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Rachelle Miller is a freelance photographer and writer with a specialized focus in social media & email campaign marketing. A plant mama to over 80 indoor house plants who also loves to cook and bake, she resides in Detroit Shoreway with her daughter and husband.

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The W Sports Bar wants to change the game in Cleveland

The W founders describe the concept as “both hands,” meaning the bar champions women’s sports while recognizing that sports culture is best experienced inclusively

St. Stanislaus Social Center renovation could be ‘anchor’ for Slavic Village neighborhood, ‘beacon’ for further investment

Construction is slated to be finished mid-April with a ribbon cutting to take place April 28. This project reflects a commitment to preserving the center's rich history while adapting to contemporary needs, officials said.​ 

How has the rollout of the ADAMHS Board/FrontLine Care Response pilot program been?

The Alcohol, Drug Addiction, and Mental Health Services (ADAMHS) Board of Cuyahoga County, in partnership with FrontLine Service and the City of Cleveland Department of Public Health, launched the Care Response Pilot Program in mid- September 2024 in Cleveland's 44102 and 44105 zip codes.

Ohio City Farm’s Roundstone Pavilion project aims to create year-round jobs for Cleveland newcomers

The goal is to eventually host regular events, including farmer’s markets, cooking classes, and wellness workshops – events that will foster a sense of community thereby encouraging residents to connect with one another and the land.

Revitalizing Public Square in Downtown Cleveland: Downtown Cleveland Inc. secures $750,000 in funding for Public Square improvements

Public Square in Downtown Cleveland is set to undergo a potentially transformative revitalization, thanks to an investment that marks the beginning of a series of public realm enhancement efforts. 

New campaign looks to modernize Joseph’s Home, a care facility for unhoused Clevelanders

The $2.5 million campaign would help move the facility to an adjacent building in Cleveland’s Central neighborhood.

Big performances, small format at Micro Theater Cleveland

Micro Theater Cleveland prepares to present a variety of artistic productions in the storied Brownhoist Building on May 24-25.

Banter poutine and bottle shop, reimagined, returns to Gordon Square

Banter Beer and Wine welcomed patrons to their long awaited reopening on Jan. 4 in the former Minh Anh location, next door to the Welleon. During their opening week, The Land sat down with owner Matthew Stipe to discuss the past, present, and future of Banter.

A new normal: Two downtown retailers optimistic about where downtown is headed after pandemic shutdowns

Downtown retail took a hit in the wake of pandemic shutdowns and civil unrest over the past few years. In November, a Downtown Cleveland Retail Strategy was released in hopes of breathing new life into downtown. Two downtown retailers weighed in with their thoughts.

Yellowcake Shop finds permanent home in Gordon Square, will host Barbie-themed grand opening

Owner Valerie Mayen founded her sustainable handmade clothing store in 2009. The new location will also house El Corazon, a marketplace of select small businesses.

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