Horizon seeks to plant new $3m early childhood center in Cudell
Horizon Education Centers aims to open a new, high-quality child care center in an area that needs one, but some neighbors oppose replacing a neglected orchard.
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Two new Cleveland grants aim to help struggling businesses during Covid-19 pandemic
Cleveland city council members want to cut through the red tape and help struggling restaurants and retail businesses get help faster.
New podcast ‘Inside the Bricks’ about Woodhill Homes is essential Cleveland listening
The Land recently caught up with reporter Justin Glanville to talk about the surprising, provocative podcast, which examines the past, present and future of Woodhill Homes as it faces a complete rebuild.
Big Mamma’s Burritos set to open new location in Gordon Square
The quick-serve burrito restaurant is planning to test the waters with a soft opening this weekend prior to their grand opening on Friday, Nov. 20.
Union Miles neighborhood boasts new mural, tree planting project
The community recently unveiled a mural of founder Inez Killingsworth and planted 100 trees, projects that will beautify the area and advance the city’s goal of restoring the tree canopy.
Cleveland Heights aims to create infill housing on vacant lots
Through a multi-lot development program, the city aims to transform neighborhoods that were hard-hit by the foreclosure crisis.
Church and State come together in Hingetown
The project adds to a growing list of new, higher-end developments in Ohio City. While some say there’s more room to grow, others fear that gentrification will push out middle- and lower-income residents.
New exhibit examines ‘the rise of Black Glenville’
Using photos, stories and a mini-documentary, Shaker Heights native Shelli Reeves aims to tell the history of the Glenville neighborhood through the eyes of longtime residents.
I See Voices art gallery aims to boost civic engagement in Greater Buckeye
The new space aims to showcase the work of Black artists from Wards 4 and 6, spark community conversations, and spur civic engagement in the area.
Theater pro sees arts incubator as vital to Lee-Harvard’s future
Jimmie Woody has a different vision for his dad’s old corner store and dairy business in Cleveland’s Lee-Harvard neighborhood — he sees it as a place that will lift up the neighborhood as his dad’s old shop once did, but where he and others also can ply their artistic trades.
