Dayna Yurkovich | Women in Business
After four successful years as marketing manager at The Canton Repository, Dayna Yurkovich decided to “step off the cliff” as she puts it and become an independent businesswoman.
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Brandice Schnabel | Women in Business
Brandice Schnabel is here to help you get your priorities in order.
DeLores Pressley | Women in Business
“If you want your life and words to truly make a difference, attach them to action.”
Jennifer Jellison | Women in Business
When Jennifer Jellison was 4, she watched a dog get hit by a car on Cleveland Avenue.
Teresa Golden | Women in Business
Teresa Golden launched Environmental Flooring Group 10 years ago.
Morgan Darr | Women in Business
Morgan Darr tasted her first sip of coffee at age 6.
Ferraro’s Family Restaurant & Bakery | Donut Wars
For more than a century, Ferraro’s Family Restaurant & Bakery has given customers plenty of ways to satisfy a sweet tooth. The old school Stark County staple is open 24/7. And whether you’re stopping by for a hearty breakfast, a casual dinner or a late-night snack, you can grab a donut or creamstick for the road.
Peace, Love & Little Donuts | Donut Wars
Peace, Love and Little Donuts offers uniquely created donuts at all of its franchised locations in and near Stark County. “This all started in Pittsburgh, and the founders came up with the name,” said Kelli Jett, who manages four of the local shops for franchise owners Dave and JoAnne Miller of Hartville.
Norcia Bakery | Donut Wars
For more than 100 years, Norcia Bakery at 624 Belden Avenue NE has been a Canton institution. The little bakery started by Italian immigrant John Norcia back in 1918, is famous for its bread, dinner rolls and its iconic pepperoni rolls.
Johnnie’s Bakery | Donut Wars
Passed on from father to son, Johnnie’s Bakery—founded in 1946—is one of Canton’s legacy shops for all the baked goods that satisfy even the most discriminating sweet tooth.
