I moved away from Stark County to Oklahoma City in 2013. In recent years, I've actually begun to miss it. I do like how there is new economic development happening in Stark County. It actually began before I moved. I just wish it would reach a point where people stop leaving, or actually begin moving in. I know I'm contemplating moving back.

In my hometown now as Massillon city schools kid Alum from class of 1982. I am us navy man from first Lebanon war. I was deck worker Uss white plains afs-4 deployed there at age 17 To yokosuka Japan . My second duty station also in deck dept on my ship Us navy most decorated ship 19 battle stars she won USS new jersey bb62

It's been a Great place to grow up. 😁❤

All i know is my dad grew up here, dough I never really had the chance to know him personally...

Ronny Harris is my cousin... I'm glad they showed him some love. This videos was very educational about the city I was born and raised in.

My Great Grandmother helped make the laugh in the dark lady. They had her the McKinley Museum a few years back. I guess she worked where they made papier-mache mannequins. My Grand mother has a baby doll she made her there.

Mary Regula. ,you are appreciated in your efforts to create the national first ladies museum .

I Truly Mess Her Laugh And Mess Meyers Lake Them Wad The Gratest Time Were Everyone Could Go For The Whole Day!! Had So Many Rides Games And Food And Prizes But I Will Never For Get Her Laugh Thanks Mary For Sharing Her Again! Bless You.

Very very nice video

I grew up on 8th right off of wertz anf within walking distance of myers lake. we had a ball there.

they forgot dr. james George the dentist he won medals min 2 Olympics for weight lifting, 1960 and 64 I think

Great film, but they did not mention Republic Steel

I lived in Stark County growing up and learned a lot from this video. However, the video quality is poor. Is there a better quality video available somewhere? I’d like to watch this on my TV but it’s so pixelated…

Too bad politicians and elitists frittered away a lot of the industry to overseas locations. In the 1950's and 1960's, Stark County was a booming community with jobs galore.

Not one peep about Republic steel which had plants in both Canton and Massillon.

Those days are long gone.

Love my city! We’re was the diversity in this Doc!???????

I did not know alliance carnation city

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Rather bloviating.

You never showed the good things of

This was posted 11 years ago and they said it was vibrant but every interviewee and person in the background is 60 plus yr olds 😂. At that rate im guessing Stark county might not exist anymore😆