Cleveland Magazine

Bernie Kosar, former Browns quarterback, is battling liver failure and Parkinson's disease, now on the liver transplant list and embracing natural remedies. https://lnkd.in/eVayT8FD

This cook-it-yourself dining style has taken over Greater Cleveland with a host of great additions. 🍲

The Dog Days are never over at the Cleveland Animal Protective League where many pets, like Carly, are ready to find a family, and adopting them doesn’t have to be a hassle.

Smoking remains a leading killer. So where do vaping and marijuana fit in the picture?

A Painesville family credits their loyal customers and friends for their success following the transformation of their food truck, Jackpot Chicken, into a brick-and-mortar spot, Jackpot Street Food. 

Looking for a new adventure? Look at Northeast Ohio's many water trails.

Find out how a day trip to Kalahari inspired a viral sensation — and created a new genre of wedding photos along the way.

What's it like to get a 639-foot-long ship around the tight bends of the Cuyahoga River? “It’s challenging,” says captain Alex Weber. “Very crooked. Very windy.” 🚢 Go on board the Mark W. Barker, a new freighter ship designed with Cleveland's twisted river in mind, in our July cover story. Meet the deckhands, chefs and engineers that keep things moving, and join us for one slow six-mile journey through the city that delivers iron ore to Cleveland-Cliffs. Continue reading the magazine to learn more about Cleveland's growing hot pot scene, a splashy Kalahari wedding photo shoot and the best farmers markets to visit this summer. Pick up a copy today; our July issue is out now. Start with a journey on the Cuyahoga: https://lnkd.in/gGxmU7dw

In the early 1900s, a new bridge was needed spanning the Cuyahoga River, something befitting Cleveland’s new stature as the seventh biggest city in the country. In 1917, the Veterans Memorial Bridge opened. Currently, the streetcar level is under consideration to transform into a park and it will be open to the public for tours this weekend. Read more about the history of Veterans Memorial Bridge: https://lnkd.in/ecAKgy2k

Pin High, a new golf simulator venue by Daniel Deagan, is set to open this winter, transforming the historic Bay Lanes into a premier golf destination. ⛳ New Venue: Dan Deagan, along with Ryan Corbett, is opening Pin High, a golf simulator facility, in the former Bay Lanes location in Bay Village. ⛳ Golf Bays and Bar: The 13,000-square-foot space will feature 12 golf bays, a large bar, and will host clinics, leagues, and tournaments. ⛳ Community Focus: Pin High aims to be a community hub, offering free practice bays to local high school golf teams and a welcoming space for snacks, drinks, and sporting events. Owner Dan Deagan: “It’s really important to me that we become a big part of the Bay community.” Read More: https://lnkd.in/eiAxsBNi