Charita Goshay

4 days ago | cantonrep.com | Charita Goshay

The destruction of a downtown Canton apartment building by fire on April 27 upended the lives of the people who already were struggling to keep up. Fortunately, there were no casualties among the tenants or the firefighters. However, one person was seriously injured after jumping from a third-floor window, and several others had to be treated for smoke inhalation. Most of the survivors are in need of a new place to live.

5 days ago | indeonline.com | Charita Goshay

ALLIANCE − In 2024, the Rev. Brandon Hodge found himself at a spiritual crossroads. St. Luke African Methodist Episcopal Church, where he had served as a supply pastor for eight years, was closing due to dwindling attendance. "It really started back in 2020," he said. "I was just unhappy with the AME church. I did not like where things were going, and I knew God was calling me to leave, to launch into the deep, but I just didn't know how.

1 week ago | cantonrep.com | Charita Goshay

MASSILLON − As the Catholic church's College of Cardinals assembles for the process of selecting Pope Francis' successor, parishes around the world are praying that they will act in wisdom. Bishop David Bonnar, head of the Catholic Diocese of Youngstown, celebrated a special Mass at St. Barbara Church, 2813 Lincoln Way W, on Wednesday morning to pray that the 133 men assigned to choose the next pope are imbued with the wisdom of the Holy Spirit.

1 week ago | indeonline.com | Charita Goshay

MASSILLON − As the Catholic church's College of Cardinals assembles for the process of selecting Pope Francis' successor, parishes around the world are praying that they will act in wisdom. Bishop David Bonnar, head of the Catholic Diocese of Youngstown, celebrated a special Mass at St. Barbara Church, 2813 Lincoln Way W, on Wednesday morning to pray that the 133 men assigned to choose the next pope are imbued with the wisdom of the Holy Spirit. Pope Francis died April 21. He was 88.

1 week ago | the-review.com | Charita Goshay

So, the Cleveland Browns would rather leave a city that wants them to move to a community which doesn't? Team owners Dee and Jimmy Haslam are asking the state to issue $600 million in bonds to help build a $3.4 billion domed stadium and development in Brook Park, 13 miles southwest of downtown Cleveland. Guess who has to pay back that debt?