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Honoring Ohio’s Revolutionary War veterans starts with finding their graves

By Chris Mosby ● Arts & Culture ● May 26, 2025

And historians need your help to preserve the gravesites.

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Healing through art: How a Cleveland artist used trauma to create a new exhibit

By Gregory Burnett ● Arts & Culture ● May 23, 2025

Audrey Magdics’ sorrow over her father’s stroke led to a new and impactful exhibition at the University Hospital Cleveland Medical Center’s Trudy Wiesenberger Gallery.

City Stages 2025: Concert series promises electric debuts in Cleveland

By Kevin McLaughlin ● Arts & Culture ● May 22, 2025

Set against the vibrant backdrop of Transformer Station,1460 West 29th Street, City Stages transforms Church Avenue into a block party of sound, rhythm and cultural connection.

The W Sports Bar wants to change the game in Cleveland

By Rachelle Miller ● Development ● May 19, 2025

The W founders describe the concept as “both hands,” meaning the bar champions women’s sports while recognizing that sports culture is best experienced inclusively

How a Greater Cleveland yoga studio creates a ‘sanctuary’ for women and girls

By Julianne Wayton ● Social Equity ● May 15, 2025

Forte in Lakewood wants women to feel more comfortable being themselves. That’s why their programming is geared to women of all ages.

A place to call home: The modular housing boom in North Shore Collinwood

By Octavia S. Hicks ● Civic Engagement ● May 14, 2025

“North Shore Collinwood will become a destination neighborhood where people are going to want to live due to the proximity to the lake and the expansion of the Metroparks.”

Cuyahoga County hopes a forensic liaison will help youth with disabilities caught in the justice system

By Mike McGraw ● Government ● May 12, 2025

Research shows that 65-70% of youth who become subjects of the juvenile court also have a disability.

Cleveland Main Library and Linda Anne Eastman: A rare library and librarian

By Grant Segall ● Arts & Culture ● May 8, 2025

One hundred years ago, a pioneering librarian opened a new flagship for the pioneering Cleveland Public Library.

Free summer food sites announced by Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio

By Chris Mosby ● Education ● May 7, 2025

Kids who are members of a Club can get free breakfast and lunch through the Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio this summer.

How one Cleveland professor’s innovative research is fighting sexual assault around the nation

By Christopher Johnston ● Public Safety ● May 6, 2025

“The research coming out of Rachel [Lovell]’s group has opened our eyes and educated us regarding the effect of sexual assault on the victim, and understanding what they have gone through by the time they are talking to us helps us be better prosecutors.”