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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Whole Foods adds locations, opens new stores in June. Are any in Ohio? What we know

3 days ago | the-review.com | Alex Perry

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Brew Kettle Canton serving elevated pub fare at Hall of Fame Village

3 days ago | the-review.com | Bev Shaffer

CANTON – The Brew Kettle may be best known as a go-to for craft beer and the Topgolf Swing Suites, but if you haven’t tried the food, you’re missing some seriously satisfying pub fare. I stopped in for lunch on a Monday and found a lively crowd already enjoying themselves. High-top tables and booths were buzzing with conversation and clinking glasses − always a good sign. In one booth, Derick Lyons, a marketing specialist from Canton, and his lunch guest Shannon Pierce were finishing up.
Alliance City Council approves Kimble rate hikes on garbage

3 days ago | the-review.com | Benjamin Duer

The garbage rates for trash service in Alliance will increase in July, between 9.2% to 20.4% depending on service level. ALLIANCE ‒ Garbage rates will increase in July for residents with Kimble Recycling & Disposal Services. City Council on Monday night approved the rate hike of between 9.2% and 20.4%, depending on the service level. The prices will run July 1 to June 30, 2026. The city has a contract with Kimble.
Meet Twenty under 40! honoree Kelly Piero: 'Resilience is contagious'

4 days ago | the-review.com | Rick Armon

Kelly Piero, a marketing manager at SOPREMA, is a Twenty Under 40! honoree recognized for her community involvement and professional achievements. Piero serves on various boards and committees, including ArtsinStark and the Aultman Women's Board. She is an alumna of Leadership Stark County and a member of ystark! and National Women in Roofing. Editor's note: Twenty under 40! is a collaborative effort between the Canton Regional Chamber of Commerce’s ystark! and the Canton Repository.
Ohio to move all liquor permitting online as summer festival season kicks off

4 days ago | the-review.com | Jim Weiker

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Penny for your thoughts: Stark businesses don't fear the demise of the coin

5 days ago | the-review.com | Steven Grazier

The U.S. Treasury is to halt the production of pennies in the coming months. Stark County businesses think the halt in penny production won't hugely impact operations. A local coin shop owner says penny collecting could become popular again. CANTON – Woody's Root Beer Stand is one of the few businesses in Stark County that operates as cash-only. No credit cards accepted.
'We still had to focus': Fairless runners tackle new opportunities after heartbreak

6 days ago | the-review.com | Mike Popovich

After falling short in the 3,200 relay, Fairless runners Brice Fuller, Bradlee Keehn and Andrew Hearn earned individual state berths. Fuller won the 3,200, Keehn finished second in the 800 and Hearn was fourth in the 1,600 at the Muskingum Division II regional track and field meet. Fuller's winning time of 9:17.50 broke a meet record. NEW CONCORD — This was a new day.
'He was every bit of God's creation.' Hundreds mourn loss of Matthew Schultz at vigil

1 week ago | the-review.com | Robert Wang

A couple hundred people attended an hourlong vigil May 30 for Matthew Schultz in Witwer Park across the street from the North Canton Middle School, which he attended. Matthew's teachers and family friends shared their memories of Matthew whom they said had an amazing heart and love for his family and friends. In honor of Matthew's love of Star Wars, many attendees wore Star Wars clothing and Star Wars costumes.
Memorial Tournament weather: Will third round forecast hold rain or shine?

1 week ago | the-review.com | Nathan Hart

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Ohio high school baseball, softball scores, schedules | OHSAA district, regional tournament

1 week ago | the-review.com | Chris Beaven

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