Stemming from his deep roots in Georgia all the way to Cleveland, William Burke firmly believes “if you can sustain a community,…
One of the most time-honored tenets of natural farming is the understanding that sometimes you have to destroy unhealthy crops in order…
In my 25 years in the classroom, I’ve experienced many tragic events with my students. I previously wrote about my reaction to…
For eight years, Classical Revolution Cleveland has performed for audiences out for a night of beer, hot dogs and tater tots at…
Feeling like she didn’t have the right resources or confidence, Shayla Ivezzy thought she couldn’t put her ideas into action. But after…
Working at food banks and shelters, Anne Melfo noticed the low quality of food that’s often given to these organizations. “The donated…
Nonprofits nationwide could see billions of dollars lost and at least 220,000 jobs cut with the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act…
Cities are neither coming back nor declining. Instead, they’re doing both at the same time. Author J. Mark Souther, a professor at…
Matthew Desmond’s Pulitzer Prize-winning book, Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City, should be for poverty what Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle…
While we regularly ask Northeast Ohioans to share story ideas, what resonates with readers isn’t always a simple answer. This year, topics…