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The general fund and sales tax revenue recovered from the effects of the pandemic by the end of 2020.

The last time a Democratic president was sworn in for his first term, many of Barack Obama's supporters in Stark County excitingly sought tickets to the 2009 inauguration. Canton Councilwoman Chris Smith, D-4, then-Stark NAACP President Moniquec Connor, then-Canton Council President Allen Schulman, Democratic campaign consultant Deametrious St. John and others were able to snag tickets. Others took charter buses to the nation's capital, staked out spots on the grassy National Mall to witness history of the first African-American president taking the oath of office. The inauguration of...

EDITOR'S NOTE: This story has been updated to fix errors. The fire location was incorrect when this was first published on Jan. 18. See correction below. JACKSON TWP.  Firefighters put out a fire Friday night in an allotment just north of Portage Street NW and west of Lake O'Springs Avenue NW. None of the home's occupants were in the home when the fire broke out at the rear of the ground floor at 6880 Maple Glen Ave. NW sometime before 8:54 p.m., said Chief Tracy Hogue. A township firefighter did get ill at the scene, but was treated and was able to return to duty, Hogue said.

That's not the case at the Stark County Coroner's Office. Republican Coroner-elect Ron Rusnack, who's decided to be a part-time coroner and keep his job at Aultman Hospital, is hiring Democratic Stark County Coroner Anthony Bertin to be his chief deputy. Starting 12:01 a.m. Monday, Stark County will have a new coroner, clerk of courts, prosecutor and recorder, all Republicans succeeding Democrats for their first four-year terms.  That many county agencies (four or more) have not transitioned parties in at least 44 years. President Donald Trump, a Republican, won the Stark County vote b...

CANTON  Stark County commissioners voted 3-0 Wednesday to approve the Stark County Sheriff's Office purchasing a cloud-based records system from Tyler Technologies for the sheriff's office and jail. The cost is $1.02 million for equipment, software and installation, plus at least $289,735 a year in maintenance but with no maintenance fee the first 18 months. After the fifth year, the cost of maintenance can increase up to 3% per year. The estimated cost of having the system for over 10 years is about $3.52 million. Tyler had said the price quote was only good until Thursday. Sheriff Geor...