 A new display at the Cleveland History Center highlights the works of the Plain Dealer’s and Cleveland Press’ first Black photographers, alongside the photography of other great Cleveland artists.Â
The nonpartisan organization is trying to make it easier for Greater Clevelanders to get to the polls and make their voices heard.
On September 27-29, the IngenuityFest celebrates its 20th year of bringing thousands of Northeast Ohioans together for three days of unique art experiences.
Officials hope the event could generate as much as $4.7 million for the city. The Huntington Convention Center will be the hub for most activities.
After the 1960s riots, a once-thriving Hough community was ravaged by looting and fires in a time of racial unrest. It took decades to rebuild, but it’s happening. That effort continues today with the sale of several properties, including an abandoned high-rise apartment building, to Northern Real Estate Urban Ventures in Washington, D.C.Â
The newly renovated building brings an infusion of promise to East Cleveland, city leaders said.
The regional peer support organization hosted a community open house to celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month and dismantle stigma.
The annual Metrohealth event emphasized men’s health issues and making change for underserved populations.
“Ready, Set, Relay," a student-created program inspired by works featured in the Progressive Art Collection, is now on display at Progressive's main campus.
Meijer Fairfax Market recently opened, bringing fresh groceries and local products to the Fairfax community, near Cleveland Clinic's main campus. The market is the first full-service grocery store to open in the neighborhood in decades.
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