Regional softball: Walsh Jesuit too much for gutsy Amherst
BEREA — Lacey Reichert knew what her Amherst Comets were up against in the Division II regional final at Roehm Athletic Complex on Friday afternoon. “The lineup they have and to hold them to five through six (innings),” Reichert said. “I thought (Comets starting pitcher) Karina (Shuster) was outstanding. They had some
Art in the Park returns to downtown Hartville June 6
In just a few weeks, Historic Downtown Hartville will transform into an art studio of sorts when the third annual Art in the Park event is held. Art in the Park brings creativity, music, art, makers and crafters together for a variety of activities for residents and visitors to participate in and enjoy.
Griffin’s homer, Miller’s shutout send Louisville to State Sinal Four
Seven years after capturing a state championship, the Louisville Leopards are headed back to the OHSAA Division III State Final...
New police chief looks to improve departmental efficiencies, community interaction
When Michael Schroll first joined the Hinckley Police Department back in 2007, he says police work in and around the township was a far cry from what it is today. To start, getting hired [by the township] was almost a year-long process, and Schroll, of course, found out the hard way.
Jackson Township home sells for more than $1M | Property transfers
A Jackson Township home has sold for $1.14 million, according to the latest real estate transfers filed with the Stark County Auditor's Office. The 3,994-square-foot, four-bedroom home is located at 7254 Roman Ave. NW. The real estate transfers cover May 2 through May 8. Bethlehem Township Gretchko John J & Patricia A
How a 19-Year-Old Hostess Built One of North Canton, OH’s Most Loved Breakfast Restaurants
📍: 4954 Portage St NW, North Canton, OH 44720 (Active Sister Flagship Location) 🕒: Sun-Tue: 7:00AM – 2:00PM; Wed-Sat: 7:00AM – 8:00PM. Samantha’s Downtown operated as a central morning dining location in downtown Canton, catering to a regular clientele of office workers, courthouse personnel, and local residents.
Yass Prize offering schools chance to win $1 million; deadline fast approaching
The Yass Prize, often referred to as the “Pulitzer for Education Innovation,” is now accepting applications.
Data center project team hosts Portage Co. neighbors to pitch major development
Hundreds of Portage County residents packed a community informational meeting Friday to learn about and push back against a proposed data center campus just north of the Ohio Turnpike in Shalersville.
What type of home sells the fastest in Akron in 2026?
What type of home sells the fastest in Akron in 2026?. The U.S. housing market has been challenging for buyers and sellers since the pandemic, as high prices, elevated mortgage rates, and economic uncertainty have kept buyers and sellers on the sidelines. Most home types have been selling slowly as...
‘He’s always been my hero’: Stow bride gets married on Cleveland Clinic rooftop so...
CLEVELAND — Courtney Coccaro had one non-negotiable for her wedding day: her father had to be there. "He's always been my hero," Courtney said. John Weidow, 55, of Pennsylvania, has been his daughter's constant — her soccer coach, her role model, the man who taught her to hunt, to fish, and to see the good in people. F
