Communities Archives – Page 2 of 51

Cleveland built a better system for tracking immigrants than attracting them: Opinion

By Richard T. Herman ● Government ● July 23, 2026

Cleveland has spent nearly two decades saying immigrants are indispensable to the region’s revival. Yet they never built an immigrant-attraction strategy equal to the scale of Cleveland’s demographic and economic needs.

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The Music Settlement expansion aims to integrate Cleveland community

By Zachary Lewis ● Arts & Culture ● July 21, 2026

“They’ve done a wonderful job of integrating their campus into the neighborhood. They’ve really made the effort to open their doors to musical education for all.”

Crowdfunding has become a lifeline for LGBTQ+ Ohioans of color

By Siaara Freeman & The Buckeye Flame ● Social Equity ● July 20, 2026

Community members say online fundraisers and mutual aid are filling gaps left by housing, healthcare and employment systems.

You can now hike the Veterans Memorial Bridge for free

By Susan Eyerman ● Arts & Culture ● July 20, 2026

The city’s historic bridge is now open on Fridays for tours. You have until September to explore the bridge and our reporter took a stroll herself.

Big Boy’s return to Northeast Ohio draws thousands

By Susan Eyerman ● Arts & Culture ● July 17, 2026

On its return trip through the region, a large crowd of Clevelanders waited to greet Big Boy No. 4014.

Smokey air continues to smother Cleveland

By Chris Mosby & The Associated Press ● Government ● July 17, 2026

We’ve got tips for protecting yourself and your family.

Dangerous air quality persists Friday, wildfire smoke smothers Cleveland

By Chris Mosby & The Associated Press ● Health ● July 16, 2026

Northeast Ohioans are urged to stay indoors and avoid prolonged exposure to the air.

The Movie Nerd Report: It’s “The Odyssey” weekend

By Mike Wendt ● Arts & Culture ● July 16, 2026

Christopher Nolan’s epic new film isn’t the only thing showing this weekend in Northeast Ohio.

New public art brings creativity, community to Cleveland Heights

By Kevin McLaughlin ● Communities ● July 16, 2026

The timing is fitting: Heights Arts is marking its 25th anniversary, the Cedar Lee Theatre and Heights High School are celebrating their centennials, and Cedar Lee is being reintroduced as an arts district.

Empowering The Culture: Tristan Wheeler’s vision for gaming beyond the screen

By Tim Zaun ● Arts & Culture ● July 15, 2026

“Games culture is about people. While gaming is often viewed only as entertainment, it can also create opportunities for leadership development, teamwork, creativity, technical skills and relationship-building.”