Boston Mills and sister Brandywine ski areas are still hiring for the 2008/2009 ski season in all departments (mostly for weekend shifts) and one of the perks of working there ... Read More

Cleveland Cavaliers star player, LeBron James, left last night's game at halftime with an injured left finger. LeBron sat out the second half on the bench in street clothes ... Read More

Are your outdoor holiday lights the best in the city? If so, be sure to enter the Cleveland Public Power's 2007 Holiday Lighting Contest. The contest has four ... Read More

Akron, the "Rubber City," just an hour's drive south of Cleveland, has a lot to offer and intrigue visitors. There's the elegant and sprawling Stan Hywet Hall, the ... Read More

Continuing at the Western Reserve Historical Society at University Circle is the interesting exhibit: "Carl and Louis Stokes - From the Projects to Politics." It chronicles the lives and contributions ... Read More

The Galveston County Sheriff's office has determined that the remains of the two-year-old girl found October 29 in a box in Galveston Bay are those of Riley Ann Sawyers, formerly ... Read More

The Cleveland Fire Department will be distributing free smoke detectors to Cleveland residents at Zion UCC Church (2176 W. 14th St. in Tremont) on December 1 from 430pm to 530pm. ... Read More

Fans Edge is offering free shipping today, November 23, on more than 60,000 items in their catalog. For Cleveland sports fans, and those with Cleveland sports fans on their ... Read More

For nearly 50 years American artist Norman Rockwell (1894-1978) designed covers and illustrations for The Saturday Evening Post, but the artist’s career extended far beyond magazine work. Showcasing Rockwell’s ... Read More

Just in time for the holidays, John Blair Publishers has released the second edition of "A Taste of Ohio History" by Debbie Nunley and Karen Jane Elliott. This fascinating ... Read More

The Ohio State Buckeyes clinched the Big Ten conference championship and a chance to play in the Rose Bowl January 1st, with their 14-3 win yesterday over the Michigan Wolverines ... Read More

Holiday events start thing weekend. Among them are the Festival of Trees, over 60 holiday trees at the Cleveland Playhouse, each decorated by a local designer, which starts Sunday; ... Read More

For the second time in two days, a member of the Cleveland Indians' organization has received a post-season award. Today, manager Eric Wedge was named the American League's Manager ... Read More

Cleveland Indians pitcher, C.C. Sabathia was awarded the 2007 American League Cy Young award Tuesday. The winner of the award, named after early 20th century pitcher (and Ohioan) Cy ... Read More

The Walden Country Inn and Stables in Aurora, Ohio has been awarded the prestigious AAA five-diamond rating for the fourth year in a row, the only hotel in Ohio to ... Read More

Cleveland chef, Michael Symon, owner of the city's Lola and Lolita eateries, has been named the Food Network's "Next Iron Chef." Symon beat out seven other candidates in an ... Read More

The Ohio State Buckeyes, the #1 ranked Division 1A college football team in the nation coming into this afternoon's game against Illinois, lost their hopes of a national championship title ... Read More

World War II, Adolf Hitler, the Holocaust, Dr. Mengele—we each experience these words differently creating a web of interpretations, emotions, and philosophies. In the current exhibition at the Maltz ... Read More

The highlight of this weekend's events is the Fabulous Food Show at the I-X Center Friday through Sunday. The event features guest chefs, including the Food Network's Giada De ... Read More

The Cleveland Playhouse's new production of "The Chosen," based on Chaim Potok's bestselling novel, is a humorous, poignant, and sometimes very moving story of two teenage boys growing up during ... Read More

Our warm fall makes perfect weather for exploring the vast, 33,000-acre Cuyahoga Valley National Park, which stretches from Peninsula all the way to Akron. To make it even easier ... Read More

As we recover from Halloween and get ready for Thanksgiving (under three weeks away!), there are plenty of events in and around the city this weekend. Among them are ... Read More