Volume 2 Issue 5:
Citizenship & Activism
TOP ARTICLES:
Teens make mark on Canton art scene
by:Amadeus Smith *AGoG Teen Art Gallery owners will soon put ArtsinStark grant money to use. *The money will be used to create a marketing video that is intended to get more teens involved in Canton's art scene.
Community says no to layoffs
by:Amadeus Smith The avoided police layoffs and remaining firefighter layoffs have garnered strong opposition from the community.Locals work to feed the community
by:Kara Johnston - Canton's Food Not Bombs is a worldwide organization which combats violence and homelessness. - The group meets on the corner of Fourth Street Northwest and Market Avenue every Sunday at 1 p.m., on the Kresge Green.Facebookers fight for Joe
by:Kara Johnston Patrons of the recently closed Joe's Bar, at 600 Sixth Street N.W., developed a fan page on facebook.com last Spring to keep the historic bar open.LATEST VIDEOS:
Teens make mark on Canton art scene by:Amadeus Smith
*AGoG Teen Art Gallery owners will soon put ArtsinStark grant money to use. *The money will be used to create a marketing video that is intended to get more teens involved in Canton's art scene.
- Come To Your Census
- Community Says No To Layoffs
- Taggarts Serves Up Cash Sundae For Haiti
- Teens Make Mark On Canton Art Scene
- 17 And Counting...votes
- African American Politicians To Be Recognized
Canton Peace Day 2010
by: BRsq Staff May 30, Canton Peace Day will take place at Nimisila Park to celebrate peace and bring unity to organizations that have been working hard to better Canton.
Happenin' Car Show To Take Place This Weekend
by: BRsq Staff If you’ve got a car that you consider to be a classic, head on down to the Edward “Peel” Coleman Center, 1400 Sherrick Road Southeast, and show off your ride Saturday, July 24.