Good morning, Akron.

Fans lined up at Magic City Tattoo (Barberton) on Aug.

28 to get $60 Dolly Parton signature tattoos as part of a fundraiser supporting her Imagination Library charity. Local artists volunteered their skills to honor her legacy.

Caravan of Love works to help Akron’s homeless community by offering essential support and supplies.

The group plans to expand its outreach in the coming weeks.

Pegasus Farm in Marlboro Township broke ground on a 16,000 sqft indoor riding arena to expand equestrian programs for veterans, youth & adults with disabilities.

The new facility, built at the former outdoor riding area as part of the farm’s 40th anniversary, is slated to finish around early 2027.

The original White House Chicken in Barberton ends service today before moving to 285 31st St. SW; the restaurant said it will reopen Monday with its original recipes + improved parking and handicap access.

Barberton School District is asking the state to declare a fiscal emergency after deep staff cuts left it at risk of running out of funds by the end of the school year.

The district plans a November tax measure to raise $4.75 million a year for five years.

On Aug. 28, Tallmadge City Schools reported a $1 million drop in state funding due to rising property values, prompting new contract talks with teachers & a forecasted deficit.

The district plans to propose a 1% earned income tax on the November ballot to help cover the shortfall.

Akron-area women with tinnitus describe how constant ringing affects their daily lives despite using hearing aids and sound therapy.

Donna Simon, 72, who recently traveled to Maui, advises staying active while retired bus driver Kathy Smith notes the noise intensifies when she tries to relax.

Health Commissioner Nick Cascarelli reported 7 confirmed measles cases + 29 suspected among unvaccinated patients in Wayne County, and measles were also confirmed in other Northeast Ohio areas including 2 cases in Ashtabula County reported Thursday.

Barberton and Stow played in an OHSAA Week 2 high school football game Friday (Aug.

28) in Stow, with Stow pulling ahead after early turnovers set the pace. The Bulldogs controlled the offense into the second half.

Ohio high school football resumed Friday with several Akron-area teams winning while Walsh Jesuit’s home opener was canceled after an illness outbreak; today, Revere faces Garfield at noon (game updates continue).

After a 6-0 road trip, the Guardians played at Progressive Field yesterday against the Royals.

Tanner Bibee started while Michael Wacha pitched as Royals earned a 3-0 win with a two-run home run by Carter Jensen.