Van Arlo To Celebrate New Single’s Release with Special Show at the Rialto Theatre
Local singer-songwriter Ben Marthey grew up listening to country music and played country music with his high school band. But as he developed his songwriting skills, he widened his musical interests, incorporating indie folk, alt-country and rock into his songs. After getting married and having kids, he put his songwriting on the backburner to focus…
Best Libido Gummies: 5 Gummies to Boost Sexual Satisfaction
Imagine yourself feeling extremely satisfied with a healthy sex drive, experiencing one enjoyable moment after another. Well, get ready because we will share the best sex gummies to start feeling joyful with your sexuality. We’ve chosen the best, each made with clinically proven ingredients to satisfy your deepest desires. Whether you want more energy or…
Best Escort Sites 2025: Find Quality Companionship Near You
Looking for a date these days is like scrolling through a menu with endless options. Luckily, we’ve done the legwork for you and found the top pick: Ashley Madison, the best escort site. But hold on tight because we have more options, each with unique benefits! Want to know the best escort sites? Get ready…
15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (Feb. 20-23)
Our weekly picks of the best things to do in Cleveland this weekend. Also check out our full Cleveland event calendar. THU 02/20 Adès Conducts Adès Thomas Adès conducts the Cleveland Orchestra as it takes on 20th-century masterworks by Sibelius and Saariaho. The concert begins at 7:30 p.m. at Mandel Concert Hall, where a second performance…
W Sports Bar, Cleveland’s First Women’s Sports Bar, to Open in Gordon Square This Spring
Cleveland might have lost its bid to Denver for the National Women’s Soccer League expansion team, but reports say we are getting a new WNBA team, and the timing couldn’t be better as Cleveland will also soon become home to the W Sports Bar, the city’s first women-owned sports bar. It will open this spring…
The rise of crypto casinos – Anonymity in the digital age
The evolution of online gambling has ushered in the rise of crypto casinos, platforms leveraging digital currencies to offer unique gambling experiences. Crypto casinos are redefining the gaming landscape by providing unparalleled anonymity, faster transactions, and reduced fees. These features attract players who cherish privacy without sacrificing the thrill of gaming. Platforms such as https://cointelegraph.com/crypto-casinos/anonymous/…
Ohio Senate Passes Higher Ed Overhaul Bill Less Than a Day After Eight Hours of Opponent Testimony
The Ohio Senate passed a controversial higher education bill that would overhaul the state’s public universities during Wednesday’s session. This came one day after more than 800 Ohioans submitted testimony against it. Fourteen people provided supporter testimony. The sponsor of the bill called those numbers “irrelevant.” Ohio Senate Bill 1 was passed by a 21-11…
Cleveland’s Wasted Society Releases Debut Single
Wasted Society, a heavy rock/punk band featuring Sam “SlamCookie” Cook on vocals and bass, Andrew “Wasted Drew” Burant on guitar and Cortney “Gunshot” Rosati on drums, just released “Shake Me Don’t Wake Me,” its rousing first single that features gritty guitars, gruff call-and-response vocals, and a melodic pop hook. The group has also put out an…
New Emergency Mental Health and Substance Use Center to Open at Former St. Vincent Site Downtown
Cleveland and Cuyahoga County have in recent years aimed to better serve those in the region dealing with mental health, substance abuse and behavioral issues. Cleveland police, for example, have a “co-responder” pilot program staffed by trained crisis intervention officers and social workers to handle a variety of calls. And the Cuyahoga County Diversion Center,…
Cleveland Ropes in Five Other TIFs to Downtown ‘Shore to Core’ to Buttress Finances for Bedrock Project
Cleveland really wants Bedrock to start building its gargantuan Riverfront project as soon as humanly possible. Like, by 2027 at the latest. Some developments on that front went down in the past week. The first happened on Friday, when Cleveland’s City Planning Commission gave its thumbs-up to the final iteration of The Riverfront’s conceptual design.…
Ohio’s Bold Move to Embrace Bitcoin in State Finance
Ohio is making waves in the financial world with a bold proposal that could redefine how states manage their reserves. Senate Bill 57 (SB57), introduced by State Senator Sandra O’Brien, seeks to establish the Ohio Bitcoin Reserve Fund, allowing the state treasurer to invest public funds in Bitcoin. If passed, Ohio would become one of…
Cleveland Play House Production of ‘Fat Ham’ Is a Comically Profound Slice of Reality
Something is rotten in Denmark, or in this case “in the middle of nowhere” in North Carolina. Deep dark secrets are about to be revealed in a middle-class backyard BBQ wedding reception. One week after the funeral of her husband Pap (Paul Oakley Stovall), Tedra (Tanesha Gary) is getting remarried to his twin brother, Rev…
Ahead of Extension Decision, Questions Raised About JobsOhio’s Impact
The Ohio Controlling Board is slated on Wednesday to decide whether to extend JobsOhio’s lease of the state liquor franchise — which is worth many millions a year — until 2053. Attorney General Dave Yost has asked the board to delay the decision, saying that it doesn’t appear that the controversial economic development entity is…
Review: Anthony Zappola Has Gone Back to the Basics With Tony’s Burger Shop, and That’s Enough for the Chef Right Now
A decade ago, Anthony Zappola was executive chef of Tom Colicchio’s Heritage Steak, the “Top Chef” judge’s high-roller steakhouse in Las Vegas. Today, the local chef runs a trio of Cleveland restaurants that specialize in sandwiches, burgers, and Italian-American staples. If you think that Zappola is bemoaning his current culinary standing, you’d be mistaken. “I…
Oasis, White Stripes, Mariah Carey and Outkast Lead List of Rock Hall Nominees
The Rock Hall just announced the nominees for its latest class of Inductees. Among the 14 nominees, eight appear on the ballot for the first time. Bad Company, the Black Crowes, Chubby Checker, Joe Cocker, Billy Idol, Maná, OutKast and Phish all make their debuts as nominees. The other six acts — Mariah Carey, Joy Division/New Order,…
Reports: It Never Gonna Be Warm Again
After having just finished yet again chiseling layers of ice off the Scene Action Weather News Team van, we’re despondent to report that more ice is on the way and, in fact, it will never be warm in Cleveland again. The upcoming forecast gives us little reason to believe otherwise. Following a brutal stretch of…
15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (Feb. 13-16)
Our weekly picks of the best things to do in Cleveland this weekend. Also check out our full Cleveland event calendar. THU 02/13 Alla Boara Led by drummer and composer Anthony Taddeo, this local group makes modern arrangements of near-extinct folk songs. The show starts at 7:30 p.m. at the Music Box Supper Club, and the…
Crowley’s Dive Bar is Coming to the Campus of John Carroll in University Heights
Crowley’s Dive Bar has quickly made a name for itself in Eastlake (35647 Vine St.) since opening in 2023. The “unapologetically, unglamorous establishment” serves up smash burgers, sports tellie, and comradery — and the formula is paying off in dividends. Not long after opening their original location, the owners added a second spot in Kirtland…
The Hot Dog Diner in Parma Has Closed, But Will Open in New Home
Parma has said goodbye to another one-of-a-kind joint that has enriched the local food community for decades. The Hot Dog Diner, which was opened by Dave and Natalie Teare in 2005, has closed. Originally located on Brookpark Road, the restaurant eventually relocated to 5494 Pearl Road, formerly home to a Taco Bell. The Teares announced their retirement…
Ohio University’s Diversity and Inclusion Centers Could Close If Higher Ed Overhaul Bill Passes
Audrey Ansel is afraid Ohio University’s Pride Center might shut down if a controversial bill that would ban diversity and inclusion efforts from Ohio’s public universities passes. State Sen. Jerry Cirino, R-Kirtland, introduced Senate Bill 1 which touches on many aspects of higher education. In addition to the diversity and inclusion ban, the bill would…
With New Anti-DEI Limits on NEA Grants Thanks to Trump, Cleveland Creative Nonprofits Face Financial Uncertainty
On January 14, six days before the beginning of the second Trump administration, the Biden-led National Endowment for the Arts signed off on $37 million in funding awards to 1,474 arts organizations throughout the country. A handful of those were here in Cleveland. Awards ranging from $10,000 to $25,000 were announced to bankroll plays at Cleveland…
Hecks in Avon to Reopen in Former Melt Space This Thursday
When Melt closed its Avon location last year, Fadi Daoud, who owns Hecks Café next door, decided to grab the property for himself. Daoud opened the westside location of his popular burger bar a decade ago and the space no longer suited his needs. “It kind of made sense to us,” he explains. “We’re outgrowing…
Don Was Talks About the Genesis of His Pan Detroit Ensemble
Recently, musician and producer Don Was realized a long-time dream of his and put together the Pan Detroit Ensemble, a jazz band featuring musicians from his Detroit hometown. Growing up in the Motor City, Was absorbed the city’s music with a passion that found a way into his 1980s band Was (Not Was) and now…
Jack’s Deli Purchased by Cleveland Restaurant Management Group
Jack’s Deli (14490 Cedar Rd., 216-691-6837), a classic Cleveland delicatessen around since 1980, has been acquired by the Cleveland Restaurant Management Group (CRMG). The company, which has been on a restaurant-buying spree of late, is owned and operated by a contingent of area entrepreneurs, most notably Marc Glassman of Marc’s fame. The overarching goal of the…
Ohio Democrats Propose Bill to Gradually Increase Minimum Wage to $15 Per Hour by 2030
Ohio lawmakers are once again trying to increase the state’s minimum wage to $15 per hour. State Reps. Dontavius Jarrells, D-Columbus, and Ismail Mohamed, D-Columbus, recently introduced House Bill 34, which would increase the minimum wage by a dollar per hour each year for workers until reaching $15 per hour in 2030. The bill is…
Last Week in Cleveland Food News: New Collinwood Brewery, Soho’s Search for a New Home and More
– Dan Malz, who you might remember from Portside in the Flats, is a few weeks away from opening Two Friends Brewing in Collinwood. Related – Trust Coffee, a new all-day cafe from the owners of Thyme Table, is now serving breakfast, lunch and happy hour in Bay Village. Related – Nature’s Oasis will soon have…
Ensemble Theatre’s Production of ‘Enemy of the People’ Follows a Timeless Theme
They say that blood is thicker than water but that is not always the situation, especially in the case of Henrik Ibsen’s “Enemy of the People A Rustbelt Adaptation by Les Hunter.” This is Ensemble Theatre’s first production at their new home in the Marinello Little Theatre at John Carroll University in University Heights. Dr.…
Win Streak Ends for Cleveland State Vikings But Revenge Against Milwaukee Is Sweet
The streak has ended. With their game at Northern Kentucky going the Norse’s way, the Vikings needed to get a bounce-back win against Milwaukee after their 13-game winning streak was in the past. The Vikings showed that the streak wasn’t just a fluke by dominating the Panthers. Away game at Northern Kentucky (10-13, 5-7 Horizon…
Ask a Cleveland Sex Therapist: I’m Curious About Opening Up My Relationship But Worry What My Partner Will Think
Welcome to Ask a Cleveland Sex Therapist. Want to ask Matt a question that could be tackled in a future column? Click here. Now, onto this week’s topic. Dear Matt, I’ve been in a long-term, monogamous relationship with my partner, and for the most part, it’s been really fulfilling. I think we have a strong…
Nikki Hudson Running for Cleveland City Council in New Ward 11
Nikki Hudson was among those dismayed by how Cleveland City Council went about redrawing new ward maps late last year and into 2026. And it’s part of the reason she is now aiming to be elected to the body, as the longtime Cudell/Edgewater resident is running for the seat in the newly created Ward 11,…
CSU Vikings Women Team Overcome Pregame 1-0 Deficit Against UDM, Send School Day Crowd Home Happy
It’s quite possible that there were only two things out of the ordinary about Cleveland State’s 72-55 victory over Detroit Mercy on Thursday at the Wolstein Center, and neither of them involved anything that happened on the court during regulation time. Firstly, it was the Vikings’ annual kids day game, billed as Health & Hoops…
Cleveland Heights Judge Orders Made Cleveland Owner to Make Thousands in Overdue Payments to Vendors
Made Cleveland owner Ash O’Connor has been ordered to pay thousands of dollars to vendors who claimed that she had been delaying payments to them for months, if not years, a Cleveland Heights judge ruled on Friday. Judge Donna Fitzsimmons ruled that O’Connor would be required to pay four of her former vendors—Krystal Cain, Steveland…
Ohio U.S. Sen. Moreno Urges U.S. Attorney General to Reexamine Consent Decrees Like the One in Cleveland
In a letter, Ohio Republican U.S. Sen. Bernie Moreno urged new U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi to review and likely rescind consent decrees around the country. The agreements between federal agencies and local ones lay out a court-enforced plan for some kind of corrective action — Akron for instance, agreed to a decree in 2014…
Coming Soon: Two Friends Brewing, Opening in Collinwood on March 7
The last time we checked in with Dan Malz, he was brewing beer (and distilling spirits) at Portside in the Flats. He left that outfit in 2016 (it closed in 2017) and he’s quietly been plotting his return ever since. Almost a decade later, that officially will occur on March 7 when Malz opens the…
‘Parade’ at Playhouse Square Marches to a Fervent Beat
Less than 50 years following the Civil War, deep resentments still plagued what had been known as the Confederate States of America. There was a deep hatred against what were known as “carpetbaggers,” who invaded the post war South in order to fill their own pockets. With slavery ended, citizens were forced to hire and…
Soho Chicken and Whiskey Looking for New Home as Lease Set to Expire in 2026
“We’ve known about this for a while,” says Nolan Konkoski, chef-owner of Soho in Ohio City. “We’ve known for a long time that we would not be able to renew financially.” Konkoski, who opened Soho (1889 W. 25th St.) with his wife and business partner Molly Smith in 2011, is officially on the hunt for…
CentroVilla25, a New Hispanic Food Hall and Business Incubator, Opens in Clark-Fulton Amid Mass Deportation Unease
Back in the 1980s and 1990s, local artist Angél Guzman saw the buildings at West 25th and Clark as a potential centerpiece for a La Villa Hispana, a cultural reckoning in Cleveland’s Clark-Fulton neighborhood that would be the equivalent to a Little Italy or Asiatown Plaza. After three decades of planning, false starts, pivots, leadership…
‘There’s a Lot of Fear Out There.’ Transgender Ohioans Respond to Trump’s Two-Sex Executive Order
Transgender Ohioans are grappling with confusion, chaos and fear in the weeks following President Donald Trump’s executive order saying there are only two sexes. “Trans folks have always been here, and transgender communities cannot be erased by the flick of a pen,” said Dwayne Steward, executive director of Equality Ohio. “However, the chaos that’s been…
Under Pressure, Cuyahoga County Releases Video of Teen’s Shooting by Deputy
The Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s Department released body camera footage of a deputy’s shooting of a teenager on Wednesday, nearly four months after the encounter, while the boy’s mother was not informed about its details. The video release came just hours before The Marshall Project – Cleveland and News 5 Cleveland published its investigation into how…
The St. Olaf Choir Visits Cleveland and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
This week’s classical music recommendations include a wide variety of musical styles. A good opportunity to venture out of comfort zones and try something different. – On Wednesday at 6 pm, Piano Cleveland Live takes over the Forest City Brewery for a sneak peek at a new Azica Records album by pianist Arseniy Gusev and…
Op-Ed: The Safety of Clevelanders Is Not Up for Debate
The St. Patrick’s Day parade has a long and storied history in Cleveland, tracing back to at least 1842. Over the last century and a half, parade organizers, participants, and routes have adapted to the social, political, and religious dynamics of the time. Over the years, Cleveland’s Irish community has marched on almost every street…
Livewire: 10 of the Best Concerts to Catch in Cleveland This Week
WED 02/05 Tim Heidecker Musician, comedian, actor, podcast host, producer and family man brings his band, simply called the Very Good Band, to the Beachland Ballroom tonight as part of a tour in support of his new album, Slipping Away. Released last year, Slipping Away embraces alt-country as Heidecker adopts a droll manner of singing…
Get Up Kids Revisit Their Second Album for 25th Anniversary Tour
Last year, indie rockers the Get Up Kids put out a special 25th anniversary reissue of their seminal sophomore album, Something To Write Home About. The newly remastered LP features expanded music and artwork, including a 28-page large format full-color booklet. It also includes a mix of 12 rare or previously unreleased demos (including the…
15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (Feb. 6-9)
Our weekly picks of the best things to do in Cleveland this weekend. Also check out our full Cleveland event calendar. THU 02/06 Chuck Prophet and His Cumbia Shoes Singer-guitarist Chuck Prophet brings His Cumbia Shoes, a band that features two members of the Salinas, CA-based cumbia band ¿Qiensave? along with Prophet’s long-time band, the Mission…
Text Thread on Joe Jones Investigation Reveals a Fractured Cleveland City Council Concerned With Retaliation, Allegiances
Scene: It’s Friday, January 31st, about 8:42 p.m. End of a polar vortex that has swept the city. Start of a new federal administration bound to make life more difficult for Cleveland’s political sphere. The 17 members of Cleveland City Council have just learned more about a scandal involving one of their colleagues, Ward 1…
Economists: Ohio School Funding Cuts Would Hurt Economy, Increase Inequality
In a survey released Monday, the overwhelming majority of economists said cuts to public education funding proposed by Republican Ohio House Speaker Matt Huffman would dampen the state’s future economic output at the same time that they would increase inequality in an already unequal state. According to the Ohio Supreme Court, the state’s public schools…
Near West Theatre’s ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ Is Bloomin’ Terrific
Near West Theatre began as a summer youth theatre program in 1980. In 1982, with a seed grant from The George Gund Foundation, the theater expanded to become inter-generational as adults were added to the casts. and since 2015, the fabulous company has been staging works at its new 24,000-square-foot home in Gordon Square From…
Trust Coffee in Bay Village to Open Monday, Feb. 10
The wait is nearly over for Bay Village coffee lovers. Trust Coffee (27225 Wolf Rd.), an all-day café from Thyme Table owner Mike Smith, is set to open Monday, February 10. The attractive shop resides in the former Java Bay Coffee space at the Bay Village Square Shopping Center. Trust Coffee is the culmination of…
Cuyahoga County Okays $2 Million for Carriage Co. Development in Ohio City
Ohio City’s latest adaptive reuse project is just about ready for its groundbreaking. Cuyahoga County Council’s Economic Development & Planning Committee threw in their support for the renovation of the Carriage Co. Building off West 25th and Hancock by greenlighting a $2 million loan for development this week. The $50.7-million project is now fully funded,…
1899 Golf and Social Club in Shaker Heights Has Closed
Brian Lindenbaum and his partner John-Michael Speelman spent nearly a year converting the former Jos. A. Bank and Pearl Asian Kitchen spaces at Van Aken Plaza into a 17,000-square-foot entertainment complex starring golf sims, a bar and restaurant. 1899 Golf and Social opened in early 2023, but after less than two years, the owners decided to…
Ohio GOP Proposal Seeks to Change Voter-Passed Marijuana Law With Higher Tax, Lower THC Levels
A Republican lawmaker is trying to reduce the amount of marijuana grown at home, lower the level of THC in recreational marijuana, increase the tax, and redirect the revenue from it. Ohio Sen. Steve Huffman, R-Tipp City, recently introduced Senate Bill 56 which would make several changes to the state’s marijuana laws. “This bill is about…
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre’s ‘Murder on the Orient Express’ Is Firmly on Track
Agatha Mary Clarissa Christie (1890-1976) is known as “The Queen of Mystery,” and for good reason. She is the best-selling fiction writer of all time with sales of over two billion copies. In total she wrote 66 detective novels, 14 short story collections, the play “The Mousetrap” (that has been running continuously in London’s West…
United We Brunch Event Tickets Now on Sale
Cleveland Magazine and SCENE are joining forces to bring together some of the best restaurants in town for day of brunch tastings, cocktails, music and more. Join us at United We Brunch on Sunday, Feb. 23, from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. at The Madison where more than 30 local restaurants will be on hand…
Ask a Cleveland Sex Therapist: I’m 34 and Dealing With Erectile Issues
Welcome to Ask a Cleveland Sex Therapist. Want to ask Matt a question that could be tackled in a future column? Click here. Now, onto this week’s topic. Hey Matt! I’m a 34-year-old dude, and I’ve been struggling with erectile issues for the past year. I can’t figure out what’s causing it—sometimes I’m stressed, but…
Concord Casimir, Cleveland’s Pierogi-Eating, Weather-Predicting Cat, Forecasts Messy End to Winter
You can cast aside the predictions of the famous groundhogs and assorted farm animals trotted out across America today to forecast the weather in the ensuing weeks and months because the infallible and adorable Concord Casimir has nibbled his pierogies and made the call. For the uninitiated, Concord Casimir is a cat that was found outside…
Cleveland Leaders Announce New Coalition to Once Again Say Poverty Is Bad, Promise to Finally Do Something About It
On Friday morning, as late January rain muted a still Huron Road outside, 13 local leaders in government, commerce and philanthropy gathered in a C-shaped panel for a morning of smiles and handshakes in a room at the office of the Greater Cleveland Partnership. They were there — including Blaine Griffin and Justin Bibb, Lillian…
GOP Sponsor of Ohio Higher Ed Overhaul Bill Says Diversity Programs Are Institutional Discrimination
Republican state Sen. Jerry Cirino claims his higher education overhaul bill that would prevent faculty from striking, set rules around classroom discussion, and ban diversity and inclusion efforts, would lead to more academic freedom at Ohio’s public universities. Cirino introduced Senate Bill 1 last week and it is the top priority for the Senate Majority. …
The Beachwood Truck Park Has Closed
Before the Lakewood Truck Park even opened for business Dan Deagan began making plans to export the concept to the east side in Beachwood. That operation on Chagrin Boulevard in an old fire station debuted in 2022. But while success was easily found in Lakewood, Beachwood didn’t quite draw the same amount of traffic despite…
Ohio Republican Lawmakers Again Seek to Override Voters on Legal Weed Law in Blatant Cash-Grab
Ohio Republican lawmakers want to raise taxes. Specifically, they want to raise taxes on recreational weed by 50% while making it less potent and redirecting all of its tax revenue into their own grubby little hands. Just like they’ve resurrected a zombie version of their proposal to overhaul Ohio higher education and turn our institutions…
Cleveland City Council Cuts $1 Million From DigitalC Contract After it Fails to Meet 2024 Subscriber Goal
In Joshua Edmonds’ first major pitch to Cleveland City Council about DigitalC, the future of fixing the city’s digital divide seemed promising. As the company’s CEO noted, they would help provide Clevelanders currently without home internet access a new, fast, and affordable connection for less than $20 a month with financial help from the city.…
Graeter’s Skyline Chili Ice Cream is… Actually Good?
A friend of mine and longtime Skyline afficionado waited mere moments before clicking the order button on the ice cream collaboration between Graeter’s and the Cincinnati chili emporium, lining up not one, not two, but three pints of the long-rumored crossover production to be shipped to his home in New Jersey. Trying it? Sure. Stocking…
Cleveland City Councilman Joe Jones is Sorry
Roughly two weeks after news broke of misconduct allegations against Cleveland City Councilman Joe Jones, the Ward 1 representative released his first statement to the public, expressing remorse that his actions and words caused discomfort to the accusers. “The last few weeks have been very challenging for me personally and professionally,” Jones wrote in a…
Cuyahoga County Delayed Providing Records on Jail Deaths
This article was published in partnership with The Marshall Project, a nonprofit news organization covering the U.S. criminal justice system. Sign up for their Cleveland newsletter and follow them on Instagram, TikTok, Reddit and Facebook. Despite promises of transparency and a pledge to reform the troubled jail, Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne’s staff delayed releasing…
Cuyahoga County Judge Leslie Celebrezze Admits to Misconduct Allegations, Faces New Claim
Cuyahoga County Domestic Relations Judge Leslie Ann Celebrezze has admitted violating several rules of judicial conduct and now faces an additional misconduct claim from the Ohio Disciplinary Counsel, court records show. The new charge also stems from Celebrezze’s longtime relationship with court-appointed receiver Mark Dottore. In her response to the new charge, Celebrezze acknowledged she…
Cleveland Native and Grammy-Award Nominated Singer Durand Bernarr on Creating His Own Path in the Music Industry
To the world, an overnight sensation seems sudden and unexpected, but for Durand Bernarr, it’s the result of years worth of work. Born in Cleveland and raised in the Glenville neighborhood – which is also home to local legends Bone Thugs-N-Harmony – you might say music chose Bernarr before he had a chance to think…
Trump Order Prioritizes School Choice and Vouchers, Which Ohio Has Been Expanding for Decades
An executive order signed by President Donald Trump directs an emphasis on school choice and private school voucher programs when it comes to education funding, something that’s been happening in Ohio for several decades now. While it’s unclear how much power the executive order will have with spending decisions decided by Congress, the executive order…
Livewire: 16 of the Best Concerts to Catch in Cleveland This Week
THU 01/30 Bertha: Grateful Drag A Nashville-based group that claims to be the world’s first draq Grateful Dead tribute band formed two years ago to fight the anti trans and LGBTQ laws being passed in Tennessee and around the country. Tonight at 8 at the Beachland Ballroom, the band makes its Cleveland debut. The concert…
