Fallscast Episode 2: June 17, 2020.
On this week’s show, the Falls Free Press reporters and staff discuss: *The June 14 vigil at the downtown amphitheater for George Floyd. *Outbreaks of violence against Black Lives Matters […]
Continue ReadingOn this week’s show, the Falls Free Press reporters and staff discuss: *The June 14 vigil at the downtown amphitheater for George Floyd. *Outbreaks of violence against Black Lives Matters […]
Continue ReadingThis is the first episode of the Fallscast, the new weekly podcast from the Falls Free Press. This week we discuss: *The Black Lives Matter protest in Cuyahoga Falls and […]
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 […]
Continue ReadingKimberly Stimmel is a new addition to the Cuyahoga Falls community and the author of the 2 Legs to 2 Wheels blog. Of the blog, she says “I started my […]
Continue ReadingAs 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 […]
Continue ReadingAimee 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 […]
Continue ReadingFor 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. […]
Continue Reading“Researchers”: Alex Hall & Mike Searl Last summer, before anyone had ever heard of coronavirus, Ohio Brewing Company was just getting set to open its doors in its new Cuyahoga […]
Continue ReadingIn 1985, when Steven Spielberg’s Amazing Stories premiered on NBC, television audiences had already been exposed to the idea of the short form anthology series, even if the term had not been […]
Continue ReadingWhen asked what she thought of the DiCarlo’s pizza we picked up on March 14th to eat at home as the pandemic loomed, my five-year-old daughter said it was “so […]
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