On this week's episode of The Growl, host Emma Livingston gives an update on sports and then talks with contributor Ian Zitney in the recurring special segment "Trends Report."

On this episode of The Growl, host Emma Livingston gives a sports update and an update on the current Coronavirus pandemic. Then, senior staff writer Ian Zitney joins for a 2020 Presidential Election update. Next, Emma sits down with staff writer senior Tyler Bookman to discuss the Hockey team's upcoming season. Finally, Emma sits down with Ian for another round of trend reports to discuss beanies and bangs. 

On this episode of The Growl, host senior Emma Livingston speaks with staff writer senior Ian Zitney about everything from election results to trends + even more!

In this first installment of the 2020-21 school year, new Growl host CFHS senior Emma Livingston talks with Varsity men's soccer team senior captain Ian Zitney about their impressive 11-0 start to the season. Then Emma introduces a new "Trends" segment and the pod ends with a sports update from Sports Editor senior Owen Lewis and a Covid-19 update from staff writer senior Garrin Bunker. 

Chronicling COVID-19 is a special series brought to you by the creators of The Growl at The Tiger Times newspaper. Join host Maggie Mills as she documents the COVID-19 pandemic through the stories of those affected. In the fifth episode of this series, Maggie interviews local Chagrin Falls small business owner Jim Sanders about how he's managed to keep day-to-day operations running at Heartwood Coffee Roasters. As Heartwood's focus on creating a community within its walls shifted to maintaining relationships with customers at a safe distance, Sanders reflects on how Chagrin Falls residents have stepped in to ensure home is still where the Heartwood is. 

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Welcome to Chronicling COVID-19, a special series brought to you by the creators of The Growl at The Tiger Times newspaper. Join host Maggie Mills as she documents the COVID-19 pandemic through the stories of those affected. 

COVID-19 has had a particularly dramatic impact on the high school class of 2020. When the health crisis officially became a pandemic back in March, seniors were still preparing to start Spring sports seasons - albeit a bit off schedule - and looking forward to Prom and Graduation. However, since Governor DeWine recently announced the cancelation of schools for the rest of the year, the OHSAA officially canceled Spring sports on April 20 and Prom and Graduation have been tentatively rescheduled for July. On this installment of Chronicling COVID-19, Maggie speaks with four seniors - two Spring sports members and two members of the Speech & Debate team - to discuss how the pandemic has personally affected them.  

Welcome to Chronicling COVID-19, a special series brought to you by the creators of The Growl at The Tiger Times newspaper. Join host Maggie Mills as she documents the COVID-19 pandemic through the stories of those affected. 

Ohio governor Mike DeWine's official closure of all restaurants and bars for sit-down, in-person meals on March 15 forced restaurants to a carryout or delivery only business model. These closures have had a massive impact on the local restaurant industry. In the third installment of Chronicling COVID-19, Maggie talks with Dixie Singer, president of local Cleveland restaurant chain Yours Truly. While Singer's quick action has spared Yours Truly's employees thus far, the same cannot be said for many other small business restaurants.