On May 18th, Downtown Cuyahoga Falls will host Steps of Change, an event meant to create greater public awareness for addiction. The event seeks to convert “pain into purpose”—which is […]
Continue ReadingCorey 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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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 […]
Continue ReadingTap Talk Vol. 3 “Researchers”: Mike Searl & Alex Hall As always, we at the Falls Free Press are willing to shoulder the burden of sampling beer at area breweries and report […]
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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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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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The Falls Free Press recently sat down with Falls Family PRIDE event organizer and First Christian Church Pastor Debbie Saxe, along with Akron PRIDE organizer and Chief Summit County Prosecutor Gert Wilms […]
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“Researchers”: Mike Searl & Alex Hall On a sunny, mid-August day, we met up for some “research” at the newest brewery in Cuyahoga Falls, Missing Mountain Brewing Company (MMBC), all […]
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Gwen Stembridge, of the LGBTQ advocacy group Equality Ohio, spoke to the Cuyahoga Falls Board of Education on April 4th of this year to advocate for non-discrimination policy in the […]
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On Tap Grille & Bar has been a Cuyahoga Falls institution since it opened in 1982. Although it may once have seemed to cater to a particular sort of clientele, […]
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