She grew up roughly 90 minutes north of Canton. Yet Tonja Marshall admits she knew very little about Stark County or even the Pro Football Hall of Fame until she enrolled at the University of Mount Union and met her future husband, Marcus, who is a GlenOak High School graduate.
The logo of Cathy Wyatt’s business is a bright sun, which is perfectly fitting with her outgoing and sunny personality. Wyatt is the founder and owner of Carpe Diem Coffee Shop at 215 Market Avenue N, which has become a magnet for coffee and tea aficionados and is one of downtown Canton’s most successful businesses.
We hit the streets in an exhaustive search for the most delectable dishes, shoppable spots and entertaining experiences across Stark County. Enjoy our editor’s picks, and don’t miss the readers’ choice roundups in more than 100 categories.
The holidays are upon us, and that means family get-togethers, parties, shopping and of course, gifting. I always feel weird answering the age-old question, “What do you want for Christmas?” When I was a kid, I would create multiple lists so that I wouldn’t get two of the same gift. Smart thinking!
Pumpkin spice is always popular once September 1st rolls around. But there are other flavors out there that are just as delicious and bring out the fall vibes.
LUXE is unlike any publication in our community: An annual high-end collection of the finest businesses that serve Stark County, captured inside a beautifully photographed book, and showcased on a companion website.
We asked; you voted. Here are the results of the Food & Dining categories in the 2015 Local Faves contest. See if your favorites won this year.
