The Best of Kent results are in. TV2's Erin Sullivan stopped by a few of your favorite food places in Kent.
Erin Sullivan is a TV2 reporter. Contact her at [email protected]
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: University Library
The community has voted the University Library as the best place to study for the 10th year in a row. With 12 floors providing different learning environments, University Library...
FIRST: Scribbles Coffee Co.
Scribbles Coffee Co. is community-oriented before anything else, according to eight-year owner Beth Budzar.
Scribbles’ location moved from Cincinnati to Kent in 2007,...
The sky was full of dark gray clouds and raindrops sprinkled the sidewalk outside. Despite the weather, a young blonde woman stood between two buildings staring at a landscape painting of the same area. The...
As Kent State students adjust to their class schedules this semester, area businesses are adapting and preparing for those students to become their new customers.Brian Smith, manager of All Media Art Supply...
Coffee and community service go hand in hand during the month of March at Scribbles Coffee. It has partnered with ARM (Anonymous Relief Mission) and Paint Nite, a company that offers groups the chance...
Tree City Coffee & PastryFounded in 2011, Tree City Coffee & Pastry is a privately owned coffee shop located in Downtown Kent.With features like a fireplace and comfy couch, the shop offers a comfortable...
One sip and a flat white coffee goes down smooth, numbing taste buds with two shots of espresso. The velvety texture of the steamed milk gives it a gentle feel, but it has a more intense flavor than a...
Scribbles Coffee in downtown Kent was host to a night of live poetry readings by Kent State University students Saturday."The whole point was to give friends and the Kent community a public forum for poetry,"...
While spring feels so close, it’s still so far away — especially if you’re in northeast Ohio. We all know that snow can fall well into April here, and it looks like these polar vortexes are becoming...
