Canton News

A month after the holiday season, is your kitchen still decorated with a trail of cookie crumbs and broken candy canes? Is your refrigerator filled with the aging remains of party food, molding cheese and ham that's well into its second curing? A You aren't alone in your mess.

On occasion, I will share my near death experience with my Cape Coral students and friends in the Cape.

A weekly roundup of new places to visit, coming events and special deals and packages, all within a day's drive.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walden are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Jennifer Leigh Walden, to Andrew Adam Trbovich, son of Mr.

CLUTTER, Betty Lee Marguarite Davis, 84, of the Welty Apartments, Wheeling, died Tuesday, February 7, 2012 in Wheeling Hospital, Wheeling.

The Mad Ants matched their longest losing streak of the season Friday in a 106-85 setback at Canton, Ohio.

In ceremonies Friday, Carroll County assumed control of the financially troubled 104-room resort and golf course from the Muskingum Conservancy Watershed District.

On Jan. 19, two black males accosted the bank manager when he arrived at work and forced him a gunpoint to allow them entry into the bank, according to a release from Joe Babkiewicz, spokesman for the Bluffton Police Department.

CLUTTER, Betty Lee Marguarite Davis, 84, of the Welty Apartments, Wheeling, died Tuesday, February 7, 2012 in Wheeling Hospital, Wheeling.

Mark Cleland, from Austintown, Ohio, participates in a protest outside Wells Academy/Steubenville High School Tuesday, Feb.

The man twice-named "Mr. Football" in high school in Stark County was sentenced to three decades in prison for a violent home invasion.

The superintendent of Canton City Schools has resigned less than a month after the controversial firing of a high school football coach.

Steve Largent was the Seahawks' lone Hall of Famer for 18 years. That changed Saturday, when Cortez Kennedy was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and Largent couldn't be happier to have the company.

Before yesterday's Hall of Fame class was named, former Raiders wide receiver Tim Brown tweeted not to watch the announcement because he wasn't selected.

As it snowed lightly outside, covering everything in a fresh blanket of white, the racers gathered and weighed in as the fans filled the hall of Little Flower Parish Church on Diamond St in Canton, OH.

Republic Storage Systems LLC announced the addition of a powder coating line to its Canton facility.

The 2012 pro football hall of fame class was announced Saturday night, and it was nearly as notable for who wasn't elected than who was.

Review Photo/Ed Hall, Jr. Alliance Police detective Mike Jones answers questions from assistant prosecutor Dennis Barr about Jeremy Stutler Friday morning in Canton.

This article was inspired by two events: A recent visit to the office of a client and the Pro Football Hall of Fame festival held each summer in Canton, OH.

This Jan. 24, 2012 file photo shows the official football for the NFL Super Bowl XLVI, in Cleveland.