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BB FOLK brings modern mercantile store to Cleveland’s West Side
CLEVELAND, Ohio — It’s easy to rely on the same online retailers or big-box stores when shopping for gifts, apparel and other non-essential items. BB FOLK, a modern mercantile shop on Cleveland’s West Side, is hoping to provide a niche to the community retail market by stocking brands you likely can’t find anywhere else. Apparel, personal care items, gifts, pet essentials, pantry items and beyond are available, so there’s a little bit of everything inside the charming shop.
Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority Approves $144M for Major Projects
Projects in Cleveland, Edgewater and Shaker Heights will receive funds. By Ken Prendergast, NEO Trans. This article was published as part of an exclusive content partnership with neo-trans.blog. The Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority’s board this week approved $144 million worth of financing toward development projects with a combined price tag...
Tri-C Announces New Executive Director of Athletics
Anthony Franklin to continue development of Triceratops sports programs. On Wednesday, July 17, Anthony Franklin assumed the role of Executive Director of Athletics, Wellness and Recreation at Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®). Franklin, most recently the manager of Athletics, Wellness and Recreation at Tri-C's Metropolitan Campus, succeeds Anthony Cipollone, who...
Teen sentenced in Parma pet store theft
Markeze Terrell Mark Anthony Williams, 18, of Cleveland, was indicted in March on felony counts of aggravated theft and tampering with evidence in the theft of an Olde English Bulldogge from the Petland along West Ridgewood Drive in Parma earlier that month.
Guardians’ Steven Kwan is already an All-Star; next, he wants to do something even more memorable
CLEVELAND, Ohio — With his first All-Star Game appearance in the rearview mirror, and already looking ahead to a 67-game sprint that could end in a potential playoff run, Guardians left fielder Steven Kwan is having the kind of season most players could only dare to dream of. Kwan,...
‘Le Diner en Blanc’ returns to Cleveland for elegant evening in secret location
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Le Diner en Blanc – the dinner in white – is back in Cleveland for a third summer on Saturday, August 24. Up to 800 participants can register for a space at the Parisian picnic-themed special event and party from 6:30 to 11 p.m. at a secret location.
Violent surge hits Cleveland’s summer, forcing authorities to scramble
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Gun violence in Cleveland took off at the start of the Memorial Day weekend. In the first days of the summer, 12 people were shot in neighborhoods across the city. Weeks later, a hot night at Edgewater Park turned into a shooting range, as youths sprayed nearly 40 shots at each other, shocking authorities and terrifying residents.
New investment will turn decades of decay into new hope for a neighborhood
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - “First thing is, a lot of abandonment,” said Cleveland Councilwoman Stephanie Howse-Jones of Ward 7 as she walks up on the old apartment building. “But now, with this investment, you know that it’s hope.”. The former Community Circle building on Hough Avenue...
CSU Men’s Basketball, Office of Civic Engagement Team Up to Help Cancer Patients
The American Cancer Society Hope Lodge is a community organization that offers free housing and facilities to cancer patients actively in treatment and their caregivers. Opened in 1995 by Joseph and Jeannette Sibler, the Cleveland location offers 31 rooms to residents along with facilities such as a library and a recreational/living room space for activities like art therapy, musical chairs, bingo, movies, yoga and meditation. It also provides a wealth of functional amenities including laundry, kitchenettes and outdoor patio areas, to name a few.
Help on the way: Towards Employment secures $4 million in grants to facilitate workforce equity
Summer is heating up for Cleveland workforce organization Towards Employment (TE), which just received more than $4 million from two national grant funders to help the organization further its mission of economic mobility and workforce equity in placing people in meaningful careers. “We're really thrilled about both of them,” says...
Party at short-term rental spills onto street, shuts down Larchmere businesses
Cleveland City Council President, residents, and business owners said a party at a short-term rental over the July 4 weekend was a chaotic mess that forced local businesses to go into "lockdown."
Undrafted Browns Rookie Suddenly Has Plan B if Cut in Preseason
Finally, you can smell football in the air! Teams all around the NFL are beginning to prepare for the 2024 season as training camp begins. The Browns will start training camp on July 22, when rookies report. All vets will join them on July 23. Cleveland has set the bar high for themselves in 2024 after injuries took over last season.
'Who's Who in Black Cleveland' | 2024's edition will focus on politics, government
CLEVELAND — Dozens of Cleveland’s most prominent Black figures will soon gather to unveil a noteworthy book that has been in progress for nearly three months, highlighting their unique contributions and impact. The annual "Who’s Who in Black Cleveland" will return Monday, July 22, at the Intercontinental Hotel...
Browns' Contract Talks With Defender Not Going as Planned
The Cleveland Browns are enjoying the last few days of vacation. Training camp kicks off next week, as the rookies report on July 22 and vets join them on July 23. They enter the 2024 season with high expectations due to their loaded roster but things aren't perfect in Cleveland.
On the frontline: Cleveland Clinic program teaches barbers, beauticians to offer clients support for mental health concerns
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Black barbershops and beauty salons are where people get real. Stories about trauma, suicide, abusive relationships – barbers and beauticians hear it all from clients, many of whom haven’t sought professional help. What if beauty professionals were trained to do more than just listen?
Cleveland Guardians outfielder hoping to join Samurai Japan for 2026
Cleveland Guardians outfielder Steven Kwan has put together an impressive start to his major league career. Kwan has won a Gold Glove in each of his first two seasons in the majors. He was named to his first All-Star Game this year and had taken a run at hitting .400. However, Kwan has one specific thing he wants to check off his list – playing for Samurai Japan in the 2026 World Baseball Classic.
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