LOOK: Entryway Signs Still Making Progress

With a top cap on some of the new entryway signs, it looks like they're very near completion

School Safety Reforms Central to President Obama’s Gun Control Proposal

Meanwhile, North Canton City School District is working on its safety and security measures at all its buildings

President Obama Releases Gun Control Proposal

President Barack Obama presented a wide-reaching proposal for the country’s gun control policies on Wednesday. Read on and tell us what you think of the President's plan.

City Says It Will Change New Timed Traffic Signals to Trip-Signals in the Spring

Right now, the North Main Street traffic signals are timed, causing some driving frustrations

Let There Be Light? Residents Not So Sure of Overhead Lights at Little League Fields

Several residents who live near the North Canton Little League fields spoke out against the possible addition of overhead lights at the city council meeting Monday night

Stamps Going Up By a Penny; Shipping Costs Also Increasing Jan. 27

What does the U.S. Post Office price increase mean to you?

On the Agenda: Council to Discuss Electrical Aggregation

North Canton City Council members will discuss electrical aggregation at 6:30 p.m. tonight

North Canton Schools Awarded $95,000 in First Round of Casino Taxes

See how North Canton City School District's award compares to nearby districts such as Massillon, Perry, Plain and Jackson

Council Discusses New Lights for North Canton Little League Field

North Canton City Council members talked about adding lights to one Little League field as well as moving the outfield fence back

On the Agenda: City Council Returns From Break to Discuss Garbage, Recycling Contract

North Canton City Council members return from their holiday break tonight and will meet at 7 p.m. inside City Council Chambers

Have You Signed Up For The New Emergency Notification System?

To date, only 3,000 Stark County residents have registered for the free program that's replacing the outdated reverse emergency notification system

City Says No to 2013 'Canton Marathon' If Not Paid Upfront For Police, Fire Services

The city of North Canton announced this week it will not be part of the 2013 Canton Marathon, now called the Hall of Fame City Challenge, if it is not paid for providing services in 2012 and if it is not paid upfront for the 2013 race

ODOT, North Canton Police Share Winter Driving Tips

City motorists fared well during the first "real" snowstorm of the season Wednesday.

City Hall, Library, Post Office Will Be Closed Tuesday

Next week's trash collection schedule is altered; Christmas trees will be picked up for free.

Renacci, Mandel Accepted Thousands from NRA in 2012 Campaign Contributions

Open Secrets published a list of recipients of National Rifle Association campaign contributions that also includes Steven LaTourette, John Boehner.

North Canton Appreciates High Jumper Maddie Morrow

Mayor Held proclaimed Tuesday a day of recognition for the record-setting 2012 Hoover High grad.

Have You Seen the Signs?: City Adds Street Signs at Major Intersections

If you've traveled through some of the city's major intersections recently, you may have noticed something has changed

Timken Co. Fined $170,500 After Complaint Inspection Finds 12 Safety Violations

The safety violations include five repeat violations

Toboggan Chutes have Special Holiday Hours

Kids can spend the day at The Chalet during winter break

Little League President Gary Giammarco Honored for 25 Years of Service

Councilman David Held said it was a "real easy decision" to give a formal proclamation for Giammarco

On the Agenda: Little League President Honored, Zoning Changes & More

Here's what's in store for tonight's North Canton City Council meeting

City to Honor North Canton Little League President for 25 Years of Service

Know Gary Giammarco? He'll be in the limelight before Monday's North Canton City Council meeting, and city officials would like you to come show your appreciation for his 25 years of service to the North Canton Little League.

Don't Forget to License Your Dog Before Jan. 31

Dog tags can be a ticket home if your pooch gets lost. Plus, Ohio law requires licenses!

City's Gateway Entry Signs Make Unique Holiday Gifts!

Eleven of the 15 signs are already "sold out," so act soon to get your family, organization or business name engraved on bronze plaques.

City Council Holding Organizational Meeting Tonight

Council members to hear presentation on electric aggregation program.

Santa Gets His Very Own House in North Canton!

Chamber commissions Hoover High construction technologies students to build little green and red holiday structure.

City Council Approves Partial Budget for 2013

AultCare granted one-year contract to administer self-insured health program for city employees.

Water Department Flushing Hydrants Thursday

Preventative maintenance measure to take place in southwest, southeast sections of North Canton.

If It Were Up to North Canton, Mitt Romney Would be President

Each precinct in town voted Republican — all 13 of them

LOOK: Cookies Help Northwood Students Learn About Election Process

The kindergartners at Northwood Elementary School got a sweet lesson in voting Tuesday as they cast their ballots for their favorite cookies

Did You Vote? Show Us Your Sticker!

If you voted, chances are you're showing off that voting sticker of yours. Have some fun with us and post a picture of it to North Canton Patch.

Happy Trails for Stark Parks' Issue 55

Stark County voters passed the levy, which will cover the park district’s general operating costs and maintain existing resources as well as keep up on the quality of its facilities, trails, picnic areas and nature centers

Voters Give Thumbs-Up on Stark County District Library Levy

On the ballot was a 1 mill renewal levy and a 0.7 mill increase to keep up on programming and other services

Voters Support Petition to End Health Care Benefits for Some Part-Time City Officials

The proposed ordinance aims to end city-paid health insurance for family members of part-time elected officials and limit city-paid health insurance benefits for individual part-time elected officials

Young Professionals Unite for Election Watch Party

Looking for a hip election watch party tonight? Join the folks of ystark! for their shindig at 3 Brothers Corner Tavern.

Richard Nixon Campaigns in North Canton: Photo of the Day

Campaigning doesn't look like this anymore, does it?

Joe Biden Coming to Northeast Ohio Sunday

The vice president will make a campaign stop with his wife, Jill, and Jason Mraz, at Lakewood High School on Sunday

Will North Canton Residents Pass Issue 5? Osborne is Optimistic They Will

Chuck Osborne, who gathered signatures for the initiative petition (now on the ballot as Issue 5), says he's confident North Canton residents will vote for the ordinance to limit health insurance benefits for some city officials and their family me

LOOK: Your Pics from 'Friday Night Victory Rally with Mitt & Paul'

Were you at Friday's rally at the Hoover High baseball field? Share your photos of the event here!

Romney: Obama Has Made the Election About Big Bird

Paul Ryan makes joint appearance with Romney at evening rally in North Canton.