The Tea Party Express rolled into Brecksville Friday evening—and departed soon after with little fanfare. The tour’s Ohio location had been up in the air until Friday morning, and the short notice led to a small crowd. About 30 people had gathered in t... »
Mayor Ed Kelley confirmed Tuesday that before former City Manager Bob Downey submitted his resignation, City Council had considered terminating him. Council members indicated that they wanted to “move in a different direction,” needed “new leadership” ... »
Check back every Friday for Cheap Date: one weekend event or activity that won't break the bank. The Cleveland Cinematheque is taking a step back in time this weekend. Before CGI and 3-D and well, sound and color, live music, sing-alongs and colorful s... »
A 50-year-old from Cleveland is accused of firing a gun at a home on the 900 block of Vineshire just before 6 a.m. April 24. At least seven bullets struck a car parked in the driveway and the home, police said. Cleveland Heights Police have a warrant o... »
Most on-stage love stories don’t take place over 30 years and happen in various medical facilities. But the play opening today at Ensemble Theatre, Gruesome Playground Injuries, by Rajiv Joseph, takes exactly those risks. In just 80 minutes, the play d... »
Patch came to Solon Panini's and cheered on the Browns as they drafted two offensive weapons. The Browns took running back Trent Richardson with the third pick -- they traded up from the fourth pick to snag the Alabama star -- and quarterback Brandon W... »
Want to know what your Patch editors are listening to? We've created a Spotify playlist that will let you listen to all those songs, right here right now. Hopefully you'll find your future favorite artist on this list, and if not, at least you've got s... »
Join our chat and discuss what happens during the first-round of the pro football draft, April 26 at 7 p.m.! »
There will be no Coventry Street Arts Fair in 2012, said Steve Presser, owner of Big Fun and member of the Coventry Special Improvement District. Instead, the Coventry business district will focus on enhancing its music and movie series that it hosts T... »
Local florists are there to witness many of life's milestones: a birth, a wedding or an anniversary; a passing or a promotion; an apology, a fancy dinner or prom. With prom and graduation season upon us — not to mention Mother's Day on May 13 — we're t... »
Finally, the draft has come back to Cleveland. That's right football fans, it's draft day and the boys in brown and orange are on the clock. Not only is tonight a big night for Cleveland fans, it's a great night for Patch fans. Draft Party: At 7:30 p.m... »
One thing was clear by the end of the three-hour Cleveland Heights-University Heights School Board work session Monday night — timing is everything. Superintendent Doug Heuer has mentioned several times the importance of getting a bond issue or levy on... »
To the Editor: I am a strong supporter of the overall goals of the (Cleveland Heights-University Heights City) school system: making sure that each child in the district has the opportunity to receive an excellent education, which provides adequate pre... »
On Thursday, April 26 at 8 p.m. the draft will finally be underway. All the Cleveland sports fans and talk show hosts can put aside their thoughts and know for certain who Cleveland will draft. But how excited for the draft are you? Die-hard fans and s... »
A group of Cleveland Heights City Council members met with former City Manager Bob Downey April 9 and told him they were considering firing him before he resigned April 13, Mayor Ed Kelley said today. "It was time for new leadership. It was time for a... »
