February ’20

Mike Cammel had plenty of experience with Italian-style food before he opened his own business, Camellone Italian American Cuisine, in December 2016.

My husband, Dave, and I are big fans of local craft beer, so we were eager to try out one of Stark County’s newest breweries. UnHitched Brewing Co. in Louisville opened at the end of October. We heard great things from friends and coworkers who’d visited and had high hopes for our own stop in mid-December.

This month’s Test Kitchen recipe is guaranteed to impress your Valentine’s Day date and require only minimal effort on your part.

With two locations in Stark County and one in Summit County, Muggswigz Coffee & Tea Co. has been Canton’s coffee roaster and tea merchant since 2003. The locally owned and operated coffee shop creates award-winning, fresh, quality-focused specialty coffee and tea. Stop in for a latte and a sweet treat.

Come walk with me in the neighborhood. This will be a walk along an indoor street, a thoroughfare through time that seems quite realistically like a neighborhood of the past. At some point of the winter during a visit to the McKinley Presidential Library & Museum, I plan to scale the stairs to the second floor and step off through the museum’s Street of Shops. You can come along.

Late last year, Reid and Adriann Sittler assumed ownership of Quality Heating & Cooling with an “OATH” to continue the good service customers have come to expect.

In high school, she rallied the crowds at Massillon football games dressed as Washington High School’s mascot, Obie the Tiger. Now as a teacher, Tria Hummel is cheering her students to success.

Established in 2016 in the heart of downtown Canton, 6th Street Yoga strives to make the student experience paramount. The studio offers a variety of classes. Its class styles range from gentle and relaxing to more vigorous and challenging. Regardless of the class, all teachers are mindful to provide you with modifications to make your practice safe and unique to you.

Romona Robinson decided she wanted to be a journalist at age 6, while she was sitting with her mother in rural Missouri watching Walter Cronkite anchor the CBS Evening News.

Erin Murphy is a communications specialist at Aultman Hospital. Before joining the Aultman team, she spent nearly 10 years building library collections geared toward teens, working with teen library volunteers and planning after-school programming. She really recommends following your favorite authors on social media. Who doesn’t love to hear what is coming next? And many of them share great beloved pet pictures.