The African American Cultural Garden in Cleveland Ohio hosted their first annual Golf for the Garden event on Saturday July 19, 2025. AACG leaders such as Executive Director Obie Shelton and past-President Carl […]
On Palm Sunday, April 19, 1970 the doors of St. Paul Greek Orthodox Church opened for the first time. A highlight of the summer is the St Paul Greek Fest, an annual
Marine Brigadier General Daniel D. Yoo spoke about the contributions of Asian-Americans in the Marine Corps and other services and singled out 3 Asian-American military heroes in a speech at
Members of the French American Chamber of Commerce (FACC) held their annual Bastille Day celebration on Sunday July 13, 2025 at a new French restaurant, La Ville Lumière. La Ville Lumière translates
The Cleveland American Middle Eastern Organization (CAMEO) has been in existence for over 50 years. C.A.M.E.O. is designed to articulate the political interest of more than 275,000 Northeastern Ohio residents of Middle
The premier of the Superman Movie, much of which was filmed in Cleveland, was held at Phoenix Theatres Great Northern Mall on Thursday July 10, 2025. Our good friend Kevin Goodman and BlueBridge
By Brad Nellis Baseball is America’s pastime. And fireworks on the 4th of July are a staple of American culture. This year, we combined the two: a Rubber Ducks game
Heritage Park at Progressive Field is the home of the Cleveland Indians/Guardians Hall of Fame and other exhibits honoring the franchise’s rich history. It opened on Opening Day 2007. Located
I was honored to do an interview with WKYC anchor Russ Mitchell about ClevelandPeople.com, the Cleveland International Hall of Fame, the Cultural Gardens, etc. which ran the other day confirmed
Everyone knows the name Richard “Dick” Pogue. His name is usually preceded by the work “legend” as in the Legendary Dick Pogue or simply as “Mr. Cleveland”. As Managing Partner at