Person of the Year: Jack Hazen
Call the Malone University cross-country office and grad assistant coach James Zeuch tells you that Jack Hazen is “out running errands, but he’ll be back shortly.”
January ’13
Letter from the Editor: Here’s to perspective — and a fresh start to 2013 | January 2013
There’s something about the turn of the calendar year that makes us inherently want to start anew. It’s like someone hits the reset button on Jan. 1 and we get a chance to make a fresh start — with a renewed hope and spirit.
A groom’s perspective: Along for the bride
Grooms, it’s your wedding day, the biggest day of your lives and the official start of your life together with your bride.
MAPS continues to take flight
A modern gondola for a Goodyear blimp is displayed in the exhibition hangar at MAPS Air Museum near the crude aircraft of a pioneer of flight, William Martin’s glider.
What crazy, funny or unexpected thing happened at your wedding?
“We took the limo and the wedding party to the original Handel’s Ice Cream shop for ice cream between the ceremony and reception. It was great when we all piled out and ordered in our wedding attire!
Wedding spotlight: Tiffany and Kyle Zingg
It seemed like Tiffany Pellegrene and Kyle Zingg were destined to be together. The couple first met while each worked at different departments at AultCare in 2006.
Gary Ranalli | In My Own Words
Reaching out to others was taught to me at a very young age. I was raised in the southeast section of Canton, where everyone helped one another. My parents were very generous with what they had; they never turned away anyone who had a need.
Tales of survival
These suspenseful books are sure to keep you on the edge of your seat.
A year of weddings
We love to feature Stark County couples and their weddings throughout the year in our “Wedding Snapshot” section each issue in About magazine. Here, we take a look back at our featured couples from 2012.
Catholic Charities | Nonprofit spotlight
Catholic Charities was established by the Diocese of Youngstown more than 90 years ago as a way to help the less-fortunate develop a pathway to success.
