Good morning, Canton.

Stark County volunteers have supported nonprofits like Stark Parks, Habitat for Humanity, and local hospitals by handling tasks from wildlife care to food delivery.

Many helpers, including long-time volunteer Barbra Lewis, give back with pride + their work keeps community services running.

Bob Mohr, a local athlete, Marine veteran & business owner, will run for 24 hours on a treadmill starting at 10 a.m. Nov.

28 at Kempthorn Auto Campus to raise money for the Domestic Violence Project. Visitors will be welcome to the showroom as proceeds will fund emergency shelter, housing assistance & legal advocacy for survivors in Stark County.

American Signature Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and will close the Centerville and Cincinnati Value City Furniture locations among the 21 in Ohio, while other stores will remain open to fill orders and hold a Black Friday sale.

The company plans to sell its assets within 45 days — customers are advised to watch for further updates.

Canton resident Chais Ross-Medal was elected state secretary of the Ohio NAACP, making her the youngest person to hold the post.

She opened Chasing Hope House — a nonprofit aiding teens aging out of foster care — in October to offer life-skills training and support.

On Nov. 25, the Pro Football Hall of Fame revealed modern-era semifinalists for the Class of 2026 during a live NFL Network broadcast — including first-year eligible players such as Drew Brees, Larry Fitzgerald, Frank Gore, Philip Rivers and Jason Witten.

The group was picked from 128 nominees and will be cut to 15 finalists later this year.

Canton voters are invited to choose Stark County high school soccer and offensive football players as nominees from schools like Alliance, Canton South, Central, Hoover, GlenOak, Jackson, Lake, Marlington, Massillon, McKinley and Tuslaw based on their standout records—vote submissions are accepted until 5 p.m. Friday and winners will be announced Saturday morning.

Rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders made his debut start for the Browns by completing 11-of-20 passes for 209 yards, one touchdown, one interception and one sack in a 24—10 win over the Raiders.

Coach Kevin Stefanski announced Sanders will start against the 49ers on November 30 as his performance raises questions about his progress—especially on deep routes by wide receiver Jeudy and Myles Garrett’s push toward a sack record.

The Year of the Coach series spotlights Indian Valley senior Grady Kinsey whose speedy runs led his team to the Division IV state semifinals against Cleveland Glenville — coaches praise his skills as a key factor in the underdog Braves' success while recalling local legends like Harold Fannin, Chris Spielman and Travis McGuire. The series shows how powerful high school football has shaped our local sports history.

29th Annual Perry Township Rotary Turkey Trot

7-11 a.m. — Canton Central Catholic High School — $22-$50 — Celebrate Thanksgiving with a fun-filled 5K run/walk in the heart of Canton, Ohio.

Holiday Market Weekend One

12-7 p.m. — Oakwood Square — Admission TBD — Experience an enchanting atmosphere reminiscent of European Christmas markets with local shopping and festive activities.

720 Village of Shops

5:30-8:30 p.m. — DoubleTree by Hilton Canton Downtown — Free entry — Explore local shops and enjoy refreshments during this festive pop-up market.

A Christmas Carol

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Players Guild Theatre — Ticket prices start at $99 — Experience a classic holiday tale brought to life on stage.

North Canton Winterfest 2025

4:30-7:30 p.m. — Downtown Square — Free entry — Celebrate the winter season with tree lighting, Santa visits, and festive activities in the heart of North Canton.

A Christmas Carol

2-5 p.m. — Players Guild Theatre — Tickets start at $99 — Experience the classic tale of redemption in a captivating performance.

Community Resource Fair

1-5 p.m. — The Goodwill Ken Weber Community Campus — Free entry — Celebrate the holiday season with local resources, crafts, and a chance to meet Santa.

A Christmas Carol

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Players Guild Theatre — Tickets starting at $95 — Experience the timeless tale of Scrooge and his transformation this Christmas season.

A Christmas Carol

2-5 p.m. — Players Guild Theatre — Tickets start at $114 — Experience the timeless holiday tale brought to life on stage.

A Christmas Carol: A Live Radio Play

6:30-9:30 p.m. — Tozzi's On 12th — Cost info not provided — Experience the magic of a live radio play adaptation of A Christmas Carol amidst the holiday spirit.