In Cleveland’s Mount Pleasant neighborhood, Trey Williams has transformed vacant lots into Hood Honey, an urban farm and apiary supporting Black-owned businesses and community development. The farm, rooted in personal family history, offers honey, vegetables, and bee therapy while educating local youth. With ambitious plans for expansion and a growing impact, Hood Honey is redefining what’s possible in urban agriculture.

A century-old Lakewood church is reborn as Birdtown Brewing, blending local history, craft beer, and vibrant eats in a transformed space. With preserved architectural details, a basement bar featuring repurposed gym floors, and Geraci’s Restaurant’s first west side location, this new spot promises memorable vibes, diverse fare, and a welcoming atmosphere for all.

New York Knicks fans packed the streets outside Rocket Arena after the team crushed the Cavaliers 130-93, sweeping the Eastern Conference Finals and clinching their first NBA Finals appearance since 1999. Jalen Brunson was named series MVP. The Knicks now await their next opponent as the Spurs and Thunder battle for the West. See how fans celebrated this unforgettable moment.

A special prom in Parma brought students with special needs from across Northeast Ohio together for a night built around inclusion and celebration. With the Cleveland Cavaliers Dance Team, beloved local mascots like Moondog and Chomps, and artist Michael Gezze drawing caricatures, the event turned Valley Forge High School into an unforgettable community spotlight.