Editor's Note: How To Power Through The Struggle To Stay Fit
Despite her struggle, editor Kim Schneider is ready to buckle down.
Commentary
Starting Over In The New Year
Last year was difficult. Reading old issues of The New Yorker reminds one writer to reset in 2021.
Cleveland Restaurants Are Buckling Under Surging Commission Fees For Delivery Services
Local chefs speak out about the challenges they face using Uber Eats, DoorDash and more as they shift their restaurants to more takeout.
Editor's Note: This Year's Most Interesting People Offer Up Life Lessons
This year's selections show us how to persevere, how to advocate for change and how to move forward when times get tough, writes editor Kim Schneider.
Editor's Note: A Look Back At 2020
Editor Kim Schneider reflects on what she's learned about herself in this unprecedented year.
A Balancing Act: Lessons Learned On The Slopes
Writer Philip Metres on the ups and downs of commitment — and skiing.
Planning For When We Can Plan Parties Again
Poet Dave Lucas reflects on his desire to host his friends for a party again.
Editor's Note: Self-Improvement Is A Never-Ending Project
Editor Kim Schneider is constantly working on being a better person. But this year has made her question if she's doing enough.
Cooking's Therapeutic Nature
One writer reflects on the power that a kitchen holds.
How Can Working Artists Survive The Pandemic?
The Cleveland art and gallery scene was already pretty fragile, now artists need to rethink how they display and sell their works.
Editor's Note: Best Of Cleveland Feels Different This Year — And That's OK
What editor Kim Schneider learned is there are still plenty of ways to celebrate all the great things happening in Cleveland.
My Wedding Hoax
The rings might have been fake, but this couple's love is as enduring as gold.