Lakewood Archives – Page 15 of 18

Feds release $1.8 million allocated for Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio

By Chris Mosby ● Government ● July 19, 2025

While the long-term future of federal funding remains a question, Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio will be supported for at least one more school year.

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Federal funding cuts could hit Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio

By Chris Mosby & The Associated Press ● Communities ● July 15, 2025

Federal funding cuts are set to hit local after-school programs, including the Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio.

Newly expanded Lakewood Skatepark – A hidden gem in Lakewood Park

By Mary Casey Walsh ● Arts & Culture ● July 15, 2025

Lakewood Skate Park was recenlty expanded and has more additions coming. Learn why this hidden gem is so popular among skateboarders.

AIW celebrates two decades of sweat and spectacle in Cleveland’s pro wrestling scene

By Douglas J. Guth ● Arts & Culture ● July 14, 2025

For two decades, Absolute Intense Wrestling (AIW) has delighted pro wrestling fans throughout Northeast Ohio. Learn how the promotion defied the odds and hit a special anniversary.

Lakewood prioritizes safe streets with Active Transportation Strategic Plan, Complete Streets Ordinance

By Gail Davis ● Public Safety ● July 9, 2025

More than a year has now passed since Lakewood City Council voted to approve the Active Transportation and Safety Action plans, and many residents wonder: When can I expect to see changes that make my street safer?

New bookstore in Lakewood fanning the romantasy flames and extinguishing stigma

By Jennifer Schlosser ● Entrepreneurs ● July 3, 2025

Nicki Lui opened Flame & Fable – which she believes is the only romantasy-focused book store in Ohio – in February, and quickly gained a loyal following online from Lui’s fun, quirky social media videos and posts.

Ohio plans swift appeal as court declares private school voucher system unconstitutional

By The Associated Press ● Education ● June 26, 2025

Ohio plans a swift appeal of a decision declaring the state’s private school voucher system unconstitutional. Franklin County Common Pleas Judge Jaiza Page found Tuesday that the EdChoice program violates Ohio’s constitutional requirement for “a thorough and efficient system of common schools.”