How the Cleveland Browns created their 2026 schedule release video
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Planned Euclid soundstage aims to bring Hollywood-scale production indoors
“The big picture is to create a sustainable, economically smart center for films to work in.”
Making a splash: Lakewood seeks resident input for upcoming Becks Pool overhaul
“Becks is a key neighborhood node, so having a contemporary pool that meets people’s needs is vital. A well-maintained community pool fills that social need while getting families out of the house.”
Power pause: What the proposed one-year ban on new data center permits means in Cleveland
Some feel the push to build new data centers is reckless and needs to be examined. Others feel slowing the growth of the industry is a mistake.
Little Free Libraries build bridges with books for Cleveland neighborhoods
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.
Ohio House District 18 candidates brave stormy weather to debate at LWV forum
Gabe Crenshaw, Sam Grube, Peter Hoffman and Davida Russell fielded questions and explained their positions on issues.
Lakewood commits to 2-year Bunts Road overhaul despite some resident pushback
Some residents feel the pathway could lead to more accidents. The city thinks it will reduce crashes.
They sell sanctuary: No Surf House offers safe haven for touring musicians in Cleveland
“People realizing they can come here and make it a profitable, fun stay is the key. It makes business sense (for musicians). We’re one little part of the equation, but we’re a big part of it as far as making Cleveland a viable place for these bands to play.”
Cleveland student takes trip of a lifetime on the Antarctic Peninsula
The Northeast Ohio native is part of an environmental science class studying the area for its importance to the global climate.
An old-school Cleveland bowling alley keeps on rolling
Maple Lanes feels frozen in time, which is just how co-owners Barb Rodgers and Annette Abranovich like it.
