Running Toward Beer in Cuyahoga Falls: Falls Beer Run
Corey Barnett has run in a lot of different places, whether on vacation in Costa Rica, while studying abroad in New Zealand, or in the various places he’s lived in […]
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State of the City Presented to (Entire) City
Mayor Don Walters delivered his 2018 State of the City Address—the address covers the previous year—immediately following the regularly scheduled City Council meeting on March 11th. This marks the second […]
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A Collision of Art, Music, and Words
On Thursday, February 28th, The Cashmere Cricket hosted Collide: Cuyahoga Falls’ spoken word, music, and art show. Comprised of 6 speakers, musical entertainment from the Nick Paparone Trio, and live […]
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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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City Surveys Residents About Public Art Master Plan
The City of Cuyahoga Falls is moving forward with its Public Art Master Plan this week, offering a “Cuyahoga Falls Public Art Survey” to gauge community interest in public art—that […]
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The Falls Screams for Ice Cream: Pav’s Creamery
After much anticipation, the 50-year-old, family-owned Pav’s Creamery has finally opened their fourth location at 2162 Front Street, to the delight of many residents and visitors. With a throwback 1950s […]
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City Moves to Create Public Art Master Plan
On February 27th, the City of Cuyahoga Falls held a meeting to hear public commentary on the creation of a public art master plan, which would help oversee the placement […]
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Friendship Hangs High at City Hall
In a historic speech, Helen Keller once said, “Alone we can do so little, together, we can do so much.” This anecdote best describes the newest artwork hanging at Cuyahoga […]
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Musical Craftsmanship with Jared Lees
In January, Cuyahoga Falls lost one of its most multi-talented artists to Tallmadge as bass guitarist and knife maker Jared Lees moved his family there after 23 years. During his […]
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Sycamore Valley Golf Course Site Rezoning Opposed by Residents
Cuyahoga Falls residents largely opposed the rezoning of the site of the former Sycamore Valley Golf Course at 1651 Akron Peninsula Road from an E-1 Employment District to R-3 Sub-Urban […]
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