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Featured Articles
A New Day for Natalie Herbick: How Early Detection Helped the Fox 8 Anchor Battle Breast Cancer
Now, the co-host of New Day Cleveland shares how she hopes to use her story to empower others. By Lynne Thompson
Behind The Crispy Chick's Community-Focused Fast Food
Despite opening six months before the pandemic, African immigrant Senayt Fekadu’s chicken tender restaurant quickly became a champion for the local community. By Allison Jack
Northeast Ohio's Night Sky is Preserved at Montville's Observatory Park
You can find one of the best views of the night sky at Geauga County's Observatory Park. By Annie Nickoloff
Food + Drink
9 Food Flights to Sample at Greater Cleveland Restaurants
Northeast Ohio’s restaurants have embraced shareable menu items in unique ways. Take a bite (or two) of these interesting food flights. By Annie Nickoloff
Behind The Crispy Chick's Community-Focused Fast Food
Despite opening six months before the pandemic, African immigrant Senayt Fekadu’s chicken tender restaurant quickly became a champion for the local community. By Allison Jack
Christopher Feran's Aviary Coffee Roastery Redefines Sustainability and Quality
The former coffee consultant for Pheonix Coffee Co. raises funds for a local, small-batched roastery to focus on quality over quantity. By Kate Bigam Kaput
Dining Guide: 23 of Cleveland's Best Burgers
From East Side classics like Stevenson's Bar & Grill to West Side trendsetters like Eugene's Tinman Burger, here are some of our favorite patties in Northeast Ohio. By Allison Jack
Juiceries and Smoothie Joints In Cleveland: Our Editor’s List of 13 Go-Tos
Whether you’re detoxing, veggie-boosting, taste buds-soothing or just plain curious, we’ve got the ultimate list of Northeast Ohio smoothie spots and juicery hubs you need on your radar. By Abigail Kussow
Why The New Downtown Luna Bakery Location Is a Game-Changer
Cleveland has Downtown openings for restaurants all the time. What makes the opening of The Land’s favorite scratch bakery-slash-brunch spot significant? By Abigail Kussow
In the CLE
1975: Cleveland Indians Owner Ted Bonda Aims His 5-Iron at Municipal Stadium's Scoreboard
The bet turned into a media spectacle fueled by the Cleveland Press. By Vince Guerrieri
9 Unique Underwater Creatures That Call Lake Erie Home
Jellyfish, sponges and lampreys are just some of the critters that lurk in Cleveland's Great Lake. By Becky Boban
Looking Ahead with Editor Dillon Stewart
Smoky skylines in Cleveland beg several questions about the future of Northeast Ohio. By Dillon Stewart
Step Inside the Cargill Salt Mines Under Lake Erie
The mines, located underneath Lake Erie, harvest about 12,000 tons of salt every day. By Jacob DeSmit
The White Flower Cake Shoppe Opens at Eton Chagrin Boulevard
The premiere cake shop you know and love has officially settled into its upgraded Woodmere location. By Abigail Kussow
Who’s the Boss? Boss K9 Gives Dogs Behavioral Training
Anna Rencz started her Cleveland dog training business after discovering a natural gift with animals. By Lisa Sands
Why Does Lake Erie Have So Many Shipwrecks?
Take a deep dive into the shallowest Great Lake to learn about the iconic shipwrecks on the lake's floor. By Vince Guerrieri
Yoga Studios In Cleveland: Editor Picks For 11 Locations To Visit
From hot yoga and barre to yin, vinyasa and hatha, check out these Cleveland locations to see the hype and join the trend. By Abigail Kussow
Entertainment
2023 HCA TV Awards: Angeline Walsh's "The Coroner’s Assistant" Earns Major Nominations
All eyes are on a Cleveland-based artist and her Cleveland-filmed series as The Hollywood Critics Association announces who’s up to win at this year’s 2023 TV Awards. By Abigail Kussow
At Home
Fall Decor To (Pumpkin) Spice Up Your Cleveland Home This Upcoming Season
From fall-scented candles to earthy throw blankets, here is our list of favorite home goods and furniture store finds to add to your interior decor this upcoming season. By Abigail Kussow
No Mow May: An Environmentally Friendly Model or Flawed Science?
Earlier this year, in the spring, Cleveland Heights experimented with allowing residents to not mow for a month, helping the pollinators. By Cassie Tomaselli
Style
Go Back to School in Cleveland Style With These Local Products
Back to school is a yearly ritual for families, but it doesn’t have to be ordinary. Give these uniquely Ohio supplies a thought. By Kate Bigam Kaput
William Frederick 5 Years In: The Triumphs and Pitfalls of a Cleveland-Based Brand
A birthday celebration with bittersweet undertones is hosted by the Cleveland-based brand that stands out in The Land. By Abigail Kussow
Yellowcake’s Soft Launch Teases More Than Sweet Styles
A new location, an all-hands-on-deck move, and the promise of new business in Gordon Square. By Abigail Kussow
Travel & Outdoors
Northeast Ohio's Night Sky is Preserved at Montville's Observatory Park
You can find one of the best views of the night sky at Geauga County's Observatory Park. By Annie Nickoloff
Health
A New Day for Natalie Herbick: How Early Detection Helped the Fox 8 Anchor Battle Breast Cancer
Now, the co-host of New Day Cleveland shares how she hopes to use her story to empower others. By Lynne Thompson
Dr. Diana Ponsky’s Journey From Refugee to Plastic Surgeon Inspires the Cleveland Doctor to Pay It Forward
The mother of three shares her journey from 5-year-old refugee to Beachwood’s premiere facial plastic surgeon. By Anthony Elder
How Clevelanders Can Take Precautions Against COVID-19 This Fall
Are COVID-19 cases on the rise? Should Clevelanders be masking up? We’re breaking down the need-to-knows on how to stay healthy this season. By Abigail Kussow
Education
How a New Approach Is Helping Cleveland Students Find a Passion for STEM Education
Evolving STEM programs expose students to the wows, what-ifs and wonders that hook them on hands-on, curiosity-based experiences. By Kristen Hampshire