County Collage — Carrollton High School names students of the month
• Temple Israel, Shaaray Torah to share a campus
• Seniors sound off about Social Security benefits
• Jackson man victim of hit-skip driver
• New year brings new minimum wage for Ohioans
• Four Seasons: ODNR looking for watercraft officer cadet candidates
• Green Space: Plant blooming bulbs indoors for a blast of color in winter
• 10 days to a new you
• Jackson police investigate suspected hit-skip fatality
• Ohio State losing streak vs. SEC is motivation
• Goins leads James Madison past Kent State 60-51
• The Timken Co. buys Akron scrap supplier
• Jackson bowling teams capture first-ever titles
• Alliance clears the way for new RV business
• Couples celebrate New Year's 50 times over
• Repository sets holiday hours
• Stark area retailers enjoy stronger holiday sales
• Brown-Mackie cited as 'military-friendly' college
• Perry seeks applicants for board of zoning appeals
• Canton burglary suspect nabbed in nearby backyard
• After the Headlines — Canton traffic citations soar in 2010
• Video - Fire takes elderly man’s home
• Former Canton resident dies in I-75 crash
• Stark public housing agency writes off debt
• Police charge juveniles with theft of golf cart
• Dalton Local fires woman accused of making threats
• Jackson Township to interview 8 for fire chief
• SMHA writes off $136,000 in unpaid rent, fees
• Funeral arrangements set for Christopher Wheeler
• Icy streets make morning commute dicey
• After the headlines - Getting kids into the classroom
• Anonymous tip leads police to Canton meth lab
• Tuscarawas, Holmes county libraries offer classes
• Massillon Public Library will seek replacement levy
• Plain trustees seek opinions on drilling method
• 28 to lose jobs at US Technology facility
• Cause of Jackson trench collapse still under investigation
• State Rep. Snitchler named chair of GOP policy committee
• East Canton senior remembered following fatal crash
• Agencies invited to join NEOUCOM health fair
• Blood drive will honor Canal Fulton boy with cancer
• Beginning Hatha yoga classes scheduled
• Punctured gas tank sparks fire at Slesnick Recycling
• East Canton High senior killed in car crash
• O2 Ministry adds a second Sunday service
• Trinity Lutheran to hold service of lessons and carols
• Temple Israel to leave building after Saturday service
• Zoning hearing set for Rosebud Mining permit
• Magnolia man accused of stabbing woman with keys
• Perry school secretary behind effort to aid community
• Fatal Holmes fire still under investigation
• Reward offered for information about robbery
• Carroll recorder wants to increase staff hours
• Dalton Local will send bond issue to voters in May
• Space flight and Civil War saluted in new stamps
• Baby bonobo born at Columbus Zoo, 12th since ’90
• Massillon's New Year's baby about to turn 70
• Workers identified in trench collapse
• Man confirmed dead following Jackson trench collapse
• St. John Catholic Church to host Mass for Life
• Malvern receives state cleanup grant
• Urban League to have end-of-year party
• Two indicted in probe of Cuyahoga County tax board
• Ohio crime fighters to tap palm-print database
• Cavs sign swingman Alonzo Gee
• Stark commissioners to hold special meeting Thursday
• Magnolia police seek help in identifying bank robber
• Catholic radio station to introduce program
• Singer connected with shrine to perform in Green
• With bingo, players at St. Clement get free dinner
• Aquinas High School club to hold fundraiser
• One-car crash cuts off lights at Harmont, U.S. Route 62
• Akron-Canton's New York flights left on time Tuesday morning
• Lilly Reis Veasey, ‘mom’ to hundreds, dies
• Canton finances in ‘death spiral?’
• Massillon hopes to pass budget, pay salaries
• Lawrence Township trustees meeting of Dec. 27
• Two injured as fire damages Canton home
• Man who shot bear won’t face charges
• Prosecutors drop gross sexual imposition charge
• Canton City Council to weigh budget tonight
• SARTA to offer free rides New Year’s Eve
• Canton man sentenced in child-abuse case
• Youngstown church ends Mass in Polish
• Ohio library circulates home electricity meters
• Canton Twp. church plans New Year's Eve concert
• Greater Peace Church to install pastor
• Storms in East cause local flight cancellations
• College degree can keep you out of poverty in Stark
• Fundraising drive in works for Louisville library
• Nimishillen Township home catches fire
• Pair hurt in car accident
• Birth certificates easier to obtain in Stark, Ohio
• Neighbor saves man in Plain Twp.fire
• Caring community revives spirit of B. Virdot
• Church sets up fund for Holmesville victims of blaze
• Children send their letters to Santa
• Massillon family celebrates Christmas with new quints
• Man facing stolen property charges arrested in stolen car
• Firefighters douse early morning kitchen fire
• Dealing with grief during the holidays
• Earle E. Wise, former appeals court judge, dies
• Retired judge Earle Wise dies
• Death of ‘Little Boy Blue’ remains a mystery
• Firefighters tackle blaze at Benmit U.S. Tubular
• About Books - Gift books for last-minute shoppers
• It's not too late to shop
• Cherokee, Apple partner to put language on iPhones
• Bridge work to close Kemary Avenue in Perry Twp.
• Meals on Wheels pet food drive garners grant
• Boiling point - Why do we fry when we can steam instead?
• Muzzleloader season will close three park trails
• Canton man arrested after running from police
• North Canton police arrest Akron man
• Canton man faces theft, burglary charges
• After the Headlines — Business owner fights back
• 15 apply for Plain Twp. development job
• Stark County 2011 budget requests
• Library to restore operating hours at five branches
• Canton City Council grapples with mayor's veto
• Feds, local agencies make arrests in suspected drug ring
• Feds: Former Alliance teacher admitted molesting 20 boys
• Ohio to get its first black female US district judge
• Absentee ballot requests begin Jan. 1
• Canton police arrest Indiana man for three robberies
• Brenneman promoted at Hall, Kistler & Co.
• Stark State grant will fund adult financial literacy
• How will you spend your FSA surplus?
• DeLores Pressley named ABCD board chair
• After the Headlines — Davison's life after YouTube
• Fire breaks out at house on Oby Place NW
• 2010 Census — Ohio population up; representation down
• Ohio gasoline prices top $3 for first time since '08
• Canton police launch video surveillance program
• Malone University Announces Information Meetings Regarding Accelerated Degree Completion...
• Department of Church Relations Now Scheduling MaloneUniversity Outreach Groups
• Chinese Educators Begin Six-Month Residency at Malone University
• Information Meeting for RN to BSN Degree Completion Program - February
• Malone University Seniors Named to Who's Who
• North Canton vacancies draw plenty of interest
• More furloughs coming for Stark County workers
• Stark State to open wind energy center
• Off-duty officer charged with drunken driving
• Tell us your New Year's resolutions
• Cortes Everett acquitted on assault charge
• Police suspect man in three Canton robberies
• Burglary ring fueled by heroin addiction, police say
• Sebring man sentenced to prison in meth case
• Victim leaves area; assault charges dismissed
• Former employees of insurance agency sentenced
• How to donate to the B. Virdot fund
• Department of Commerce handles cable complaints
• Have you recently returned to work?
• Free hair styling for children offered
• Stark County unemployment rate drops in November
• Made in Stark — Diesel Controls serves North America
• The Monday After — Christmas in Canton
• Malone University Student Awarded
• Malone University Kawfee Haus Series Presents: Matt Carter
• Man sentenced to life in prison for repeat sex offense
• Rehabbing bird needs fish
• Canton facing budget crunch in 2011
• Lake Local takes first step toward bond issue
• Massillon City Council rejects budget proposal
• Family Court to lay off two employees
• Ohio governor-elect won’t live in state residence
• Chamber seeks to improve government efficiency
• Canton Twp. woman behind bogus charity going to prison
• Canton mother gets second prison stint for child abuse
• Deputies issue warning about home-security systems
• Stark County elections board begins audit
• After the Headlines — Economy remains bleak for many
• Officers treat local children to shopping spree
• Massillon Rec Center introduces healthier lunches
• Crime report for Dec. 19
• Crime-prevention meeting planned in Jackson Township
• Business workshop planned at Kent Stark
• Green maintains bond rating
• Council to vote on budget
• Household items on the cheap — make your own
• More than bright lights — Christmas displays help the needy
• Cavs beat Knicks in OT to snap 10-game skid
• Area stores cited for alcohol sales
• Typewriter fans gather in Philly for ’Type-In’
• Cloud of marijuana smoke leads to two arrests
• About Books — Sports humor author to be at Borders
• Canton police chase, arrest wanted felon
• Two men jailed on drug-related charges
• Canton firefighters battle another vacant house fire
• Bold Face — Mexican cuisine is carving a big path here
• Jackson Township man faces child-porn charges
• Boccieri, Space vote for tax-cut deal
• About Books: Massillon football heroes to attend autograph party
• Schmidlin guilty of threatening to burn Boccieri’s house
• Girl Scouts taking cookie orders Sunday
• Women’s Basketball Loses To Manchester 61-37 In First Game Of Cruzin Classic
• Jury asks to review testimony in Boccieri threat case
• Kent Stark offices to close for holiday break
• Discharged gun may have caused Perry Twp. fire
• Help us choose the top stories of 2010
• Bill targeting Arlington National graves OK'd
• Panel to focus on threats to Canton's water supply
• State report says Aultman OK on broker payments
• Akron jury wrestles with words in Boccieri-threat case
• Education key to eradicating child poverty, says expert
• Stark sheriff presents budget that 'will keep us alive'
• Christmas concert at Christ the Servant Parish
• Trinity UCC youth handbell choir on TV special
• Huntington National Bank repays TARP
• Canton to launch new complaint system
• 3 sought for using credit card from purse-snatching
• Father of '09 Firefighter of the Year is burned in blaze
• Boccieri threat trial now in hands of jury
• Former Kare Brothers warehouse to be auctioned
• Louisville lifts parking ban
• Once homeless, Deb Kellogg helps others
• A Tudor Christmas at St. Paul Episcopal
• Marlington middle, high schools delayed 2 hours
• Wade comes up big in 4th, Heat beat Cavs 101-95
• McKinley girls beat fellow state champion Hathaway Brown
• Massillon homeless shelter may have to close
• Hall of Famer Bob Feller dies at 92
• North Canton Public Library plans changes
• Electrical short sparks attic fire in Canton
• Law library budget hearings continue
• Commissioners reserve $2.75 million for 911 center
• Obama may be trying to find a job for Boccieri
• Fulton Road project receives award
• Most all have a stake in Obama tax-cut deal
• Local candidates spent more than $1 million
• Unitarian Yule celebration is Saturday
• 'Blessed 2 Play' sports program to air on WILB
• Ohio State computer server breached
• Parking ban lifted in Nimishillen Township
• Prosecutors present case about threat to Boccieri
• Uniontown school concert rescheduled
• Winds and possible snow expected Wednesday
• Architect plans to unify look of HOF museum
• Trial begins for man accused of threatening Boccieri
• ‘Text-a librarian’ service offered
• Time running out on Massillon budget decision
• Charter One funds shopping spree for needy children
• Watchdog to lead Ohio Public Safety
• Alice Cooper, Darlene Love, Neil Diamond in Rock Hall
• Preventive exams offered at free event Thursday
• Men sentenced to prison for home invasion
• Wintry replay in Ohio: feels like subzero
• Fiala named Assistant Superintendent of Diocesan Schools
• Not exactly a treat: Candy co. staff meet in ND
• Video — Police looking to solve recent robberies
• Buehler's recalls batch of Tasty Steakhouse Chili
• Snow updates — High school games rescheduled
• Weather advisory continues in Stark County
• Healy uses veto on building code
• Consultant’s report on Canton HUD funds finished
• Weather advisory issued for Stark
• Local pastor: DREAM Act would help young immigrants
• North Canton residents want street repairs
• Two meetings on oil and gas drilling postponed
• Snow updates — Lake, Plain add parking bans
• Royal Knights basketball teams open season with wins
• Welcome Rally planned for Akron men’s soccer team
• Deer-gun hunting continues Dec. 18-19
• Northern Ohio gets pummeled by snow, cold
• Sick children in Ohio taken on North Pole ’flight’
• Alliance-area man, 20, dies after crashing into tree
• Canton man gets prison time for fondling girl
• Stark County recorder to lay off 1, require furloughs
• Man going to prison; grabbed at cops' guns
• Woman sentenced for spitting on hospital guard
• Two plead guilty to roles in Perry burglary
• Snowplow driver spots Massillon house fire
• Akron-Canton Airport has 2 delays; doesn't anticipate more
• AAA: Ohio gas slips 2 cents to average $2.91
• Winter weather closes Stark County area schools Monday
• Stark County teachers disciplined by state
• Teaching license, reputation gone for Perry man
• Not all questionable actions by teachers are criminal
• Local curfews designed to keep teens out of trouble
• When teachers misbehave, some fall though cracks
• Malone University Alumna Awarded National Recognition For Honor’s Thesis
• Hydraulic fracturing drilling is topic for Tuesday
• Importuning case to go before grand jury
• Case against couple dismissed
• Library workers to take furloughs
• Popular Mexican chain restaurant set to open in Canton
• Carroll group tries to restore agricultural education
• Winter weather advisory: Snow, wind, bitter cold for Stark County
• Summit County has nearly 2,400 abandoned homes
• Four Seasons: Timken Ski Club holds blood drive at open house
• IRS launches Twitter site; Tax forms to no longer be mailed
• Cash is king — Not all teens want gift cards
• Winter weather advisory issued for Stark County
• Malone students play Santa to family
• Vatican Bank mired in laundering scandal
• Man freed in Ohio following 23 years on the run
• Indoor Track & Field Teams Compete At Kent State Golden Flash Gala; Anthony Lombardi Posts NAIA “B” Qualifying Standard In High Jump
• Ohio nonprofits concerned about bingo revenues
• Green Space - It’s beginning to look a lot like Chia ...
• Man robs Perry Township bank Saturday morning
• Lake Township declares a preemptive snow emergency
• Praise-Apella at Malone University
• High school basketball - Bears find ways to win
• New president named at Akron General Medical Center
• Mall Santa helps Canton man pop the question
• Ponder will moderate public meeting with ODNR in Plain
• New Canton panel to discuss water safety, job creation
• Bulldog to Bill - Corner ready to battle Browns
• Browns Notebook - Raves from Ryan
• Hall of Fame will have a dramatic new look
• Detective says fatal shooting a 'robbery gone wrong'
• Deputy, jailer attacked
• Two charged in hunting accident
• Kickoff nearing for Cleveland medical mart
• Church to serve Christmas Day dinner
• GlenOak grad Mike Hartline, Kentucky QB, arrested
• Massillon man indicted for crash that killed cousin
• Three children killed, 1 hurt in Ohio mobile home fire
• Ohio to widen I-71 segment north of Columbus
• Ex-Newsboys selling charity edition
• Four Seasons: Boston Mills, Snow Trails, will operate this weekend
• Mahoning Road project in line for $15 million
• Nimishillen Twp. swears in new firefighter-paramedics
• United Way campaign wraps-up goal
• Sullinger’s 40 lead No. 2 Buckeyes over IUPUI
• Arts in Stark special project grants awarded
• Military vets honored at holiday event
• Commissioners OK voluntary furloughs
• Mahoning Road project in line for $15 million
• Pro Football Hall of Fame to unveil $23.6M expansion
• Imprisoned heir to du Pont chemical fortune dies
• Plain Township well drilling meeting location changed
• Ohio district: Cheese for students with lunch tabs
• Arts in Stark Awards $130,000 in project grants
• Shearer's Foods to hire 150
• Commissioners OK voluntary unpaid furloughs
• A holiday treat for Stark County veterans
• Summit sheriff warns of scam calls by fake deputy
• Snow Trails, Boston Mills to be open this weekend
• Liquor license sought for former Army-Navy Club
• Folger named Timken VP of quality advancement
• Malone - Nursing Info Mtg
• January Exhibits At Malone University
• Malone - Graduate Info Mtgs
• Malone - Jazz Ensemble Concert
• Kappa Delta Pi Educational Honor Society Inducts New Members
• Ex-Newsboys launches fundraising drive
• Gasoline prices hover around $3 a gallon
• Santa Claus clears security check at Akron-Canton Airport
• Hartville looking for fiscal officer, councilman
• Furloughs begin in county clerk of courts office
• Canton CIC looks at economic development options
• Two convicted of theft from Jackson insurance company
• Legal “like”: Ohio judges can friend via Facebook
• Human trafficking bill passes Ohio Legislature
• Church to present free play
• More smoke detectors to be given away Thursday
• Carroll bus driver suspended for assault of boy
• Sex-abuse charges against Osnaburg man dismissed
• McKinley museum plans breakfast for children
• United Way to report campaign totals Thursday night
• Akron-Canton Airport expects passenger record today
• Marlington conducts winter plant sale
• Canal Fulton library to close for a week
• Pro Football Hall of Fame unveils ‘Future 50 Project’
• Medical condition may have caused driver to crash
• B. Virdot update: Another $3,755 donated
• Ex-Newsboys begin fundraising effort Wednesday
• More than $11.5 million spent in 16th District race
• Tapping natural gas underground raises concerns
• Civic center, firefighters on Canton council agenda
• Fair Board needs cash to fix grandstand
• Fire damages North Canton residence
• Lexington man gets 5 years for making meth
• Snow updates — McKinley girls game postponed
• Diocese accepting Eagle of the Cross nominations
• Lutheran church to host breakfast with Santa
• Plans submitted to develop 18 lots in Jackson
• Man gets 3 years for attempted purse snatching
• Schools keep close watch on winter weather
• Send us your winter weather photos
• K of C to sponsor hour of prayer for vocations
• Churches to present Christmas cantata
• Send us your list of Christmas services
• Coach/minister to speak at LIFE Ministries
• VIDEO - Teen in dump truck leads demolition chase
• Expect more snow throughout Monday in Stark County
• Plenty of new, and tried and true in this year’s toys
• A Community Christmas brightens holidays for needy
• Malone be:Justice Series
• Firefighters giving away smoke detectors this week
• Massillon's Community Candlelight Walk impresses
• Christmas at Hoover Farm is picture perfect
• It’s time to write your letter to Santa
• Man in red jacket robs U.S. Bank in Canton
• Hotel worker beats employee with pipe, then robs place
• Hooded man robs KeyBank in Canton Township
• Swimming’s Perry, Duncan Post NAIA National Qualifying Times At Grove City Invite; Multiple Team Records Set As Well For Both Teams
• St. Paul’s Patriotic Rosary on Tuesday
• 'Blue Collar' comedian White to perform at The Palace
• The Sideline Series: Coaches double as athletic directors
• Wanted man, woman arrested with drugs in Louisville
• Two men arrested after high-speed chase in Canton
• Man sought in Canton church break-ins is arrested
• Local pastor rallies behind teen in custody
• Third suspect in Canton homicide case surrenders
• Massillon deer hunter kills black bear
• County building department to use more technology
• Canton man taken to hospital after fire
• Premier Bank opens new building
• Canton firefighters reject fact-finder's report
• Stark State named tops in United States
• Louisville ponders pay raise for police officers
• Author signs and shares ‘The Secrets’ of adventure series
• Warrants issued for Canton church break-in suspect
• Ohio’s first Roses store at Meyers Lake Shopping Center
• Meeks named interim director of Jackson-Belden Chamber
• Changes in some SARTA routes set for Monday
• Gifts to B. Virdot fund continue, as do requests
• Browns defense deals with injuries
• Hillis loses on deer, but gaining on field
• James has 38 in homecoming; Heat top Cavs, 118-90
• Festivities light up downtown Canton
• Canton man hurt in Perry Township crash
• Canton firefighters to vote on fact-finder's report
• Assistant Boy Scout leader faces teen sex charges
• Local writer hosts book launch Saturday
• Salem man murdered in southeast Canton
• Malone University Signs Seven Student-Athletes During NCAA Div. II’s Early Signing Period
• Downtown Canton streets close for tonight's event
• Canton auto dealer plans Spirit of Giving Day
• Stark County pastor assisting man facing deportation
• Boy Scout leader arrested on sex-related charge
• Carroll County house fire may be work of arsonist
• Moments of reflection
• Chase Bank expands smart-phone services
• African children's choir to perform in North Canton
• Perry church preschool canceled; smoke in building
• More B. Virdot donors send money for needy
• Panel says Perry violated fired officer's civil rights
• Canton school officials launch effort to engage community
• Massillon man gets life in fatal shooting
• Revoldt to lead North Canton City Council
• West Branch High School junior killed in car crash
• Icy roads in Stark lead to estimated 50 accidents
• Sen. Brown: Extend jobless benefits first, then cut deficit
• Tree lighting, Holiday in the Park on Dec. 11 in Jackson
• Shopping extravaganza at Amherst Elementary
• North Canton man lands in prison after 7th DUI
• Revival services tonight through Friday
• Burglar steals gaming systems, shoots family dog
• Akron woman takes baby into house with meth lab
• Crystal Waters to launch her newest book
• 'PUMP it Up' to host youth activity day
• LDS Family History Center announces hours
• Carroll County dentist shot while deer hunting
• Flurries are flying, but not much snow will stick
• Man wrestles with Jackson officer at dental office
• Man accused of crashing into Waynesburg pizza shop
• Helping you sort through Medicare
• Pioneers Cruise To 81-60 Victory At Cedarville; Improve To 6-2 Overall, 2-0 In AMC
• Commissioners to hold work sessions twice a week
• Plain Township man hurt as fire damages house
• Alan Andreani in the running for Alliance mayor
• Mount Union plans fair trade holiday market
• Players Guild director to climb volcano for charity
• Stark sheriff to start crackdown Friday
• Tuscarawas leads Ohio in deer kills on opening day
• Flood watch issued for Carroll, Tuscarawas
• Post office offers 'Christmas in Zoar' stamp
• Mount Union students campaign for clean water
• Donations sought for Meals on Wheels pet food program
• Section of roof collapses at Navarre Industries
• St. Nicholas celebration Sunday at Trinity UMC
• Made in Stark — Gourmet sweets from Hartville Chocolate Factory
• Information Meetings Regarding Graduate Programs
• Information Meeting for RN to BSN Degree Completion Program - January
• Questions and answers about unemployment compensation
• Unemployment may soon run out for thousands in Stark
• Zumbar sworn in as new Stark County treasurer
• Better days ahead for Cook Park lagoon
• Ohio hunters take aim at deer
• Letters to B. Virdot seek a financial boost
• Video — Woman admits role in abduction that led to fatal chase
• McKinley Museum pushes new plan for wind turbine
• Magnolia church to offer Cookie Walk
• Stark District Library annual report now available
• Stark commissioners to hold work session Tuesday
• Fewer holiday deaths on Ohio's highways
• Canton facility could reopen as family center
• Massillon man pleads guilty to assault
• Congress puts off cuts in doctor payments
• Physicians break ground for family-practice facility
• Catholic Charities program to aid working poor
• President announces pay freeze for federal workers
• St. Paul's UM plans vacation Bible school
• Cincinnati homeless camp burns, one killed
• Massillon firefighters at scene of blaze
• November Teens of the Month — Stephanie Haft and Christopher Groh
• Stephanie Haft — November Teen of the Month
• Christopher Groh — November Teen of the Month
• Stark County viewers weigh home entertainment options
• Charita Goshay — Airport screenings send some into orbit
• Industry targets ‘fake’ bearings
• Tour of Homes, style show set
• WWII veteran finally receives his Bronze Star
• Group marks World AIDS Day
• Massillon Tiger Swing Band plays in Columbus
• Regula Center at Mount Union expands its mission
• Div. III high school football - Marlington slammed in semifinal
• Some families prefer real Christmas trees
• Canton tackles rusty-water complaints
• Green Space - Gardening by the book
• Man with gun, suspected cocaine possession arrested
• Man wanted on felony drug, burglary warrants arrested
• Fire damages vacant northeast Canton triplex
• Sideline series — Press box has it all
• Trotwood-Madison rallies in second half
• Lincoln Way rollover
• Monsanto offers funds for farmers
• Quick, deliberate and polite, a new Black Friday
• Shopping safety: Leave purse at home, police say
• Canal Fulton boy gets calls from Browns
• Four Seasons - Junior Rangers at Cuyahoga Valley move outside for winter
• Alliance Hospital relocates some services
• Programmable thermostat rebates available
• Refuge of Hope inaugural Christmas benefit Dec. 4
• North Canton seeking deputy administrator
• Expansion planned at local nursing home
• Early morning fire damages Jackson Twp. restaurant
• Bold Face - Today’s HOF’s second-busiest day
• Black Friday shoppers line up for bargains
• State funding concerns lead to change in Plain Township
• Shoppers got a jump on Black Friday
• Former Browns Cockroft and Griggs in Carrollton on Saturday
• Jury deadlocks on gun charge for minister
• Perry Township Rotary Club Turkey Trot results
• Grieving family offers free Thanksgiving meals to needy
• Ohio company’s inflatables in Macy’s parade
• Dirk Hayhurst to appear at Faircrest school play
• KSU Stark plans events for World AIDS Day
• Islamic Center hosts civil rights forum Dec. 3
• McDonaldsville UMC's 'McChristmas' gives parents a break
• Modern-day B. Virdots to help Stark folks in need
• Plain Township trustees dismiss zoning director
• Sobriety checkpoints in Minerva, Paris Township
• Historic Trinity Lutheran Church to shut doors
• Canton K-9 tracks down trio after armed robbery
• Alliance man assaulted, beaten in the head
• 'T.R.' McClanahan, martial arts grand master, dies
• Tennessee man accused of threatening Boccieri
• Police seek Canton man on multiple felony warrants
• Messianic dance camp, workshop scheduled
• How to be on your best behavior for the holidays
• North Canton man wins free breakfasts from Bob Evans
• Otterbein UMC to hold annual Cookie Walk Sale
• Canton tax department looks to cut paperwork costs
• 'Medicare Check-up Day' to help seniors review plans
• Praise-Apella to perform in concert at Malone
• Zumbar to be sworn in as treasurer on Monday
• 115 marijuana plants found in home near Hartville
• Weather service says to expect a rainy Thanksgiving
• Lake man charged in pot-growing operation
• Unemployment rate in Stark holds steady
• After the turkey, go shopping
• Canned-goods drive keeps ‘miracle’ alive
• Massillon again denied access to Federal League
• Huff Run partnership earns reclamation award
• Downtown Canton Christmas tree up and decorated
• Junior Achievement holding online Holiday Auction
• Star in the East to host Christian coffeehouse
• Canton man caught stealing furnace from vacant house
• Cameras posted to catch crime in Canton
• Stark County jobless rate unchanged in October
• Massillon man sentenced for cocaine trafficking
• Voter turnout about average in November election
• Violator-at-large arrested in Canton apartment
• Canton man accused of throwing gun under car
• Deer-gun season opens Monday
• HOF Club - Hargrove humor - Tribe, 10¢ Beer Night
• Here's where kids can send letters to Santa
• Red Cross offers baby-sitting training Dec. 4
• TSA pat-down leaves Mich. man covered in urine
• Hoffman, former appeals court judge, dies at 89
• Former Massillon Tiger booster gets two years in prison
• Police file more charges against chase suspect
• State grants to help fund projects in North Canton
• Holiday fliers - What you need to know
• 1,000 rescued rats up for adoption in California
• Massillon Museum to close on Thanksgiving Day
• Malone Ranked Sixth In NAIA Men’s Golf Preseason National Poll
• Eric Coblentz Named AMC Men’s Basketball Player of the Week
• Health department gets grant for SIDS education
• Canton Council may discuss building code tonight
• Boyfriend admits role in child abuse case
• Sweepstakes offers free room, board at Emeritus
• OLOP, St. Paul parishes merge under a new name
• Give blood, and Aultman will fund food for the needy
• Former Alliance Value City store to be auctioned
• Alliance targets vacant and condemned houses for demolition
• Canton woman a world-famous sword-swallower
• Malone Student Recital
• Massillon panel rejects renaming Shriver Park
• Massillon's Lincoln Theatre marks 95th birthday
• Plain Twp. firefighters extinguish kitchen blaze
• Man driving stolen car leads police on chase
• Rodman Library to offer LEGO program
• Green Space - Lesson from squirrels - Life can be fun
• Crafty gifts, stocking stuffers abound at Jackson show
• Friday fire claims life of Plain Township woman
• Ravenna man charged with attempted murder
• Men’s Cross Country Team Finishes Third At NAIA Nationals, Women Place Fourth; James Zeuch, Tynae Wilson Earn All-America Honors
• Despite warning alcholic energy drink sales strong in Stark
• Malone University Inducts 14 into National Health Education Honor Society
• The Polar Express!
• Lake rolls into state semis with 42-14 rout
• Marlington fans to cheer Dukes before the big game
• Search narrows for new Massillon Museum director
• Plain Twp. woman hospitalized after apartment fire
• Slater starts bid to be Massillon mayor
• 50 years later, thief returns stolen saw
• Astronauts open up world to Earthlings via photos
• Increase in Canton police fee on council agenda
• Man on parole for rape arrested
• Election 2010 - East Sparta levy goes from loser to winner
• Arizona employee fired for euthanizing wrong dog
• Vintage Massillon Christmas is Sunday
• Report: Ohio stim work outsourced due to foul-ups
• Ohio jobless rate drops for 7th month in a row
• Time Warner to offer lower-priced package
• Paving will restrict traffic in North Canton
• Victim identified from morning crash in Nimishillen Creek
• Belden Village stores opening early on Black Friday
• Massillon Museum hours change for Thanksgiving
• Family settles wrongful death case
• Children's agency creates adoption calendar
• Drew Carey to star in improv comedy series
• Jazz Ensemble Concert
• Malone - Jammin' in Your Jammies
• Green seeks public input on trash collection
• State senator may defy voters’ nod, stay put
• Exam for Alliance patrol officer to be given
• SARTA explores biomass gas as fuel
• Police staffing levels debated in Alliance
• Holiday events begin at Canton park
• Hill, Pittman lead way on All-Northeast Inland District Football Team
• Holly Pine Lane opens at Canton Garden Center
• Wheelchair transport van crashes into tree in Perry
• Terry Schiavo parents' attorney at Canton Baptist
• Stark State College to display AIDS quilt panels
• Habitat's first local Interfaith Home to be dedicated
• Taxes paid for restaurant owned by councilman
• Historic Ridgewood house filled with marijuana plants
• Imam to lead Interfaith Thanksgiving service
• Stark County prosecutor to lay off 12
• Massillon man indicted on federal drug charges
• Cause of Alliance house fire still undetermined
• TIPS program aims to prevent misuse of alcohol
• 'Hardcore' Christian concert set for Saturday
• Area churches, restaurant feed needy for Thanksgiving
• About Books - Pulitzer finalist to visit library
• Pastor's Breakfast at Malone
• First students help Walsh University celebrate 50th
• Akron-Canton's new runway cleared for takeoff
• Fox hunt in Ohio among those that let prey live
• Thursday is Great American Smokeout day
• Stark County commissioners meeting for Nov. 17
• Nat’l Enquirer owner seeks bankruptcy protection
• Cause of Alliance fire under investigation
• Dog Warden Advisory Board to meet
• Two-car crash on Rte. 30 at Rte. 44
• Malone’s Hannah Haver, Markus McFolling Earn NCCAA Student Athlete of the Week Honors
• Robber strikes Marc's store in Jackson Township
• Plain schools earn environmental award
• Massillon woman wins $20,000 lottery prize
• Politics and hamburgers — Smuckler hosts luncheons
• Medline buys Canton-based DiaMed USA
• New home for an old club; Oldtimers moving
• Elkins, family settle federal lawsuit over imprisonment
• Stark County Hunger Task Force Sets Holiday Hours
• Timken And Mcfarlane Named To Leadership Roles For 2011 PRO Football Hall Of Fame Enshrinement Festival
• Brass and Flute Ensemble at Malone
• Jackson man didn't mind the 'Cruise from Hell'
• Jackson Local buying new buses
• Canton building code on Monday agenda
• Fulton Road NW fire displaces apartment occupants
• Canton councilman owes back taxes on restaurant
• Cavaliers slide by 76ers 101-93
• Stark DD outlines new three-year plan
• Local vote closes section of Ohio bike trail
• Sandy Valley Local treasurer retires
• Ohio lawmaker pushes ban on synthetic marijuana
• Gates Foundation pledges $500M toward poor savings
• Uniontown standoff suspect remains in jail
• Malvern apartment fire confined to bedroom
• Deer trapped in Green swimming pool
• Smoke detector training offered Nov. 23
• Ohio native Ray Brown walking across America
• Recycling cleanup set for Canton's Ward 2
• Four-wheeler sparked fire in Lake Township cornfield
• Santa and Mrs. Claus to fly to MAPS on Dec. 5
• Canton man gets 5 years for hitting woman in face
• Sheriff to increase patrols through end of November
• Cherry Avenue SE to close for 3 days on Thursday
• Adrian Armstead sentenced for June robbery
• Ohio sheriff: Missing mom, 2 others may be dead
• Unitarians to host drug forum on Sunday
• Former SARTA chief to lead Rhode Island transit agency
• The Monday After: McKinley Bulldogs online
• Familiar face to handle N. Canton's finances
• Canton has new policy for press box guests
• Alliance receives complaints about racial profiling
• Duties could expand for Civic Center manager
• Lawrence Township trustees meeting of Nov. 15
• Lake Local Board of Education meeting of Nov. 15
• Dietitians weigh in on pizza
• Canton council to discuss building code changes
• New Philadelphia man admits kidnapping, rape
• Woman ordered to pay restitution for truck titles
• Felony charges added in Lake Township standoff
• Brader drawing of Lake Township farm up for auction
• Dueber UMC gets grant for Sports on the Rock
• Portion of Strausser closed in Lawrence Township
• Canton to continue hydrant flushing this week
• Bystander thwarts Massillon robbery, shoots suspect
• Massillon woman gets 2 years for role in slaying
• Sandy Valley schools treasurer Lattavo to retire
• Brader drawing to be auctioned Dec. 8
• 'Stark ARThology' book launches with party and exhibition
• Canton may crack down on unpaid water bills
• Renowned Pianist Anthony Molinaro to Perform at Malone
• Massillon health insurance costs to rise 20 percent
• Renacci's slate full as new job lies ahead
• Secretaries at Massillon schools may go on strike
• Broomsticks aground, Quidditch cup comes to NYC
• Cleveland Avenue N roads still closed after police respond to shots fired
• Mexican Officials To Meet With Canton Mayor
• Mount Union is unbeaten again
• Former Hoover workers resume tradition of 'family' feast
• Back-to-back fires keep Nimishillen firefighters busy
• Woman arrested on drug charges
• Swimming & Diving Teams Fall Short In Dual Meet At Wheeling Jesuit But Numerous School Records And One NAIA Qualifying Time Posted
• Premier Bank & Trust to open new branch location
• Around the NFL: Browns decided Mack was right, not Sanchez
• Blaze claims field; Firefighters fight to keep it from homes
• Video: Overnight fire claims vacant railroad building in NE Canton
• Bold Face: Find OSU gear at the Hartville Marketplace
• Revolutionary War soldiers buried under church parking lot
• Uniontown's Revolutionary War veterans
• Captured Prussian who fought for Colonial Army buried in Uniontown
• One Lane Northbound On Cleveland Ave NW To Be Closed
• Malone and Kiwanis Team Up
• Fire at former Stark Ceramics still under investigation
• Lehman neighbors show pride with potluck gathering
• Strausser Street NW to close for culvert work
• Interim finance director on North Canton agenda
• Candidates lining up for primary
• Stark DD, union reach contract deal
• Semi spins car on I-77, slows 7 p.m. traffic
• Massillon birthday couple are 2 in a million
• Jackson Twp. Police Explorers collect toys for children
• East Cleveland to use traffic cameras to pay debt
• Fund manager quits amid questions of side business
• Ohioans can apply online for food stamps, Medicaid
• Woman burned in Waynesburg house fire
• Habitat to dedicate its first LEED home Sunday
• Portion of Mount Pleasant Street in Lake Twp. to close
• City of Green seeks feedback on garbage service
• Marlington community to rally for playoff game
• Mount Union to sponsor free Thanksgiving meal
• Next year's elections already on horizon for many
• Jackson Township man pleads guilty to shooting
• Organizations collecting hats, mittens for children
• Canton man tries to run from Jackson police
• West Park billboard site to be reviewed
• New ’Call of Duty’ blasts last year’s sales record
• Companies yank cord on residential phone books
• Holiday shopping battle starts to get pitched
• Chick-fil-A/Pioneer Nights
• Timken executive Michael C. Arnold retiring
• Pastor from Ghana to speak Sunday
• McKinley Museum plans holiday open house for Dec. 3
• Malone University News: Forensic Team Results
• Community Thanksgiving service set for Nov. 24
• Canton to buy more land for Fairhope nature preserve
• Lake High School students salute veterans
• Canton ceremonies celebrate veterans
• Women's Basketball Wins 79-76 Thriller At Cincinnati Christian
• Truck crash closes Route 172 in Paris Township
• Indians show off snowy offseason field attraction
• Malone Pounds OSU-Mansfield 124-28 in Season Opener; Pioneers Set Several Team Records In Process
• Not much choice in electricity providers
• Crime report for Nov. 10
• Men who cook: No longer a novelty
• Grant to provide financial studies at Stark State
• Veterans get discounts today and later
• Nets slide by Cavaliers, 95-87
• Meyers Lake may change voting rules on zoning
• Robert Belden receives Chamber's highest honor
• Canton man charged with theft of Social Security benefits
• Dog warden says euthanasia a 'wake-up call'
• Navarre man killed in one-vehicle crash
• ’Amazing Grace’ is a global music sensation
• Turnaround Outreach to offer Thanksgiving dinner
• Man accused of break-in to steal PlayStation 3, checks
• Alliance library collects donations for shelter
• Chapel of the Cross to host free Thanksgiving dinner
• Get your pet's photo taken with Santa Claus
• Bonfire blast causes panic in NE Canton neighborhood
• Aultman Foundation awards grants to area agencies
• Malone - Banana Split Eating Contest
• Homeowners' fair scheduled for Nov. 23
• Boy Scouts to collect bags of food Saturday
• Canton will pick up trash on Veterans Day
• Feds propose graphic cigarette warning labels
• Family seeks answers in October death
• Area deaths for Nov. 11
• Firefighters battling blaze at former Stark Ceramics
• Cicchinelli unveils Massillon’s 2011 budget
• Radio personality charged with domestic violence
• Minerva Village Council meeting for Nov. 9
• Billboard proposal up for discussion today
• Canton group honors Co-Veterans of the Year
• Ariel Prater & the Notes of Harmony in concert
• Former Colonial Nursing Center up for auction
• Apple Store to open Saturday at Summit Mall
• Canton teen arrested in Navarre shooting
• Lehman neighborhood group to host 'Thankfulness Dinner'
• Online survey to take the pulse of Stark County
• Brass and choir concert at Christ Presbyterian
• Allliance police arrest mother on drug charges
• BMV offices close for Veterans Day
• Canton female gamer leaves child in car for hours
• Kent State Stark honors veterans
• Pre-game brunch at Mount Union to start at 11 a.m.
• Holiday in the Park displays to light up Nov. 18
• Area deaths for Nov. 10
• Motorcycle crash in Plain Township sends two to hospital
• Zumbar starts transition as new county treasurer
• McKinley Museum to be closed on Thanksgiving
• Alliance police raid stores selling banned K2 drug
• New counseling center opens at Walsh
• Malone - MMP Info Mtgs- November/December
• Agency offering smoke alarms, safety classes
• Made in Stark: Cleveland Oak founded here in 1916
• Veterans memorial in Green to be unveiled
• Stark charities team up to help clothe kids
• Cleveland Avenue motorcycle crash sends 2 to hospitals
• Malone Univesity Worldview Forum
• Malone University: New Members, Board of Trustees
• Max & Erma meals today to benefit Community Christmas
• Court awards Monea's Golden Eye Diamond to the Feds
• DREAM program grads keep focused on their goals
• The Monday After: Al Creighton has spent his life in public service
• HEAP ticketing to be stopped at Thanksgiving
• Lawrence sand and gravel operator seeks zoning change
• Hydrants to be flushed in Avondale area
• Green churches plan Thanksgiving service
• Football Preview Notes: Malone vs. Olivet Nazarene
• Quintuplets born Aug. 3 make good progress
• North Canton considers interim finance director
• Fire levels chicken barn
• Lake Township trustees for Nov. 8
• Area deaths for Nov. 8
• Native American expert to speak at Mount Union
• 'Dear Sir ...' Letters to B. Virdot read by descendants
• Jackson High to present 'Brigadoon' this weekend
• Aquaculture in Stark: It's no fish tale
• Jackson backs plan to centralize 911 dispatching
• Final NAIA Cross Country Polls Keep Malone Men Fourth, Women Fifth
• Canton flushing hydrants in two neighborhoods
• Students Present Recital Featuring Works of Chopin
• Fire destroys vacant Canton apartment building
• Five Pioneers Represent Malone on All-AMC Men’s Soccer Team
• Canton Museum of Art plans collaborative Civil War exhibition
• Four Pioneers Represent Malone on All-AMC Women’s Soccer Team
• Canton man avoids prison for threat of violence
• Mill Street bridge in Canton to be replaced
• Portion of North Canton street to close briefly
• FES program gets grant for tax preparation services
• Kidney connects Massillon couple
• Townsley gets life for fatal Brick City shooting
• Trial scheduled for two charged in Perry murder
• Area deaths for Nov. 9
• Organization to form 'Human AIDS Ribbon' in Canton
• Thursday's area Veterans Day events
• Churches to host free Thanksgiving dinners
• Republic Engineered Products' Lorain plant fined
• Crime report for Nov. 7
• Akron-Canton Airport ranked top Thanksgiving air-travel alternative
• McCoy, Hillis power Browns past Patriots
• Chilean miner crosses finish line at NYC Marathon
• The Socialite Network: UK’s Queen joins Facebook
• Pioneers Fall 88-63 To Indiana Tech In Season Opener
• Pioneers Wrap Up Regular Season With Win At Shawnee State; Reach 30 Victories For The Eighth Time In Program History
• On game night, schools' chief is just another football dad
• Williams’ 28 points lead Cavaliers over Wizards
• 'Men Who Cook' event raises funds for Catholic Charities
• Operation Personal Care drive helps those in need
• More than $10 million spent on 16th District race
• Men’s Cross Country Team Extends Undefeated Streak At Conference Meet; Women’s Team Also Wins Title
• Area deaths for Nov. 7
• Kids have fun with science at Kent Stark
• Outreach program sets the pace for Aultman
• Malone Drops Five-Set Match At Rio Grande
• Old Dominion Freight Plans Distribution Facility At Mills Business Park
• Whooping cough: Growing threat, especially to children
• Bold Face: Rafters celebrates 10th anniversary
• Blind student makes his way in hands-on world
• Trailblazing Senate chaplain at Canton Nazarene on Nov. 7
• Sideline series: For statisticians, it’s game of numbers
• Big Plays Push NAIA No. 12 Marian Past Pioneers, 28-7
• North Canton OKs financing plan
• Cuyahoga Valley railroad offers free rides to veterans
• Malone Student Inducted into Financial Management Association
• Boards and Ballots: Why sign limits were changed
• Crime report for Nov. 5
• Two-car crash sends one to hospital, stalls State Street traffic
• Convicted drug dealer accidently fires stolen gun
• Malone Celebrates Parents Weekend
• Suite Elegance to perform Christmas Harvest concert
• Fountain Gallery Exhibit: Foreign Matter
• Was Perez a victim of county theft case?
• Schuring returns to familiar role in Columbus
• Boards and Ballots: Batchelder won’t stifle Democrats
• HEAP applicants: No more waiting out in cold
• Campaign signs pile up at GOP, Dem headquarters
• Chick-fil-a/Pioneer Nights
• Area deaths for Nov. 6
• N. Main Street to be closed in North Canton
• North Canton to have town hall meeting on budget
• Trash in Canton to be picked up Thursday
• Interfaith Thanksgiving service is Nov. 24
• Jury spares Phillips from death
• Wooster pastor to lead biblical tour of Holy Land
• Rich McElroy to discuss 'battlefield presidents'
• Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges (OFIC) Awards UPS Scholarship to Malone University Junior
• Canton woman claims $1 million Powerball prize
• Hartford Middle School Harvest Festival today
• SMHA annual plan available for public review
• Old Dominion Freight to build at Mills Business Park
• Stark County District Library to be closed Nov. 11
• Trinity Lutheran Church Thanksgiving dinner Nov. 20
• Lecture series to focus on Israeli politics, issues
• Carroll County raises rent on apartment building
• St. Stephen Martyr to install associate pastor
• Pioneer Men Stay At No. 4, Women At No. 5 In Latest NAIA National Poll
• Plain Twp. coach sentenced for indecency
• Women’s Basketball Team To Open Season Saturday With Outstanding Recruiting Class Joining Seasoned Returnees
• Walsh students to conduct project on bullying
• Malone Men’s Basketball Looking To Take The Next Step In 2010-11
• Star gazing Saturday at Quail Hollow
• Open mic night at First Church of the Nazarene
• Malone University English Majors Inducted into Honor Society
• Snitchler retains 50th District seat
• Crime report for Nov. 3
• Area deaths for Nov. 4
• Stoves, refrigerators stolen from Alliance store
• A possible 2,658 votes still outstanding in Stark
• Snow could be on the way this weekend
• Canal Fulton City Council meeting for Nov. 3
• Okey wins third term in House
• Hexamer to speak at Fast Break Breakfast
• Ohler handily defeats opponent for Carroll County commissioner
• GOP win opens doors for Snitchler
• Election forces N. Canton to find new finance director
• Health Ministry movie night is Nov. 11
• Lukes to be honored at retirement services
• Race down state Route 241 ends in head-on crash
• St. Thomas Aquinas gets new deacon
• Dalton Local voters reject bond issue for schools
• Jackson Township seeks applicants for zoning board
• Phillips pleads with jury to spare his life
• Good night for GOP; final tallies still not in
• Oelslager unbeaten in 18 tries
• Man passes out on bed after breaking into home
• Malco adds Bluette to its product lineup
• Voters say “yes” for Southeast Local Schools
• Malone University - Kawfee Haus Presents Heather Williams
• Sex offender, wanted man arrested with stolen car
• Shiloh Baptist men to host prayer breakfast Saturday
• Edwards winning race for 5th District Court of Appeals
• 'Selling Pro' Jeff Zalewski to lead NETWORK event
• Dog pound workers disciplined for killing family pet
• Bernabei leading three-way race for commissioner
• Will GOP gain big? Signs will come early
• Church relocates; special services this week
• Creighton cruising to victory
• Deadline Friday for Pegasus Farm fundraising gala
• Schuring declared winner in 51st District
• Three Canton men facing marijuana-growing charges
• Harold is new Stark County auditor
• Feds indict three Canton men on cocaine charges
• Waynesburg voters approve levy, East Sparta too close to call
• Pioneers Conclude Conference Play With Narrow Five-Set Loss At Mt. Vernon Nazarene
• Only a few mechanical problems at the polls
• Early results show Hills and Dales voters favor charter government
• Pizza, gourmet gift fundraiser at Hoover High
• Woman pursued by Perry police crashes in Canton
• Fairless Local levy failing by slim margin
• U.S. Senate chaplain to speak in Canton
• Problems at the polls? We want to know
• Nimishillen Township voters reject road-maintenance levy
• Slesnick declared winner over Secrest
• Polls open at 364 Stark County precincts
• Football Preview Notes: Malone vs. Marian
• Zumbar is new Stark County treasurer
• Crime report for Nov. 2
• Election worker's car stolen on her way to the polls
• Canton Township trustees meeting for Nov. 2
• Third suspect arrested in Massillon beating
• Student assault at R.G. Drage taped, shared on Web
• Voters approve North Canton Library levy
• Malone- Grad Info Mtgs - NOV
• Free legal aid clinic offered for those in need
• Paradise UCC to hold tribute to veterans
• Renacci wins
• Copper thefts to be focus of Paris Crimewatch meeting
• Car rams rear of Plain Local school bus
• Blevins happy to run, didn’t expect to win 16th race
• Two Canton teens arrested; one had loaded gun
• Vision help available at Lake Community library
• Early results show voters defeating Green Local Schools levy
• Cultivate Relationships With 100 New Contacts At Fall Network
• Lawrence Township trustees meeting for Nov. 1
• Lepear Smith Named MSFA Mideast Special Teams Player of the Week For Third Time This Season
• Dirt bike collides with car; Massillon boy injured
• Liquor license sought for former Arion Singing Society
• 'Power of One' worship service set for Nov. 12
• Paris Township man flees fire that destroys his home
• U.S. Senate chaplain to visit Sahara Apartments
• Obama, Boehner, Clinton urging Ohioans to vote
• Canton man pleads guilty in drunken-driving case
• Area deaths for Nov. 2
• Ronald Hardy gets 7 years for cocaine trafficking
• Heating assistance program begins, with change for walk-ins
• Jackson Township purse-snatching suspect arraigned
• Ex-staffer admits to stealing from clients
• Applause for Oct. 30
• Crime report for Nov. 1
• Malone forum to focus on nuclear disarmament
• Boards and ballots: Blevins files complaint with state elections officials
• Haven of Rest to hold bazaar, style show
• Six area billiards players inducted into Canton Amateur Sports Hall of Fame
• Fairmount School all 'tricked' out for tradition
• Video: Dirk Hayhurst faces his fears
• McKinley museum's accountant stole thousands
• CantonBOE corrects ‘error’ by reappointing Allen
• Sara Polatas and Matthew Meeks: October Teens of the Month
• State launches probe into letter from McDonald’s
• Teen thought triple homicide was Halloween scene
• Canton City Council meeting for Nov. 1
• Malone - Senior Recital
• Jackson grad killed in crash at Miami University
• Crime report for Oct. 31
• Area deaths for Nov. 1
• Triple homicide suspect arrested in Carroll County
• Canton BOE expected to name board member
• Obama makes last campaign stop in pivotal Ohio
• Reptile Show! Saturday 10 - 4 in Timken Science Hall. $4 Admission. Boas! Pythons! More! Sponsored by the men's soccer team.
• Weaver Child Development Center kids LOVE Spirit Dayat Malone!
• MU Mystery Dinner Theatre Presents: A Dinner to Die For, April 15-17 at 6 p.m. $6 includes dinner. The audience will decide "who done it" -- alternate endings depending on how you vote! Call the box office at 330-471-8202.
• CONGRATS to the 2010 Nike Air Band Champs -- Heritage Hall with "Swing!" Video to come....
• Black 'n Berry -- Tuesday -- April 20 -- 7 p.m. -- Stewart Room.
• Men get breast cancer, too
• Malone Rolls To 34-0 Victory Over Trinity International
• Man thrown from purse-snatching suspect's hood
• County treasurer candidates in sprint to the finish
• Store employee accused of stealing iPods arrested, fired
• Area deaths for Oct. 31
• Drug raid nets crack cocaine, three arrests
• Boards and Ballots: Coming together and making nice
• Malone University Writers Series Continues
• Man charged with stealing Jeep, U-Haul behind it
• Late Interception Derails Pioneer Comeback In 24-21 Loss To NAIA No. 19 Walsh
• Malone University Students Present Recital Featuring Works of Chopin
• Man who would be Speaker stumps for Renacci
• Pioneers Shut Out Carlow, 1-0
• A dog and tiger tale: The lives of football mascots
• Malone Cross Country Teams Sweep Four Events At Walsh-Malone Invitational; Tynae Wilson, James Zeuch Again Pace Pioneers
• Texas antiques are coming to Jackson Township
• Lepear Smith Earns MSFA Mideast Special Teams Player of the Week Honors For The Second Time This Season
• Information Meeting For RN To BSN Degree Completion Program
• Kobort Koffa Scores With 13.8 Seconds Remaining To Give Malone 1-0 Victory At Shawnee State
• Malone Football Looks To "Fill Up Fawcett" For Final Home Game On November 13
• Football Preview Notes: Malone vs. Trinity International
• Malone Rolls To 12-0 Victory At Penn State Beaver; Katie Heckman and Holly Stuchell Both Record Hat Tricks
• Four Malone Volleyball Players Earn NCCAA East Region Accolades
• Pioneers Fall 4-0 To Mt. Vernon Nazarene In Season Finale
• Malone - The Great Pumpkin Hunt
• Pioneer Cross Country Teams Maintain Their Top 5 National Rankings
• Pioneers Conclude Regular Season With 2-0 Loss To Mt. Vernon Nazarene
• Thank you, Pioneer Baseball Team -- collecting furniture today for the YWCA Homeless Shelter. Helping people get a fresh start!
• Malone Secures AMC Tournament Spot With Wins Over Cedarville and Carlow
• Meet the 2010 Pioneer football team, coaches, and cheerleaders at Chick-fil-A! Friday, September 17 from 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Mini-footballs! Radio remote! Fun!
• Plain Township fire levy up for renewal
• Frazier named to SMHA board
• Candidate's background includes sports, lawsuits
• Schuring, Haines square off for 51st District
• Phillips guilty of murder; jury to consider death penalty
• Brass and Flute Ensemble at Malone University
• Washington expert says 16th is leaning to Renacci
• Information Meetings Regarding Graduate Programs at Malone University
• Lois DiGiacomo earns diversity award from group
• North Canton man faces felony charge for $5 robbery
• Ohio reunion for WWII veteran, commanding officer
• Two of three suspects arrested in Massillon beating
• Attorney says McDonald’s coercing for Republican votes
• Jury has verdict in Alliance murder case; decision soon
• SARTA meeting will discuss new Transit Center
• Natural gas rates low; now may be time to lock rate
• Snitchler, Bosley tout experience
• Americans for Prosperity’s bus arrives Monday
• ‘Child molester’ ad was fake
• Ohio Democrats bankroll Bosley
• Area deaths for Oct. 30
• Harvest Festival is Saturday in southeast Canton
• Fire replacement levies on Lawrence ballot
• Tuscarawas Street in Perry closed for gas leak
• Osnaburg Twp. crash sends 2 people to hospital
• Peace Evangelical Lutheran has new pastor
• Defense: Alliance murder case full of holes
• Global demand boosts Timken Co. profitability
• SARTA receives $1.28 million state grant
• A recipe for battling cancer
• Funeral services set for longtime Canton councilman
• Strong gusts expected across Stark County
• Mount Union students to trick or treat for hungry
• Malone University’s be:Justice Series Discusses Nuclear Disarmament
• Canton author Mack's book-signing is Nov. 7
• Canton man charged in two robberies
• Police arrest Canton man wanted in home invasion
• Four-letter word enters forecast: Snow
• Diebold posts third-quarter profit
• Temple Israel Sisterhood sponors musical program
• Alliance police find meth lab, arrest three
• Stark jury deliberating Phillips murder case
• Timken revenue and earnings leap
• 12th Street in Perry Twp. to reopen Friday
• Diebold posts third-quarter profit
• McKinley High School plans football rally Friday
• Boards and Ballots: Renacci endorsed by Gun Owners
• 'Vulgar' sex talk in Perry leads to criminal charges
• Green Local voters asked for more money
• Factory of Terror Haunted Attractions
• Mental health board plans fundraiser today
• End-of-life issues expert to speak at church
• Osnaburg board seeks bids to demolish buildings
• Malone to host program on nuclear disarmament
• Cleveland Browns' Bowens is player of week
• Bill Clinton to rally with Dems at Tozzi's
• VIDEO: Canton firefighters train for high-rise rescues
• Hoover High to have 'Spooky Science Night' tonight
• Canton woman who burned home going to prison
• Art-in-a Case Exhibit at Malone University
• Three charged in vicious beating
• Green City Council meeting for Oct. 27
• Woman sentenced to prison for fatal accident
• Stark prosecutors rest case in murder trial
• Dog Warden: Report on accidental killing of dog not ready
• Convenience stores to give assist to charity
• Area deaths for Oct. 28
• Malone be:Justice Series
• Halloween safety tips: Know where sex offenders live
• Still breezy but no rain Wednesday, forecasters say
• Southeast Canton home fire probed
• Renowned Pianist Anthony Molinaro To Perform At Malone University
• Massillon BOE approves refinancing bonds
• Stark, surrounding areas, under tornado watch
• Weather causes Walsh soccer postponement
• Demjanjuk trial goes ahead despite health issues
• Public meeting on Canton's vacant lots is tonight
• Carroll County commissioner: Tight budget is key issue
• SARTA plans public hearings on route changes
• Carroll County auditor: Candidates tout their efficiency, experience
• Witness: Murder suspect set dead man’s car on fire
• Boccieri, Renacci differ on unemployment help
• Perry Local says 'no' to Clinton visit
• Doctor honored at crime dinner
• Winds damage a few Ohio homes, tornado confirmed
• Canton seeks help in demolishing vacant homes
• What are your holiday traditions?
• Program at Malone to examine food and soul
• Wind advisory in effect; flight delays expected
• Mount Union postpones soccer match
• Holmes, Wayne counties under tornado watch
• Absentee voting in Stark indicative of low turnout
• Pastor's Breakfast at Malone University
• Police arrest felon with ammunition after 'shots fired'
• Local events to honor American Indians
• Malone University Celebrates Parents Weekend
• Canton American Legion post to host parties
• Maize Valley plans Halloween fun on weekend
• Stark sees small signs of improving jobs situation
• Murder trial resumes in Canton
• Five Stark business among NE Ohio's 'best'
• North Canton OKs plan to issue bonds
• Northwest Local BOE meeting for Oct. 25
• Mercy settles EPA claims
• Canton Local board to vote on reduced staff at Multi-County
• Canton BOE cancels its special Tuesday meeting
• K2 incense: Some call it synthetic marijuana
• Malone Universtiy - Faculty Artist Series
• Massillon says no to Clinton, Boehner rallies before game
• Jackson Fire Chief Ted Heck plans to retire in March
• Mobile home severely damaged in fire
• Budget outlook for Canton still grim
• Southeast Local school district seeks emergency levy
• Ohio Senate 33rd District: Schiavoni seeks full term
• Police protection costs riding on Lexington police levy
• Crime report for Oct. 24
• Learn more about Alliance cemetery Monday at Rodman
• Stark State at 50: No signs of slowing down
• Stark State could expand downtown Canton presence
• Area deaths for Oct. 24
• Bill Clinton coming to campaign for Democrats
• Veteran Oelslager faces challenge for 29th District seat
• Boccieri rallies organized workers in Canton
• Mayor Healy Sets Neighborhood Meeting
• Sideline Series: School spirit unleashed for the big games
• Diaries detail life in Canton before WWII
• Jackson Twp. man arrested after homeowner finds him in her garage
• Former city councilman settles election disputes
• Light at Fulton and 25th to be out for 2 hours Monday
• Men's Health Fair to be held Saturday
• Greater Peace church to celebrate pastors' ministries
• Crime report for Oct. 22
• Provider fair offers community services info
• Mount Union prof bids to be 'Next Great Pundit'
• Stark County sheriff lays off 41 employees
• Arsonist destroys Washington Township modular home
• Burned down, but rebuilding
• Waynesburg voters being asked to OK operating levy
• Police investigate possible road rage crash near I-77
• Fire damages home in Meyers Lake
• Kitchen fire damages home of woman with six children
• Boccieri, Richtman to visit Stark senior citizens
• Canton police arrest 'dangerous' wanted man
• Louisville fire hydrants to be flushed
• Stark County District Library OKs strategic plan
• Stark County District Library trustees meeting of Oct. 18
• Spaghetti dinner at Center Church of the Brethren
• Jurors visit murder scene in Canton
• Election Day bake sale, lunch at Otterbein UMC
• '67 cop killers denied parole, moved to new prison
• Massillon pool turns into pumpkin patch Saturday
• Candidates file finance reports as Nov. 2 election nears
• Look Good...Feel Better to support cancer patients
• Suspect sought in Monday robbery
• Furnace explosion damages Marlboro house
• Meeting set to discuss vacant lots in Canton
• Haven of Rest bazaar, style show is Nov. 2
• Men’s outreach Saturday in Downtown Canton
• Canton man guilty of dragging dog behind bike
• “Go Pink” day fundraiser at Southgate School
• Cancer survivors paddle on Dragon Dream Team
• North Canton, businesses seek liquor sales
• Friends fight cancer with courage
• Furniture-maker opens store in downtown Canton
• Boccieri, Renacci supporters plan Canton rallies
• Time Warner Cable to televise candidate forums
• Former witch doctor to speak at River of Life
• LIFE Ministries offers ladies' night out
• Blackwood Brothers at The Chapel in Marlboro
• Alliance approves $550,000 loan to Cat Fanciers
• League of Women Voters to host candidates night
• Huntington Bancshares posts strong third quarter
• Area deaths for Oct. 22
• Super Science Saturday to be Nov. 6 at Kent State Stark
• Merger won’t hurt airport, AirTran ceo tells crowd at expo
• Everhard reopens; Dressler remains closed
• Candidates for county auditor, county treasurer meet in forum
• Artists battle cancer with their brushes
• Cancer diagnosis before she could donate her hair
• Crime report for Oct. 19
• Stark County grand jury for Oct. 19
• Stark County courts for Oct. 19
• Crime reports for Oct. 20
• Canton Baptist Temple’s Trunk or Treat Oct. 30
• Dalai Lama receives freedom award in Ohio
• Osnaburg Fire Department to hold chili dinner
• Carnival of Fun celebrates Trillium anniversary
• U.S. Senate chaplain to speak at First Nazarene
• Dog warden mistakenly euthanizes family’s pet
• Canton native to receive National Medal of Science
• HOF Enshrinement Festival wins IFEA Pinnacle Award
• Area deaths for Oct. 21
• Maximum Events & Designs moves to new site
• Jazz Ensemble Concert
• Stark County grand jury for Oct. 20
• 13th annual Great Pumpkin Race to be Oct. 30
• Stark State hosting Halloween party for kids
• Dueber UMC to host young adult conference
• Akron priest sentenced to 1 day, must repay $3.5M
• Hundreds attend Mass for late St. Michael's priest
• Alliance to vote on Cat Fanciers’ loan
• Bolivar couple will not face theft charges in Stark County
• Some customers complain about discolored tap water
• Massillon native has breast cancer on the run
• Three people arrested in Canton burglary investigation
• How much for a George Washington autograph?
• Characters tell story of vice, corruption in Canton
• Communities getting $3M-plus from Countywide landfill
• The Spielman family finds ways to move on
• Vacant Alliance house damaged by arson fire
• Union Baptist will observe “Blue Sunday”
• Judge: Mercy, Aultman must end their 'civil war'
• New Life Church “Boo Breakfast” Oct. 30
• Late pastor’s daughter to visit St. Paul UMC
• Quota Chapter offering earplugs, hearing education
• Stark Developmental Disabilities wants to be exempt from TIF
• Coming Together annual dinner Oct. 28
• Navarre trail project reaches final phase
• HOF festival wins award for best event video
• Group gives new home, hope to single mom
• Area deaths for Oct. 20
• Malone University Taps Homecoming Queen, King, Court
• Artists Think Pink! for online auction
• Jackson BOE plans May levy
• Malone guys well-heeled effort brings attention
• Arson suspected in house fire
• Canton Township trustees meeting for Oct. 19
• Malone Presents Take Back the Night:
• Renacci, Boccieri report donations received by campaigns
• Benefit Nov. 6 for motorcycle crash victim
• Ohio handcuff collector charged with sex crimes
• Coming Wednesday: Pink Repository recognizes Breast Cancer Awareness
• Ohio looks to boost interest in ’brain drain’ aid
• Gibbs Avenue NE meeting set
• Groundbreaking planned at vacant school site
• Lenders, agencies hold event to offer foreclosure help
• DNA becomes critical in local criminal cases
• Rev. Helman, St. Michael emeritus, dies after illness
• Lane restrictions on Interstate 77
• AAA: Ohio gas prices fall 5 cents from last week
• Stark County grand jury for Oct. 18
• Malone Universtiy - Faculty Artist Series
• Capital-murder trial starts
• Longtime Canton officer Crider dies
• 16th District opponents don’t back down at debate
• SMHA and Canton working on HUD grant
• Lawrence Township trustees meeting Oct. 18
• Lake Local Board of Education meeting, Oct. 18
• Stark auditor, treasurer candidates scheduled for Wednesday forum
• Louisville City Council meeting, Oct. 18
• Domestic Violence Project targets college students
• Grand jury to review attempted murder case in Massillon
• Cheeseburger in Paradise restaurant has closed
• Canton man going to prison for molesting girl
• Town Hall tour stop Tuesday to focus on jobs
• Area deaths for Oct. 18
• Three candidates seek judicial seat
• Crime report for Oct. 17
• Online bidding studied; Stark’s engineer, commissioner to meet
• Officials probe similarities in three Canton fires
• Smashing pumpkins event raises money to battle battle breast cancer
• About Books: Salem-area author signs second book in Minerva
• Concealed-carry license comes with limitations
• Firefighters looking for early morning arsonist
• Belden students study art in Downtown Canton
• Hit-skip driver sought in Massillon crash
• Harvest Ball benefits Mercy’s emergency department
• North Canton School's first trip to ballot since 2006
• Greentown extinguishes fire at demolition site
• Election 2010: Billboard sparks sparring in auditor's race
• Loaded gun in car leads to arrests
• Bold Face: Holiday dinners every day at new restaurant
• Vacant house burns two days after its garage also set afire
• Area deaths for Oct. 17
• Malone - Gala Concert
• Alliance may loan $550K to Cat Fanciers' Association
• Nimishillen Twp. voters face road levy request
• Business to Business Expo set for Thursday
• After string of fires, the loss sinks in
• Small, silver balls pierce two Plain Local school buses
• Strasburg fire continues to smolder
• $5,000 reward offered for info on Strasburg, other arsons
• 13-year-old arrested, accused of damaging Plain Local buses
• Hola! Spanish-speaking teacher brings learning edge to local students
• Ohio abortions fell to another all-time low in 2009
• Election unlikely to change U.S. farm subsidies
• Local trick or treat times set
• Meat recall expanded
• Chick-fil-A/Pioneer Nights
• Business Association to host candidates Monday
• North Canton officials review bond plan
• Canton told to revise building codes
• Elections panel rules in favor of Snitchler
• Men sentenced in mushroom case
• Website launched for Green school levy
• Nimishillen Township trustees meeting for Oct. 14
• Candidates night in Mechanicstown set for Oct. 18
• Commissioners candidates weigh-in on extra pension payments
• Fire officials say NE Canton blaze is suspicious
• Crime report for Oct. 14
• 'Loop Scoops' Web series to teach kids how to think
• Neighbors damaged by Strasburg flea market fire
• Bosley vs. Snitcher: Evaluating the campaign ads
• BRCA test can detect breast cancer risk
• Stark to share in $4.25 million regional planning grant
• Canton Sets 'Trick-Or-Treat' Date And Time For City Children
• Firefighters battle four blazes at the same time
• 'Projectile' damages Plain school buses
• Eyewitness hit by 'wall of heat' at Strasburg fire
• 16th District Q&A: Mixed reactions to Bush tax cuts
• Strasburg shut down as fire rages at Garver's Flea Market
• Arson fire destroys Strasburg landmark
• Mutual aid is second nature for fire departments
• Nineteen fire departments fought Strasburg blaze
• Lawyer: Satellite providers don’t seek tax refund
• Q&A: Candidates say special interest groups aim to direct government
• Author Pete Earley to speak Wednesday at Mount Union
• 50th District race: Did Dem, GOP groups lie about Snitchler, Bosley?
• 12th Street NW to reopen by end of month
• Elections board favors move
• Race in Mandy’s memory to aid other victims
• Nimishillen man faces charges in traffic death
• Lake students get political with election video project
• Items being collected for area homeless veterans
• Factory of Terror loses world record to Texas site
• Sheriff’s traffic crackdown to continue
• Minerva Local Schools to auction two properties
• West Branch fires custodian accused of stealing
• Barberton man sentenced in Canton beating, robbery
• Sex offender hopes 'to become a better person'
• ReSale Store to mark 2nd year with weeklong sale
• Alliance for Retired Americans endorses Boccieri
• Governor candidate stops at Stark Republican office
• HOF Enshrinement Festival General Chairman Alumni Association Holds Annual Dinner...
• 16th District Q&A: Jobs and the economy
• Salineville woman dies in Carroll motorcycle crash
• Tenn man's trial set in threat on Rep. Boccieri
• 'Lockdown' program offered at Green High School
• Koher: Make checks payable to “Stark County Treasurer,” not to me
• Massillon man sentenced for grand theft
• Chili fundraiser to boost Creighton campaign
• Canton sets trick-or-treating for Halloween
• Minerva, West Branch to collect food at football game
• SARTA offers free Proline rides for early voting
• Massillon man charged with attempted murder
• Drive-thru, walk-in flu shots available at fairgrounds
• Motorcyclist injured in Uniontown crash
• Akron-Canton Airport sets another passenger record
• Area deaths for Oct. 13
• US Bank to find new sites for Stark County branches
• Juvenile detention facility losing beds
• Canton Chamber to salute civic activist Robert Belden
• Stark County grand jury for Oct. 12
• Student count adds or subtracts from state funding
• Electric discount presented to Jackson trustees
• Northbound I-77 traffic stalled by two-car crash
• Ex-toxicologist’s findings to be tested
• Frost is on the way, forecasters say
• Panel recommends zone change for holistic center
• Supporters of Boccieri, Blevins ask, ‘Where’s Renacci?’
• Awards Of Merit, Appreciation Bestowed At Community Salute Awards
• Stark County Board of Elections to test equipment
• Malone University - Kawfee Haus
• Canton man sentenced after 7th DUI offense
• Girlfriend of man found shot Saturday is arrested
• Vote for Ryan Scaggs in Parade contest
• Canton embarking on $2.4 million City Hall expansion
• Oversight causes Allen to resign from Canton City BOE
• Cosmetic contact lenses can damage eyes
• Analysis: Tax change key to Ohio governor’s race
• Applebee's chain helps wishes come true
• NEAR meeting scheduled for Tuesday
• More sales, jobs grow at Shearer’s Foods
• Q&A: Boccieri is lone candidate who likes law
• Massillon man accused of firing shots into home
• Brewster income tax funds street, sewer maintenance
• Malone - Faculty Artist Series
• Strickland makes campaign stop at McKinley High School
• Should Fair Board get cut from ’08 sale of County Farm?
• North Canton finances up in air
• Crime report for Oct. 12
• Touch-screen voting machines allocated to precincts
• Fires damage two houses in Alliance
• Fire damages house being built near Minerva
• Canal Fulton woman dies when motorcycle hits tree
• Senior Recital at The Randall Campus Center
• Cause of fire at Stone Products is unknown
• Area deaths for Oct. 12
• Malone University Annual Gigana-Hugana Banana Split Eating Contest
• Holistic group wants old swim club rezoned
• Uniontown Fire Station chili cook-off draws hearty crowd
• Residents at NAVE event want info about jobs
• Area deaths for Oct. 11
• Candidates offer alternative to traditional party choices
• Stark County District Library is a five-star library again
• Off-party candidates might sway tight congressional race
• Canton celebrates Mother Angelica’s legacy
• Sideline Series: Fans help struggling district
• Walk in Price Park a demonstration of peace
• Bold Face: Coaching is in play in Jerry Michna’s careers
• Man arrested, another hospitalized in motorcycle-car crash
• Canton man, woman arrested on felony charges
• Police say woman cut man, blocked them from house
• Area deaths for Oct. 10
• Canton man found lying in street with gunshot wounds
• Women's Bar rates Supreme Court candidates
• Faculty Artist Series - Julie Sarver
• Fundraising breakfast set for Judge Julie Edwards
• Malone University Kawfee Haus Series Presents: Christian Artist, Scott Phillips...
• Canton's First Business Diversity Conference
• Renacci says he’s stepping up
• Boccieri stands on his records
• Fishers on Fulton Drive NW opens gift area
• Canton author will sign books
• Mediator called in for Canton firefighter talks
• Canton man carrying concealed weapon arrested
• Church to broadcast Dave Ramsey workshop
• Meeting to explain bulk electric opt-out
• Malone University - Palace Film Festival
• Police arrest man after raid in northwest Canton
• 'Universal Being' conference scheduled for Oct. 16
• 5 departments fight fire at Stone Products
• Canton man escapes house fire
• Perry Twp. church to have fundraiser dinner
• Four Seasons: Boston Mills plans open house
• Crime reports for Oct. 8
• Judge sentences teen who admits setting fire
• Nice weather expected to continue all weekend
• Canton firefighters visit building twice in 10 minutes
• Stark County assets: To sell or not to sell?
• Beloved Massillon coach tackles Alzheimer's
• Catholic diocese to sponsor evangelization workshop
• Boccieri upset about Chamber ad funding
• Canton man faces 20 years after fraud conviction
• Chamber endorses North Canton school, library levies
• Man pushes woman in front of moving car, police say
• 'Prom night' fulfills woman's lifelong dream
• Epworth UMC to host 'Music for Missions' concert
• Local program plans study of domestic batterers
• Help session Oct. 18 for distressed homeowners
• British organist to perform at Christ Presbyterian
• Attracting jobs with high-speed connectivity
• Canton Regional Better Business Bureau chief retiring
• Western Stark Catholics host one-man drama
• Browns' defensive coordinator rips Bengals guard
• First Church to celebrate 200th anniversary
• 12 pianists to perform in concert at The Chapel
• Jackson Township man killed in two-car accident
• Arsonist strikes again at Canton home
• Cleveland company recalls peanut butter products
• Best-selling author to speak at Malone
• 'Glee's' Matthew Morrison at appear at Canton rally
• Canton resident wins $1 million lottery prize
• Stark Parks to hold Family Fall Fest
• Church to sponsor build-a-kite workshop
• Area deaths for Oct. 9
• Carrollton mom who killed children, self leaves notes of apology
• Internet postings shed light on life of Carrollton mother
• Carroll County seeks levy for OSU Extension Service
• Stark County sheriff to lay off 40-50 employees
• Traumatic brain injury survivor to perform concert
• Parents say Carrollton woman showed signs of stress
• Counselors help kids cope with 1st grader's death
• Judge weighing options in Mercy-Aultman lawsuit
• Canton event to celebrate Mother Angelica's life and ministry
• Stark short of money for county's fix-it list
• Video: Man wanted in Canton shooting death is arrested
• Former Lake board member dies at 53
• Canton City Schools board sets special meeting
• Academic performance dips at middle-school level
• Cleveland auction benefits entrepreneurs
• Lawrence horse a kin of Secretariat, Seattle Slew
• Rabbi Spitzer to lead Lutheran study series
• Planning Commission backs rezoning of Waikem lot
• Thanksgiving food registration starts Oct. 11
• Boccieri, Renacci to meet in debate at GlenOak
• Tell us your truck story
• Girl dies during Louisville Y swim team practice
• Malone University Presents Homecoming Gala Concert – Public Welcome!
• Habitat for Humanity homes to be dedicated
• Malone University Faculty Artist Series
• Affinity trauma center verified
• Girl dies at Louisville YMCA
• Marcelli family duels in county auditor’s race
• Family flees burning house in southeast Canton
• Malone University - Nursing Info Mtg
• Poll gives Renacci slight lead over Boccieri
• Rohr's Feed Store resubmits expansion plans
• Malone - MMP Info Mtgs- OCT/NOV
• Note found at scene of fatal Carrollton shooting
• Robber of Massillon pharmacy gets 6 years in prison
• Local clinics offering flu vaccinations
• Malone - Graduate School Fair
• Temple Israel Brotherhood to host candidates
• C-SPAN to air debate between Strickland, Kasich
• Video: Victim's family pleads for driver to surrender
• Ceasefire Covenant to join anti-violence prayer walk
• Solar farm project may bring 600 jobs
• This Canton Habitat home is hiding a 'green design'
• Remembrance ceremony for families Sunday
• Pink Pamper Party to benefit cancer programs
• Free legal aid clinics scheduled for October
• Coroner: Victim in car crash had been shot
• 18th Congressional candidates focus on jobs
• Man charged in Canton stabbing
• Firefighters honored at Fire Prevention Week breakfast
• County finances brighter than expected; 2011 still looks grim
• Mercy to offer flu shots in New Philadelphia
• Boccieri, Levin discuss China currency bill in Jackson
• Paul Meschanko to address AultCare Fast Break Breakfast
• Boccieri, Renacci debate over debates
• Public meeting to discuss Stark County broadband
• Massillon, Walsh close to DREAM agreement
• Meat items from Strasburg area recalled
• Jackson teen out of coma after being hit by car
• Canton City Schools outperform other Ohio cities
• Voter forum Monday in downtown Canton
• Hartville Village Council meeting of Oct. 5
• One day, two fires at NE Canton home
• Canton Township trustees meeting of Oct. 5
• New poll shows Kasich leads race for ohio governor
• Canal Fulton City Council meeting for Oct. 5
• North Canton Church of Christ to hold pumpkin sale
• Parking lot charges Browns fans $5 tailgating fee
• Catholics, Lutherans to celebrate covenant
• Iron Chamber Gym to hold weightlifting competition
• Joy Brathwaite Named Vice President For Finance and Business Affairs at Malone University
• More people in Stark going green
• ‘November is Coming’ bus heading for Stark this week
• Stark Realtors say August market was strong
• Butterworth pushes for charter vote in Canton
• Boards and Ballots: Akron Bar Association rates judicial candidates
• Massillon's Emerson Elementary School to stay open
• Malone forum examines Christian, Muslim beliefs
• Atwood lodge closes doors
• Clerk of Courts office copes with cash crunch
• Lawrence Township trustees meeting for Oct. 4
• Vacant house burns in Massillon
• Alliance City Council meeting for Oct. 4
• Church in Green to host rosary series
• Will Stark County stay in the 16th District?
• Malone University Grad Info Mtgs - October
• Wayward trip into bed leads man to prison
• Assault in Canton merits prison term, judge rules
• False e-mail warns home sellers of health care law tax
• Walsh's Dominic Williams is league Player of Week
• New stores appeal to vintage motorcycle fans
• Nimishillen man hurt in fatal crash
• Mom, daughter share breast cancer battles
• Speakers, local businesses on display at B2B Expo
• Louisville City Council meeting of Oct. 4
• Speakers, local businesses on display at B2B Expo
• Medicaid falls short in reimbursing Stark DD
• Lake graduate becomes a nun at 19
• North Canton pushes forward with debt refinancing
• Canton church blesses animals
• Area deaths for Oct. 4
• Fire ravages Canton home
• Crime report for Oct. 3
• Last day to register to vote
• October AultCare Fast Break Breakfast
• VIDEO: Man killed in Canton car crash
• Halloween means business for holiday-only stores
• PIPP clients must pay $20 minimum
• Men to march against gender violence in women’s shoes
• ‘Haunted History’ author to speak
• North Canton library seeking 1-mill levy in November
• Assistance available for Aqua Ohio users
• Aultman recognized for nursing excellence
• Church of Lakes' toy sale to benefit charities
• Canton church to have breast cancer awareness event
• Jackson church to host fun family events
• Sideline Series: Keeping athletes on the field
• Students eligible for vouchers
• East Canton-area man killed in fall from tree
• Bold Face: Texas haunted house ready to get back Guinness record
• Area deaths for Oct. 3
• Second arrest made in 2009 Perry Twp. homicide
• Canton man treated for stab wounds
• Canton Tattoo Classic is this weekend
• Alleged gang members arraigned on drug charges
• Area deaths for Oct. 2
• Canton City Hall time capsule to be unveiled Friday
• First Friends Church to host abstinence program
• Arrest made in 2009 Perry Township slaying
• Diocese of Youngstown to host youth convention
• Area deaths for Oct. 1
• Sing to benefit Canton Township gospel center
• Health care law may hamper limited insurance plans
• Faith Community Church to host missions conference
• Pike families blame blasting for water woes
• Massillon Tiger greats to appear at book-signing
• Crime report for Oct. 1
• Grand jury to hear fatal shooting case in Massillon
• EEOC rules against ex-Perry Township 'kissing cop'
• Combine operator cited in collision with minivan
• Man shot in Navarre says he doesn't know assailant
• Dalton Local bond issue would finance revamping of schools
• United Way reclassifies Planned Parenthood
• Dead man found lying on street in SW Canton
• Party breakdown of Stark County registered voters
• Realtors say August market remained strong
• $20 minimum for PIPP Plus gas/electric begins Nov. 1
• Tennessee man indicted for threats against Rep. Boccieri
• Video: Woman recounts finding body in Canton alley
• Bookeeper charged with stealing from agency clients
• Humanitarian says world is a better place
• One person hurt in collision between minivan, combine
• Enviroscapes hosts tour for landscapers
• New Wine Fellowship to celebrate anniversary
• Nearly 9,000 Stark voters ask for absentee ballots
• Poet, jazz guitarist to perform at Our Coffeehouse
• Wanted: Your advice on how to support cancer patients
• Water line work to close Steese Road in Green
• Boy Scouts to feature trip to Dominican Republic
• Police seek man who leaped from window in drug raid
• Fighter jets over Stark County?
• Luncheon, bake sale at St. Paul's Methodist
• Canton bailiff fired
• Jackson police arrest Chicago men on heroin charges
• Consultant still has hope for Atwood Resort
• Church members volunteer to clean gutters
• Commissioner candidates sound off on legal powers
• Information Meeting For RN To BSN Degree Completion Program
• Guilford Road NW to close at bridge Monday
• Singer-ventriloquist at Aldersgate UMC
• Vigil Monday for murder victim
• Canton fire station project under way
• ‘Operation Personal Care’ begins today
• Ohio names 3 from Stark as 'Schools of Promise'
• Qualified to be county auditor? Candidates respond
• Canton man acquitted of murder in grandfather's death
• New county treasurer submits report about his first week
• Stark State receives defense grant
• Children like e-books, parents not so much
• Stark residents vying for Ohio BOE seat
• Domestic Violence Project, Inc To Announce New Transitional Housing
• Lexington Twp. to appeal annexation decision
• Area deaths for Sept. 30
• Free health fair for adults 55 and over
• Ohio House 50th District: It’s Todd versus Todd
• Ohio House 52nd District: Slesnick, Secrest battling for seat
• Driver with multiple DUIs faces new batch of charges
• Domestic Violence Project gets funds for housing aid
• St. Clement hosting bingo, free dinner on Saturday
• Rosary Rally to be held at Central Catholic in October
• Jackson physician aims to make wine from honey
• Friends of the North Canton Library to hold book sale
• Alleged kidnapping victim charged with lying to police
• QuickBook classes offered at Kent State Stark
• Malone University Announces Information Meetings Regarding Accelerated Degree Completion...
• Greentown Nazarene will host Alpha course
• Pyramid Club wins Youth Program Excellence Award
• Here's your election guide to tax terms
• Malone University: Christian & Muslim Perspectives
• Lake Milton to be drawn down for dock construction
• Area deaths for Sept. 29
• 1 of 2 men wanted in pit bull attack is arrested
• Marriages take a hit in 2009; income gap widens
• Lake Township trustees meeting
• Domestic violence program receives federal funding
• Made in Stark: Custom ads from Dr. Wraps
• Stark census shows more children live in poverty
• The Monday After: Mazzan's feats of strength bring fame
• Free small business orientation
• Methodist layman organizes weekly discussion series
• J.M. Smucker to close 2 plants, cut 150 jobs
• Malone University Faculty Artist Series
• North Canton officials may issue bonds to consolidate city debt
• Green City Council meeting for Sept. 28
• Woman surrenders on Perry kidnapping charge
• Libertarian Party organizes in Stark
• Life and times of Dietrich Bonhoeffer to be studied
• Matt Amendola: September Teen of the Month
• Democrats, supporters plan early-vote rally Tuesday
• Crime report for Sept. 27
• Amanda Wise: September Teen of the Month
• Man must repay money stolen from Jackson IHOP
• Crime Committee to meet Wednesday
• GOP counting on Tea Party turnout Nov. 2
• Trinity Baptist Church to mark 45th anniversary
• Stark County Board of Elections meeting
• Old McDonald’s coming down
• Gunman robs Cleveland Avenue Marathon station
• Jackson Township trustees meeting
• Southwest Airlines to buy AirTran for $1.4B
• Man dies in crash while fleeing police
• Board tests elections equipment
• North Canton closes in on Main Street improvements
• Malone Alumnus/Author Booksigning Among Highlights Of Homecoming Celebration
• Hunger walk
• Cicchinelli looks to tax incremental financing to bank future tax revenue
• Fairless Local seeks substitute levy
• Canton council reviews grant and loan proposal
• Malone forum will examine Muslim and Christian views
• Absentee voting begins Tuesday in Stark County
• Renewal levies on Nov. 2 ballot
• Stark library receives technology grant
• Information, training for prospective foster and adoptive families
• Members selected for new 'Building' committee
• Crime report for Sept. 26
• AirTran sale to bring no immediate impact to Akron-Canton Airport
• Downhome gospel concert set for Smithville Inn
• Solar Tour planned this weekend
• Browns-Steelers tickets are kids' reward in reading program
• Kareem Townsley charged in fatal Brick City shooting
• East Sparta fire kills six of couple's pets
• Oberdorfer is Green’s new deputy public service director
• Committee will try to improve building inspections
• Canton City Hall: A moment in time
• Governor's wife visits Acme in North Canton
• Second parishioner killed at Youngstown church
• Ohio education department taps Canton administrator
• David Dabney gets 5 years for parking lot shooting
• Walsh women to host Fall Fashion Show
• Area deaths for Sept. 27
• SE Canton celebrates rebirth of Sherrick Road corridor
• Rep/Ohio Newspaper poll: GOP leads senate, governor races
• Motorcycle clubs rally for fire victims
• Sideline Series: Majorettes mix flash, elegance
• Crime report for Sept. 25
• Man found slumped over in car arrested for illegal drugs
• Area deaths for Sept. 26
• Mechanical failure casts cloud over launch of space camera
• Some Ohio students live in celebrities’ old digs
• BOLD FACE: Rumors of demise of consignment store Kimbell-Brown are untrue
• Program shapes boys into men
• Little church tackles big task of feeding hundreds
• Suspicious fire strikes vacant Canton apartment building
• Massillon mayor drops plans to annex Tuslaw property
• Area deaths for Sept. 25
• Alliance police: 3 naked, drunken people arrested
• House straddles boundary line
• Record heat, high winds, sudden chill in forecast
• East Canton's Kessler, other soldiers killed were in armored vehicle
• Man shot in the face in Navarre; suspect flees
• CSB Bancorp announces dividend
• Paris Food Pantry Hunger Walk set for Sunday
• Man accused of Jackson Township shooting posts bail
• Elections board to tour Cohen-Joliet building
• K-9s, SWAT team join search for robbery suspect
• Motorcyclist injured in collision with car
• Spanish ministry's 'meet and greet' is Saturday
• Rendezvous offers glimpse at life in pioneer days
• St. Barbara, Central alumnus to sign books this weekend
• Firefighters fighting mulch, brush fire at Rice’s
• Parentless earthquake survivor from Haiti gets health care here
• Former Mezzaluna's Italian Grill to be auctioned
• DeHoff Realtors wins state advertising awards
• Silver Ring Thing program to promote abstinence
• Pancake breakfast to benefit Habitat for Humanity
• Psychologist to speak about caring at St. Michael's forum
• Vehicle flips onto its roof near Mercy Medical Center
• Update: Jackson power outage expected to end by 4 p.m.
• Trade Old Mount Union shirts for free university shirt
• Ready, set, cook: Fans line up for cooking show
• Agencies to collect unwanted medications on Saturday
• Rocktoberfest to benefit worthy causes
• When are you too old to drive?
• Area deaths for Sept. 24
• Plain Local BOE meeting for Sept. 22
• Healy chief of staff: History of HUD funding problems
• Alleged shooter is to be arraigned today
• Crime report for Sept. 24
• Court report for Sept. 23
• Carroll, Tuscarawas under severe storm watch
• Stark County commissioners meeting for Sept. 22
• Local efforts pay off: No murders in Canton this year
• Financial disclosure from commissioners hopefuls
• Canton Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Uniontown man robbed in Canton
• Career Development Presents Graduate School Fair
• Holocaust survivor recounts horrors to Malone students
• Crime report for Sept. 22
• Information Meetings Regarding Graduate Programs At Malone University - November 2010
• Wanted Canton man faces multiple felony charges
• Massillon shooting victim ID'd; $1 million bond set
• Canton Township Trustees for Sept. 21
• Hartville Village Council for Sept. 21
• Canton Woman's Club applies for liquor license
• Alliance police free man trapped inside trash truck
• Sex offender arrested after report of suspicious person
• Two get prison for Lawrence Twp. break-in, assault
• SARTA donates used buses
• Canton man gets 10 years in sexual abuse case
• Area deaths for Sept. 23
• Massillon man admits guilt in July traffic accident
• Severe storm watch lifted
• Opening of Plain skate park delayed until next week
• Building-inspection panel will weigh efficiencies
• Hundreds attend 'Not Your Typical Job Fair!'
• Man wanted in Jackson Twp. shooting is arrested
• Special Mass to celebrate wedding anniversaries
• Sideline series: 'Chain gangs' essential to the game
• Dedication of Sherrick Road SE to feature parade
• Malone University Faculty Artist Series
• Diocesan Youth Convention set for Nov. 7
• Ciptak was shopping for trees when shot in Jackson
• Massillon Big Lots store to open Oct. 1
• Firefighters put out Plain Township garage fire
• Sex offender arrested after Green break-in, assault
• Fundraising square dance Saturday
• Motorcycle collides with dump truck in Nimishillen
• Fire damages Plain Township garage
• North Canton reaches deal on natural gas rates
• Buckeyes face another big underdog
• ‘Metal Man’ meets McKinley
• Facebook helps Carrollton man, sister reunite
• Family important to Blankenship, say friends
• Tragedy hits family twice in same year
• Citizens to discuss Stark County clean air standards
• Rebate available for programmable thermostats
• Roses store to bring 40-50 jobs to Meyers Lake Plaza
• Church conference to focus on women's issues
• Stark County jobless rate drops to 10.5% in August
• Vice president Joe Biden to visit Stark County tonight
• Carrollton man, Washington sister reunited by Facebook
• Canton-Stark County Crime Lab gets $100,000 grant
• How did Canton miss HUD funding? Council wants answers
• Canton men owe $70,000 for vandalizing cemetery
• Louisville City Council Sept. 20 meeting
• New interim treasurer Koher rehires Jaime Allbritain
• Lake Locals BOE meeting for Sept. 20
• Sex offender faces new charge after teen's prison visit
• Alliance City Council Sept. 20 meeting
• Tickets on sale for 'Vatican Splendors' exhibition
• Web marketing classes offered
• New Life Episcopal to hold Blessing of the Animals
• Small business how-to classes set
• Victims of Massillon slayings identified
• Fitness center plans open house
• Second convicted killer in 1967 shootings seeks parole
• 40 Days for Life campaign to begin Tuesday
• Former Plain Local superintendent dies
• I-77 lanes, ramps to close today for Biden motorcade
• Watch Week 4: Under the Lights, Stark high school football
• Robert W. Petrone wanted in Jackson shooting
• LIVE VIDEO: Stark Treasurer Candidate Interviews
• Massillon man reports sexual assault while asleep
• Malone University Theatre's First Company Presents:26 Reasons Not To Be In A Play!
• Community Christmas benefit at Old Carolina Barbecue
• Slesnick, Secrest to debate in Ohio House race
• Canal Fulton to vote on water rate hike
• Couple reportedly argued before Massillon slayings
• Canton City Schools Board of Education meeting, Sept. 20
• Convicted sex offender to be released from prison early
• Renacci, Boccieri spar at candidates debate
• Browns notebook: Vrabel's mistake is costly
• See treasurer candidates online Monday at CantonRep.com
• Akron man in surgery after shooting in Jackson Twp.
• Area deaths for Sept. 20
• Crime report for Sept. 19
• Timeline of events in Vincent J. Frustaci case
• Vince Frustaci's letters detail theft in his own words
• Cutshall's letters shed light on Frustaci thefts
• Attitude is a key to turnaround at Canton's Allen School
• Frustaci's, co-worker's letters detail lies, regrets
• North Canton historian helps unravel a Holocaust mystery
• Hundreds of motorcyclists carry gifts to sick kids
• Massillon police investigate double homicide, suicide
• Harrison's role in Browns backfield is in question
• Glenmoor Gathering holds its first auction
• Mayor’s Scholarship Program Scholarship Fair
• Two fires under investigation; 11 left homeless
• HOF Enshrinement Festival 22nd Annual Photo Contest Award Winners Announced
• America Reads/America Counts Offer Free Tutoring Service
• Crime report for Sept. 18
• Area deaths for Sept. 19
• County owes $9 million in unfunded benefits
• Washington Twp. man dies in farm accident
• Motorcycle catches fire in I-77 crash
• Alzheimer's Memory Walk is Saturday at Tuscora Park
• Mercy sponsoring seminar on life decisions
• Video: Woman recalls attack by neighbor's pit bull
• Tuscarawas storm victims urged to report damage
• Massillon police corral 4-foot alligator
• Stark County commissioners to install Koher as treasurer
• Site changed for 16th District debate in Wooster
• Canton Montessori students join Teddy Bear Run
• Couple's spat ends in wrestling match, violence charges
• Sobriety checkpoints planned in Canton, Canton Twp.
• Canton police investigate possible home invasion, shooting
• Wooster-area residents clean up after violent storm
• What would you ask 16th District candidates?
• Area deaths for Sept. 18
• College student creates self-image program for girls
• Alliance airport offers kids free plane rides
• Suspicious porch fire rousts family of four
• Canton loses HUD funding
• Woman accused of stealing shopper's purse, stabbing
• Boards and Ballots: Meet the candidates for SC treasurer
• Annual Stark County auction to be held Saturday
• Waste district panel certifies three-year plan
• Crime report for Sept. 17
• Chick-fil-A/Malone Pioneer Nights
• Stark County grand jury for Sept. 17
• Leadership Stark County Welcomes 24th Signature Class
• Plain Township official completes his sentence
• Information Meeting for RN to BSN Degree Completion Program
• The Chapel in Marlboro to host Voice of the Martyrs
• Vintage Canton to go on — rain or shine
• Tornado touches down in Wooster; Stark spared
• Stormy forecast cancels event at Gervasi winery
• Area deaths for Sept. 17
• Residents escape house fire in Alliance
• Scholarship fair for Canton students set for next week
• Rep's Bob Rossiter wins 'Best of Show' in HOF contest
• Coroner puzzled why driver caused fatal crash
• Faith in American history is topic of seminar
• Ex-auditor pleads guilty in Ohio corruption case
• Equipment auctioned at Twinsburg Chrysler plant
• Storm can’t wash out Vintage Canton
• Day Ketterer ranked among 'Best Law Firms'
• Reported tornado rips through Tuscarawas County
• Commissioner candidates oppose imposed sales tax
• Stark County takes a day to care
• It's time for flu shots
• Stark treasurer candidates to appear live on CantonRep.com
• Newspaper to be sold on buses
• Flu shot clinic dates and times
• Crystal Park Hardware joins Glock discount program
• Malone - Constitution Day Panel
• Air Tran chief to speak Oct. 21 at business expo
• Elections Board seeks poll workers for November
• Aaron Cooksey to discuss dangers of drunken driving
• United Way sets 2010 goal at $6.8 million
• 1,300 Massillon Cable customers lose service
• Otterbein Methodist to hold Indian Corn Festival
• Canton woman charged in death of Perry motorcyclist
• ABLE program looking for volunteer tutors
• Stark County Board of Elections may move
• Canton Country Day School leaps to laptops
• Pit bull attacks neighbor who wanted car moved
• Teen choirs to perform at Sunday Hymn Sing
• Man gets 5 years for biting off girlfriend's lip
• North Canton Veterans Memorial donors face deadline
• FBI issues crime statistics for Stark County communities
• Heath Warner buried in Arlington; others misplaced
• Massillon teen accused of taking gun to school
• Family Dollar closer to adding store in Louisville
• Constitution Day panel to focus on youths, politics
• Mayor to present an update on Green’s progress
• Akron-Canton Airport enjoys busiest August ever
• Area deaths for Sept. 16
• Malone Forum to examine Christian, Muslim perspectives
• Farmers’ markets draw few food stamp users
• Countywide dispatch step closer
• Snitchler seeks change in annexation law
• Boccieri addresses trade issue during hearing
• 86-year-old North Canton woman dies in car crash
• Karcher Group to hold free web marketing classes
• Recycling options grow in New Philly area
• Crime report for Sept. 14
• Wilderness Center to have woodcarving show
• Canton Club patrons pick winning Taste of the NFL
• Made in Stark: Bennett’s Steak Seasoning enhances flavor
• Green City Council meeting for Sept. 14
• Crashing Renacci's party: Boccieri had help from supporters
• Voting to begin soon in Stark County
• American Rescue Workers honors volunteers
• Indians say 'nuts' to peanuts in part of park
• Crime rates drop in Canton for second straight year
• October 2010 Information Meetings Regarding Graduate Programs atMalone University
• Canton Twp. church to simulcast eWomen Conference
• Ohio amusement parks win industry awards
• Werner United Methodist to hold Applebutter Festival
• Ping-pong tournament to benefit charity
• Cincinnati woman dies shielding child
• Project E.L.S.I.E. to hold candlelight vigils
• North Canton church to host study of current issues
• Toledo school district plans more teacher cuts
• Cigarette blamed for Jackson house fire
• Malone University Faculty Scholarship News
• Funding to help fill in Ohio woods ruined by bug
• Student found with gun at Massillon high school
• Building fire closes portion of Canton thoroughfare
• Cleveland Avenue house burns for second time
• Probation weighed for man charged in Canton shooting
• Area deaths for Aug. 15
• Wooster man scores $100,000 lottery win
• No offers yet for Atwood Lake Resort
• Farm bureau offers information on oil, gas leases
• 'Not Your Typical Job Fair!' next week at Civic Center
• Canton fundraiser to benefit cancer center
• Shareholders OK FirstEnergy merger
• Canal Fulton to flush fire hydrants
• Snitchler blasts Dem fliers calling him a rat
• Karcher Group hires director of client services
• Woman killed in crash at Easton and Columbus Road
• Repository to print unclaimed funds list
• New heating payment program for Stark residents
• Malone Presents College Fair at CVCA
• Two men charged with stealing, burning car
• Canton OKs outdoor spray park project
• Minerva's Phil Davison appears on 'Good Morning, America'
• Lake Township trustees meeting for Sept. 13
• Defendants would be wise to remain silent
• Climb your family tree at special Stark library event
• Artist rescues statues from closed Catholic churches
• Bicyclists balk at Ohio ’rumble stripes’ plan
• Terrell Club style show benefit is Oct. 2
• Cincinnati-area blaze displaces 17 families
• Modern-era nominees for Pro Football HOF number 113
• AAA: Ohio gas prices up 9 cents from last week
• Monday After: Brother Joseph Powell: 45 years at Walsh University
• Kickoff for OSU's Sept. 25 game will be 3:30
• Ohio executioners sometimes miss mandatory practices
• FBI: Ohio sees declines in violent, property crime
• Lake High’s Luther out indefinitely with injury
• WWII pilot Jim Gall from Jackson back aboard B-17
• More Ohio minorities take SAT college entry exam
• Louisville Board of Education meeting for Sept. 13
• Retired Pro Football HOF executive dies
• Crime report for Sept. 13
• Canton's Bethel Lutheran to mark 85th years
• Jackson library branch in line for $3.2M makeover
• Charter One Bank branch in Alliance robbed
• North Canton urged to strengthen code enforcement
• Valley Farm Meats recalls some products
• Canton BOE investigating whether it violated state law
• Jackson man thrown from bed of pickup truck, hit by traffic
• Fire displaces four Canton residents, five children
• Canton man dies from injuries from Sept. 5 crash
• Ohio may not be so bad for new college graduates
• Stark County commisioner: Veterans run for full term
• Stark County commissioner: 3 vie for unexpired term
• Canton police investigate sexual assault of child
• Teen tells police she may have been raped
• Massillon mayor hopes services will sell annexation plan
• Tickets available for Kent-Stark speaker series
• Two convicted felons arrested in home-invasion robbery
• Parolee with loaded gun jailed after police hear screaming
• Crime report for Sept. 11
• Hundreds pay homage to local soldier
• Bold Face: Hoover employee perk returns
• Ohio remembers victims of 9/11 terrorist attacks
• Motorcyclists honor safety forces on Sept. 11
• Area deaths for Sept. 12
• East Canton to pay tribute to fallen soldier
• Recent Canton drug convict is back in jail
• Leopard fans fawn over new stadium
• Minerva-area men charged with breaking and entering
• Tom Houston appointed pastor at John Knox Presbyterian
• Crime report for Aug. 10
• Vacant house burns in northwest Canton
• Accused shoplifter's bracelet considered a 'deadly weapon'
• Carroll County farm to host conservation expo
• Rick McQueen to speak at church's Men's Breakfast
• K-9 tracks Canton man after vending machine break-in
• Local events to commemorate 9/11
• Whittier Elementary earns Blue Ribbon status
• Forum to explain changes in HEAP program
• The Employment Source garners state plaudits
• Water main break closes Wales Avenue in Jackson
• Canton personnel director steps down
• Malone University Snake and Reptile Show
• Flu shots offered by Canton health department
• Accelerated Degree Completion Program In Management: August/September 2010
• Massillon's Whittier Elementary gets Blue Ribbon
• Ridgeview Drive to close for project
• Stark to step up traffic enforcement
• Stark commissioner candidates face financial test
• Kasich: Reduce regulations to grow industry
• World has changed for students born year of 9/11
• Slesnick cousins square off over Ohio State game
• Beltone relocates to Jackson Township
• Sancta Clara service to mark death of St. Francis of Assisi
• Carnival of Wheels to benefit Stark State scholarships
• Massillon Museum coffee shop to feature live music
• Actors, artists sought for 'haunted' schoolhouse
• Forum speaker to address racism and religion
• Venison donations sought for food banks
• Funeral procession set for fallen East Canton soldier
• Zeigler releases statement
• Vintage Canton to offer food, wine Sept. 16
• Area deaths for Sept. 10
• Consumers National Bank branch to get a face-lift
• Virtuoso organist leads workshop for students
• Frustaci gets 10-year prison term
• Forum outlines big changes to heating-assistance program
• Stark County sheriff to step up traffic enforcement
• Fiery local speech is a YouTube sensation
• House Majority Whip speaks at Canton rally
• Nimishillen Township trustees meeting for Sept. 9
• Candlelight vigil to remember four accident victims
• Man going to prison in domestic case
• Karl Rove to visit Stark for Renacci fundraiser
• Louisville ready to launch Constitution Week festivities
• Rep review: Players Guild's 'Full Monty' is a must-see
• Sandy Valley OKs 2-year contract with teachers' union
• Louisville set to unveil $3.4 million football stadium
• 'Walk for the Angels' planned for Oct. 16
• Card party planned at Canton St. Paul Catholic Church
• Old Farmer’s Almanac: Global cooling to continue
• Youths get a chance to judge cars at Glenmoor Gathering
• Veterans’ bonus offered to some Ohio veterans
• St. Stephen Martyr Lutheran Church to hold craft show
• Black bear breaks into MT van, gets stuck inside
• Lake Mohawk Octoberfest will be Sept. 19.
• Stark Republicans pick treasurer candidate
• TruBridge to hold job fair with goal to hire 75
• Alliance City Council meeting for Sept. 7
• Three men seen taking stolen goods from Green woods
• Stark County commissioners meeting for Sept. 8
• Green homeowner surprises two would-be burglars
• Area deaths for Sept. 9
• Canton gets $1.2 million to stabilize neighborhoods
• Hearing set today for murder suspect
• Stark, Carroll added to emerald ash borer quarantine
• Women learn game from football experts
• Shining example: Diamond Martin urges plus-sized teens to be confident
• Motorcycle ride to mark 9/11
• Zeigler wants Ohio court to get his job back
• Messianic group observes Jewish new year
• Free rigatoni dinner for first 200 bingo players
• Carroll County Arts Center to feature Wayne Chunat
• Military veterans can qualify for stop-loss bonus pay
• Police: Man threatens to shoot brother over video games
• Alliance man sentenced for sex offense, burglary
• Boccieri, Renacci square off at town hall meeting
• Diocese hosting Young Adult Mass Oct. 2
• Tuscarawas Township residents assail Massillon annexation try
• North Canton man arrested on bicycle, DUI
• Canton Township trustees hear complaints about Dueber Avenue property
• Blood drive Thursday to honor emergency crews
• Hartville Village Council Sept. 7 meeting
• Labor Day weekend traffic deaths drop in Ohio
• Asphalt company requests Lawrence Twp. zone change
• Stark fair nets good attendance, sets record livestock sales
• North Canton council weighs action on zoning, code violations
• Case of accused murderer sent to grand jury
• Company wants to re-zone Lawrence land
• Ohio’s oil, gas industry preached to choir Monday
• Majority whip to visit Canton Thursday
• I-77 lanes restricted in Pike, Bethlehem townships
• Carrollton native performs concert Sunday
• Saturday service scheduled for Staff Sgt. Kessler
• Dave Ramsey classes start Sept. 22
• Canton City Schools' board vote in question
• Massillon Baptist car show is Sept. 19
• Second defendant in June 3 shooting pleads guilty
• Massillon man sentenced for growing mushrooms
• Crime report for Sept. 7
• Bethel Temple will host 9/11 prayer service
• Tuesday night storms cause damage in Stark
• Sixth DUI conviction lands man in prison
• Fallen Canton Marine's Arlington grave to be exhumed
• Canton park board meeting canceled
• Democrats select Koher to be interim Stark treasurer
• What qualifies someone to be treasurer?
• Bargain hunters and the merely curious fill Hartville Flea Market
• Diabetes health fair Thursday at Aultman Hospital
• Seventh-hottest summer on record pleases park operators
• Jackson graduation rate nearly perfect
• Area deaths for Sept. 6
• New Philadelphia getting curbside recycling
• Boards & Ballots: Website attacks Renacci
• Feeling itchy? It could be bedbugs
• Crime report for Sept. 5
• They want your vote, but do they vote?
• Area deaths for Sept. 5
• Strickland, Fisher stop by Fair, bash opponents
• Motorcycle and van crash leaves cyclist seriously injured
• Man accused of throwing grapes, making threats
• Bold Face: Esber’s restaurant marks 82 years
• Grant to assist Alliance, Canton, Massillon police
• Gasoline prices pumped up for holiday
• Wanted Canton Twp. man found in closet
• Historic Massillon Building will be sold
• Canton police find fugitive with heroin, guns
• Crime reports for Sept. 3
• Canton man arrested on cocaine trafficking charge
• GlenOak grad has parting words as Obama adviser
• Obama plans trip to Cleveland on Wednesday
• Oars stolen in Ohio from youngest Atlantic rower
• Suit challenges Ohio absentee ballot methods
• Cuyahoga County official seeks tax money to save her job
• Area deaths for Sept. 4
• Browns' Montario Hardesty probably out for season
• Recovery board won’t be moving to Cornerstone
• Local gas prices leap for Labor Day weekend
• Stark County grand jury for Sept. 3
• Allbritain officially becomes interim Stark treasurer
• Litterbug charged, trash thrown into recycling bins
• Child-enticement charge against Perry man dropped
• Labor Day trash pickup: Canton, Massillon
• Frustaci asks for temporary release, prison assignment
• Happy 105th Birthday, Mr. Pickles
• Governor spares life of Canton man on death row
• No Independents to run for county treasurer post
• Gulf oil platform explodes off La. coast; oil spreading
• Telecast of Massillon-GlenOak game to stream on FNO
• Osnaburg schools adds soldier's name to memorial garden
• Three schools in one at Osnaburg Local
• Canton man dies in Minnesota crash
• Natural gas rates set for Canton program
• Plain hires assistant superintendent
• Marhofer opens GMC dealership
• Plain Twp. church plans celebration weekend
• Jackson Twp. church requests zoning change
• Dellroy church to host women's conference
• North Canton church to host Bible study workshop
• Agency testing Berlin Lake 'scum' for toxicity
• Massillon man faces rape charge
• 'Doo Wop Heaven' concert in Canton canceled
• Canton crime prevention program receives federal grant
• Green woman indicted in death of toddler
• Man who caused Jackson Twp. fire gets probation
• Plain Twp. man guilty of striking woman, child
• Osnaburg Twp. trustees select road superintendent
• Canton man loses motorcycle to test driver
• Seven U.S. troops killed by bombs in Afghanistan
• Plain home damaged by fire
• Cable TV providers to show Massillon-GlenOak game
• Area deaths for Sept. 2
• Canton mother under investigation after striking child
• Book of Revelation series begins Sept. 16
• Church to have breakfast, Labor Day service
• Spending revolt message: Government spends too much
• Stark commissioners to approve treasurer's bond
• Mass helps Walsh open school year
• Canton YWCA homeless project gets federal support
• Canton youth director fired
• Ohio's candidates for U.S. Senate will debate
• Four charged with marijuana trafficking
• Harvest celebrations cap community garden projects
• Car lot owner offers reward after theft
• Ohio's Senate, Governor candidates agree to debates
• Canton soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Interim Stark County treasurer decides to seek nomination
• Marijuana found in Marlboro Twp. field
• NEOUCOM's president wants 'Education for Service'
• Children’s Services worker dies in crash
• Stark County grand jury for Aug. 31
• Young professionals meet with officials
• SMHA to absorb Carroll's housing-voucher program
• Lutheran men, church group to host community cookout
• Margarine donated to Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank
• Canton police arrest pair on forgery charges, add others
• Rally for Jobs to visit Canton Sept. 7
• C.A.R.E. Christian Academy accepting new students
• Paris Avenue at Route 62 to close Thursday
• Urban League to host Founders Day Reunion
• Family of 5 escapes Jackson Township fire
• Area deaths for Sept. 1
• Ross joins race as write-in for 16th District
• Free course helps families cope with mental illness
• Key Concepts Of Inclusion Explored At Canton's First Diversity Conference
• Massillon Museum offers painting classes
• Diners Enjoy Deals Downtown On Wednesdays In September And October
• Vintage Canton Boasts Wine, Food And Fun Downtown
• Stark County Fair has it all
• 2 adults, teen accused of Perry break-in, beating
• Area deaths for Aug. 31
• Massillon men admit roles in pot-growing operation
• Free grave sites available to veterans
• Is fear of Muslims fueling protest over NYC mosque?
• Candidate faces criminal trial
• Local history buff digs the roots of Sancta Clara
• Stark County's 161st fair opens Tuesday
• Watch 'Under the Lights' - Week 1 in Stark high school football
• Conservation photos sought for Tusc contest
• Panel to reconsider parole for cop killer
• Church hosting spiritual-leadership school
• Malone University Announces Fall Chapel Speaker Schedule
• East Canton IGA closes after nearly 75 years
• Push begins to pull bar’s license
• Barberton woman reports attempted abduction in Canton
• Woman admits growing hallucinogenic mushrooms
• Group sets criteria for review of county government
• Stark County District Library to close for Labor Day
• East Canton's only full-service supermarket closes
• Veterans can get free graves at 2 Canton cemeteries
• Healy, Smuckler both in the running for mayor
• Urban Arts Festival needs young talent
• Stark County charter schools improve on report cards
• Jackson celebrates the arts in outdoor event
• Training helps deputies respond at surprise murder scene
• Area deaths for Aug. 30
• Crime report for Aug. 29
• Festival celebrates Romanian heritage
• Deputies outside bar when man was shot to death
• 2 injured in car-motorcycle collision on Applegrove
• Canton pastor attended MLK's historic 1963 speech
• Smuckler set to announce bid for mayor's office
• Women veterans of WWII honored at First Ladies Library
• Area deaths for Aug. 29
• Man, 64, dies after fall into pond while fishing
• Two masked men rob Fifth-Third Bank branch
• Family remembers a colorful character
• Mother cat 'adopts' baby squirrel
• Four arrested, illegal drugs, stolen weapon seized in raid
• Bold Face: Canton has world’s longest house of horrors
• Crime reports for Aug. 28
• Two students hurt in crash near McKinley High School
• Fast Break Breakfast planned for Sept. 10
• Faculty Artist Series Presents: Starkweather Brass
• Area churches offering 'Financial Peace' classes
• Medical center breaks ground
• Sobriety checkpoint to target Lawrence Township
• Heart recipient walks to mark 6th year with transplant
• Zeigler appeals ruling that led to his ouster
• Politix Mixr offers quick hits with local officials
• Consumers National Bank to open Hartville office
• Obama adviser David Axelrod visits local Democrats
• World War II-era bomber to land at MAPS
• Suicide-prevention organization plans walk
• Food bank CEO to speak at Fast Break Breakfast
• Cleveland Ave. NW at 47th St. in Canton remains closed
• Perry police investigating drive-by shooting
• Area deaths for Aug. 28
• Retirees gather to celebrate 75 years of Social Security
• SARTA offering bus passes to college students
• Kent State Stark to offer Lean Six Sigma training
• State Report Cards: Grading Schools Accurately?
• Republicans to meet Sept. 8 to choose treasurer candidate
• Motorcyclist dies after crash
• 5 taken to hospital after Waynesburg Drive SE crash
• Pickup fire inside garage quickly spreads to house
• Diocese seeks original art for Voice of Hope dinner
• Severed line causes phone outages
• Discover New Ways To Build Trust Within Your Organization at September's Aultcare..
• Immigration reform to be discussed at St. Anthony's
• Timken opens office in Jakarta, Indonesia
• Marijuana found growing in Canton rental home
• School districts cut teachers a little slack on dress codes
• Area deaths for Aug. 27
• Legislative Advocacy Day planned Sept. 14
• Sideline Series: The bands play on
• Malone University Announces Information Meetings Regarding Accelerated Degree Completion...
• Canton Aultman Emergency Physicians sue hospital
• Nimishillen Township trustees meeting for Aug. 26
• Matthew Piper indicted in child pornography case
• Browns' Montario Hardesty practices Thursday
• Massillon, Canton police arrest wanted man
• Hastings Army Reserve Center for sale in online auction
• Democrats to meet Sept. 7 to name Zeigler successor
• Mariachi Loco's seeks OK for later sale of liquor
• Independents may seek Stark treasurer post, too
• Agency creates calendar to promote adoption
• Donations sought for victims of flooding in Pakistan
• A-Round-Again Kids Consignment Sale set
• Study series to focus on 'The American Heritage'
• Area deaths for Aug. 25
• Alliance schools leap into excellence
• Voting can begin as early as Sept. 18 for some
• Plain Local Board of Education meeting for Aug. 25
• Canton man's inability to walk attracts police attention
• County accounts shorted by thefts can't be ID'd
• Reservations due for Lincoln Theater clambake
• Fair board ends deal with fire department
• Arrested Canton man is unregistered sex offender
• Real-estate market in Stark drops off
• Fire Prevention Bureau investigates Canton house fire
• Nursing home awaits state license
• Bullets flew before deadly shooting in Osnaburg Twp.
• Greentown church to host free community pig roast
• Stark County Fair adds running, walking events
• Perry residents to receive offer on electricity rates
• Fun, football part of 'ladies night' at Pro Football HOF
• Minerva Village Council meeting for Aug. 24
• Canton Township trustees meeting for Aug. 24
• Stark County grand jury for Aug. 24
• Perry names Bowe director of business operations
• Malone University Recognizes Retirees
• Stark unemployment rate declines slightly
• Ohio wins federal Race to the Top school grant
• Columbus police upset over tattoo crackdown
• 'Huge' marijuana field found in Ohio's Pike County
• Evicted man accused of endangering Canton police
• Zeigler drops lawsuit vs. Repository but may refile
• Children's advocates schedule briefing in Canton
• Players sought for second PerplexCity game
• Buckeyes book home game vs. Colorado in 2011
• Health care roundtable on wellness
• Nine Stark school districts in line for federal money
• Who wants Zeigler's job?
• Pot-bellied pig scurries away from Plain Twp. home
• Canton Council OKs travel expenses
• Agency names new director of human services
• Lake Twp. man admits to burglaries, gets prison term
• Nimisilla Park playground to be dedicated
• Antioch Baptist Church to sell former quarters
• Some area stores pull recalled eggs off shelves
• Turnaround Outreach plans school giveaway in Canton
• Clambake, casino night at Lions Lincoln Theater
• New nursing center will have open house
• Stark County grand jury for August 23
• Jackson Twp. church to host grief support group
• Children return to classrooms
• Protest against Zeigler draws few participants
• Cleveland Avenue closure creates some confusion
• Stark commissioners meet; Zeigler doesn't show
• Jackson Township trustees for Aug. 23
• Ohio official wants uniform rules on rape kit testing
• Lake Township trustees for Aug. 23
• Malone’s Stan Terhune Awarded by OPAL for Outstanding Service
• Video: Stark treasurer ousted; replacement named
• Former Antioch Baptist Church to be auctioned
• Flying saucers over Canton?
• Waterline work could create some problems
• Canton’s close encounter with Roswell UFO
• Canton may resurrect spray park project
• Weekly polka jam guarantees a good time
• Tuslaw debate dominates Massillon town hall meeting
• Couple tie the knot personally and professionally
• Northwest Local Board of Education meeting for Aug. 23
• The Roswell story — myth or coverup?
• Former North Canton councilman bounced from meeting
• AAA: Ohio gas prices down 8 cents from last week
• Commissioners will meet today on Zeigler's fate
• Romanian Heritage Festival to be held Sunday
• Four speakers scheduled for Kent State Stark series
• Historical Society holds ice cream social, antiques appraisal
• Four Seasons: Wingfoot Lake State Park to be dedicated Aug. 26
• New rules for gift cards begin today
• Crime report for Aug. 22
• Jackson Army veteran marries Canadian Mountie
• Alliance police charge pair for drug sales
• Area deaths for Aug. 23
• McKinley, Timken classes of '40 hold their 70-year reunion
• Canton low on funds for street paving
• Crime report for Aug. 21
• Fire damages Massillon home
• About Books: Virtual author to visit book club
• Massillon council majority against Tuslaw annexation
• Truancy sweep puts students, parents on notice
• Bold Face: Energy-efficient illumination is SJ Lighting’s specialty
• Child pornography charges filed against Stark man
• Mill Road SE to close for construction
• Crime reports for Aug. 20
• California Avenue NE closing for one week
• Drunk-driving checkpoints to be set up tonight
• Program’s empty plates memorialize DUI victims
• Robert Meeker to lead HIV/AIDS prevention agency
• Marlington Local check intercepted, altered, cashed
• NBA suspends former Cavalier Delonte West
• Strickland stumps in Canton, blasts Kasich
• Stimulus helps Massillon couple open Cupid's Kitchen
• Speeder ends up Tasered, jailed on eight charges
• Timken Grand Parade Rebroadcast
• Area deaths for Aug. 21
• Malone University Students Prepare for Annual Davenport Derby
• Massillon street signs changed
• Pike Township is ending contract for sheriff patrol
• Father, daughter earn nursing degrees together
• Chick-Fil-A To Host Malone Pioneer Nights
• Ohio unemployment declines in July
• Fire destroys shops on Kelleys Island
• Famed Toledo restaurant embroiled in feud
• Exhibitor-owned bear kills Ohio man
• Ohio State will stop using foreign call center
• Mount Pleasant Street to close for three weeks
• Second victim of Thursday crash dies
• Cleveland Avenue NW closing Monday
• Cause of body shop fire unknown
• Local Marine receives hero’s welcome
• North Canton Main Street Festival this weekend
• Mike Doss Hosts Back To School Block Party
• Crime reports for Aug. 19
• Dustin White named associate pastor at Dueber Methodist
• Jon Lobos is new pastor at Trinity Baptist Church
• Ray Woolfenden earns Deloris M. Cope award
• Ohio Parole Board rejects clemency for Kevin Keith
• Entrepreneur program to offer day or evening classes
• Power is back on at Westfield Belden Village mall
• Gethsemane Baptist to host free barbecue, fish fry
• Local pastor's wife dies after three-vehicle collision
• Fifth Third Bank to offer free info for home owners, buyers
• Commissioners cancel hearing on Sibila Family annexation
• Area deaths for Aug. 20
• Power outage strikes Belden Village mall, Jackson Township
• Grand jury to hear burglary case
• Survivor thanks those who cared after fatal crash
• Renacci claiming defamation by union
• Back To School Block Party to be Sunday at Coleman Center
• Revamped program helping the homeless
• Wilmot Fire and Rescue to host community blood drive
• Rascal the dog reunited with family
• 'Going Green' expo at Jackson High School on Saturday
• Two killed in two-vehicle crash, west of Mount Eaton
• Perry man sentenced for drunken driving crash
• Chamber Seeks Nominations for Annual Community Salute Awards
• Harter Heights neighborhood picnic to be held Saturday
• Massillon woman sentenced for child endangering
• Canton still pursuing Ford site project; wetlands an issue
• Area deaths for Aug. 19
• Commissioners schedule another meeting about Zeigler
• Shutterbug lands in Canton Arts District
• Ohio Gratings celebrating 40 years in business
• Minerva Local to auction vacant district property
• Concert to honor Logos pastor is Saturday
• Moose Lodge 233 to remain open
• Canton man charged with animal cruelty for dragging dog
• Multiple fire departments on the scene, section of Rt. 619 closed to traffic
• Seventh-graders need booster shot ... it's the law
• Deliverance Christian Church to host motorcycle run
• U.S.News and World Report: Malone University Remains Among the Top in the Midwest
• Crime reports for Aug. 18
• Candle blamed for fire that damages Canton home
• Michael Dobran hired at Alliance Middle School
• Maid Brigade franchise earns top performance award
• U.S. grant to expand Internet access in Tusc, Carroll
• Malone Welcomes New Faculty; Names New Administrators
• Timken Grand Parade to be broadcast Sunday
• Camp Jukebox to perform at Main Street Festival
• The Monday After: Canton celebrates V-J Day
• Crime reports for Aug. 17
• City says ‘Play ball’ at Munson
• Cleveland bishop reaches out to members of closed church
• Bottle bombs found in mailboxes in Green
• Babcock & Wilcox part of nuclear cleanup project
• Made in Stark: Studio Arts & Glass offers unique gifts
• Inmates throw stuff, set fires in Ohio jail riot
• Backpacks with school supplies to be given away
• S.C. police: Mom killed children before sinking car
• Lexington Twp. church crews paint Alliance homes
• Chamber of Commerce seeks award nominees
• State seeks paybacks from some ex-employees
• Shiloh Baptist food pantry takes a break
• Author to sign books at Buehler's
• LeBron tells GQ he isn’t sure Gilbert ever cared
• Green chamber plans networking night
• Brewster man dies after fall from trunk of car
• Green baby sitter charged with murder of toddler
• Cavs to unveil new uniforms in post-LeBron era
• Area deaths for Aug. 17
• Consumers Bancorp declares dividend
• Canton Township crash cause still unknown
• Police seek Canton Speedway robber
• Head Start workers get three-year contract
• Motorists rescue dog being dragged down street
• Guilty plea expected in federal drug case
• Ystark!'s PerplexCity Is Back And Even More Perplexing This Year!
• Jackson BOE hires teacher for Amherst
• Courts offer 'Amnesty Day' for some OVI offenders
• Hostile Tuslaw crowd blasts annexation proposal
• Leadership Stark County Seeking Future Stark County Leaders For Spotlight Program
• Alliance City Council meeting for Aug. 16
• Glenwood Middle School gets new assistant principal
• N. Canton veterans memorial to be done by Nov.
• Donations of household goods accepted
• CNN commentator speaks at O'Jays banquet
• Senior center plans card party, lunch
• Canton Board of Education meeting for Aug. 16
• Auditions set for 'The Miracle Worker'
• Louisville City Council meeting for Aug. 16
• Alliance senior center plans lunch, chorus performance
• Candidate, liquor option removed from ballot
• Jackson Twp. business owner charged with forgery
• Shearer's Foods' owner buys another company
• Scrap dealer admits receiving stolen property
• Art exhibit nears end in Canton
• Judge: County must pay for Zeigler’s defense
• Jason A. Jones sentenced for abusing infant son
• Cadiz man sentenced for June assault
• Joseph A. Burghy sentenced for role in stabbing
• Browns QB candidate Colt McCoy 'just fine,' says Mangini
• Teen gets 4 years for stealing electronics, video games
• Canton man pleads guilty in North Canton shooting
• Stark County grand jury for August 16
• Bluecoats earn bronze in drum corps championships
• Crash survivor was looking forward to day with family
• Browns sign wide receiver Taurus Johnson
• Warnings not enough to prevent crash that killed four
• Graphic Enterprises to mark 40 years
• 911 calls track route of driver leading up to fatal crash
• Section of Market Avenue to close for 3 hours tonight
• Massillon mayor pitches Tuslaw annexation plan
• Area deaths for Aug. 16
• Crime report for Aug. 15
• Jones School alumni gather to reminisce
• Three killed in Canton Township accident
• Picking tools made easier: Hartville store opens
• Portion of Orchardview Drive SE to close
• Quaker Steak & Lube cornhole tourney draws pros
• Crime reports for Aug. 14
• Lane restrictions will affect Jackson intersections
• Fox News commentator speaks to Dover crowd
• Police restore order to HEAP crowd Saturday morning
• Hartville couple pedals for MS
• Hoover District signs to be unveiled
• Malvern sewer rates may increase
• First Christian hosts 'All Around Canton' bus tour
• Steve Carrier to speak at Canton Baptist Temple
• Winners of Gibbs-area lawn and garden contest named
• No decision on Zeigler; court hearing called off
• Queen of Heaven Fun Fest to run Aug. 19-22
• Diocese to provide info on religious studies program
• Factory of Terror bids for Guinness world record
• 'Wings of Freedom' tour attracts WWII flyers
• Fund set up for child who died in care of baby sitter
• Boards and ballots for Aug. 14
• Shearer's celebrates its new 'green' plant in Massillon
• California Avenue NE to close temporarily
• Orchardview Drive SE to close next week
• Parents see rising cost of sending kids to school
• Domenit Boles charged with Massillon pharmacy heist
• Canton police investigating string of break-ins
• Aug. 31 is deadline for state park boat dock lottery
• Wishes Can Happen fundraiser under way this weekend
• Injured toddler dies; Green baby sitter charged
• Dick Morris to speak at Americans for Prosperity rally
• 2010 Ystark! Fellow Selected
• C.O.G. Worship Center to honor military families
• Drums, vegetable carving featured at Farmers' Market
• Roland Martin to speak at O'Jays scholarship banquet
• Can county hold Zeigler responsible for missing money?
• Amish World to hold farmers' markets every Friday
• FirstMerit to repay money stolen from Treasurer’s office
• Give blood, get a free Cedar Point ticket
• School supplies, books sought for Project KARE
• Delay sought in Army Navy annexation
• More Excitement In Store At This Week's Canton Farmers' Market
• Lawsuit alleges landfill caused child’s leukemia
• Area deaths for Aug. 12
• Renacci changes event, but FEC complaint will be pursued
• Where Timken steel is found
• Bolivar couple accused of embezzling from business
• Timken to invest $50 million in Stark steel plants
• Perry man faces jail time after standoff with police
• Visit to seniors celebrates anniversary of Social Security
• William Spidell gets 27 years for raping two girls
• Boccieri-Renacci money tussle continues
• Canton Moose Lodge to weigh future
• County flooded with complaints about drainage
• O2 Ministry to host car show at T.C. Knapp School
• Gospel bluegrass convention slated for Aug. 16-21
• Jenna Holzbach arrested on kidnapping, assault charges
• Boutique for single moms coming Aug. 21
• St. Paul AME Church to observe 127th anniversary
• Agency recognizes youth, summer food program
• Small Miracles preschool accepting applications
• Operation Street Walkers nabs prostitution suspects
• New charter school to hold open house in Canton
• Green 2-year-old critical; 21-year-old sitter charged
• Timken Co. awards $310,000 in college scholarships
• Commissioners set meeting to consider Zeigler removal
• A lot of fair fun left in Stark this summer
• Trustees to vote on zoning change for Biery Cheese
• Power restored to AEP customers in Tuscarawas County
• Power outage hits Tuscarawas County
• Massillon man dies in car accident
• Retired Mount Union financial aid officer dies in crash
• Crime report for Aug. 11
• Stark County grand jury for August 10
• Boccieri lodges election complaint against Renacci
• Dodge truck slams into Perry Township Speedway
• Fundraiser to benefit Wishes Can Happen
• Deliverance Christian Church to hold scrapbooking class
• Perry to consider zoning change for auto body shop
• Aultman offers to monitor credit after computer theft
• St. Paul's United Methodist Church to hold flea market
• Daisy Mae the dog gets steak for saving owner from fire
• Canton man on death row seeks clemency
• McKinley Museum wind turbine proposal rejected
• Ohio man who killed 2 at warehouse faces execution
• Canton man denied bid for new murder trial
• Injured infant taken from Canton mom
• Grecian Festival coming to Downtown Canton
• Louisville Board of Education Aug. 9 meeting
• School kids get free shopping spree
• Lake Township trustees Aug. 9 meeting
• Stark residents feeling, beating the heat
• Canton courts for Aug. 9
• Free pork at Old Carolina Barbecue
• Canton City officials lukewarm on charter try
• Ohio challenges condemned inmate’s innocence claim
• Canton Board of Education Aug. 9 meeting
• Sandy Valley teachers reject contract
• Canton, Jackson agree to development deal
• Scrap yard manager cleared
• Canton Local Board of Education meeting for Aug. 9
• Panel: Elkins’ police lawsuit can proceed
• Lawrence Township trustees meeting for Aug. 9
• Police say burglar crawls into bed with Canton couple
• Canton flushing hydrants in northwest neighborhoods
• Plain Township may face budget woes
• Timken Grand Parade Float Winners
• Ribs Burnoff Winners
• Malone University Students Head Into the Streets to Volunteer
• Get Up Close And Personal With The 2010 Class Of Enshrinees
• Malone University Pioneers Help the Homeless
• Malone University Employees Awarded for Years of Service
• Canton Farmers' Market At Aultman Physician Office Building
• August AultCare Fast Break Breakfast
• Accelerated Degree Completion Program in Management: September/October 2010
• Enshrinement Festival Political Activity And Vendor Policies
• Emcees Named For Enshrinement Festival Programs
• Street Closings For Concert and Fireworks On July 29, 2010
• Food, Football and Fun At The Enshrinement Festival Ribs Burnoff
• Street Closings For Enshrinement Festival 5-Mile And 2-Mile Races
• 125 Units Scheduled For Hof Enshrinement Festival Community Parade
• Prizes Awarded For Enshrinement Festival Photo Contest
• Malone - MMP Info Mtgs- JULY
• 68 Balloons To Fly In Balloon Classic Invitational
• City To Hand Out Vouchers Through Senior Nutrition Program
• A Day with Art Wolfe
• Additional Enhancements In Store For Enshrinement Festival Concert And Fireworks
• Malone University’s Weaver Child Development Center and Christian Kindergarten/Primary School...
• Malone University Named To Prestigious Site For Professional Development In...
• 69 Artists Selected To Appear In New Book, Featured In Canton Museum Of Art Exhibit
• A Day With Art Wolfe - Cancelled
• Prayer Walk Planned
• Malone University Professor’s Artwork Appears In Publications
• HOF Enshrinement Festival Presents Drum Corps International Competition
• Information Meetings Regarding Graduate Programs at Malone University - August 2010
• Enshrinement Festival Fashion Show Luncheon A True ‘Fashion Celebration’
• Great Musical Variety At Annual Enshrinement Festival Ribs Burnoff
• New Music And Art Activities Kick-Off At Canton Farmers' Market
• Zing In The City Brings Red, White and Blue Fun
• Ystark! Participates In Intergenerational Action Summit With More Than 100 Regional Leaders
• Malone - MMP Info Mtgs- AUGUST
• Malone University to Host Twitter Workshop
• Malone University Chorale To Perform In European Cathedrals On Concert Tour
• Canton Farmers' Market Opens
• Malone University Grad Info Mtgs - June
• Ninth Annual Canton Blues Fest Features All-Day Music
• Malone Chorale Concert
• Malone Students/Faculty Spending Summer in Service to Others
• Chamber Commends Stark Community For Making 911 A Winner
• Master Of Science In Nursing Degree Granted Maximum Continuing Accreditation
• Malone University Announces Information Meetings Regarding Accelerated Degree ...
• Third Annual Twenty Under 40!
• Malone University To Host Social Media Workshop - Engage Part II: Twitter
• Malone University Recognizes Retiring Trustees; Dr. Edward Mitchell Completes Nearly 40...
• Malone University 2010 Graduates
• 2010 Enshrinement Festival Commemorative Pin On Sale Now
• Malone Alumna/Author Book Signing at Berean Christian Store
• June AultCare Fast Break Breakfast
• Ystark! Surveys Area Young Professionals
• Chamber And Hall Announce Key Chairs
• Enshrinement Festival Brochure Highlights The 'One Of A Kind Celebration'
• Enshrinement Festival Announces Key Committee Chairs For Concert And Fireworks, Drum Corps
• SUNBEAMS: Malone's Program Awarded Grant For Third Consecutive Year
• Malone’s Entwistle Published
• Malone University Announces 2010 Alpha Sigma Lambda Inductees: National Non-traditional....
• MU Nursing Alumni Awards
• Malone’s Goff Offering Free Stinging Insect Removal Service: Venom Used For Immunization
• Downtown Canton Special Improvement District To ‘Color Downtown,’ Seeking Volunteers
• Malone - MMP Info Mtgs- MAY
• Alexandria Worstell Reigns As 2010 Enshrinement Festival Queen, Seven Court Members Announced
• Canton Regional Chamber Urges Stark County Residents To Vote For 911 In Regional Contest
• Enshrinement Festival Announces Key Committee Chairs For Souvenirs, Appreciation Party....
• Malone University to Dedicate Johnson Center for Worship and the Fine Arts
• Malone University Summer Research Grants Awarded to Faculty
• University Chorale Bon Voyage Concert will Precede European Tour
• Enshrinement Festival Announces Key Committee Chairs For Fashion Show Luncheon...
• Malone University News: Sigma Tau Delta
• Enshrinement Festival Announces Schedule Enhancements
• Mayor outlines path to revitalization in State of the City
• Malone’s Brownlee Selected for Prestigious Seminar
• Malone’s Watson Published
• Kappa Delta Pi Educational Honor Society Inducts New Members
• Malone University Inducts Five Into Spanish Honor Society
• Altercare Of Ohio, Inc. Wins Coveted 'Business Of The Year' Award At 2010...
• Malone University Baccalaureate and Commencement Exercises - 2010
• Malone University Open Frame Student Film Festival Award Winners
• Malone University Awards Distinguished Faculty, Outstanding Staff, Administrator
• Weaver Child Development Center Open House
• Canton Cares Food Voucher Program
• Strengthen Your Entrepreneurial Spirit At May's Aultcare Fast Break Breakfast
• Cruise Into The Hall Of Fame With The Canton Regional Chamber's May Stir After Hours
• Malone Chorale Presents Star Dusk
• Malone University Awards Outstanding Seniors
• Mayor To Deliver State Of The City Address
• Canton Regional Chamber Board Endorses Issue 2
• Canton Regional Chamber Blues In Schools Program To Host Two Performances
• Malone Symphonic Band Concert
• Comedy Duo "Black 'n Berry" to Perform at Malone
• Fair Housing Department, Canton City Schools Host Poetry Slam
• Symphonic Band Concert
• Malone University - Junior Recital
• Enshrinement Festival Announces Key Committee Chairmen
• Mayor Cuts Ribbon On New Ameridial Facility
• John Patrick Shanley’s 'Doubt'
• Malone University Announces First Hybrid Online Master’s Degree Program...
• Comedy Duo ‘Black ‘n Berry’ To Perform At Malone
• Malone University - Jazz Concert
• Malone Presents Evergreen: Senior Adult Day
• ‘March To The Mailbox’ To Promote Census Participation
• Ms.Wheelchair Ohio 2010
• April AultCare Fast Break Breakfast
• Free Documentary Screening To Spotlight Housing Discrimination
• Malone University Announces Information Meetings Regarding...
• Malone University Professor is ASCAPLUS Award Winner
• Malone University Professor Publishes Book of Activities for Eldercare
• Malone University Student Activities Council Presents: Rockin’ for a Reason
• Malone Students in Free Enterprise Advance to National Competition
• Malone University Department of Church Relations Presents Evergreen: Senior Adult Day
• Malone Management Program - Online Spring Class
• Malone University Presents ‘Unforgettable’ Conference For Women
• Malone University’s Weaver Child Development Center and...
• Ystark! Surpasses $10k Goal In First-Ever Fund Drive
• Jazz Concert
• Malone University Presents Mystery Dinner Theatre – A Dinner to Die For
• Malone University Adjunct Professors Appear On CD Of Traditional Hymns
• Auxiliary Event Chairmen Named For Hall Of Fame Enshrinement Festival
• Malone University to Offer Summer Workshops for Teachers
• Junior Recital
• Canton Regional Chamber Announces Business Excellence Award Winners
• School Of Education Presents Workshop On Communicable Diseases: Recognition And Prevention
• Canton Regional Chamber Endorses State Issue 1, Ohio's Third Frontier Renewal
• Forensics Team Celebrates A Strong Spring Semester
• Malone University: Women’s Concert Choir
• Leadership Stark County Seeking Applicants For 24th Signature Program
• Archivist To Speak At Malone University
• Senior Recital
• Key Program Chairs Named For Hall Of Fame Enshrinement Festival
• Campus Carnival for Special Needs Children and Siblings
• Brass and Flute Ensemble Concert
• Malone University March Discover Days - April 12, 2010
• Easter Egg and Glow Egg Hunt
• Nursing Dedication at Malone University
• Canton Natural Gas Rate Falls To $6.53 Until November
• Senior Recital
• Malone University Workshop: Basic First Aid: Adult/Child/Infant CPR
• Veggie Tale Composer To Appear At Malone University
• Spring Exhibits At Malone University
• Malone University One Voice Gospel Choir in Concert
• Information Meetings Regarding Graduate Programs At Malone University
• Business Networking Expert To Speak At Spring Network Program
• Malone University Cheerleaders Are National Champions
• Canton Regional Chamber Stirring Things Up With A St. Patty's Day Celebration
• Reptile Show at Malone University
• Canton Farmers' Market Vendor Applications Available
• New Canton Publisher Announces Book Featuring Stark County Artists
• Malone University to Stage The Importance of Being Earnest
• Enshrinement Festival Queen Pageant Application Deadline Fast Approaching
• Malone University Pioneers Help The Homeless
• Interim President and Provost Appointed at Malone University
• Malone University Freshman Class Sponsors Easter Egg Hunt
• Medline Industries To Be First Company At Mills Business Park
• Malone University Business Panel Series
• Admin Professionals Day Lunch at the Lake
• Passport to Fishing Program Offered for Children 4 -17 Years
• Malone University Kawfee Haus Series: Joy Whitlock
• Healy Appoints Service Director Warren Price As Chief Of Staff
• Perry Joins Pro Football Hall Of Fame Enshrinement Festival Staff
• Heart Stark Art Newsletter - February 26, 2010
• Getting a Life: The Emerging Adult and the Culture of Extended Adolescences
• Third Annual Jack Hazen Open
• Senior Recital
• March AultCare Fast Break Breakfast
• Canton's Most Wanted Program Nets Capture Within First 24 Hours
• Mayor Announces New Citizen-Based Crime Fighting Programs
• Town Hall Meeting Scheduled To Discuss Canton Crime
• Malone University President Gary W. Streit Announces Retirement
• Malone University SIFE Present Money-Saving Workshop : ‘Couponing 101’
• Malone University Announces Information Meetings Regarding Accelerated Degree Completion Program...
• Extreme Home Makeover Looking To Canton For Upcoming Show
• Malone University Student Makes Waves on Martha’s Vineyard
• Malone University March Discover Days
• At the Epicenter: First-Hand Accounts from Port au Prince, Haiti
• HOFEF Queen Pageant Applications Available, Schott Named Committee Chair
• Malone University Programs Focus on Eating Disorders
• 'Tornado Attack's' Driver Steve Green Back in Action
• Information Meetings Regarding Graduate Programs at Malone University
• Crime Rate Continues Free Fall For Second Straight Year
• Malone University Jazz Ensemble
• Bison Educational Systems Revolutionizes Preparation For State Standardized Testing
• 8 Authors Featured at National Reading Day
• Christian Recording Artist/Author/Speaker to Address Malone University Chapel
• Black History Month Programs at Malone University
• Malone University Symphonic Band Concert
• Canton Regional Chamber Applauds Legislature's Action On Third Frontier
• Classic Touch Strings to Perform at Malone University
• Malone University Hosts Fine Arts Discover Day
• Headliners announced for 2010 Canton Blues Festival
• Malone University To Stage En Garde! - A Showcase Of Stage Combat
• Malone University Art Gallery Exhibits Open To Public
• Photographer Steve McCurry to Speak at Malone University
• Feb. AultCare Fast Break Breakfast
• Malone University Chorale Presents Singing Valentines
• Canton Development Partnership Teams Up With Artist Kevin Anderson To Breathe New Life...
• Malone University Announces Information Meetings Regarding Accelerated Degree Completion Program...
• Music of the Heart
• Information Meetings Regarding Graduate Programs at Malone University
• Heart Stark Art Newsletter - January 24, 2010
• Chamber Blues In Schools Program Seeking Student Musicians
• Malone University Announces Information Meetings Regarding Accelerated Degree Completion Program...
• Logos Institute God’s Way Bible College Collaborative Course on the Book of Revelation
• Malone University Music Faculty to Perform
• Logos Institute of Canton Offering a Course 'Exchanging Life with Jesus'
• Experiencing God Beyond Beliefs About God
• Malone University Inducts Five Into National Health Education Honor Society
• Native American Advocate to Address Malone University Chapel
• Chamber Annual Dinner Speaker Holds The Key To Ensuring Business....
• Ystark! Accepting Nominations For Third Annual Twenty Under 40! Awards
• Malone University Presents 2010 Woolman Lecture Series Themed The Politics of Christian Hospitality
• Ystark! Announces Fellowship Program Host Companies
• Malone University Seniors Named To Who’s Who
• Malone University’s Worldview Forum Series Explores Genesis
• Valentine Dinner Theatre At Salem United Methodist Church
• Service Director Declares Snow Parking Ban In Canton
• City Crews Are Prepared For Predicted Snow
• January AultCare Fast Break Breakfast
• Canton Regional Chamber Of Commerce Seeks Business Excellence Award Nominations
• Malone University School of Arts and Sciences – Department of Music Presents Faculty Artist Series
• Leadership Stark County Seeking Aspiring Candidates and Elected Officials for Govt. Academy Program
• Malone University Open House to Showcase Adult Education Programs
• Malone Theology Professor Publishes Book
• Malone University Announces Information Meetings Regarding Accelerated Degree...
• Malone University January Discover Days
• Malone University School Of Nursing Announces Information Meetings
• Gumpp Appointed To New Role With Enshrinement Festival
• Holiday ArtLust - 20 Great Gift Ideas From Local Artists
• Recording Artist Lucas Parry To Headline Malone University Kawfee Haus Concert
• Malone University Forensics Team Excels At Tournament
• Kappa Delta Pi Educational Honor Society Inducts New Members
• Malone Professor of New Testament Studies Publishes Latest Work
• Malone University Associate Professor of Biblical Studies Releases First Book
• AultCare Fast Break Breakfast Speaker Will Show You How To Make Your Dreams Come True
• Malone University Hosts The Alternative Gift Market
• Heart Stark Art Newsletter - December 3, 2009
• Downtown Churches To Hold Open House To Welcome The Light
• City Begins Layoff Process To Prepare For 2010 Revenue Shortfall
• Malone University Professor’s Book Tackles Topic Of Globalization
• Canton/Stark Convention and Visitors' Bureau Among Those Sworn In By Governor
• Malone Professor Authors ‘Food And God’
• Jazz Ensemble Concert
• Book Signing At Berean Christian Store
• Heart Stark Art Newsletter - November 19, 2009
• Canton Fire Department Offering Reward To Catch Hydrant Vandal
• Senior Works on Display at Malone University’s McFadden and Fountain Galleries
• Christmas At Malone: All My Heart This Night Rejoices
• Timken, Bednar Named General Vice-Chairmen for 2010 Enshrinement Festival
• Malone University Students Plan Fundraiser To Help Those In Need
• Heart Stark Art Newsletter - November 13, 2009
• Christopher Pop-In-Kins Pops-In To Annual Light Up Downtown Holiday Festival
• Malone University Radio – The Edge – Presents Inhale Exhale in Concert
• Malone University Writer’s Lounge Welcomes Poet Scott Parsons
• Malone University SIFE and Free Enterprise Host Seminar for First Time Home Buyers
• Heart Stark Art Newsletter - November 5, 2009
• Malone University Presents in Concert: Brass and Flute Ensemble
• Malone University Presents in Concert: Coincidence Maybe
• Malone University Worldview Forum Series: The Future of Oil
• Heart Stark Art Newsletter - October 29, 2009
• Malone University Senior Recital
• Malone University Faculty Artist Series Presents Sonnenburg Station: Men's Vocal Ensemble
• Young Professionals Jump-Start Leadership Potential with Leadership Stark County
• Community Salute Winners Recognized
• Senior Recital – Craig Carnes on Alto Saxophone
• Malone University Unplugged Concert
• Visiting Lecturer - Is Jesus Lord of Climate Change?
• Fuline, Dansizen Named To Leadership Roles For 2010 Enshrinement Festival
• Malone University Announces Information Meetings Regarding Accelerated Degree Completion....
• Heart Stark Art Newsletter - October 22, 2009
• Accelerated Degree Completion Program in Management: November
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• Nov. Fast Break Breakfast Speaker Will Help Your Business Head Down The Right Path
• Malone University Fountain Gallery Presents 'Revisited
• Malone University Presents James Lapine and Stephen Sondheim’s Into the Woods
• Chamber Endorses Passage of Issue 5
• Malone University School of Nursing Announces Information Meeting
• Malone University November Discover Day
• Malone University’s President Gary W. Streit Appointed to Community Boards
• Malone University - Senior Recital
• Malone University’s President Gary W. Streit is James A. Gray Lecturer: Will Deliver Address...
• Heart Stark Art Newsletter - October 15, 2009
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• Malone University Presents: Take Back the Night: Domestic Violence Program Featured Speaker
• HOFEF General Chairman Alumni Association Holds Annual Dinner
• Awards Of Merit, Appreciation Bestowed At Community Salute Awards
• Malone University Presents Student Recital
• Malone University Homecoming Royalty
• Jazz Ensemble Concert
• Information Meeting Regarding the Malone University MBA Degree
• Heart Stark Art Newsletter - October 8, 2009
• HOFEF Wins IFEA Pinnacle Awards
• Malone University October Discover Days
• Malone University Faculty Art Exhibit
• Get A Clue Downtown
• Faculty Artist Series Recital
• Information Meetings Regarding Graduate Programs at Malone University - November
• Malone University Welcomes Chip Richter and the Munks - Jammin' in Your Jammies
• Renowned Virtuoso Horn Duo to Perform at Malone University
• ‘Think Pink’ With Soroptimist At Annual Auction, Fashion Show
• Cultivate 100 New Contacts at Fall Network
• Heart Stark Art Newsletter - October 1, 2009
• Malone University Professor Jesse Ayers’ Composition to be Premiered by Akron Symphony
• Malone University Senior Class Presents: The Great Pumpkin Hunt
• Leadership Stark County Announces 23rd Signature Class
• Malone University and Association of Church Sports and Recreation Ministries Host Golf Outing...
• Calling Day At Malone University
• Malone University Kawfee Haus Series Welcomes J.J. Heller In Concert
• Release #5605 Faculty Artist Series - Recital
• Heart Stark Art Newsletter - September 25, 2009
• Police Search Results In Weapons Seizure
• Canton Receives $800k Energy Efficiency Stimulus Grant
• God's Way Bible College News - September 23, 2009
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• October AultCare Fast Break Breakfast
• Malone University Sets 6th Consecutive Year Of Highest Enrollment In The School’s History
• HOFEF 21st Annual Photo Contest Award Winners Announced
• Malone University Hosts Health Promotion Fair
• City, Schools, And Local Businesses Team Up For Litter Prevention
• Malone University Announces Alumni of the Year
• Malone University Faculty Artist Series Presents Timothy Culver Vocal Quartet
• Malone University Honors Employees for 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, and 35 Years of Service
• Malone University Worldview Forum Series: Censor This? Defining Boundaries...
• Galleries at Malone University Present a Variety of Art Forms
• PSC Presents A Heart Set Free Women’s Conference 2009
• Malone University Site of One Book, One Community Kick-Off
• West Appointed To Ohio Minority Business Advisory Council
• Meeting Scheduled To Discuss Future Plans At Coleman Center
• Heart Stark Art Newsletter - September 10, 2009
• Canton Sets ‘Trick-Or-Treat’ For City Children
• Malone University Pioneers Help the Homeless
• Malone University to Discuss Religion and the Public Schools in Recognition of Constitution Day
• Malone University School of Education Invites Public Comments
• Graduate and Professional Studies Management Program - Still Time to Enroll in Saturday Class!
• Malone University to Dedicate Blossom Hall
• Diners Enjoy A Second Helping Of Downtown Deals On Wednesdays
• Heart Stark Art Newsletter - September 3, 2009
• Malone University Student Subject of Fox’s The Real Winning Edge TV Series
• Malone University Kawfee Haus Series Presents Justin McRoberts in Concert
• Malone University 2009 Fall Semester Chapel Series
• Malone University School of Nursing Invites Public Comments
• Chick-fil-A to Host Malone Pioneer Nights – Meet the 2009 Pioneer Football Team!
• Ystark! Fellows Begin Careers With Leading Stark County Companies
• Heart Stark Art Newsletter - August 27, 2009
• Malone University School of Nursing Announces Information Meeting
• Public Notice: Budget Information Meeting for August 25, 2009
• AultCare Fast Break Breakfasts
• 44th annual Fire Prevention Week Kick-off Breakfast
• City Hosting Free Ethics Seminar For Local Officials
• Exchanging Life With The Word Of Life
• Vintage Canton Boasts Wine, Food And Fun Downtown
• Malone University Ranks Among the Top in the Midwest
• University Announces Information Meetings Regarding Accelerated Degree Completion......
• Michele Waalkes Selected As Weekly ‘Hearted Artist’ On Aug. 13
• Malone University Offers Transition to Teaching as a Second Career Option
• City Water Reclamation Facility Earns Top National Honor Four Years In A Row
• Malone University Filling Second Fall 2009 MBA Class
• Malone University Inducts Five Into Spanish Honor Society
• Malone University Announces Hire of New Dean, School of Arts and Sciences; Faculty Members
• Timken Grand Parade 2009 Float Award Winners Announced
• Enshrinement Festival Ribs Burnoff Winners Announced
• Canton Farmers' Market Comes To Aultman Hospital
• Joanne Mariol selected as weekly "Hearted Artist" on July 30
• Prizes awarded for Enshrinement Festival Photo Contest
• Emcees Named for Hall of Fame Enshrinement Festival Activities
• HOF Enshrinement Festival Drum Corps International Happening
• Laura Kolinksi-Schultz Selected As Weekly ‘Hearted Artist’ On July 23
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• Local Partners Team Up To ‘Clean-Up Canton’
• 135 Units Scheduled for HOF Enshrinement Festival Community Parade
• Food, Fun And Football at Ribs Burnoff
• Logos Institute in Ghana, Africa
• Malone University Announces Information Meetings Regarding Accelerated Degree Completion.....
• Malone University School of Nursing Announces Information Meeting
• Meet and Greet With Hall of Famer Andre Tippett
• 77 Balloons To Fly in Balloon Classic Invitational
• Enshrinement Festival Fashion Show Full of ‘Attitude’
• Time Warner Cable Enshrinement Festival Broadcast Schedule
• Malone University Kappa Delta Pi Chapter Awarded
• Senior Nutrition An Important Part Of Canton Farmers' Market
• Malone University Offers 'Returning to College' Workshop for Adult Learners
• Wal-Mart Donates Lawn Care Equipment To Neighborhood Groups
• Bili Kribbs Selected As First ‘Hearted-Artist’ On Heart Stark Art
• Malone University Zoo and Wildlife Majors Experiencing Real Life through Summer Internship Program
• Information Meetings Regarding Graduate Programs at Malone University
• Malone University Offers Certificate Programs for Professional Development
• Ream Tapped To Fill Safety Director Post
• Mayor, YMCA Announce Summer Youth Partnership
• Heart Stark Art Website Showcases Stark County’s Incredible Artists Online
• Great Musical Variety at Annual Ribs Burnoff
• Malone University Announces August Information Meetings Regarding Accelerated Degree......
• Logos Institute Course Offering
• Mayor Hosting Franchise Seminar To Encourage Job Growth
• Malone University President – Gary W. Streit - Awarded
• Mayor Calls Meeting To Address Budget, Cut City Expenses
• Chamber And Hall Announce Key Chairs For Enshrinement Festival: Special Events, Enshrinement......
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• Malone University Chancel Players Now Scheduling
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• 8th Annual Canton Blues Fest Features Two Blues Legends And All-Day Music
• Downtown Canton Community Garden Blooms
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• Janet Creighton To Speak About Her Year At The White House
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• MU Announces 2009 Alpha Sigma Lambda Inductees: National Non-traditional Student Honor Society
• Malone University Inducts New Members of Financial Management Association National Honor Society
• Key Event Chairs Named for Hall of Fame Enshrinement Festival Drum Corps and 5-Mile and 2-Mile Races
• 2009 Summer Camps at Malone University
• Chamber And Hall Announce Key Chairs For Enshrinement Festival: Public Safety, Special Events
• Malone University Inducts New Members Of Phi Alpha National Honor Society In Social Work
• Department Chair Ken Stoltzfus Awarded Fulbright Scholarship
• Preschoolers to Pay Visit to Residents of Canton Christian Home
• Mayors Across America - The Book - Features Canton, OH
• Malone University Initiates New Members into Pi Kappa Delta Forensics National Honor Society
• Information Meetings Regarding Graduate Programs At Malone University
• Special Improvement District To ‘Color Downtown,’ Volunteers Needed
• Open Frame Film Festival Award Winners
• Malone University Student Awarded by National Association of Social Workers
• Information Meetings Regarding Graduate Programs at Malone University
• Chamber And Hall Announce Key Chairs For Enshrinement Festival
• Malone University Chorale Spring Tour
• Enshrinement Festival Brochure Highlights A ‘One Of A Kind Celebration’!
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• Malone University Honors Outstanding Graduating Seniors
• Kenan Advantage Group Wins Coveted Business of the Year Award
• Mayor To Discuss Safety, Job Creation at Town Hall Meetings
• Canton Forum To Introduce The Regional Prosperity Initiative In Northeast Ohio
• Malone University Undergraduate Research Symposium: A Festival of Student Achievement
• Mayor Calls for Ethics Reform in State of City Address
• MU 8th Annual Open Frame Student Film Festival
• Malone University to Offer Summer Workshops for Teachers
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• Key Indoor Event Chairs Named For Hall Of Fame Enshrinement Festival
• Domestic Violence Project House of Hope Miles of Quarters To Feature...
• Money Available To Help Homeowners Survive Economy
• ‘Taste Of Canton’ Festival Brings Local Flavor, Local Fare To Downtown Canton
• Canton Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party
• Symphonic Band Concert
• Celebrating Excellence: Malone University Outstanding Faculty/Staff Awards
• Ohio’s New Superintendent to Share Vision at Canton Forum
• Malone University Senior Recital
• MU Business Student Garners Top Honors at National Video Competition
• Malone University Students Vie for Top Prize in Annual Battle of the Talents
• Breaking: Healy Exonerated From Anonymous Allegations
• MU Nursing Alumni Awards
• MU Education Honorary Inducts New Members
• Chamber Unveils Newsroom Microsite At Chambernews.org
• Malone University President to Address Indiana Wesleyan Graduates...
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• Jazz Ensemble at Memorial Chapel
• $8.7 Million Stimulus Coming To Canton
• Senior Art Exhibits at The McFadden Gallery
• Malone University SIFE Team Named Topic Competition Finalist
• MU Women’s Concert Choir Presents Annual Spring Concert
• Malone University Forensics Team Brings Home Two First Place Individual Trophies...
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• Easter Egg and Glow Egg Hunt
• Faculty Artist Series Recital
• Nicole Braddock Bromley to Speak at Malone University
• Malone University Freshman Class Sponsors Easter Egg Hunt
• Kawfee Haus Series Presents Tara Leigh Cobble in Concert
• Park Web Site Wins National Award
• Motivational Speaker/Quadriplegic Chris Skinner to Address Community at Malone University
• Mayor Lobbies Key Decision-Makers for Stimulus Dollars
• Key Event Chairs Named For Hall Of Fame Enshrinement Festival
• 4th Annual Literacy Celebration Featuring Author Of Popular Amelia Bedelia Series
• Student Activities Council Present Rockin’ for a Reason
• Students in Free Enterprise Conducting Eyeglass Collection
• Electro-Acoustic Ensemble Recital
• Piano Recital
• Brass and Flute Ensemble
• Stark Parks Web Site Wins National Award
• Enshrinement Festival Fashion Show Top Models Selected
• Pioneer Spirit Rally to Help Kids with Cancer
• Senior Recital
• New Economic Development Committee Chairman
• Staley Distinguish Christian Scholar Lecture Series
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• Panel Series Examines Benefits of Going Green
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• Forensic Team Results
• Zero Tolerance Enforcement Reduces Canton Crime By 14%
• Malone University Student Artwork to be Exhibited at Progressive Urban
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• Malone a Winner in Canton Advertising Club ADDY Award Night
• African American History Month: Malone University Presents Reader’s Theatre
• The 2nd Annual Jack Hazen Pump and Run
• Malone University Faculty Artist Series: Paragon Brass Quintet
• City Leases Space To Stark NAACP
• Lisa Thompson Social Work Workshop
• Malone University - Department of Social Work News - February 4, 2009
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• Malone University Student Activities Committee Welcomes ‘Third From First’ in Concert
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• Service Director Lifts Snow Parking Ban
• News - Emergency Parking Ban Declared
• Mayor Announces Warren Price As New Service Director
• Public Traffic Camera Meetings Rescheduled In February
• Mayor Healy Statement Regarding Dismissal of Service Director
• News - Malone University Business Majors Donate Time with VITA
• Malone University Child Development Center Open House
• Malone University’s Music Production Recital Will Feature Charlie Peacock
• Malone University Announces Spring Chapel Schedule
• Malone University Presents Piano Ensemble Recital
• Malone University Inducts 25 in Nursing Honor Society
• Malone University February Discover Days
• Healing And Hope For Those Who Suffer In Silence
• City Sanitation Service Suspended for All Friday Customers
• 2009 Woolman Lectures at Malone University
• Malone University Chorale Presents Singing Valentines
• Malone University Announces Two Upcoming Art Exhibits
• Dignity of Life Memorial Service
• Ystark! Accepting Nominations for 2nd Annual Twenty Under 40 Awards
• Malone University School of Nursing Announces Information Meeting
• Ambassador Timken to be Keynote Speaker at Annual Dinner
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• Arts in the Parks
• Spiritualities: A Person-Centered View of Spiritual Gifts
• Malone University Chancel Players Now Booking Performances
• Open House Regarding Graduate Programs at Malone University
• County Mayors Form Association To Promote Regional Growth
• Call For Public Art
• Hall of Fame Enshrinement Festival Annual Top Model Competition Accepting Applications
• Malone University Inducts Seven Into National Health Education Honor Society
• Malone University Professors Author Devotional for Outdoor Enthusiasts
• Malone University Free Enterprise Students Hold No Tray Day
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• Malone University Hosts Circle of Friends Ministries: Welcomes Sheila Walsh to Campus
• Malone University’s Ballard Contributes to Anthology: And Now for a Story
• Malone University Professor Authors Book on de Lubac: Everything is Sacred
• Malone University Forensics Team Results
• Lt. Governor Lee Fisher Discusses Economic Growth In Canton
• Fairgrounds Announced As Location For 2009 Ribs Burnoff
• Malone University Professor Jack Ballard: Novel Rock Dance
• Malone University Duane Watson Published Words Well Spoken: George Kennedy's Rhetoric of the New Tes
• Mayor Announces 2009 Ban Litter Dates
• Malone University Exceptional Alumni Awarded
• Malone University Welcomes Five To Board Of Trustees
• Malone University Senior Receives UPS Scholarship
• Malone University Honored at National Role Models Conference for Commitment to Diversity
• Pregnancy Support Center Hosts Countywide Leadership Seminar With Nationally Known Speaker
• Mexican Officials To Meet With Canton Mayor
• Winners of the Recent Bob Meister Memorial Special Needs Derby
• Domestic Violence Project, Inc Newsletter
• Malone College Continues To Rewrite Record Books With Enrollment
• Malone Offers Free Tutoring Program Through America Reads/America Counts
• Mayor Triples Funding for Neighborhood Groups
• Stark County Fair
• U.S.News and World Report: Malone Among Top Colleges and Universities
• Malone College Improves Emergency Communication and Response......Connect-ED Service
• New Faculty At Malone
• Malone College Social Work Program Reaffirmed By CSWE Through 2016
• Malone College Announces Alumni Executive Board, 2008
• Malone College Welcomes New Faculty Members
• Malone College Canton Jewish Community Center Temple Israel Purchase Agreement
• SUNBEAMS: Students Understanding the Natural-world by Broadening the Education and...
• Italian American Festival
• 2008-09 Malone College Chancel Players Announced, Now Accepting Bookings
• Domestic Violence Project, Inc News - June 2
• Malone Teacher Education Program Receives Highest Level Status
• Malone College Student Awarded $4500 Scholarship
• Malone Names New Dean of the School of Education
• 5286 Joint Announcement Malone College/Temple Israel/Canton Jewish Community Center
• Weaver Child Development Center And Christian Primary School - Jerri Helmreich Returns As Director
• Department of Communication Arts: Open Frame Film Festival Awards
• New Classroom Guidance Concentration within Counselor and Guidance Education Program
• Malone College Announces 2007-2008 Kappa Delta Pi Initiates
• Faculty Scholarship At Malone College
• Malone Students Present at Sigma Zeta National Conference
• Symphonic Band Concert
• Malone Recipient of Columbus Television News Set
• Malone College Honors Outstanding Faculty, Staff
• Programs Addressing Modern Day Slave Trade
• Malone College Sife Team to Compete in Regional Competition
• Malone College Welcomes Christian Artist Tara Leigh Cobble
• Third Annual Literacy Celebration
• Malone College Welcomes Kelly Crowell to Campus
• Obama in 2008
• Stark MRDD Business Endorsements
• Malone Students Compete in IBM Contest
• Malone College Discover Days
• Stark MRDD Levy Update - February 11, 2008
• “Hearts with Hope”Domestic Violence Project, Inc.
• Stark MRDD Levy Chairperson Selected
• Celebrating their 30th Anniversary Year Domestic Violence Project, Inc.
• Malone College Prof Awarded
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• Inauguration Of President Gary Streit
• Soul Prints: Steps of Faith Concert
• Malone College Breaks Ground For Newest Residence Hall
• Information Meeting Date Set for Malone College Graduate Programs
• Malone College Students Win Internship with In the Round Design Group
• Malone College Continues to Rewrite Record Books with Enrollment
• Reclaiming the Arts for Christ: CLASSES
• Canton Forum Luncheon Series
• Malone College Ranks Among Top Colleges and Universities According to U.S.News and World Report
• Fall 2007 Chapel Schedule
• Malone College Offers Free Elementary Tutoring-America Reads – America Counts
• 100th Anniversary of the McKinley Monument
• Malone Professor Cited By Ohio Arts Council
• Chancel Players 2007
• Malone College Releases 2007 Academic Schedules
• Malone College Management Program Honor Students Recognized
• Malone College Student Awarded
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• Malone College's Weaver Child Development Center to Offer Pre-School, Primary School Open Enrollment
• Pointeworks
• Queen Pageant
• Canton OH Easter Egg Parades and Easter Egg Hunts
• Sleeping Beauty of Loreland
• Lucky Stiff
• Malone Students Win at Geneva Tournament
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