Tragedy beneath the waves: Remembering the Lake Erie Tunnel Disaster
On a steamy Monday night in 1916, G.H Fuller of Lake Avenue was disturbed by the sound of whistles drifting across the water of Lake Erie.
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The Return of the AAHCC: A tribute to one of the Land’s own
“I want all Cleveland hip-hop artists to know…as I look at the people who come after me, I am so proud that the legacy of Cleveland hip-hop continued.”
Rediscovering Cleaveland’s Cleveland after 230 years
Today, a person can stand a short distance from one of the Moses Cleaveland Trees growing beside Lower Shaker Lake and look towards the city skyline five miles away, knowing that there is nothing between the two points that remains unchanged from 1796. It is a disorienting and sobering realization.
Cleveland musician marks U.S. 250th with new musical work inspired by America’s greatest minds
Paul Ferguson who is the artistic director of the Cleveland Jazz Orchestra and director of Jazz Studies at Case Western Reserve University, is preparing to debut his composition, “A Declaration…if you can keep it."
