The library club collected over 1,600 books in this year’s drive for the Cleveland Kids’ Book Bank to provide books to children in need across Northeast Ohio.
“We did great,” library media...
Cleveland's lakefront is about to get a major makeover, as city leaders plan to make the area more fun, accessible and eco-friendly.
The plan seems poised to move forward in 2027 in spite of challenges...
Is it still possible to have a political conversation that doesn’t devolve into anger and cynicism?
Beachwood, a historically diverse and progressive community, has been confronted with this question...
Republicans made big gains in the November election, both at the state and federal levels, and they seem poised to enact dramatic changes in education.
In Ohio, the Republican controlled-government...
A new Beachwood City Police Chief stepped into office on Sept. 3.
Daniel Grispino, formerly a commander in the Shaker Heights Police Dept., has already taken steps to achieving his many goals in Beachwood’s...
Beachwood City Council voted unanimously on Dec. 16 to designate the former Fairmount Temple property for senior housing.
The City of Beachwood bought the Temple property for $8 million in June, according...
Donald Trump was declared the winner of the 2024 Presidential Election in the early morning of Nov. 6.
Cuyahoga County has continuously voted for the Democratic candidate in every Presidential election...
The American Sign Language (ASL) Club, led by co-Presidents Londyn Travis and Sydney Anderson and advised by ASL teacher Amy Graham, hosted their second annual holiday gift drive between Oct. 31 and Nov....
Student Council is holding a donation drive for hygiene products Nov. 11 to Dec. 19 for refugees and immigrants to Cleveland in partnership with the U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants (USCRI).
The...
The class of 2026 collected 1,768 pairs of socks for the homeless through their Socktober drive, which ran from Oct. 1 through Oct. 18.
The socks were donated to Bellefaire JCB.
As winter draws...
The Beachwood Bison football team traveled to Brooklyn for a summit with the Hurricanes on Tuesday, Sept. 24, three days prior to their scheduled Friday night game at Brooklyn.
Brooklyn Superintendent...
The first SPIRIT event took place at BHS on Thursday, Sept. 12.
SPIRIT, or School-Student Problem Identification and Resolution of Issue Together, is a full-day program developed by the U.S. Justice...
![“One of my closest friends isn’t allowed to race anymore because of [House Bill 68], and this makes me really upset because now they can’t run because of who they are,” junior Sasha Kheyfets said.](https://bcomber.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Screenshot_20250117_081712_Gallery.jpg)
