Good morning, Canton.

Canton Fire Department will host a 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb on Sept.

11 at McKinley National Memorial (800 McKinley Monument Drive NW) to honor first responders and mark the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terror attacks. Participants will climb the equivalent of 110 stories.

The Canton Repository compiled briefs on local events, including a memorial exhibit at McKinley National Memorial from Sept.

9 to 13 and a free string quartet concert at Canton Garden Center on Sept. 9. An OCD Walk at Boettler Park on Sept. 12 and other gatherings (arts, sports) offer options.

Today, grocery stores in Canton are open on Labor Day with varying hours: Kroger keeps its regular schedule while Aldi operates limited hours (pharmacy times may vary) and Costco remains closed, so shoppers should check local store listings for updated times.

Frederick Robinson, head winemaker at Cherry Road Winery and Tap Room, has produced popular wines in Massillon for a decade.

He and his wife Judy host live music from local musicians and craft favorites such as Sweet Sophia and OH Only Happy.

Stark Library celebrates National Library Card Sign-up Month by inviting residents to sign up at its 10 branches today.

The library—serving nearly 61,000 cardholders—offers free books, digital items, and computer access to boost learning.

North Canton City Council is reviewing a proposal to honor veterans with special street signs (applicants will pay $250 every 10 years) while keeping official street names unchanged; applications are due Jan.

31 as council members set eligibility criteria.

Mount Union lost to Wheaton 24-23 on Sept.

6 after its 85-game regular season winning streak ended—Wheaton’s blocked extra point with 22 seconds remaining helped secure the win.