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MARION OHIO HAS A LIVELY DOWNTOWN SCENE FILLED WITH STORES AND RESTAURANTS HOWEVER, ONE STORE STANDS OUT AMONG THE REST, THUNDERFURY COMICS AND MORE THUNDERFURY HAS A VERY WIDE AND UNIQUE SELECTION OF ITEMS FOR SALE.
Fall Harvest Festival at Maize Valley
Coming to you live for Gretchen Hoaks reporting class, i’m Olivia Doherty and here is my story.
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.
Kent State Student Brews Up Success with Zonuts and Lattes
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.
Students Celebrate School Spirit at Flash Bash
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.
Voters “Speed-Dated” Local Candidates
[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?
En-Rich-Ment Arts and Education Center
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.
Festive Sign Painting at Winery.
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.
Happy Hour at the Sukkah
A joyous fall Jewish Holiday is wrapping up. KSTV’s Kayleigh Jencks has more.
Jesus Won: Buckeye Revival 2025
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.