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Cuyahoga County looks for new ways to guide youth out of foster care, juvenile-court system

By Bob Sandrick ● Government ● May 5, 2025

Cuyahoga County, with help from a $300,000 grant, plans to improve the ways it guides young people out of foster care and the juvenile-court system and into adulthood.

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Karamu Artists Inc.: Printmaking, Race, and Community exhibit celebrates Karamu House’s rich printmaking history

By Jala Forest ● Arts & Culture ● April 30, 2025

The exhibit entails more than 50 prints created by members of the Karamu Artists Inc.

Elevate the East bringing public art to Cleveland’s East Side

By Unity Powell ● Arts & Culture ● April 28, 2025

Projects such as the Woodhill Choice Neighborhoods revitalization project and the restoration of aging parks and community centers bring the hope of renewal — and Elevate the East is now building on that with public art.

Boys & Girls Clubs opening 5 summer sites in Cuyahoga County, offering free programming

By Chris Mosby ● Arts & Culture ● April 27, 2025

BGCNEO is offering free summer programming for youth 6-18 at sites throughout Northeast Ohio.

LAByrinth events gather cornucopia of Cleveland artists

By Christopher Johnston ● Arts & Culture ● April 25, 2025

“The LAByrinth is a great way to showcase your work. It’s cool to collaborate with other Cleveland artists, and the fact that everyone does something a little different makes it super interesting and a great way to learn something new.”

40th annual Fine Print Fair arrives at the Cleveland Art Museum

By Casey Couch ● Arts & Culture ● April 24, 2025

The Print Club of Cleveland will celebrate its 40th annual Fine Print Fair from April 25 to 27, showcasing a wide range of printmaking styles in one of the few, large-scale art fairs of its kind in the country.

Northeast Ohio legal organizations, nonprofits scramble to provide resources to immigrants, newcomers

By Nate J. Lull ● Government ● April 22, 2025

Leaders say there is a need for retired immigration attorneys or active attorneys to take up cases as the number of immigration cases increase.

A lifeline for Cleveland: Neighborhood Family Practice (NFP) addresses health care access in “pharmacy desert”

By Dahlia Fisher ● Health ● April 21, 2025

The 10,000 square-foot building at the corner of Lorain Avenue and 130th Street is outfitted to provide more than medicine. NFP offers comprehensive care including medical, dental and behavioral health services. A drive-through pharmacy is set to be added in early 2026.

How ‘All Our Babies: Birthing in the Afrofuture’ tries to improve the health of Cleveland’s Black mothers, children

By Unity Powell ● Arts & Culture ● April 18, 2025

The project combines art, healing, ancestral traditions, and community action to address Black maternal health disparities and reimagine what Black birth can look like using the cultural power of Afrofuturism. It’s more than an exhibit — it’s a space of love, tools, story-sharing and hope.

Northeast Ohio lawyers say Trump’s assault on firms hurts everyone

By Grant Segall ● Civic Engagement ● April 17, 2025

Cleveland lawyers say that President Trump isn’t just attacking their profession but its clients.