What is a City Councilperson and How do they Get that Way? Becoming a Cuyahoga Falls city councilperson starts with getting 25 registered voters in a candidate’s same political party […]
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A city is seen differently by everyone who lives in and around it. Some love everything about where they live, while others may want to be anywhere else. For Cuyahoga […]
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Margie’s Hope is a non-profit organization in Akron providing assistance to the local transgender community and their families since 2011. Jacob Nash, Founder and Board President, saw a need in […]
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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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In the art world, it’s not uncommon for an artist to enjoy working in one or two different media, whether costumes, photography, drawing, jewelry, etc. For Cuyahoga Falls artist Toni […]
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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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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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The Cure for a Sweet Tooth Vincent’s Bakery on Bailey Road is the perfect place in Cuyahoga Falls to answer the age-old question of “donut or doughnut?” More than just […]
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Tap Talk Vol. 2 “Researchers”: Mike Searl, Stephen Mulé, & Jennifer Mulé, As part of our continuing effort to keep the public informed about the issues that really matter, a […]
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Matt Farkas, host of Late Night Laughs at Cheese & Chong’s in Akron’s Highland Square neighborhood, says that comedy is “culturally important” and “it’s good for ya.” The crowd in […]
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