A new special improvement district in University Circle, approved by Cleveland City Council April 15, will generate an estimated $3.9 million in 2025 and up to $4.4 million by 2029.
City administrators look to build more official connections with the community groups working to keep Cleveland's green spaces beautiful.
Local business owner and skincare enthusiast Marina Grabowski has opened her second location of The Lokal Beauty Bar in Cleveland’s Tremont neighborhood, where she continues to combine her skincare expertise with the relaxing experience of a spa.
Clevelanders celebrated the total solar eclipse throughout Monday. Check out these photos from around the city!
Master braider and cranial prosthesis specialist Shavonne Jordan wants all of her clients to look and feel good about themselves. Especially the ones dealing with cancer, alopecia and other medical hair loss-related issues – so she learned how to customize medical-grade wigs.
A tried and true formula gets vendors through changes at the West Side Market. The Land spoke to two longtime vendors, who said they are doubling down on quality and customer service amid changes at the historic venue.
Grassroots organizations staged a walkout at the 2nd annual Sustainability Summit to protest Greater Cleveland Partnership's inclusion of BlackRock. Instead, the groups invited walkout participants to join a teach-in focused on alternative visions of sustainability.
Rising costs, housing challenges, and poverty are all contributing to reduced adoption numbers at Cleveland's animal shelters, which is overwhelming the locations and volunteers. Meanwhile, shelters and local groups are working to keep pets with their owners in the first place.
Two Greater Cleveland shops, Refill Goodness and STEM Handmade Soap, have joined the sustainability movement towards zero waste products, offering customers refillable personal and household products.
The former Henry Wadsworth Longfellow School has been repurposed as Longfellow Senior Housing, bringing more affordable housing to Collinwood. An Oct. 26 ribbon cutting let community members see how the complex now mixes old architectural elements with new amenities.
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