City Council Discusses Tax Incentive for Public Relations, Marketing Company

North Canton City Council approved a $10,000 occupancy grant for Crowl, Montgomery & Clark, Inc. The public relations and marketing company will move into a building on South Main Street and use the grant to fix up the building.

On the Agenda: Fairways Lease, EMS Levy & More

North Canton City Council will meet at 7 p.m. tonight in Council Chambers

On the Agenda: North Canton City Council Meeting

Council is set to discuss a data and telephone communication project tonight. Check out tonight's agenda to see what else is in store.

Renacci: Supreme Court Got it Wrong; The People Got it Right

U.S. Rep. Jim Renacci gave his thoughts after the Supreme Court announced its decision to uphold President Barack Obama's health care law

Are Bricks Best? Patch Viewers Show Overwhelming Support for Brick Gateway Signs

When presented with three city entryway sign options, our viewers voted for the brick pillars in overwhelming numbers

Council Rejects Zoning Change That Would Allow Construction of Apartments on Applegrove

North Canton City Council members said a proposed amendment to the zoning code was rife with issues and voted it down at Monday night's Council meeting

Council Tables Graffiti Ordinance that Would Crack Down on Dawdling Business Owners

Council chose not to move forward with an ordinance that would penalize business owners who leave graffiti on their buildings for an excessive amount of time

WATCH: Councilman Cerreta Has a Little Fun With Superintendent Gallina

Councilman-at-large Mark Cerreta made sure the send-off for Michael Gallina inside Council Chambers Monday night wasn't all sad. He had a little joke up his sleeve for the outgoing North Canton City Schools superintendent.

WATCH: Hi-Lo's, City Officials Send Off Gallina With Song and Proclamation

Mike Gallina, outgoing superintendent of North Canton City Schools, got a sweet send-off Monday night before the City Council meeting

On the Agenda: Graffiti, City Signage & Rezoning at Tonight's Council Meeting

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

Gallina Bids Farewell & Amphitheater Plans: Week in Review

Check out our five most popular stories of the week

Listen: The Favorite Songs of Patch Town Mayors

Ever wonder what your mayor's favorite song is? Now you know.

School Board Stalls on YMCA Daycare Lease

North Canton City Schools Board of Education tabled a lease agreement that would have granted the YMCA another 14 months inside the Charlotte building at 200 Charlotte St. NW

On the Agenda: Gallina's Last Board Meeting, Transition U Agreement & More

The North Canton City Schools Board of Education will meet at 6 p.m. tonight. Check out the agenda in this update!

Gallina Prepares to Sign Off as Superintendent of North Canton City Schools

Mike Gallina, superintendent for eight years, sat down with North Canton Patch one last time to talk about what he loves about the community and what changes are coming his way

POLL: Which Entryway Sign Suits Our City?

Councilman Mark Cerreta presented three signs at Monday night's City Council meeting. Which do you think would look best in North Canton?

On the Agenda: Cerreta to Present City Entrance Signs at Meeting

City officials hope to narrow down new city entrance signs by gauging the public's opinion

North Canton Election Guide

The candidates, incumbents and issues that will be affecting North Canton and Stark County

Council Tables Ordinance That Would Allow Apartment Buildings on Applegrove

Councilman Doug Foltz spoke out against the proposed change, saying Council should side with the 39 residents who signed a petition against the ordinance

Renacci Updates City on First 17 Months in Congress

U.S. Rep. Jim Renacci spoke at North Canton City Council Monday night and told city officials and residents what he's accomplished in his first 17 months as their congressman

2012 Spring Sports Awards and Recognition Roundup

Check out the all-star players of the season from Hoover High School

Petition Filed to Limit City Officials' Health Insurance

North Canton resident Chuck Osborne filed the petition Thursday in an effort to end health benefits for family members of part-time elected officials and limit city-paid health insurance benefits for individual part-time elected officials

Renacci to Host Veterans Resource Fair

The fair takes place from 2 p.m.-6 p.m. June 12 at the Employment Source, 822 30th St. NW, Canton

Council Quick Takes: West Maple Street Widening Project & More

Here's a quick rundown of what happened at the North Canton City Council meeting Monday night

On the Agenda: Update on North Main Street Reconstruction

The $3.8 million project will improve North Main Street from Applegrove Street to Orion Street by adding a center turn lane

Ohio Governor Bans Texting While Driving (POLL)

Do you support Gov. John Kasich's decision?

Stark County Commissioners Host Town Hall Meeting in North Canton

Have concerns regarding the city? Tonight's the night to speak your peace. Commissioners will host a town hall meeting at 6:30 p.m. (May 30) in North Canton City Hall.

WATCH: New Superintendent Addresses School Board, Community

The North Canton City School District Board of Education announced Michael Hartenstein as the new superintendent at a board meeting Tuesday

Michael Hartenstein Chosen for North Canton Superintendent Position

Hartenstein is the chief operating officer at Parma City Schools

LOOK: Résumés for North Canton Superintendent Finalists

The candidate pool has narrowed to three finalists. Take a look at their résumés to see qualifications and previous experience in the field of education.

School Board Narrows Superintendent Search to Three Candidates

The North Canton City Schools Board of Education is closing in on its search for replacement for Superintendent Michael Gallina. Board President Nancy Marion announced Tuesday night that the search is down to three candidates.

Is Your Street Getting Paved This Year?

We've rounded up all the roads the city expects to repave this year. Is yours on the list?

MAP: Main Street, Landsdowne Subdivision, Lynbrook Street Ready for Summer Construction

We rounded up all the major projects North Canton has planned for the summer; find out how to avoid those orange barrels

City Council Considers Zoning Change to Build Applegrove Street Apartments

Councilman Doug Foltz opposes the proposed zoning change — affecting a property on Applegrove Street NW, west of North Main Street — saying it could lead to noise and other disruptions for the residents surrounding the property

Want a Say in the New City Signage? Get Ready to Share Your Opinions

Councilman Mark Cerreta said residents soon will get to choose from a few different city markers, which all fall in line with North Canton's Master Plan

On the Agenda: Master Plan Update at City Council Meeting

Doug Lane, president of the North Canton Area Chamber of Commerce, plans to address Council at its meeting tonight

School Board Quick Takes: Board Approves Basketball Coach, Retirements

A quick rundown of what happened at Wednesday night's North Canton City Schools Board of Education meeting

On the Agenda: School Board to Discuss Unified Elementary Design Projects

North Canton City Schools Board of Education is slated to meet at 6 p.m. tonight in the Hoover High Media Center

Rep. Renacci to Host Fracking Forum at Walsh University

The forum takes place at 6:30 p.m. May 23 inside the university's Barrette Business & Community Center

On the Agenda: Neighbors Helping Neighbors Program

Councilman Mark Cerreta pitched the volunteer program at last week's North Canton City Council meeting. It's up for a first reading at tonight's meeting.