Kids spent the early evening splashing at Lions Park and searching for goldfish to take home.
The Parks and Recreation Department reminds families of the early closure for wading pools on Wednesday.
Swimmers flock to the city owned water park to cool off and catch the rays.
Money will be used to acquire land in State Road Redevelopment Area.
Patch highlights a handful a free events for those who want to stay cool indoors.
Regulating the sale of bath salts, repaving and road repairs are up for discussion Tuesday night.
Cuyahoga Falls Patch rewinds the clock to show you landmarks from the past and what we see today.
Type O negative needed most.
Our Q&A with the woman who's running the show at the Natatorium and Water Works.
Stark Enterprises reports leasing talks taking place, outlines timeline for groundbreaking.
Keep cool indoors at any of these events this week!
Council is asked to vote on road repairs, budget increases and more.
The soggy weather and chilly temperatures close wading pools and delays start at Water Works.
After a stormy winter, Street Department Director Chuck Novak hopes to stock up on supplies.
The following arrest information was supplied by the Cuyahoga Falls police department. It does not indicate a conviction.
Find out who wants to represent you and your ward.
Find out what's happening at the Cuyahoga Falls Library this week.
Find out what city council will discuss at its committee meeting Monday night.
Colony of cats has been at Water Works for years; geese are much bigger nuisance.
Cost of storm damage still not known.
City sponsors contest to encourage residents and businesses to make properties attractive.
President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed June 14 as Flag Day in 1916.
Council also approves purchase of digger-derrick and repair work on parking deck.
Cuyahoga Falls City Council will vote tonight on grants for construction, parking deck repairs.
A resident in the River Estates says emphasizes critters are still a problem ordinance or not.
Cuyahoga Falls City Councilman Jerry James shares why he's decided take the proposed ordinance off the table.
Children are encouraged to record reading habits during summer break.
Cuyahoga Falls City Council will discuss the bird feeding ordinance, water main replacements and a road widening project at its committee meeting this evening.
Eight trees topple onto homes following Wednesday night's storm.
Crews continue to remove large trees and clear debris left behind by Wednesday’s storm.
State Road expansion to include bike lanes, sidewalks, be completed in 2014.
The city reminds residents of holiday schedule.
Consortium will buy FirstEnergy’s Fremont plant; State Road widening plan advances.
Cuyahoga Falls City Council will vote Monday night on a sales contract with American Municipal Power-Ohio.
Cuyahoga Falls library director "optimistic" after the passage of the levy.
He’s known as “Mr. Derby” to some, and now Jeff Iula dishes on what it was like to growing up during his All-American Soapbox Derby days.
City not yet able to prepare soil for community gardens due to recent rainfall.
City Council discusses the ordinance proposed to regulate bird feeders in the city.