Since the beginning of its summer farmers’ markets, the Jenks Building has seen many changes inside its 90-some-year-old bones. Further painting throughout the many spaces has occurred upstairs and downstairs, […]
Continue ReadingJust in time for this year’s election, while many people are reflecting on American Institutions, Amazon Prime has released a filmed Broadway performance of What the Constitution Means to Me, a […]
Continue ReadingVisitors to the High Bridge Glens Park have seen some new faces recently, not all of which require masks. Earlier this month, the city, in collaboration with Collide: Cuyahoga Falls […]
Continue ReadingIn a time of fear over an invisible enemy and political turmoil, we may easily forget this month is October, a month known for stories about more mythical creatures and […]
Continue ReadingAs the fall foliage has begun to take shape, so has public art in downtown Cuyahoga Falls. Those visiting stores and restaurants on Front Street may have seen new art […]
Continue ReadingIn 1989, in the parking lot of a San Dimas, California Circle K, something strange was afoot. Two slacker teenagers met a mysterious man from the future in a time-traveling […]
Continue ReadingRevitalization has been a key concept for downtown Cuyahoga Falls since Front Street was reopened to traffic two years ago. New shopfronts opened up immediately, such as Pav’s Creamery and […]
Continue ReadingAs the pandemic struck in early March and many people tried to be creative by baking bread or taking up knitting, Taylor Swift took it one step further, using the […]
Continue ReadingLet’s face it—life is difficult as an adult. There are bills to pay, crappy bosses in the workplace, plus taxes, school functions for kids, being snubbed by younger people, etc. […]
Continue ReadingWhen it comes to glassblowing, local artist Jacob Stout says, simply, “it’s a challenge.” Opening Studio 55—Stout’s glass art gallery—at the beginning of 2020, the challenge went beyond mastering glass […]
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