Mastery: Terrance Spivey
By Terri Mason It has been said that mastery is a true “gem” that all humans have in common; a natural gift that brings equality to subconscious fruition. As a…
Poll Location Changes and New ID Requirements
By Gregory Moore Despite a record voter turnout across Cuyahoga County in the August 8th Special Election, thousands of voters encountered a series of problems on election day related to…
The Book of Ruth: Life’s Changing Situations
By Pastor Larry Frazier In the Old Testament, Ruth lived a life of trials, tragedy, testing, and eventually triumph. Though she lived centuries before current-day gospel singer, Larnelle Harris, the…
Gurnese Smedley Turns 100 Years Old
By Bruce Checefsky Ms. Gurnese Smedley was born to Ed and Hattie Delonely on Aug. 16, 1923, in Sheffield, Alabama. She is a God-fearing woman who accepted Christ at an…
Choosing to Accept or Decline Medical Care (961 words) By Sheila Ferguson
BySheila Ferguson Half (approximately 45%, or 133 million) of all Americans suffer from at least one chronic disease, and the number is growing. Chronic diseases—including cancer, diabetes, hypertension, stroke, heart…
Forbes’ Under 30 Summit
Join the world’s top young leaders, founders, and creators for a life-changing four days of connecting, learning, teaching, and building. The 2023 Forbes Under 30 Summit is more of an…
Artists’ Housing: Connecting Art and Real Estate
By Bruce Checefsky The City of Cleveland, Urban Land Institute Cleveland (ULI), and Assembly for the Arts recently hosted the Art in Place Program: Connecting Art + Real Estate, at…
Prostate Cancer Awareness Month
By Devon Jones The prostate gland is a male reproductive organ located below the bladder. This walnut-sized gland nourishes and transports semen throughout the male reproductive system. According to the Urology Care…
Child Abduction: Prevention and Recovery
By Sheila Ferguson From April through June 2023, thirty children of color went missing in Cleveland, Ohio. This was an unbearable situation for the families and the Greater Cleveland community.…
Cleveland’s Own: Father of Labor Day
By Dorothy Salem John Patterson Green (April 2, 1845-September 1, 1940) is known as the “Father of Labor Day” due to legislation he proposed in 1890 as an Ohio state…