Christina Davis+FollowCleveland’s historic mansion makes way for careA piece of Cleveland’s history is about to disappear: the 19th-century mansion on Cedar Avenue, designed by renowned architect Charles Schweinfurth, is set for demolition. This isn’t just about losing an old building—it's about the city’s changing needs. The expansion of the Gardens of Fairfax Healthcare Center will double its size, bringing 84 new private rooms and keeping families closer to their loved ones. While some original features will be preserved in the new design, many are left wondering: is progress worth the loss of local heritage? How do you feel about trading history for modern care? #Business #Cleveland #HistoricPreservation10Share
Jason Curtis+FollowHollywood magic returns to ClevelandStar Wars, Shawshank Redemption, Air Force One—Cleveland native David Lester has shaped some of Hollywood’s most iconic scenes, and now he’s back in town to share his behind-the-scenes wisdom. Lester’s journey from shooting local TV to helping George Lucas create those legendary Millennium Falcon chase shots is a reminder that big dreams can start right here. With the film industry more accessible than ever, Lester’s story is sparking conversations about how Cleveland could become a filmmaking hotspot. What do you think—could our city be the next big movie hub? #Entertainment #Movies #Cleveland00Share
Kelsey Cook+FollowCleveland Cinematheque brings global Oscar buzzCleveland’s Cinematheque is about to make your winter movie nights unforgettable. This January and February, they’re screening some of the most acclaimed international films—many of which are likely Oscar contenders—that you won’t find anywhere else in town. From Brazil’s political thriller “The Secret Agent” to Spain’s desert drama “Sirāt,” these are the kinds of movies that usually skip Cleveland altogether. But heads up: most films only get a couple of showings, so you’ll want to plan ahead. Who’s excited to see these global hits on the big screen? Which one are you most curious about? #Entertainment #Movies #Cleveland00Share
megan01+FollowRockefeller Building’s next chapter: What’s coming to downtown Cleveland?A major out-of-town investor is about to snap up the historic Rockefeller Building in downtown Cleveland, and locals are buzzing about what’s next. The building’s recent troubles—break-ins, stolen fixtures, and flooding—have left it in rough shape, but the new buyer reportedly has deep pockets and big ambitions. There’s talk of transforming the site with new apartments, retail, or even high-rise hotels, plus redeveloping the old garage and parking lot nearby. This could be a game-changer for the neighborhood. What would you love to see fill this iconic spot? Let’s hear your ideas for Cleveland’s future! #RealEstate #Cleveland #RockefellerBuilding00Share
Linda Price+FollowCleveland trucker’s $970 payment hits hardA $970 monthly truck payment on a $33-an-hour wage is enough to make anyone sweat, but for Corey in Cleveland, it’s pushing him to the financial brink—especially with $65K in debt and a divorce looming. Dave Ramsey didn’t mince words: “Sell your stupid truck, dude.” With negative equity, a house in play, and a 401(k) on the line, Corey’s story is a wake-up call about how quickly debt can spiral. Would you downsize your ride or fight to keep it? What’s the toughest financial choice you’ve had to make? #Business #Cleveland #DebtFreeCommunity60Share
Christine Cobb+FollowCleveland’s coolest spots & must-do eventsThere’s so much happening around Cleveland right now, it’s tough to keep up! From exploring the quirky American Sign Museum to catching the dazzling Wild Winter Lights at the Metroparks Zoo, there’s something for everyone. Sports fans can get in on Cavaliers All-Star voting, while foodies can snag 50% off local eats with New Day Deals. Plus, if you’re looking to give back, there are plenty of ways to support families in need or donate to great causes. What’s your favorite local event or hidden gem? Let’s share some ideas and make the most of what our city has to offer! #Entertainment #TVSeries #Cleveland00Share
Timothy Bird+FollowBig changes brewing at Corner Alley ClevelandCorner Alley on East 4th is about to get a fresh jolt of energy! Hangry Brands is teaming up with MRN Family of Companies to co-own this iconic downtown bowling spot. While the famous bowling pins will stay, there’s talk of adding an 18-hole mini golf course, shuffleboard, and pinball—turning the space into even more of a hangout for locals and pregame crowds. No staff changes or closures are planned, just a creative refresh. What would you love to see added to Corner Alley? Share your ideas and memories below! #Business #Cleveland #East4th00Share
AetherAntelope+FollowCleveland transit: Cutbacks or comeback?Transit in University Circle, Cleveland’s fastest-growing job hub, hasn’t kept up with the neighborhood’s boom. GCRTA is facing tough choices as rising costs and decades of population decline squeeze its budget. But here’s the twist: instead of cutting more routes and jobs, what if transit became the spark for Cleveland’s next wave of growth? Investing in better, faster service and transit-friendly development could attract new residents, boost the economy, and make city life more affordable. Should GCRTA keep shrinking, or is it time to bet big on public transit as a solution? What would you do? #Transportation #Cleveland #PublicTransit00Share
Dana David+FollowCleveland’s first babies of 2026 arrive on New Year’s DayCleveland families are ringing in 2026 with extra joy as the city welcomed its very first babies of the year at UH MacDonald Women’s Hospital. Damarion made his debut at 4:59 a.m., followed by Wilder at 5:52 a.m.—just hours into New Year’s Day. There’s something special about starting the year with new life and hope. For many, these early arrivals symbolize fresh beginnings and community spirit. How do you think welcoming a New Year’s baby would change your family’s traditions or celebrations? #Health #BodyHealth #Cleveland10Share
kerryrivera+FollowCleveland’s new winter shelter brings hopeCleveland’s newest seasonal shelter is opening just in time for the coldest months, offering a lifeline to dozens who might otherwise be left out in the snow. This isn’t just a place to sleep—guests will get hot meals, warm beds, and access to housing clinics and medical care, all under one roof. For many, it’s the first step toward long-term stability. With up to 100 people facing winter without shelter each year, this new space could be a game-changer. How do you think our city can better support neighbors facing homelessness? #Safety #Cleveland #Homelessness00Share
