FIRST: Over Easy At The Depot
Located next in the historic Kent Train Depot, Over Easy At the Depot has offered breakfast options to the Kent area for years.
Over Easy’s story began at a smaller...
Second: Taco Tontos
Vegans and vegetarians have no shortage of Mexican cuisine options at Taco Tontos, located at 123 Franklin Ave.
Kevin and Emily Yohn own Kent’s Taco Tontos on Franklin Avenue,...
FIRST: Ray’s Place
Open since 1937, Ray’s has been a mainstay for Kent residents for decades.
The restaurant offers classic bar foods, such as a variety of burgers and chicken wings, but they...
FIRST: Off the Wagon
Off the Wagon’s selection of board games and stuffed animals and its nostalgic aura invites customers of all ages to shop.
Michael Doerge, the assistant manager of Off the Wagon,...
FIRST: Off the Wagon
Off the Wagon’s selection of board games and stuffed animals with its nostalgic feeling created customers of all age groups to shop.
Michael Doerge, the assistant manager of...
FIRST: Insomnia Cookies
Students looking for late-night sweet treats find a perfect match with Insomnia Cookies, which is open after midnight every day.
Whether they’re staying up late to study...
FIRST: Scribbles Coffee Company
Strings of fairy lights and a wall of syrups may catch patrons’ eyes when they walk into Scribbles Coffee Company to pick up their favorite seasonal coffee or to have...
First: GRAZERS
A menu designed with the goal of meeting everybody’s dietary needs can be found at GRAZERS on 123 N. Water St.
Co-owners Stacey Lasher and business partner Carl Bauer began GRAZERS...
FIRST: University Townhomes On a sunny, warm day, Grayson Denby looks forward to her walks to and from campus along Summit Street — and her “beautiful” journey starts at her University Townhomes...
Accounting students are helping the Kent community this tax season through the university’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA).
The program was started in 2011 by Paula DiVincenzo, manager...
Before crossing or turning on various streets downtown, individuals may notice a brightly colored print of a planet or replica of a woven print with clouds surrounding the sun as the moon eclipses it.
Aided...
Cartoonist and illustrator Chuck Ayers reflected on his experiences while being on campus during the events of May 4, 1970, and how his cartoons allowed him to reflect on those events during the opening...
