Good morning, Canton.

Residents at Skyline Terrace have formed The Rooted Together Sisterhood to support women and improve community safety; led by LaTosha Abercrombie, the group will meet at Light of Christ Church (1492 Cherry Ave SE) noon-2 p.m. on Oct.

23, Nov. 6, Nov. 20, Dec. 4 and Dec. 18.

This October, Canton has several cultural events including the Spudz and Bugz art show (opening Oct.

23), the Smashing Pumpkins tribute concert on Oct. 22 at The Auricle, and the Monster Bash Film Festival at the Palace Theatre on Oct. 23-24.

On Oct. 14, Amy Acton appeared on Ohio Politics Explained’s podcast to share her ideas for child tax credit, school funding and tax relief for elderly homeowners amid her governor race, saying she chose not to debate rival Vivek Ramaswamy — wanting to focus on being open and honest.

Jackson TWP girls tennis doubles teams may face each other later in the OHSAA state tournament after district wins earned them spots.

Coach Brett Marlowe said Claire Williams with Ashley Helle and Kamryn Rieder with Halle Smith will play opening matches at (Mason’s Lindner Family Tennis Center).

Former Massillon Tiger Dean Clark (a safety) has been signed to the Philadelphia Eagles' practice squad after being waived by the Jets during preseason; he played 12 games and recorded 14 tackles as a rookie and now looks to revive his pro football career.

On Oct. 15, the Guardians beat the Rays 3-2 at Progressive Field thanks to rookie Petey Halpin’s key two-run home run (his first postseason homer) that gave them a 2-1 series lead.

They will face Games 4 and 5 in Cleveland soon.