Community Journalism Archives – Page 18 of 29

Lokal Beauty Bar opens in Tremont, adding woman-owned business to neighborhood

By Elan Eichler ● Entrepreneurs ● April 18, 2024

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.

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Group of immigrants celebrating their American citizenship at a Cleveland, OH

The American Dream can be found during Cleveland naturalization ceremony

By Anna Maria Hamm ● Civic Engagement ● April 11, 2024

On March 21, a cold spring day in downtown Cleveland, you could still feel the warmth in the hearts beating at the Cuyahoga County Administrative Headquarters. There, 30 individuals from other countries will become American citizens.

Historic Sherman House, home of the West Park Masonic Temple, located on Trisket Road on Cleveland's west side

West Park Historical Society moves into the historic Sherman House

By Susan Eyerman ● Arts & Culture ● April 8, 2024

West Park Historical Society moves into the historic Sherman House, continues mission of preserving Cleveland history.

Group of people gathered in an art gallery at the Worthington Yards Apartments in Cleveland's warehouse district

Art and connection breathe new life into Warehouse District’s vacant spaces

By Nicole D. Miller ● Development ● April 4, 2024

How two local visionaries kept beauty alive with the YARDS Projects at Worthington Yards.

Cleveland Poet Quartez Harris speaks with group of readers during an event to re-launch his poetry collection, "We Made it to School Alive"

Cleveland poet reaches new heights with message about education, perseverance

By Dahlia Fisher ● Arts & Culture ● March 28, 2024

A conversation with Cleveland author Quartez Harris on the re-release of his acclaimed poetry collection “We Made It to School Alive.”

Vision of affordable housing takes shape with Aura at Innovation Square

By Anna Maria Hamm ● Development ● March 26, 2024

“This development will elevate urban living experiences, making a positive impact on Cleveland’s Fairfax neighborhood,” said Richard Baron, co-founder and chairman of McCormack Baron.

Newly-minted community journalists share lessons, advice for other aspiring reporters

By Conner Howard ● The Land Blog ● March 19, 2024

Hailing from a variety of backgrounds, graduates of The Land’s Community Journalist program were recently united by a shared passion for the strengthening of neighborhood connections during a panel discussion at the Hough Library.

The Land publishes its 100th article by a Community Journalist

By Chris Mosby ● Community Journalism ● March 13, 2024

The Land celebrated an important milestone this month. We published our 100th article by a Community Journalist.

Urban Squash Cleveland offers a powerful, academic-focused youth development program

By Elizabeth Emery ● Education ● March 5, 2024

Urban Squash Cleveland, in Ohio City, is teaching kids a new sport while giving them a better chance to excel in all facets of life. “It’s all about giving kids an opportunity. And all of this is just in service of that. You can change one kid’s life a whole lot.”

Upcycle Parts Shop expands to new, accessible space in St. Clair Superior neighborhood

By Aja Joi Grant ● Economy ● February 29, 2024

Following a recent renovation, what was previously a 900-square-foot storefront packed to the brim with a seemingly endless supply of upcycle treasures has been transformed into an open, ground-level studio with plenty of seating for programs and meetings.