Ohio’s New Budget Bill Protects High Earners While Social Services Suffer
By Angela Hay On June 30, Governor Mike DeWine signed Ohio’s new budget bill…
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Emotional Intelligence in the Black community: Naming What We Feel
By: Jennifer Bailey, LCSW & RDT Emotional intelligence is “the ability to read our…
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Free College Prep Programs Support Low-Income Cleveland Youth Pt 1
By Amaya Dennis At a time when college costs are rising and enrollment is…
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Ohio’s Long-Term Care Crisis: What Other States Can Teach Us
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Will Tariffs Raise My Grocery Bill? Understanding Their Impact on Prices
By Evelyn Rossman Since his second inauguration, President Donald Trump has prioritized higher tariffs…
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Squash the Beef Serves Southern Comfort Food with a Plant-Based Twist
By Angela Hay At Squash the Beef in GlenVillage on East 105th Street, chef…
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True West Homes: Small Nonprofit Making a Big Impact
By Mary Kate McNamee True West Homes is a small nonprofit based in Cleveland,…
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Custom Vinyls and Custom Sounds: Wax Mage Records Is Here to Stay
By Devon Jones Music moves the body and soothes the soul. For some, rhythm…
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Not Just Local—Limitless: How Cleveland’s Port and People Are Fueling Economic Freedom
By Ray’Chel Wilson, CFEI, CFT-I When Mariah T. Howard steps into a room, be…
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Carl Stokes: A Courageous Leader Who Shaped Cleveland’s Future
The Historic Leadership of Carl Stokes July 24 marks the 47th anniversary of one…
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Trash, Smog, and Heat: How Cleveland’s Past Still Pollutes Its Present
By Jason Streeter Intern Cleveland residents continue to live with the long-term consequences of…
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Dividing Lines: How Antisemitism and Anti-Blackness Fuel American Extremism
By Morgan Grady Across the U.S. and in Cleveland in particular, rising antisemitism and…
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From Shadows to Light: Healing Generational Trauma in the Black Community
By Jennifer Bailey, LCSW and RDT What lessons do we inherit from those who…
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Who Will Lead? Neighborhood Programs Open Doors for 2025
By Sandra Kluk Neighborhood Leadership Development Program & Community Development Corporation Leadership Program Seek…
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Do I need therapy?
Guidance for the Black Community on Breaking Stigma and Seeking Help By Jennifer Bailey,…
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Speed Camera Ban in Ohio Counties and Townships Starts June 30
Cities and villages can still use them under strict conditions. By Konner Hines Starting…
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What to know about the COVID variant that may cause ‘razor blade’ sore throats
By Devi Shastri AP Health Writer The COVID-19 variant that may be driving a recent…
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CityVoice: Cleveland Weekly News Brief – June 13th 2025
Public Safety & Crime Seven Teens Injured in Lee-Harvard Neighborhood Shooting In the early…
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Movie “Sinners” is a Playbook for Black Economic Freedom
By Ray’Chel Wilson, CFEI What if a horror movie wasn’t just about fangs and…
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University Heights Nutrition: Juicing Success and Community Health
Business Feature of the Month By Devon Jones A business is about its business,…
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5 Healthy Lifestyle Habits for Navigating Systemic Challenges
By. Shamani Salahuddin While America is a global leader in scientific advancement and medical…
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Removing the Stigma: Collaboration Program for Youth
By Denise Holcomb Removing the Stigma seeks youth-focused organizations, individuals, businesses, and volunteers to…
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