Located in historic downtown Hartville, Modern Vintage is a collaboration of six local artists who offer painted and refinished furniture, handmade and upcycled home decor, vintage and antique pieces and paint. Peruse the selection and find the perfect piece for your home.
Next time you’re thinking about binge-watching TV while sitting on the couch with a bag of potato chips, think again. Why not try to learn something instead? Ditch the chips and turn on a health documentary. Here are a few to choose from with different topics and approaches to get healthier.
Michalena Kalaitsides has devoted her life to her Greek Orthodox faith, her family and friends who need her. “I’m blessed,” she says, more than once.
An adaptation of the popular childhood story about a white rabbit, a curious little girl and a grinning Cheshire cat will be told through ballet later this month.
Joel Daniel Harris always has had a passion for serving his community, but it took a middle schooler with a big idea and an even bigger spirit to guide him to his life’s work.
A stay-at-home mom with twin daughters, Jamie Hill was diagnosed with breast cancer in May 2017. “All I could think was, ‘I can’t leave (the girls) without a mom. I’m not going to see them go to kindergarten,’ ” said Hill, a North Canton resident. “They were not even 2.”
For four years in a row, the Mercy Cancer Center at Mercy Medical Center has been awarded the Outstanding Achievement Award from the Commission on Cancer.
One of the big questions facing women diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer is whether to be treated with chemotherapy to reduce their risks that the cancer will return. A new study presented at the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology provides much-needed clarity: Most of these women can safely skip chemo.
Cheli Curran, executive director/ CEO of Domestic Violence Project, Inc., has been serving her community for more than 20 years, mostly in victim service populations, seeking to find voices for the underserved. She and her family have lived in downtown Canton for six years and are avid supporters of the arts and downtown living.
When I went to the imaging center for my regular mammogram last year, the woman behind the desk asked me if I’d like to get a 3D mammogram instead of the standard test I’d had in the past.
