Good morning, Canton.

The North Canton Cares Pantry opened its new space at 5948 Mayfair Road this month to combine its warehouse and distribution center and serve families in need.

Guests shop by assigned time slots (veterans 10 a.m. to noon, moms 1 to 3 p.m., and others 6 to 7:30 p.m.) and must show proof of residency as the pantry plans to expand its service area in the future.

Sew4Service, a Northeast Ohio nonprofit teaching sewing, quilting, crochet and knitting, opened its Alliance chapter at The Commons at 405 S.

Linden St. in June 2024. Founder Lucy Kulbago said (the chapter will expand store hours and needs more volunteers to support classes and local agency projects).

Costco has recalled bottles of its Kirkland Signature Prosecco Valdobbiadene sold from April 25 to Aug.

26 because the unopened wine may shatter—customers should throw away the bottles and bring the refund letter to a warehouse for a full refund.

A Texas company sued Hall of Fame Village for $267,895 plus interest for unpaid work at Carrie Underwood's Concert for Legends in August 2024—Hall of Fame Village faces added financial pressure as stockholders vote on a merger proposal today.

Walsh University in North Canton welcomed its largest freshman class since 2019 with 396 new students, bringing total enrollment to 2,157 across all programs.

The school also reported its highest number of transfer students since 2019 (58 transfers with a 25% increase over the past five years).

The Ohio Department of Education released its 2024-25 school report cards today with a new rating for college, career, workforce and military readiness that changed scores for several districts — Canton City School District received a 2.5 rating and needs support to meet state standards.

Canton City Council discussed a proposed rule on Monday that would ban camping on public property as part of efforts to help the growing number of homeless residents.

Mayor Sherer said the measure is meant to connect people to services rather than to punish them — a plan that has sparked local controversy.

Week 4 of high school football in Greater Canton ended with several teams — including unbeaten sides like North Canton Hoover and Louisville — recording strong wins and standout plays by athletes such as Jack Andes and Cam Carl.

Local teams will face new challenges in Week 5 games on Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m.

Corey Bojorquez of the Browns injured his right ankle on Sept.

14 when his punt was blocked by Baltimore's Jake Hummel — he returned to finish the game and said he will meet with trainers today to prepare for next week.

The USA Today Network released its fourth Ohio High School Football Super 25 Poll for Week 5 today, ranking the top teams and featuring two Stark County schools including Canton McKinley—key for local fans as they follow the OHSAA season.

The poll is compiled by sports writers using a points system from first-place votes to rank all twenty-five teams.

Rockin’ Rooftop Concert Featuring Corey King & Ben Gage

7-10 p.m. — Cultural Center for the Arts — Free entry — Enjoy live music with stunning views of downtown Canton on the rooftop.

Niko Moon Live at Hometown Jams

5-8:30 p.m. — Centennial Plaza — Tickets available at hometownjams.com — Celebrate a night of country music with Niko Moon's feel-good energy and upbeat storytelling.

Malone XC Night Invitational

5:30-9:50 p.m. — Malone University — Registration required — Experience a night of cross country racing on our improved course with a new start line.

Dwight Yoakam with The Mavericks

7-8:30 p.m. — Canton Memorial Civic Center — Pre-Sale tickets available — Experience Dwight Yoakam in concert along with The Mavericks on the Cosmic Roundup & Rodeo Tour.

Field of Honor Classic

5-9 p.m. — Willig Softball Complex — Registration required — A spirited game honoring heroes between the U.S. Armed Forces and First Responders.

Canton Mural Fest 2025

1-4 p.m. — Canton Museum of Art — Free entry — Celebrate community and creativity as vibrant murals transform downtown Canton.

Fall Ohio Cartridge Show

9 a.m. – 6 p.m. Friday, 8 a.m. – 12 noon Saturday — Courtyard by Marriott Canton — $5 admission, children free — Explore a wide array of cartridges and collectibles during this engaging two-day event.

Glenwood High School Class of 1975 50th Reunion

6-11 p.m. — Tozzi's On 12th — Check for ticket prices — Celebrate 50 years of memories and reconnect with old classmates!

CAK 5K on the Runway

8 a.m. – 12 p.m. — Akron-Canton Airport — Registration fees apply — Experience the thrill of running on an actual runway at the 9th annual CAK 5K.

AultCare Open House

11 AM – 1 PM — PrimeTime Health Plan — Free lunch — Enjoy complimentary lunch while learning about the PrimeTime Health Plan offerings.