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Old-Fashioned Approach Still Works for Adam’s Men’s Clothier
Friendly faces, quality products, on-site tailoring and competitive prices make store Stark County’s men’s clothing king. Adam Goldman took a shot at opening his own men’s specialty clothing store 26 years ago. The lessons he’s learned serve him well today.
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Tradition, Consistency & Creativity Drive Biery Cheese's Success
Family business' cheese sold nationwide, and in 23 countries; employs 500 locally. When Norman F. Biery founded the business that would become Biery Cheese in 1929, he was working hard to get his family through the Great Depression.
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Right Products, Services & People Help Ziegler Tire Gain Traction
Stark County family business is one of the largest independent tire dealers in the nation; has sold Firestone tires longer than any other dealer. It will come as no surprise to many Stark County residents that Ziegler Tire, headquartered at 4150 Millennium Blvd.
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Making Quality Job 1 Helps Belden Brick Stack Up to Competition
Family-owned, operated company is sixth-largest U. S. brick manufacturer; has served as ‘standard of comparison’ for 133 years. Ford Motor Co. popularized the slogan “Quality is Job 1” in its 1980s ad campaigns.
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Grandmother's Original Recipe Helps MID'S True Sicilian Pasta Sauce Bite Into Market Share
Locally made pasta sauce is selling in thousands of supermarkets across 30 states; newly upgraded manufacturing facility is enabling additional growth. If Mideo Octavio, affectionately known to friends and family members as Mid, were alive today, he’d surely be wide eyed and smiling.
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Remarkable Flowers & People Keep Cathy Cowgill Blooming
Florist has been in business since 1909, is still family owned and was Stark County’s favorite again in 2018. The Cowgill family has been there for Stark County residents during emotional times for 110 years.
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Hard Work & a Little Luck Lead to Laura of Pembroke’s Good Fortunes
Popular boutique thrives thanks to family’s dedication; Business’ stylish impact felt from California to Florida. If John B. Sirpilla — an original partner in Laura of Pembroke — were alive today, he’d give family members hugs and high fives for how far the business has come. John B.
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Harrison Paint Thrives on Making Others Look Good
Company’s products protect and beautify surfaces throughout the Midwest; new Belden Village design center showcases products. When brothers and business partners Mark and Patrick Lauber heard of the opportunity to take over Harrison Paint in 2000, it seemed like a perfect situation. There was just one minor issue.
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Waggoner Chocolates Provides the World a Taste of Stark County
Local company sells the majority of its distinguished chocolates outside the area; Quality, creativity and consistency keep customers coming back for more. With Easter right around the corner, things are really hopping at Waggoner Chocolates, 1281 S. Main St. in North Canton.
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Convenience, Amenities & Community Impact Make CAK the Right Choice
Travelers are one stop away from anywhere in the world at Akron-Canton's very own airport; Work is now under way to revolutionize the passenger experience. Akron-Canton Airport President & CEO Ren Camacho speaks at many community gatherings. When he says, "This is your airport," he means it.
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