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Spicy wings, cool people, and a hot summer day – what could be better? The restaurants, bars, and pizza shops of Stark County are known for serving some of the best wings that you'll find anywhere, with flavors to suit every taste. With National Wing Day coming up on July 29, now is the perfect time to find a new favorite place for wings. Our real estate agents have you covered, with our guide to six great places to order wings in Stark County.

1. Harmon's Pub – 2329 Tuscarawas St. W, Canton, OH 44708
   With great appetizers, affordable, delicious wings, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere, Harmon's Pub is the ideal place to enjoy a wing night close to Canton homes for sale. There are 18 different flavors of wings available here, from the savory garlic & parmesan to the ultra-spicy Pappy Red. Harmon's Pub also offers "sinless" wings made with grilled chicken, perfect for when you're in the mood for a healthy option.

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July is Ice Cream Month! This seems rather fitting, being that July is one of the hottest months of the year. Eating an ice cream cone or sipping on a delicious shake is a wonderful way to beat the heat. Here are some of the top places our real estate agents recommend stopping for ice cream in the North Canton area.

• Handel's Homemade Ice Cream: 219 E. Maple St., North Canton, OH 44720 and 7212 Fulton Dr. NW, Canton, OH 44718
  Handel's Homemade Ice Cream originated in Youngstown Ohio in 1945, and they have since opened other locations, including this location near North Canton homes for sale. They always use the best ingredients and aim to make their customers smile. 
  
  Handel's has more than 50 flavors. They're also known for their Handel Pops, which are scoops of their ice cream, on a stick, dipped into gourmet chocolate. Handel's Hurricanes, which are vanilla ice cream blended with various chopped candies, are also popular.

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When you buy produce, you typically don't know much about how it's grown or how many miles it traveled before it reaches you. This means it won't be as fresh, tasty, or nutrient-dense as it could be. Buying farm-fresh produce, on the other hand, means you know where your food comes from and can get specific information about how it was grown. It will be delicious, colorful, and full of important nutrients, and as an added bonus, you'll be helping to support your local farmers and economy.

Our real estate agents recommend visiting these five places in Stark County to stock up on farm-fresh produce.

1. North Canton Farmers Market – 1447 N. Main St., North Canton, OH 44720  
   You'll be able to buy a wide variety of local products year-round at the North Canton Farmers Market, including farm products, baked and preserved goods, and personal care items. Almost everything that's offered for sale travels less than an hour from the farm or kitchen it was created in to where it's sold at the market, located near North Canton homes for sale. During warmer weather months. The market is operated outside, then moves to the indoors after mid-October. And while you're shopping at the market, check out its Mural of Gratitude, a farmers market-inspired piece of art. Hours are 3-6 p.m. on Wednesdays.

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Stark County's present has been shaped by its past. How much do you know about the people and events that have influenced the area? Our real estate agents love exploring Stark County's rich history at these fascinating locations around North Canton.

1. William McKinley Presidential Library & Museum - 800 McKinley Monument Dr. NW, Canton, OH 44708
   Ohio is second only to Virginia in the number of presidents that have come from the state. William McKinley Presidential Library & Museum has been called a "hidden gem" just minutes from Canton homes for sale. In addition to the memorial to our 25th president, which includes the final resting spot of McKinley and his family, the museum features a comprehensive exhibit displaying 200 years of Stark County history. Admission is $10 for adults and $8 for kids ages 3-18. The museum is open from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday (closed from noon - 1 p.m. for cleaning).

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From the outside, it's easy for home valuation to feel like one big mystery. Even though you might be familiar with many of the ingredients that go into a home valuation, you might be wondering how your real estate agent mixes them all together to identify the right listing price for the home. Our real estate agents are here to provide an industry perspective and help you unravel the mystery of home valuation.

• Understanding What Goes Into a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA)
  Let's say you're trying to price a home to compete with other Akron homes for sale. A CMA is one of the most important tools that your agent will use to help determine the value of the home. By comparing the home with similar properties that were part of recent real estate transactions in the same market, you can find an asking price that fits that market. A CMA takes into account homes that are currently for sale, homes that have recently sold, and homes that were listed but didn't sell. The process works best when there are more homes in your market with a similar size, amenities, and features.

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