On the Agenda: School Board to Consider 'Remaining Legislation' Needed to Submit Levy

The North Canton City Schools Board of Education meet at 7:30 a.m. in the district's conference room

On the Agenda: City Council to Have First Reading on 2013 Expenses

North Canton City Council will meet at 7 p.m. inside Council Chambers and have its first reading on current expenses and other expenditures for 2013

Q&A: 2nd Hand Treasures' Manager Shares Why Consignment Shop's Found Success in Stark County

April Miller Hagler, manager of 2nd Hand Treasures, dishes about the consignment shop's array of items (they sell everything from "sofas to silverware, refrigerators to costume jewelry").

How Many People in Stark County Have a Concealed Carry License?

The state of Ohio protects the privacy of CCW permit holders more than other states

North Canton Announces 2013 Holiday Trash Pickup Schedule

Trash pickup by Kimble Co. will be delayed on the following dates

A Thank-You From Long Beach Students, A School Levy & More: Week in Review

A rundown of our top five stories of the week

Lady Lights Up at Chuck E. Cheese: Best of the Blotter

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

Northern Ohio’s Most Wanted

Do you recognize any of these wanted fugitives?

Great Big Home and Garden Show Coming to I-X Center

Cure your cabin fever and tour the 4,000 square-foot Idea Home, Celebrity Designer Rooms and inspiring outdoor living spaces at the fourth annual event Feb. 2-10.

Income Tax Revenue Up for North Canton, Other Northeast Ohio Patch Towns

16 of 18 Ohio Patch communities saw 2012 income tax collections surpass 2011 figures

Burglar Breaks Home's Window to Steal Laptop: 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.

Diebold's President and CEO Steps Down

Thomas W. Swidarski, CEO of Diebold for the last seven years, stepped down from his position

Don LaHue, Former Hoover High Vice Principal, Dies at 87

LaHue served as a teacher and administrator in the North Canton Schools for 32 years

LOOK: Viking Views Staff Turns Attention to Sandy Hook Shootings

Hoover High journalism students released the year's third edition of the student-run paper

Readers Fired Up Over North Canton Schools Levy

Over the past week North Canton Patch readers shared their thoughts about the idea of a 2.4-mill permanent improvements levy for the school district.

WATCH: North Canton Mansion Features 5 Beds, 7 Baths

Tour this $870,000 Creekside Circle home complete with five fireplaces, a walk-out lower level and more

North Canton School District Plans Levy for May 7

The Board of Education agreed to ask voters for a 2.4 mill levy in May, which would be used to improve the district's buildings and buses

Man Accused in Rape of Minor Wanted By U.S. Marshals

Bobby Thomas is the Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force's fugitive of the week.

City Will Pick Up Tabs for Cremation, Burial

State law requires that if a person dies in their municipality, the city must pay expenses if no relatives are found.

On the Agenda: Council Looks at Little League Lights Again

North Canton City Council will meet tonight in Council Chambers. Take a look at this update to see what's on tonight's agenda.

Students Affected by Hurricane Sandy Say 'Thanks' After Receiving $6,000 Donation from Hoover, Jackson

Cheerleaders from Hoover and Jackson high schools raised $6,000 for students at Long Beach School District after Hurricane Sandy devastated the area

Q&A: Greentown Teacher Jan Polen Gives Thanks to Colleagues for Pushing Her to Succeed

Polen is January's "Educator of the Month" award winner through the North Canton Area Chamber of Commerce, Westfield Bank and Starbucks

Are Gun Shows Safe? Five Accidental Shootings at Gun Shows, Including in Medina

Saturday's accidental shooting at the Medina Gun Show was the first in 35 years

What Does Martin Luther King Jr. Day Mean to You?

Tell us what this holiday means to you and how you will celebrate

GALLERY: Who is North Canton's Cutest Couple?

Have a cute couples pic? Upload it to this post!

WATCH: Hoover High Students Weigh in on New TV Set, Equipment

Students got to see, for the first time Friday, their new Channel 11 studio set, donated to them by News Channel 5 in Cleveland

10 Ways to Avoid a Packed Lunch Slump

Are your kids tired of the same old bagged lunches? Spice things up with homemade Lunchables and bento boxes.

Hoover Grads Doing Good, School Permanent Improvement Levy & More: Week in Review

Take a minute to get caught up on North Canton's biggest stories of the week

Pic of the Day: Hoover High Reveals New TV Set for Broadcast Students

The students hadn't seen the new set, donated to them from News Channel 5 in Cleveland, until the open house Friday

Oops! Woman Gets Mistaken for a Call Girl: Best of the Blotter

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

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

'South Pacific' Brings Classic Love Story to North Canton Playhouse

The North Canton Playhouse is set to debut the classic love story story filled with prejudice and war

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.

Sisters (And Hoover Grads) Join Forces to Organize Relay for Life Event

Cece and Heather Ramsey are two Hoover High School graduates doing good outside North Canton; they've teamed up to organize a Relay for Life event at Lipsomb University in Nashville.

What Do You Think About FirstEnergy Stadium?

The Cleveland Browns have sold the naming rights to their stadium. What do you think about the new name?

East Football and Cheer Hosts Dinner & Raffle to Raise Money for New Uniforms, Equipment

The athletes use the fundraiser — held Feb. 16 — to buy equipment and uniforms

Community Offers Ways to Make Students, Schools Safer

Suggestions at Tuesday night's town hall meeting included a ramped-up police presence in the schools and lockdown training for teachers and students

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

Walsh Students Lend a Hand to Stark Parks, Heritage Society in Honor of Martin Luther King

More than 40 Walsh University students will commemorate the life of Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday with a day of service to the community