Our Top 5 stories in 2018
Angela Chambers
January 1, 2019
As we wake up to a new year, many of us are reflecting on what did (and didn’t) work in 2018 and the goals we
As we wake up to a new year, many of us are reflecting on what did (and didn’t) work in 2018 and the goals we
Feeling like she didn’t have the right resources or confidence, Shayla Ivezzy thought she couldn’t put her ideas into action. But after hearing a panel
While we regularly ask Northeast Ohioans to share story ideas, what resonates with readers isn’t always a simple answer. This year, topics for the most
Conversations around the office this month have focused on what we’re buying our children for the holidays. Some gifts mentioned, like the latest dollhouse or
Taking a few minutes to connect helped two strangers cope with grief. Patty Terstenyak noticed a friendly spark in Renee Natoli at a mutual friend’s
Children affected by the opioid crisis have a better chance at living with trusted kinship caregivers thanks to a $1 million grant awarded to Cleveland’s
As a way to process his mother’s cancer diagnosis, a Cleveland Heights filmmaker began writing a new script. With health in mind, Myron Davis crafted
Four Northeast Ohio artists are speaking up for social injustices in the “Art of Dissent” exhibit at Shaker Community Gallery. They’re using this display as
At WISH Cleveland, our writing and commitment to helping create a more peaceful, loving world is often influenced by what we are reading. This post
Living in a diverse, progressive community doesn’t make its residents immune to close-minded thinking. The tragic events in Charlottesville, Va., are a major wake-up call to
