The Iraq War, 10 Years of Casualties: North Canton Feels its Touch

Commemorating those who made the ultimate sacrifice.

Spring Into Organic Eating With Farmers Market Guide

Looking for fresh produce and healthy food to complement the new season? Look no further.

Hoover High Students Applaud Educators Who've Helped Them Succeed

At Tuesday's Summa Hoover High students got a chance to say "thank you" to the educators who've given them a little push along the way

Own a Home in North Canton for $39,900

This home for sale was built in 1890.

Winking Lizard Welcomes First Customers at Washington Square

Have you stopped in to the new North Canton restaurant that opened this week? Tell us how it was!

New Mobile App Makes Navigating Stark Parks A Walk In The ...

The new mobile app lets users report an injured animal, access trail maps and see the hours for their favorite parks and trails

Trial Looms for Woman Suspected of Setting Fire to North Canton Home

Rose Ann Butts, 41, of Akron, is accused of setting a home on fire at 516 McKinley Ave. April 12, 2012

20 Easy Ways to Save Money by Going Green

Here is a list of ways to live a greener lifestyle, plus some resources to help you go green right here in North Canton.

Stark Parks to Gauge Opinions on Trail That Connects Kent Stark to North Canton YMCA

There's more. The organization also will tear down the former Pathway Caring for Children building on Wise Avenue and turn it into a flood plain.

Foreclosed: Property on Lee Street Selling for Less Than $60,000

The home at 3003 Lee St. boasts three bedrooms.

Parole Violator Wanted by U.S. Marshals and State Officials

Ronald Thomas has been convicted of firearm and assault charges.

Library Reminds Patrons It's Almost Time to 'Explore the World' at Logo Launch Party

The North Canton Public Library is nearly ready to unveil its new logo and programming at a logo launch party March 23

Spit Flies at Walmart; Death Threats Over iPod: Best of the Blotter

Here are some of the weirdest police reports and incidents from departments across the region.

Resignations Slated for Monday's School Board Meeting

The next North Canton City School meeting is scheduled for Monday March 18.

Q&A: Jennifer Harrington of Ad Lab, Paws Pantry Shares Why She Connects With the Community

The local business owner was just awarded the North Canton Area Chamber of Commerce's Chamber Appreciation Award

Voting, Potholes & Bad Customer Service: Patch Blogs

The blogs on North Canton Patch got you all talking this week. We gathered the conversation starters, in case you missed 'em.

Walsh Cavaliers Battle Through Fierce Competition This Season

Moving to Division II and a new conference will be a new challenge for Walsh baseball this year.

Think the Hoover Co. Historic District Should be in the National Register of Historic Places?

A state panel was voting Friday on whether six Hoover Co. buildings should be included in the registry.

Condo for Sale Has More Than 4,000 Square Feet of Space

Property overlooks a creek and has extensive landscaping.

Resident Rescued During Blaze, City Layoff; Convenient Crash: Week in Review

Get caught up on what you might have missed in North Canton this week

Man Involved in Hit-and-Run Fights With Police When They Track Him Down: Crime Blotter

The following information was supplied by the North Canton Police Department. Where arrests or charges are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.

North Canton Girls Can Wrestle Too — And Really Well!

Thanks to the North Canton Patch reader who shared this photo from the Ohio state girls wrestling tournament.

Akron-Canton Airport, YMCA and Councilman Cerreta Among Honorees at Chamber Awards Dinner

North Canton businesses, organizations and individuals were in the spotlight this week as they were recognized by the North Canton Area Chamber of Commerce

Expect a Wet St. Patrick's Day Weekend in North Canton

Snow and rain are in the forecast for most of the weekend.

March 18 City Council Meeting Canceled

North Canton City Council meets every Monday (with the exception of the fifth Monday of the month). It will not meet on March 18.

Survey Results: Residents Pleased With City Services But Still Waiting for a Viable City Website

What are North Canton residents most pleased with, or what do they think the city could do a better job at? The Citizens' Survey results spell it out.

Unemployment Rate Increases in Stark County

Stark County isn't the only one seeing an increase — all 88 counties saw a higher unemployment rate in January.

Hoover Vikings 2013 Softball Schedule

Find the dates and times for every game this season.

Hoover Vikings 2013 Lacrosse Schedule

Find the dates and times for every match this season.

Fire Inspector Laid Off as City Struggles With Budget

City officials say no more definitive layoffs are planned, but they haven't ruled them out

Suspected Drunken Driver Crashes in Police Department Lot, Walks Inside to Turn Himself In

The 29-year-old Canton man nearly crashed into the North Canton Police Department

How to Use North Canton Patch like Facebook

We're all about sharing, so here's some tips we can share about how to use the site to your advantage.

Viking Victory Run Returns to Raise Money for North Canton Schools

The event, now in its second year, takes place April 28 and raises money for North Canton Elementary School PTO and PTA organizations

Foreclosed: Home on Lindy Lane Avenue Selling for Less Than $90,000

The 1,300-square-foot house has three bedrooms and one bathroom.

Little League President Responds to Issues Surrounding North Canton Ball Fields

Gary Giammarco, president of the North Canton Little League, says the league has spent so much time defending itself that it hasn't had time to explain its side of the story regarding overhead lights, parking and registration fees

Wanted: Felon Accused Of Having A Firearm

Deandre Fluellen is also accused of violating his probation; his original charges were drug trafficking and carrying a concealed weapon.

Viking Views Staff Turns Hoover High Teachers into Comic Book Characters

The student newspaper introduces "The Hoover League" — Hoover High teachers cast as super heroes and evil villains, all with their own super powers

Q&A: Carla Carper Helps Struggling Students Achieve Their Goals

The Orchard Hill intervention specialist was named "Educator of the Month" for March

Firefighters Rescue Resident From Third-Floor Apartment During Blaze

No residents were injured in the weekend fire, but one firefighter was taken to a hospital

Car Fire Footage, What It's Like to Lead the Bluecoats & More: Week in Review

Get caught up with the biggest news of the week