Americans don’t eat soft-boiled eggs
Columnist Scott Daniels discusses soft-boiled eggs.
Maple Days breakfast supports Camp Tuscazoar
The Maple Days breakfast fundraiser to benefit the Camp Tuscazoar Foundation will be at Camp Tuscazoar in Zoarville.
This is the season of maple syrup
Columnist Herb Broda discusses Ohio's past and present with maple syrup.
John Lorin Hursey
John Lorin Hursey, Sr., age 84 of Newcomerstown, died Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2019, in Mercy Medical Center at Canton, following a period of declining health.
Symposium on generosity hears wisdom from both national and local leaders
The recent Symposium of Community Leaders that took place at the Performing Arts Center Kent State Tuscarawas on Feb. 12 saw a number of nationally renowned speakers dispense information about the importance of generosity in the workplace.
The Kent PAC welcomes upside-down piano player
The Performing Arts Center will continue its tradition of connecting local students with internationally recognized artists when piano man Jason Farnham visits the area.
Bridging Along Beall makes impact
Bridging Along Beall Avenue is a College of Wooster project designed to bring together a diverse group of community members and college students.
Larry Dee Perkins
Larry Dee Perkins, age 72 of New Philadelphia, died on Monday, Feb. 18, 2019, in Aultman Hospital at Canton, following a period of declining health.
Pomerene to limit visits by youngsters due to flu
As part of Pomerene Hospital's commitment to the safety and health of patients, employees, volunteers and visitors, Pomerene has chosen to restrict visitation in response to widespread flu activity.
Students advance to state
Numerous Buckeye Career Center students competed at the HOSA Future Health Professionals regional competition at Canton South High School and are advancing to state career and technical student organization competitions.
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