2nd Annual Men’s Health Summit at Tower City broadens its scope
The Healeth Summit will be held Saturday at Tower City Center.
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Cleveland International Film Festival celebrates 50 years April 9-18
“After five decades, this festival has brought global stories to Cleveland. Stories that challenge us, inspire us and remind us of our shared humanity.”
East Cleveland Public Library launches monthly Toni Morrison book discussions Feb. 26
“To celebrate, the Library will host a monthly book group throughout 2026 to read the works of Morrison. We'll be starting on Feb. 26 with her book ”Song of Solomon,” the 1977 novel that helped her gain national prominence and attention, that explores African American themes of identity, flight and community, and it's a strong introduction to Morrison's work."
African American Cultural Garden celebrates One World Day, makes push for final funding
The garden, which became part of the Cleveland Civil Rights Trail in June, needs a total of $4 million to complete its expansion plans. So far, about $1.5 million has been raised.
Cementing the history of Jesse Owens for future generations
What do a cloned oak tree, Jesse Owens, and Rockefeller Park have in common? They are all part of the new Jesse Owens Olympic Oak Plaza. The city wants to properly honor Owens, his legacy, and his family as well as inspire future Cleveland athletes.
Netflix documentary ‘137 Shots’ created to spur police reform
The filmmaker behind the documentary about Cleveland’s infamous police chase that killed two residents shared insights into his crew’s process during a panel discussion.
Next generation of Cleveland filmmakers emerges with boost from the Greater Cleveland Urban Film Festival
Cleveland’s cast of young filmmakers are making names for themselves through GCUFFlinks, an educational program from the Greater Cleveland Urban Film Festival that prepares aspiring filmmakers and actors for the world stage.
Cleveland music entrepreneur expands business with Sony distribution deal
Sustaining a business of any kind during the COVID-19 pandemic has been a challenge, but to sustain and grow a minority-owned business during these difficult times is a sign of diligence. Recently, Darvio Morrow, CEO of FCB Entertainment — consisting of several recording labels and a series of internet radio stations — signed a digital distribution agreement that will allow him to broaden his company’s reach even further.
Patent no longer pending for Glenville-based Data Genomix
Cleveland’s Glenville neighborhood was once a hub for entrepreneurship and small businesses. Now, a fast-growing startup is trying to bring a Silicon Valley style company to the community.
Paul McPherson: Re-imagining the Cool(est)
Barber and budding entrepreneur Paul McPherson, owner of The Coolest Cuts barber shop in Glenville, is doubling down on his investment by opening a fast food carry-out restaurant called Starr’s Burgers & Dogs.
