The city of Broadview Heights is all set to come alive with community spirit on July 7-10 when “Home Days on the Green” will be
The city of Berea’s three-day Grindstone Festival, which ran from July 2 to 4 at Coe Lake this year, was packed with family fun, food
Strongsville residents Rob and Brenda Kammer will conduct their “Campaign to Fight Local Hunger” food drive for the third year in a row on July
The city of Strongsville will celebrate the completion of three new youth baseball fields with a dedication ceremony at the Youth Sports Park at 21255
Milestones such as a bicentennial come around less than once in a lifetime, so it was no surpise that despite some rain, huge crowds of
The Cleveland Foundation’s trustees voted today to approve a three year, over $5 million program which aims to help a dozen handpicked organizations, including the
The Cleveland International Exposition Center, which is already one of the largest trade and convention centers in the nation, is gearing up to invest $25
The Cleveland Orchestra’s Blossom Festival looks a little different this year. The upcoming outdoor season was intentionally revamped in order to increase its appeal to
Summertime has officially arrived in Cleveland, and to celebrate the fact, here is a list of some of the best places to get ice cream
The Strongsville City Club held its 25th Annual Rib Burnoff at the City Commons from June 23 to 25. Referred to as “Not the Biggest…Just
Broadview Heights is holding its first “Outdoor Movie Night” of the season on Saturday. “How to Train Your Dragon” will be shown at nightfall on
Once upon a time, near the beginning of the century, the newly opened Beachland Ballroom and Tavern were the only signs of life on Waterloo
