In 1986, the United Way set out to break a world record with a balloon release over Public Square. Forty years later, the people who built it, flew over it and watched it wash up on Lake Erie tell the whole story.
by Vince Guerrieri
Erin Elisabeth Western's great-grandfather worked in the Cleveland Trust Building in the early 1900s, and now she does at Heinen's Grocery Store, which will close its doors today. But the history of the building will live on.
by John Skrtic
The fast-casual Middle Eastern chain brings stuffed pitas, rice bowls and more to its new location near Public Square.
by Vince Grzegorek
Saucy Brew Works founder Brent Zimmerman cited the project’s financial outlook in the decision to scrap plans for the Downtown Cleveland location.
by Vince Grzegorek
As Heinen's departs the Cleveland Trust Building, this West Ninth Street speciality foods store steps into a bigger role for Downtown residents.
by Alissa Bica Raines
While protest was certainly prominent throughout the set, the heartland rocker still delivered a heavy dose of hits over three-plus hours.
by Dillon Stewart
St. Maron Church won variances to create a surface lot on Sumner Avenue, despite city policies discouraging new Downtown parking lots.
by Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans
Petrone has been a mainstay at the piano of Johnny’s Downtown since it opened 33 years ago.
by Annie Nickoloff
W Sports Bar will close its current space after a year, with ownership eyeing a move closer to the city’s sports hubs.
by Douglas Trattner
The omakase sushi restaurant recently opened on the sixth floor of the Downtown Cleveland hotel.
by Annie Nickoloff
