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Coach Sam’s Scholars honors Third Federal’s CEO at Cleveland Legends event

By Christopher Johnston ● Education ● May 26, 2026

CSS is named in honor of former Cleveland Browns Head Coach Sam Rutigliano, for his lifelong commitment to the education and wellbeing of his players and students.

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Little Free Libraries build bridges with books for Cleveland neighborhoods

By Douglas J. Guth ● Arts & Culture ● May 22, 2026

Greater Cleveland and its surrounding communities have about 80 Little Free Libraries, part of a much larger movement that has established 150,000 registered book boxes worldwide.

Keeping the history of Rock ‘n’ Roll alive means getting help from Clevelanders

By Thomas J. Walsh ● Arts & Culture ● May 8, 2026

From old vinyl records and reel-to-reel tapes to yellowing newspaper clippings and long-forgotten concert posters, experts stressed that Cleveland’s musical past lives in countless personal collections — many of them at risk of being lost.

A tale of 3 GEDS: How literacy impacts Clevelanders

By Lucy McNees ● Education ● April 22, 2026

“I knew that when I dropped out, I didn’t want that to be my end story.”

Cleveland author Joanna Hardis talks present-day parenting, the art of ‘doing nothing’

By Tim Zaun ● Arts & Culture ● April 9, 2026

The Land spoke to Hardis about her latest book, “Just Do Nothing (For Parents).”

Meet the Cleveland scientists working to reverse Parkinson’s disease

By Grant Segall ● Health ● March 23, 2026

A team at Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) School of Medicine has created a protein, called CS2 for short, that helps in mice, human cells and human tissues to undo a brain malfunction behind the progressively debilitating disease.

Community programs partner with Cleveland Schools to keep the music playing

By Thomas J. Walsh ● Education ● March 5, 2026

Cleveland may be the birthplace of rock and the home of a world-renowned orchestra, but getting music lessons of any kind for school kids is increasingly a chore for parents and students, city public and private music administrators say.

As literacy rates lag, an Ohio pediatric hospital is screening for reading ability

By The Associated Press ● Education ● February 26, 2026

Literacy levels are a pressing concern in several Ohio cities, including Cleveland. A Columbus-area hospital is trying a new tactic to help kids read more.

Lakewood-Rocky River Rotary Foundation awards record $84K in grants — with food, youth, job training in focus

By Kevin McLaughlin ● Communities ● February 16, 2026

“This year we really sat down and asked where the need was greatest in the community.”

An ultramarathon helped a Cleveland school get a new gym

By Zachary Lewis ● Communities ● February 13, 2026

Larry Orwin ran 135 miles through California’s Death Valley to raise money for Breakthrough Schools’ new gym.