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Photos of the Sinchuri family (from left to right, Rohit, Kalpana, Goma, Biswa), who came to Ohio from Nepal. Their photos and stories are featured in "We the People," on display in the High Bridge Glens park. --photo courtesy Bart Sullivan

See Some New and Familiar Faces at the Park

October 27, 2020November 22, 2020 Bart Sullivan

Visitors 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 […]

Small Town Monster's latest documentary, The Mothman Legacy look's at Point Pleasant, WV and Gallipolis, Ohio's most famous cryptid. --photo courtesy Small Town Monsters.

Mothman Sightings Low as Residents Quarantine—Small Town Monsters Remedy Situation

October 20, 2020October 20, 2021 Bart Sullivan

In 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 […]

Kimmy Henderson's planter mural outside Hunt's Bar on Front Street. --photo courtesy DTCF Partnership.

Downtown Art Takes Root Along Front Street

October 19, 2020November 22, 2020 Bart Sullivan

As 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 […]

Bill & Ted (Keanu Reeves, Alex Winter, right) discuss music with their daughters Thea & Billie (Samara Weaving, Brigette Lundy-Paine, left)

Wyld Stallyns Try to Save the Universe During COVID-19

September 14, 2020November 8, 2020 Bart Sullivan

In 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 […]

Shulia's Market outside the Jenk's Building on the corner of Front Street and Falls Avenue. --Bart Sullivan

New Ideas and Fresh Produce Arrive at Jenks Building

September 9, 2020November 8, 2020 Bart Sullivan

Revitalization 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 […]

folklore presents a new style for style for Taylor Swift with her familiar lyrical quality. --courtesy Taylor Swift Facebook page

Swift Spins a Unique Creation of folklore

August 2, 2020November 11, 2021 Bart Sullivan

As 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 […]

J.G. Quintel's Close Enough brings the fantastical into the lives of Josh, Emily, and their daughter Candice. --courtesy HBO.

The Fantasy of Adulting: Close Enough Better than Reality

July 21, 2020October 13, 2020 Bart Sullivan

Let’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. […]

Jacob Stout stands with various designs of glass vases he blew and assembled. --Photo by Bart Sullivan

Falls Glass Gallery Remolded After Quarantine

June 16, 2020October 13, 2020 Bart Sullivan

When 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 […]

The ramp to the Red parking deck will be one of seven canvases for temporary chalk murals this July. --photo by Bart Sullivan

Local Artists Asked to “Chalk it Up” This Summer

May 23, 2020October 13, 2020 Bart Sullivan

As businesses begin to reopen and Cuyahoga Falls returns to a semblance or normal life, many residents anticipate the changing weather and summertime festivities. While the city has canceled this […]

Grace VanderWaal sings to Graham Verchere in Disney's adaptation of Stargirl. Photo courtesy Disney --image courtesy Disney+

Disney’s Stargirl is a Musically-Charged Family Treasure

April 27, 2020October 13, 2020 Bart Sullivan

For students in high school, identity can be an important concept to consider. During a normal school year not faced by COVID-19, there are sports, studies, music, friends, clubs, etc. […]

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