Summit County • October 13, 2025
Good morning, Summit County. Break out those bell-bottoms and platform shoes! The Falls Cancer Club is turning back time with their "70s Night at the Races" fundraiser on October 18. For $40, attendees can don disco attire, name a racing horse, enjoy dinner, and potentially win prizes—all while directly supporting medical bills for 130 local cancer patients. It's a groovy way to make a meaningful difference in our community.
Meanwhile, transformation is happening across our region. Bridges Learning Center is revolutionizing education for struggling students through innovative approaches like music therapy and RC car racing, while Akron Honey owners Brent and Rebecca Wesley are reimagining urban spaces with their Yellow Brick Road District. This creative project will convert empty lots near Jefferson Avenue into a vibrant community market space, adding yet another unique gathering place to our evolving landscape.
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🕺 Groovy 1970s-themed fundraiser to help cancer patients in Cuyahoga Falls. The Falls Cancer Club will host "70s Night at the Races" on October 18 at the Natatorium, where attendees can don their best disco attire for a chance to win prizes. A $40 ticket includes horse naming rights, pizza, salad, and dessert, with participants welcome to bring their own beverages. All proceeds will directly support medical bills for the club's 130 patients. For tickets or information, interested community members can call 330-929-2796 or 330-807-7410.
🏫 Bridges Learning Center transforms struggling students through a restorative approach. This specialized Akron school provides individualized education for students whose behavior prevents learning in traditional settings. With a team approach including teachers, specialists, and therapists, Bridges creates a nurturing environment where students develop emotional regulation skills. The school offers unique programs like music therapy, gardening, and RC car racing to engage students while teaching critical life skills. Most students eventually return to their home schools, but all leave better prepared for success in the community.
🍯 Akron Honey transforms alleyways into vibrant dining district. Brent and Rebecca Wesley are launching the Yellow Brick Road District, a new community market space in Akron, Ohio. The innovative project will convert empty lots and alleyways near their 1030 Jefferson Ave. business into a hub for foodie events and experiences. Inspired by the yellow brick roadway along Jefferson Avenue, the district aims to create a unique gathering place for the community. The Wesleys' expansion represents an exciting new chapter for their "burgeoning business" in the heart of Akron.
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