Ashlee Thomas+FollowCleveland’s million-dollar lottery momentA Cleveland local just turned a $50 scratch-off into a $1 million win at the Sheetz on Brookpark Road! He took the lump sum, pocketing $366,250 after taxes. What’s wild is that the Billion scratch-off game still has two top prizes and dozens of big wins left across Ohio. Imagine grabbing your morning coffee and walking out a millionaire—how would that change your plans? Anyone else tempted to try their luck, or do you think the odds (1 in 4.10) are worth it? Let’s hear your take on playing big for a shot at life-changing cash! #News #Cleveland #LotteryWin10Share
Ernest Harris+FollowCleveland remembers Burt Saltzman’s big heartBurt Saltzman, the man behind Dave’s Markets, built more than a grocery chain—he built a community. Whether it was tossing his car keys to a college kid or bagging groceries himself, Burt treated every customer like family. His hands-on approach and genuine care helped Dave’s grow from a single corner store to a Northeast Ohio staple. Even as CEO, he was always on the floor, leading by example and making sure everyone felt welcome. Burt’s legacy isn’t just about business success—it’s about kindness, generosity, and lifting up the neighborhoods he served. How do you think local businesses can carry on his spirit? #Business #Cleveland #CommunityMatters00Share
Mrs. Jessica Morgan+FollowSmart meter opt-out fee stirs debate in ClevelandCleveland residents are facing a tough choice: stick with a traditional electric meter and pay an extra $28.29 every month, or switch to a smart meter. FirstEnergy is rolling out smart meters across Ohio, but some locals are worried about privacy, safety, and data security. The opt-out fee has sparked frustration, especially since many feel it’s too high during a time when every dollar counts. Some say the fee is unfair, while others question if the promised savings from smart meters will ever show up on their bills. How do you feel about paying extra to keep your old meter? #Business #Cleveland #SmartMeters00Share
Anthony Christian+FollowLenox treasures: Cleveland’s vintage charmSpotting a Lenox piece at a local shop feels like uncovering a bit of American history—especially now that the iconic Lenox factory has closed its doors. From art glass cruets that brighten up kitchens to swan figurines that add elegance to any room, these pieces aren’t just beautiful—they’re a slice of our past. Cleveland collectors, have you found any gems lately? If you come across Lenox marked with green lettering, you might be holding a pre-1953 treasure! Let’s share stories and tips for finding and caring for these timeless keepsakes. #Shopping #Cleveland #Lenox10Share
xwilliamson+FollowCleveland loses a 150-year floral iconAl Wilhelmy Flower Shop, a Cleveland staple for generations, is closing its doors after 150 years on Lorain Ave. It’s hard to imagine local weddings, graduations, or even funerals without their touch—this shop has been part of so many life moments for families here. The closure, due to the owners’ illness, feels like the end of an era for West Side neighbors. How do you think this will change the feel of our community? What are your favorite memories from Al Wilhelmy? Let’s share stories and celebrate their legacy together. #Business #LocalBusiness #Cleveland00Share
andersonkaren+FollowTerry Pluto’s advice hits home for Cleveland studentsLanding your dream gig isn’t about having it all figured out from day one. Terry Pluto, a true Cleveland icon, told Media Academy students that rejection and setbacks are just part of the journey—and sometimes, not getting what you want means you’re actually losing nothing. Pluto’s own path was full of twists, from failed football tryouts to finding his calling in writing. His message? Don’t let anyone else’s doubts shape your future. Trust your gut, stay open to new experiences, and remember: when opportunity knocks, don’t hesitate—just go for it. What’s the boldest leap you’ve ever taken? #Sports #Cleveland #TerryPluto10Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowBig changes for Cleveland’s senior careAn 84-bed senior care community just east of Cleveland has changed hands for $7 million, marking the end of decades of local family ownership. The new owner, a Midwest operator with a growing Ohio presence, is expected to bring fresh investment and possibly new services to the 26-acre property. With occupancy hovering around 75%, there’s real potential for upgrades and expanded care options. For families in the area, this could mean more choices and better amenities for loved ones. What do you think—will new management make a difference for residents and staff? #RealEstate #Cleveland #SeniorCare00Share
glittle+FollowCleveland loses a 150-year floral iconAl Wilhelmy Flowers, a true Cleveland institution, is closing its doors after 150 years of brightening our lives with blooms for every occasion. From weddings to school dances, this shop has been woven into the fabric of our community. The closure, due to the owners’ illness, marks the end of an era on Lorain Ave. If you’ve ever picked up a bouquet here or have memories tied to this place, now’s the time to share your stories. Their final sale runs through Friday—maybe grab a piece of local history while you can. #Business #LocalBusiness #Cleveland00Share
David Hoover+FollowCleveland man’s $1M lottery win at SheetzA Cleveland local just scored a $1 million top prize from an Ohio Lottery scratch-off bought at Sheetz on Brookpark Road. He opted for the lump sum, pocketing $366,250 after taxes—definitely a life-changing moment! The Billion scratch-off game still has two more $1 million prizes out there, plus dozens of second-tier wins. Beyond the thrill, every ticket sold helps fund education across Ohio, with the lottery contributing over $34 billion since 1974. Would you take the lump sum or the annual payments? And what would you do first if you won? #News #Cleveland #OhioLottery00Share
Michelle Arnold+FollowCleveland schools shut down as arctic blast hitsFrigid temps have brought Cleveland and much of Northeast Ohio to a standstill—over 400 school districts are closed today, giving thousands of kids an unexpected day off. The cold isn’t just inconvenient; it’s pushing first responders to their limits, with firefighters battling blazes in brutal conditions and county buildings delaying openings. Local groups are stepping up to help the homeless stay warm, handing out essentials and opening shelters to anyone in need. Before heading out, double-check your car and bundle up—wind chills are hitting 15 below zero. How are you handling this deep freeze? #Education #Cleveland #SchoolClosings00Share
