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Food + Drink
Antiquity Ale
On Aug. 14, Great Lakes Brewing Co. unveiled a historically accurate re-creation of what is believed to be the oldest beer recipe ever recovered. Here is a look at the numbers behind the ancient Sumerian brew.
Finer Delight
Fueled by local goodness, the Katz Club Diner brings new life to a Cleveland Heights landmark.
Flats Forward
The once bustling East Bank of the Cuyahoga River is primed for a renaissance thanks to recent additions.
Flavor Profile
The champion of cooking fats, Michael Ruhlman, dishes on his newest cookbook dedicated to a timeless Jewish kitchen tradition.
In the CLE
A Shining Example
Stephen King lifts the lid on CBS' Under the Dome, his sequel to The Shining and his Cleveland Influences.
Bird Brains
Parma's pink punch line gets turned into public art.
Fair Notice
They both celebrate the arts, but they couldn't be more different. Whether you enjoy American folk or world diversity, find it here.
Social Worker
As the new CEO of the City Club of Cleveland, Dan Moulthrop looks to bring fresh ideas to the century-old institution.
The Curious Case of David Ayers
The CMHA security guard was convicted of killing 76-year-old Dorothy Brown in her apartment. But after serving 11 years of a life sentence, Ayers was set free based on questions about the police investigation. Then, he put the cops on trial and won a $13 million verdict.
Turnover Prone
The federal probe into Jimmy Haslam's company reminds us how the Browns and the NFL have failed the fans.
Tweet Smarts
Councilman @joecimperman's Twitter account serves as an online community corkboard.
Why We Love Football: Bark Place
The Dawg Pound is more than a section in the end zone. It's our football identity.
Why We Love Football: Barkevious Mingo
Cleveland Browns
Why We Love Football: Blood Lines
We're home to some of the most intense rivalries at any level.
Why We Love Football: Brown and Orange All Over
You don't stop being a Browns fan simply by moving away from Northeast Ohio.
With more than 105,000 official members representing 67 different countries, Browns Backers Worldwide is one of the largest organized fan clubs in profess
With more than 105,000 official members representing 67 different countries, Browns Backers Worldwide is one of the largest organized fan clubs in profess
Why We Love Football: Chuck Kyle
As St. Ignatius' head coach, Kyle has won more than 300 games and 11 state championships. This month, he will be inducted into the Greater Cleveland Sports Hall of Fame.
Why We Love Football: Family Business
Football can connect fathers and sons, teams and communities. Nowhere is that more true than Mount Union.
Why We Love Football: Game Changer
The innovations Paul Brown brought to football helped deliver championships and shape how it's played today.
Why We Love Football: Greg Pruitt
There was more to Greg Pruitt than tearaway jerseys. Pruitt's quickness, shifty moves and strength earned him five trips to the Pro Bowl and No. 4 all-time on the Browns career rushing list.
Why We Love Football: It Started Here
Two rivals helped fuel our love of the game.
Why We Love Football: It's Tradition
Jocelyn Smallwood grew up on the edge of the Ohio State University campus. Her parents were Buckeye graduates. Yet, the school wasn't among her initial college choices. But with a growing love for music and advice from a high school band teacher, she agre
Why We Love Football: Jim Brown
Jim Brown is the greatest running back of all time. (Some might insert "arguably," but not us.) He retired as the NFL record-holder for single-season (1,863) and career rushing yards (12,312), as well as the all-time leader in rushing touchdowns (106), to
Why We Love Football: Joe Haden
Entering his fourth pro year, former high school quarterback and fan-favorite Joe Haden looks to elevate his game to become one of the NFL's elite cornerbacks.
Why We Love Football: Loss Cause
Few schools have the rollercoaster heritage of Oberlin College, from legendary coach John Heisman to two 40-game losing streaks. "I get to coach at a program that John Heisman started. That's a pretty rich legacy to follow," says current head coach Jeff R
Why We Love Football: Marshon Lattimore
Glenville High School
Why We Love Football: Our Wandering Years
Without football for three seasons, we did the only thing left: We passed the time.
Why We Love Football: Ryan Shazier
Ohio State Buckeyes
Why We Love Football: Service Mettle
The 1946 Charity Game stands out for its crowd and as a return to normalcy after World War II.
Why We Love Football: Tailgating
No matter what happens on the field, Browns fans are guaranteed to have a good time on every given Sunday.
Why We Love Football: Ted Ginn Sr.
In 16 seasons at Glenville, the Tarblooders have made 11 playoff appearances and produced several pros. But to Ginn, who joins the Greater Cleveland Sports Hall of Fame this month, that's not what matters.
Why We Love Football: Win Power
With roots in Paul Brown and John Heisman, Northeast Ohio's coaching tree reaches great heights.
Wild Card
Afternoon-drive host Mike Trivisonno takes on card sharks at the World Series of Poker.
Entertainment
Fall Arts & Entertainment Preview: Backstage Pass
From solving an eerie conundrum to reveling in an indoor snowstorm, get more out of museums with these fun, festive events.
Fall Arts & Entertainment Preview: History Channels
The first Cleveland Museum of Art exhibit at the Transformer Station asks us to reimagine how we view the past.
Fall Arts & Entertainment Preview: Night Vision
After almost 20 years off the air, Cleveland native Arsenio Hall returns with a late-night show this month.
Fall Arts & Entertainment Preview: Smooth Operator
Canadian crooner Michael Bublé serenades us with talk of his new album and tour stop at Quicken Loans Arena.
Movie Buff
Known for bringing science and art together, IngenuityFest hosts its first-ever independent film festival.
Rock Hop
With aggressive live shows and angsty songs, the Moxies are updating classic rock •n' roll for a new generation.
Taboo Tale
With a racy debut novel, Alissa Nutting may have penned this year's most controversial book.
Style
Sustainable Swaddle
Cherub's Blanket makes organic baby products with a tiny footprint.
Travel & Outdoors
Vacations and Getaways: Action Pack
Holiday Valley Resort's Sky High Adventure Park is filled with outdoor fun for the whole family.
Vacations and Getaways: Frontier Days
Carve your own path through a historic village in southern Indiana.
Vacations and Getaways: Meal Appeal
Toronto's Parkdale is filled with spots for those who crave creative, locally sourced food.
Vacations and Getaways: Vine Points
Sip and savor your way through the scenic wine country of North East, Pa.
Vacations and Getaways: Writer's Retreat
Find inspiration in the lakeside town Ernest Hemingway once called home.