Alliance Review

The Alliance Review is a local newspaper serving Alliance, Ohio, and surrounding regions in Northeast Ohio. This publication comes out six days a week and reaches nearly 14,000 readers. Established in 1888, the newspaper is now part of Dix Communications.

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Columbus pizza favorite unveils new interactive bib pizza box

3 days ago | the-review.com | Amani Bayo

Mikey's Late Night Slice introduced a new pizza box featuring artwork and a tear-off bib. The box art is created by Columbus artist Patrick Moore. A Columbus pizza staple has added a new interactive item to its far-from-boring, late-night restaurant brand. Mikey's Late Night Slice announced a full-color Pizza Bib Brand box, which features box art and an interactive neck piece that customers can tear off and use when eating.
Tornado warning issued Wednesday for Summit, Portage counties

1 week ago | the-review.com | Alisson Toro-Lagos

A tornado warning has been issued for Summit County Wednesday evening, according to the National Weather Service. The warning is in effect until 6:45 p.m. for southern Portage County, southwestern Mahoning County, northeastern Stark County, and southeastern Summit County. At 6:09 p.m., a severe thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado was located near Mogadore, or 7 miles southwest of Ravenna, moving east at 30 mph, the weather service said.
Mayor: Alliance's new Housing Oversight Board won't just police rentals

1 week ago | the-review.com | Benjamin Duer

ALLIANCE ‒ The first session of the city's new Housing Oversight Board yielded few, if any, significant decisions. The June 18 meeting was an introductory session for the five members to familiarize themselves with the purpose and policies of the board. Space was limited, but the meeting also was streamed live on Zoom. The biggest takeaway from the meeting came after it had ended, regarding single-family homes.
Alliance: Limited space for new Housing Oversight Board meeting; online available

1 week ago | the-review.com | Benjamin Duer

ALLIANCE ‒ Limited space will be available for today's first meeting of the city's new Housing Oversight Board, city officials said. The meeting is at 2 p.m. in the City Administration Building at 504 E. Main St., in a conference room on the second floor. In an email, officials said in-person attendance has been limited to the first 40 citizens, on a first-come, first-served basis due to capacity issues.
Royal Docks Brewing investor sues founders, claims misrepresentation and fraud

1 week ago | the-review.com | Kelly Byer

JACKSON TWP. − Gouldram Holdings LLC is suing Royal Docks Brewing Co. and its founders, John and Adriana Bikis, claiming they failed to disclose financial issues and uphold aspects of a deal made when they accepted the investor's money. Gouldram Holdings was brought in last year to take a controlling interest of the brewery and infuse cash into the operation, but an agreement fell apart earlier this year, leading to the closure of the three Royal Docks taprooms.
Kroger is giving away 92,000 pints of free ice cream: How to get coupon

1 week ago | the-review.com | Greta Cross

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Boys high school track and field I 13 returning Stark County athletes to watch in 2026

1 week ago | the-review.com | Mike Popovich

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'Like my child.' Canton dog owner mourns pet shot, killed by deputy dog warden

2 weeks ago | the-review.com | Robert Wang

Show Caption Hide Caption Canton man talks about deputy dog warden shooting and killing his dogTheodore Stallworth of Canton woke up on June 10 and found out a Stark County deputy dog warden had shot and killed his dog King outside his home. The owner of a pit bull shot and killed by a deputy dog warden said his dog and his girlfriend's dog got loose when a friend opened the door of his home. Two residents say they saw the escaped dogs get into contact with a passerby.
Stark County couple working to expand medical clinic they opened in Zimbabwe

2 weeks ago | the-review.com | Charita Goshay

Clinic's shipping crate is stationed at Church of the Lakes Global Methodist in Jackson TownshipJACKSON TWP. − A return visit to their native Zimbabwe left such an impression on a Perry Township couple that the trajectory of their lives has changed. Onias Mabgwe was pursuing a master's degree in business at the University of Akron when he and his wife, Diana, a registered nurse, returned to Zimbabwe when their daughter-in-law became ill during the impending birth of their grandchild.
Ohio High School Softball Coaches Association announces All-Ohio teams

2 weeks ago | the-review.com | Brad Bournival

Greater Akron/Canton softball stars lined the first-team All-Ohio squads when the state’s high school association announced its honorees for the 2025 season. GlenOak’s Ryleigh Hall was first team All-Ohio in Division I and Walsh Jesuit’s Ella Girard picked up the honor in Division II. Division III was the most represented with the Aurora tandem of Sophie Retton and Lailah Bohanan joining Lake’s Olivia Brown and Revere’s Paige Kelley on the first team.