Good morning, Canton.

Road to the Classic and We All In are hosting youth events in Canton ahead of the Black College Football Hall of Fame Classic on Sept.

6 (featuring a youth football showcase on Aug. 22 at Crenshaw Park and a parade with a festival on Aug. 23 downtown).

Neon Nights Country Music Festival resumed today at Clay's Resort Jellystone Park in Lawrence Township after Rascal Flatts headlined on Aug.

14, and later acts include Neal McCoy, Terri Clark, Craig Morgan plus Billy Currington at 9:15 p.m.

Stark urgent care opened today in Canton, offering behavioral health services to local residents.

The center plans to provide crisis intervention and ongoing support for community members.

Ohio health officials noted a decline in cyclospora cases (503 reported on Aug.

13 compared to earlier weeks) but urged residents to keep washing hands and produce to avoid infection, following over 5,400 cases since late June.

The First North professional building (opened in 2017 by former MCTV President Bob Gessner) is now for sale in downtown Massillon.

Massillon linebacker Brayton Feister, a four-star recruit with over 30 offers, committed to Oregon on Friday, Aug.

14 — he plans to graduate early while the Ducks prepare to feature him on both offense and defense.