October events bring students to Downtown Kent businesses
With its many events, October is a vibrant time for Kent State students, and businesses know how to get them downtown. KSTV reporter Jonathan Beard has more.
With its many events, October is a vibrant time for Kent State students, and businesses know how to get them downtown. KSTV reporter Jonathan Beard has more.
For Kent State student Zoe Noel, a simple love for coffee and donuts has turned into a growing business. She’s brewing her future with every cup she serves. Adrianna Quinlan has the story.
Kent State’s Flashes Activity Board kicked off Homecoming weekend with a campus-wide celebration. Flash Bash brought students together for an evening of fun and school spirit. Savannah Carroll has the story.
[ANCHOR] THOUGH THE KENT GENERAL ELECTION IS NOVEMBER FOURTH, THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS HOSTED AN EVENT FOR CITIZENS TO BECOME ACQUAINTED WITH THE CANDIDATES. K-S-T-V’S OWN LEXIE BLATNIK WAS THERE. LEXIE?
A nonprofit arts and education center located in Canton is doing much more than keeping children busy after school. En-Rich-Ment offers a variety of programs focused on creativity, academics, and self confidence while allowing them to express themselves in a safe space. Trinity Chapman has the story.
Party-arty hosted a paint and sip featuring a sign that they would turn into a pumpkin on one side, and a snow man on the other. That’s your cue Hannah.
A joyous fall Jewish Holiday is wrapping up. KSTV’s Kayleigh Jencks has more.
On Ohio State’s campus this month, faith and football came together in a big way. For the second year in a row, Buckeye football players and student faith groups hosted a revival that drew thousands.
This is Jason Powell reporting down in the Rathskeller in the student center on Kent State University main campus where FAB is holding its superhero trivia!
A KENT LOCAL THRIFT STORE, “BRANDED AT KENT”, CELEBRATES THE FALL HARVEST BY HOSTING A VINTAGE MARKET DOWNTOWN