Robert Daniels+FollowWhy North Canton’s Eadies Fish House draws crowdsExceptional seafood in landlocked Ohio? Eadies Fish House in North Canton has become a true destination, with folks driving hours just for a taste of their legendary clam chowder and crispy beer-battered cod. The place is refreshingly unpretentious—think weathered exterior, neon beer signs, and a cozy, lived-in vibe. What keeps people coming back isn’t flashy décor, but honest, expertly prepared food and friendly service that feels like home. It’s the kind of spot where regulars bring friends, and newcomers instantly get why it’s worth the trip. Have you ever traveled far just for a great meal? What’s your go-to spot that’s worth the drive? #Food #NorthCanton #Seafood17039Share
Susan Reeves+FollowHoover’s MLK Classic brings big hoops energyNorth Canton is about to light up with the annual Hoover Hoops MLK Classic! This weekend, Hoover High School hosts a packed lineup of boys basketball games, featuring local favorites and fierce rivals. Tickets are cash-only at the door—$10 for adults, $5 for students and seniors—so bring some bills and cheer on your team. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just love the buzz of high school sports, this is the spot to catch the action and connect with neighbors. Who are you rooting for, and which matchup are you most excited to see? #Sports #Basketball #NorthCanton00Share
Malik Williams+FollowNorth Canton Soccer fields: New hope after uproarPlans for new soccer fields in North Canton just took a big turn! After a wave of pushback from St. Ives neighbors, the North Canton Soccer Club dropped its bid to build fields in the middle of the allotment. Now, the club and township trustees are eyeing a new spot behind the recycling center on Midway. Everyone agrees the community needs more places for kids to play, but funding is still a big question mark. What do you think—should the township provide land, or should private donors step up to build these much-needed fields? #Sports #Soccer #NorthCanton00Share
