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In every city's history, there are points when the next wave of leaders, entrepreneurs, activists, athletes, makers, thinkers and doers come together to build on the past and carry us into the future. This year, we shine a light on 19 Clevelanders who are forging the way forward for Northeast Ohio — 2023's Most Interesting People. Edited by Ron Ledgard and Dillon Stewart
From Italian and sushi to cocktail lounges and popcorn, this postcard worthy town has it all. By Allison Jack
Li Wah offers a seat at the family table during Lunar New Year, China's most important (and most delicious) holiday. By Dillon Stewart
To reach developers' goals of creating a thriving midsize city, Downtown needs to become more populated and more walkable. What stands in their way? By Mark Oprea
Food + Drink
From Italian and sushi to cocktail lounges and popcorn, this postcard worthy town has it all. By Allison Jack
Li Wah offers a seat at the family table during Lunar New Year, China's most important (and most delicious) holiday. By Dillon Stewart
With a penchant for citrus and a sharable menu, "this is not your grandfather's" steakhouse. By Kate Bigam Kaput
In the CLE
The Akron-based artist credits a strong support system and family for staying sober. By Anthony Elder
The mind behind the newly reimagined Real Food Remedy, Weingart is helping people heal naturally. By Gracie Wilson
New Cuyahoga County Executive brings energetic vision to this powerful office. By Dillon Stewart
The WKYC anchor finds comfort coming home after navigating trials in her early life. By Dillon Stewart
The CEO of FriskMeGood is a self-proclaimed sustainability junkie turning old clothes into unique styles. By Gracie Wilson
Callas reinvented his life in the Northeast Ohio culinary industry after getting sober. By Anthony Elder
The comic details a beneficial shift in her career post-alcohol. By Anthony Elder
In every city's history, there are points when the next wave of leaders, entrepreneurs, activists, athletes, makers, thinkers and doers come together to build on the past and carry us into the future. This year, we shine a light on 19 Clevelanders who are forging the way forward for Northeast Ohio — 2023's Most Interesting People. Edited by Ron Ledgard and Dillon Stewart
New Playhouse Square Director took over after transplanting from London. By Linda Feagler
These two Cleveland Clinic researchers and clinicians aim to unlock brain diseases in the massive Cleveland Clinic Brain Study. By Mike McKenna
A warm welcome for the incoming wave of Cleveland leadership and 2023's Most Interesting People. By Dillon Stewart
An editor recounts their experience with substance abuse as a teenager and young man. By Anthony Elder
The Cleveland photographer is behind the lens of some of the city's most popular photos. By Henry Palattella
Following an 8-year legacy at The Bop Stop, the performance director leads the Cleveland Museum of Art music into the future. By Anthony Elder
Samad is a voice of empowerment for East Cleveland. By Lisa Sands
The Cleveland developer responsible for the vibrant Van Aken District envisions a bright future for the city. By Henry Palattella
Salt's co-owner seeks to expand with two new restaurants. By Kate Bigam Kaput
Mayor Bibb looks forward after learning that progress takes time. By Dillon Stewart
The horror hostess made a new name for herself in the form of late-night movie queen Lenora. By Anthony Elder
Here, a Cleveland Magazine writer discusses the complicated history of the word and how it should be used — as well as writer Anthony Elder's response.
The editor-in-chief is well-suited to guide the effort at Signal Cleveland, a nonprofit newsroom in Cleveland. By Annie Nickoloff
From Cleveland Kraut and beyond, Anderson leads the charge on the city's fermented food reputation. By Ron Ledgard
To reach developers' goals of creating a thriving midsize city, Downtown needs to become more populated and more walkable. What stands in their way? By Mark Oprea
The young CEO leading a new era for the Cleveland Cavaliers and Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse. By Jacob Desmit
Pickleball, once considered a hobby for elderly vacationers, is booming as exercise and sport. By Henry Palattella
Once an offensive tackle, now Joe Thomas spends his time with family and plenty of vegetables. By Dennis Manoloff
Cleveland City Council's first openly LGBTQ+ woman remembers her Dewey Decimal System training. By Ken Schneck
The runner-turned-recovery advocate recounts the things he's learned helping recovering addicts in Northeast Ohio. By Anthony Elder
The Guardians rising-star rookie reflects on a year of achievement and leadership in the clubhouse. By Vince Guerrieri
Four Cleveland locals recount their experience with substance abuse and sobriety. By Anthony Elder
Ever wondered what it's like to be a passenger in the massive Goodyear blimps that often hover over downtown Cleveland on gameday? Cleveland Magazine recently took to the sky. By Annie Nickoloff
In the wake of the U.S. entering WWII, the famous Cleveland company recalls horse-drawn deliveries. By Becky Boban
At Home
Four ways E-Design can make a difference in your home projects. By Becky Boban
Multipurpose areas grow in use, as do warm colors. By Becky Boban
Antonia Marinucci, along with her husband and brother, overhaul one of the oldest homes in their neighborhood. By Lynne Thompson
Meet Redend Point, a soft, natural and calm color that is the perfect accent for rooms across your home. By Gracie Wilson
Learn the latest colors and designs that make your walls stand out. By Lynne Thompson