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From food to music to DIY, these three Cleveland Tiktokers are guaranteed to fill your feed with fun content.

Nine-year-old Brownie Scout Elizabeth Costanzo was given the Girl Scout Medal of Honor after saving a family friend.

Editor Kim Schneider shares stories of women that empower, inspire and transcend in honor of International Women’s Day.

Gia Paulovich and Alexis Rosen have found a variety of ways to uplift themselves and other women.

Inspired by a trip to the Philippines, Jing Lauengco created a blog to capture the voice of the female multicultural experience.

The creator of the Nine Lives Project turns to music as a method to save others and question our beliefs.

The co-founder of Eat Local Ohio has built a huge following on Instagram by supporting local restaurants with food-centric content.

The 12th bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland has followed a calling centered on commitment and transparency.

In facing adversity, the bartender and manicurist found a way to make people happy by wearing cool and crazy costumes when taking out the trash.

The author of Return of the Thief discusses the legacy behind the last 25 years working on her fictional book series.

As the director of Nasa Glenn Research Center, the Puerto Rico native is looking ahead to putting the first woman on the moon.

As the artistic director of the Cleveland International Film Festival, Martin sheds light on her origin story and the plethora of movies she watches each year.