Kaitie Nickel and Stephanie Hamme hope 100 vendors and a Santa scene can wake up the quiet mall under Erieview Tower.

Diners get a Lincoln-era address on gratitude plus corn husk dolls for the kids. Tickets run $25 to $55.

Hartwood House sought 101 birthday cards for Joan Hillman. She got hundreds, including one from an Ohio mayor contacted by mistake.

Eva Clarke and Mark Olsky, both born in Nazi camps in April 1945, spoke at the Maltz Performing Arts Center as Gov. Mike DeWine sent a video message.

Complaints about crowing roosters preceded a unanimous Brecksville, Ohio, city council vote.

Avon's holiday bash returns to the Aquatic Facility with a gingerbread contest, petting zoo, and a special Santa visit for kids with special needs.

Brayla Neel, 9, ran to help after Connie Seal fell on a Lodi walk, saying it reminded her of her great-grandfather.

Tina Beris and Geraldine White have waited over a year to move into a Chickadee Lane house built for their needs, as Lyndhurst weighs a zoning board's denial recommendation.

Treat Street alone will hand out 10,000 bags of candy as Church Street fills with trick-or-treaters this evening.

John Retton once walked to Leighton Elementary as a boy. Now his company rebuilt its amphitheater in memory of his mother, Sherri Retton.

The $124,350 wheelchair-accessible van should cut reliance on a service charging the city $46 per trip.

Fourteen Browns players in costume hit the Huntington Bank Field runway, and one little Lightning McQueen finished with a loud “Ka-Chow!”

The Nov. 7 festival at Cleveland Public Theatre features seven altars, Aztec dancers and a $10 suggested donation for altar access.