My name is Marcella Moore. I graduated from Tri-C through the Mandel Honors Program and have transferred to Cleveland State
Imagine being 17 years old, playing a guitar in front of famous musicians, and doing it so well that you’re
The pungent smell of the sewer’s nastiness swam through my innocent nostrils, as the wet, moist heat blasted through my
A consistent topic in Teaching Cleveland’s social history sessions is the formation of Northeast Ohio’s social and racial landscape. These
When we take groups on history tours around Cleveland, we tend to get many different questions, as one might imagine.
Perhaps the most famous person to come from Lyndhurst, Ohio was a guy who started out as a toddler doing
Tracy Chapman, born in Cleveland on March 30, 1964, has made a career and a life by turning negatives into
This month, we’re talking with award-winning photographer Janet Macoska, a Cleveland native whose body of work has been featured all
Today, the Cleveland metro area regularly ranks as one of the top ten most racially segregated urban areas in the
“Shock Rock” is a rock genre often associated with the likes of Alice Cooper, Marilyn Manson, and Ozzy Osbourne. In
We believe the seeds of greatness are already here in Northeast Ohio, so we spent 2025 doing our best to
It’s OK if you’ve never heard of Albert Ayler, one of the most controversial, ground-breaking, jazz innovators of all time.
