Good morning, Canton.

ystark! at the Canton Regional Chamber of Commerce and the Canton Repository announced 20 Twenty under 40! honorees, recognizing young leaders for achievements in Stark County.

Profiles begin May 26 with an awards ceremony at 6 p.m. June 25 at the Cultural Center for the Arts.

The USS Cleveland will arrive today at 11 a.m. at the Port of Cleveland to kick off a week of family events that include stops at Vermilion, Avon Lake, and more.

The commissioning ceremony is set for May 16 at North Coast Yard (marking a historic first for Ohio warships).

Burlington opened its Columbus store on May 8 at 4600 W Broad St and will open new stores in St Clairsville and Willoughby Hills on May 29 and in Cincinnati on June 19.

The expansion updates store designs with wider aisles and bold signage.

The Timken Alumni Association will host its spring dance on May 22 from 7 to 11 p.m. at Chateau Michele (2231 44th St. NW) to honor three alumni by presenting Service Awards.

Current members are admitted free while guests pay $20, and reservations are required by May 17.

A memorial service in downtown Canton on May 8 honored 19 Stark County law enforcement officers and two police dogs who died in the line of duty.

Giant Eagle announced a recall of roasted turkey items purchased since April 28 due to possible metal fragments (no illnesses were reported).

Customers can return the product with a receipt for a refund.

Canton Communication and Dispatch Center director Rebecca Turney is planning to donate her kidney to Canton police Sgt. Kyle Slone to help improve his health.

The planned donation highlights a remarkable personal commitment to life (details on timing are forthcoming).

Newton Family Apartments by Canton For All People have opened and offer new housing for local residents.

A video tour shows the modern features of the complex.

On May 8, Jackson won its ninth consecutive Federal League boys tennis title, and McKinley's Elijah Corrin earned Player of the Year honors after an undefeated season — players now await upcoming sectional and district tournaments leading to the state event at Lindner Family Tennis Center.

Stark County high school track and field season best performances have been compiled through May 6 and include top personal records in events from shot put to relays across several local schools (Louisville, Fairless, and others).

These results are based on electronically timed events.

Tuslaw’s Hadley Porter (softball) and Hoover’s Samuel Baker (track) earned Stark County Athlete of the Week for April 27-May 3 after 29,692 votes were cast, with Porter receiving 60.59% and Baker securing 39.52%.

North Canton Garden Club Perennial Plant Sale

1-5 p.m. — Price Park — Free entry — Browse a variety of perennial plants perfect for enhancing your home garden.

Learn Mahjong Workshop

12-3 p.m. — Lost Trail Winery and Vineyard — Food and wine available for purchase — Master the art of Mahjong with expert guidance from Mary Murphy.

Junie B. Jones JR Musical

3:30-5:30 p.m. — Stage Door Studios — $10.00 — Step into the cheerful world of Junie B. Jones and her first-grade adventures with friends.

Matilda Pablo Live at 410 Lounge

7:30-10 p.m. — 410 Lounge — No cover charge — Enjoy an evening of live music as Matilda Pablo performs at the 410 Lounge in Canton, Ohio.

Comedian Ryan O'Flanagan Live

8-10 p.m. — The Auricle - Venue & Bar — $3 surcharge for under 21 — Enjoy a night of laughs with Ryan O'Flanagan, a celebrated comedian and actor.

Centennial Plaza Movie Series

7-9 p.m. — Centennial Plaza — Free entry — Enjoy family-friendly outdoor movies every Wednesday evening this summer in downtown Canton.

Speed Puzzling Challenge

2-4 p.m. — Books-A-Million — Free entry — Race against the clock and friends in a fun-filled puzzle challenge.

Smoov's Usher vs Chris Brown Brunch

12-4 p.m. — The Dawg House on 30th — Ticket purchase required — Enjoy a vibrant brunch with classic R&B hits and a chance to win concert tickets.