Good morning, Canton.

Girl Scouts is adding Patch Pals (developed with BARK) for dogs and Girl Scout Sparkables for families with food allergies.

The cookies will be available online starting Jan. 12 when the 2027 cookie season launches.

A mother and her three daughters open Heather’s Place today at the former Athens Restaurant, located at 816 Harrison Ave. SW.

The diner will serve Americana breakfast and lunch dishes and will support community efforts.

The Early Childhood Resource Center will hold an open house on Oct.

1 from 5 to 7 p.m. in Canton at 1718 Cleveland Ave NW where guests can meet staff, explore available programs, enjoy refreshments, and children can get free Halloween costumes (registration is requested but walk-ins are welcome).

Historian Amy Laurel Fluker will explore Civil War ghost stories at the upcoming Stark County Civil War Roundtable on Sept.

17 at 7 p.m. at Greentown United Methodist Church (3088 State St. NW).

Property owners in Canton are responsible for cleaning up leaves that fall on their yards, even when they come from a neighbor's tree.

They can trim overhanging branches with reasonable care (according to Ohio law) but must get agreement before removing trees on a shared boundary.

Palmantier's Motel, a 79 year old motor inn on the original Lincoln Highway near Minerva, is set to be auctioned today at 1 p.m. by Kiko Auctions (online and in person bidding) as retiring owners Rainie and Earl Sonntag mark the end of an era.

Stark County high school football teams will play in OHSAA Week 4 games on Sept.

10 + Sept. 11, with matchups scheduled for teams in the area.