Oh, The Places You’ll Go…Birding
Aimee Phillips is an amateur photographer and a volunteer with the Summit County Metro Parks and the Mustill Store. In tune with nature, she enjoys bird watching and capturing the […]
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Quarantining is for the Birds…A Hobby
Aimee Phillips is an amateur photographer and a volunteer with the Summit County Metro Parks and the Mustill Store. In tune with nature, she enjoys bird watching and capturing the […]
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Farmer’s Market Finds Success with New Location and Management
The “Farmers’ Market in the Falls” has officially begun its second season at its new location in High Bridge Glens Park in Cuyahoga Falls. This season’s first market was a […]
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Public Meets to Hear Information on Gorge Dam Removal
More than 200 area residents gathered at the Natatorium Tuesday for an informational meeting about the Gorge Dam removal presented by the Ohio and U.S. Environmental Protection Agencies and Summit […]
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Waking Up Your Yard and Garden This Spring
This is the time of year when all gardeners start daydreaming about summer’s fresh vegetables growing in their gardens, surrounded by lush green lawns. Now is the time to get […]
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How to Be Environmentally Conscious in Your Everyday Life
Tips from the Green Girl Hello from your city Green Girl! This edition of “Tips from the Green Girl” is about reducing paper use in your home. Paper is made […]
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Sensational Scents at Sisters Scented Candles
Sisters Scented Candles in Cuyahoga Falls has been owned and operated by Sue and Bill Evans since 2003, and enabling the candle addictions of Falls residents and visitors from their […]
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How to Be Environmentally Conscious in Your Everyday Life
Tips from the Green Girl Vol. 2 Hello from your city Green Girl! This edition of “Tips from the Green Girl” is about alternatives to single-use plastic bags, which are […]
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Rebirth of the Cuyahoga River
Choked with industrial wastes, oil, agricultural runoff, human waste, and chemical poisons even as early as the late-19th century, the Cuyahoga River was described as “an open sewer” by former […]
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Getting Your Lawn and Garden Ready for Winter
With winter just around the corner, preparing the yard for seasonal changes is not something many homeowners think about nor look forward to, but a well-prepared lawn will make spring […]
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