Cleveland’s Courtside Cuisine: Where to Eat During March Madness March Madness descends upon Cleveland, bringing an electrifying atmosphere to our city. For locals, this means not only enjoying thrilling basketball but also navigating the vibrant, and sometimes crowded, culinary scene. Whether you’re catching a game, celebrating a victory, or simply looking to soak in the festive energy, finding the perfect dining spot is key to a memorable experience. The Buzz Around Town: March Madness in … Read More

Cleveland Kurentovanje Returns: A Week of Slovenian Spirit Get ready, Cleveland! The 14th Annual Cleveland Kurentovanje festival is back, transforming our city into a vibrant hub of Slovenian culture from February 7th through February 14th. This beloved week-long celebration offers a unique chance to experience ancient traditions, vibrant parades, and a strong sense of community right here in the heart of Ohio. Understanding Kurentovanje: Slovenia’s Winter Farewell At its core, Kurentovanje is an ancient Slovenian … Read More

Remembering Bill Livingston: A Cleveland Voice For over three decades, Bill Livingston was more than just a columnist for The Plain Dealer; he was a steadfast voice shaping Cleveland’s conversations. Known for his unwavering opinions and direct style, Livingston left an indelible mark on local sports and news coverage, engaging readers with every column and challenging them to think. Bill Livingston’s Enduring Legacy in Cleveland Journalism A Pillar of The Plain Dealer for 34 Years … Read More

South Euclid Businesses Face Unusual Disturbance South Euclid recently saw an unusual incident unfold as local businesses reported being terrorized by a shirtless man described as being covered in fecal matter. This concerning event, captured in recent police blotter entries, highlights both the unpredictable challenges local establishments can face and the swift response required from community members and law enforcement. The Disturbance Unfolds Across South Euclid Reports emerged this past week detailing a series of … Read More

Reflections from Cleveland’s City Hall A recent commentary from Mayor Bibb’s former Chief of Staff offers valuable insights into the complexities of urban governance. This retrospective provides Clevelanders with a unique perspective on the challenges and triumphs experienced at the heart of our city’s administration, shedding light on the intricate dance of policy, politics, and public service. Navigating the Heart of Cleveland Governance The role of a Chief of Staff in a major city like … Read More

Cleveland Residents Plan Protests Against ICE and to Honor Renee Good Cleveland is preparing for anticipated local protests this week, aligning with nationwide calls to oppose Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) policies and to honor Renee Good, a individual tragically killed by an ICE agent in Minneapolis. These planned demonstrations underscore a growing local and national movement seeking accountability and reform within federal immigration enforcement practices. Understanding the Current Climate: Protests Against ICE The recent … Read More

Cavs’ New Rotation Stumbles Against Timberwolves Cleveland Cavaliers fans are buzzing, and unfortunately, it’s not all good news after the team’s recent outing against the Minnesota Timberwolves. A highly anticipated new rotation strategy, deployed by Coach J.B. Bickerstaff, seemingly failed to ignite the squad, leading to a disheartening loss that has many in Northeast Ohio asking questions. This defeat highlights the challenges of in-season adjustments and the constant search for the perfect lineup balance. A … Read More