Leaders hope murals bring peace of mind to reimagined Cleveland community
"The murals also give hope to businesses and residents, as well as generate conversation.”
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Cleveland’s Midline development: How city leaders plan to redevelop 350 acres of vacant land
City officials hope a 350-acre site along the Norfolk Southern rail corridor will spur investment and new jobs on Cleveland's East Side.
SNAP changes could impact nearly 5,000 Greater Clevelanders
Government leaders and nonprofits are working to help those affected understand new eligibility requirements.
Renovated apartment complex provides hope for the Hough community
The apartment complex first opened its doors in 1973. In 2008, it was permanently shut down and remained closed until Merritt and NREUV purchased it in 2023. By early 2024, the renovation project was underway.
Cleveland Health Department wants to enlighten SNAP recipients
If Zainab Pixler has anything to do with it, Clevelanders who receive WIC and SNAP benefits will understand how the programs work and how to navigate the modifications introduced by the Trump administration.
Cleveland’s MLK Celebration Chorus evolves the gospel genre while maintaining early roots
"This is the highlight of my year to sing with the chorus."
Seasonal shelter offers refuge for Cleveland’s unhoused during winter storm
During this stretch of subzero wind chills, the shelter has expanded to accept more people and is still at capacity.
Mayor Bibb uses barbershop talks to hear community thoughts on CMSD consolidation plan
Wearing a baseball cap, sweats, and a pair of cool sneakers, Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb strolled into Urban Kutz barbershop in Cleveland’s Ohio City community. He was there on a recent Saturday morning for a town hall with residents discussing proposed closures and mergers of some Cleveland Metropolitan School District buildings.
Cuyahoga County Board of Elections detail voting process, changes ahead of Nov. 4
The Cuyahoga County Board of Elections recently moved about a mile away from their former location on Euclid Avenue near E. 30th Street, to new digs at 1803 Superior Ave. (the former Plain Dealer building).
Greater Cleveland Urban Film Festival wants to be a place for needed stories in 2025, beyond
“We need to have a place for our stories. The festival turns 15 years old next year, and when we started all the stories being told were mostly negative. . . So, it’s important that we just be able to expand our palate.”
