Editing Stow, Ohio (section)

==Notable people==
* [[Haley Bennett]] - singer, songwriter and actress
* [[Richard Cooey]] - convicted murderer and rapist; executed in 2008<ref name=cooey>{{cite news|author1=Miller-Roane, Marilyn |author2=Chancellor, Carl |author3=Geiger, Peter |date=September 3, 1986|title=3 Teens Held in Norton Rape-Murders: Jewelry, Weapon Recovered|newspaper=Akron Beacon Journal|publisher=Beacon Journal Publishing Co.|page=A1 - Metro|quote=A 1985 graduate of Stow High School, Cooey is a stepson of...}}</ref>
* [[Larry Csonka]] - former professional football player in the [[National Football League]] (NFL)
* [[Ben Curtis (golfer)|Ben Curtis]] - professional golfer and winner of the 2003 [[The Open Championship|British Open]]; lived in Stow for several years
* [[Ed Donatell]] - professional football player in the NFL 
* [[Joe Ebanks]] - champion poker player
* [[Leona Farris]] - educator and volunteer
* [[Mark Gangloff]] - [[2008 Summer Olympics|2008 Olympian]] and [[Lists of Olympic medalists|gold medal winner]]
* [[Jim Graner]] - former weeknight [[Sports commentator|sports anchor]] for [[WKYC]]; [[color commentator]] for [[Cleveland Browns]] radio network
* [[Erin Rachel Hudak]] - multi-media artist
* [[Dave Jamerson]] - professional basketball player in the [[National Basketball Association]]
* [[Neel Kashkari]] - Interim Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Financial Stability
* [[Shawn Porter]] - [[professional boxer]]
* [[Lux Interior|Erick Purkhiser]] - better known as Lux Interior, lead singer of [[The Cramps]]
* [[Jennifer Rohn]] - scientist and novelist
* [[Rob Senderoff]] - college basketball coach
* [[Mike Vrabel]] - professional football player and head coach in the NFL 
* [[David Walker (basketball)|David Walker]] - professional basketball player in [[Liga ACB]]
* [[George Younce]] - Gospel Music Hall of Fame member and founding member of [[The Cathedrals]]<ref>{{cite news |title=George C. Younce |url=http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/ohio/obituary.aspx?pid=3408778 |newspaper=[[Akron Beacon Journal]] |date=April 13, 2005 |access-date=February 5, 2018}}</ref>