John Mariol News Today

City leaders and project stakeholders on Tuesday celebrated the transformation of the Former Lehman High School into Oxford Place senior apartments.

Voters have chosen a new City Council president and the Democratic nominees for three at-large council seats and three ward seats, according to unofficial primary election results.

The city will grant $250,000 to the Downtown Canton Partnership for a professional services agreement lasting at least one year.

Canton awarded up to $200,000 in ARPA money to the owner of Kempthorn Motors for cleaning and greening the former Calvary Presbyterian Church.

Vern Dale Water Center has helped customers enjoy clean, safe water since 1958.

City Council has agreed to create a 10-member board to represent local interests in the statewide distribution of opioid settlement funds.

Canton City Council authorized the mayor or service director to lease land for public bathrooms and a storage facility near Centennial Plaza.

Five members of council released a statement saying they expect "quick and decisive action" if an investigation determines wrongdoing.

City Council has agreed to transfer the building to developers so they can build a regional behavioral health care center on 30th Street NW.

If all goes as planned, developers will build 100 senior rental units just north of the Kingdom Center.