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Highlights, headquartered in Columbus, has managed to stay alive since 1946 by staying true to its values. -
Broadbent is eager to teach newcomers how to become proficient at his craft.
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Fall colors are finally here, but why were they late? -
"All Voting is Local" registers people with disabilities to vote and makes sure they know their rights at the polls. -
A food pantry in Cleveland's east side feeds hundreds of families, but also requires a lot of electricity. -
Amanda King's photographs are hung in a vacant storefront on the corner of Buckeye Road and E. 130th Street. -
The water tower along the Shoreway will be re-painted with a new design. -
The Music Settlement has been on Cleveland's east side for 106 years, but this month it opened a campus on the west side -
Jacob's Ladder provides fitness opportunity for people with disabilities. -
Local Triathletes Ready To Welcome, Race 5,400 Competitors For National Age Group Titles -
The American Institute of Architects' sand sculpture competition benefits the ACE Mentor Program -
how things are changing around the 16-bed rule specifically for rehab facilities in Ohio and at the federal level.
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The Asian Lantern Festival brings more than 40 displays and hundreds of lanterns to the zoo. -
The Geauga Park District and Cleveland Metroparks Zoo work to boost spotted turtle population
