Jimmy Oswald

Booming cracks of the paddle, loud pops when ball meets court, squeaking of tennis shoes hurrying across the surface and shouts of both triumph and defeat is about to become

For Steve Weinberg, serving as a campaigner and leader in Cleveland for many years was the best philanthropic education one could ask for.

While the shuttering of the over 40-year-old pool at the end of summer 2025 on the campus of the Jewish Community Center of Greater Columbus brought about the end of

Over 400 Jewish leaders from across the country traveled to Washington, D.C., on May 18 and May 19 as part of the Jewish Federation of North America’s advocacy fly-in to

Over 400 community members gathered at Beechmont Country Club in Orange on June 4 as the Friends of the Israel Defense Forces hosted its 15th annual Guys Night Out fundraiser for the IDF.

SooJi Min-Maranda will become the next executive director of B'nai Jeshurun Congregation in Pepper Pike on July 1, the synagogue announced in a news release on June 10.

White Mountain Grill, a father-and-son-owned, kosher restaurant in Cleveland Heights has closed down less than a year after moving its operations from the basement of their home in Beachwood to 2078 S. Taylor Road.

University Heights City Council unanimously approved a special-use permit and six variances for Zichron Asher Zelig, a home shul at 4310 University Parkway, allowing it to continue hosting daily prayers

As Jalen Brunson put on the hat and threw on the T-shirt that both read “NBA Champions,” he quickly found his wife, Dr. Alison Marks Brunson, and embraced her in

Chad Warren, vice president of advancement and executive director of the Cleveland State University Foundation, said philanthropy isn't about the size of the gift, but rather about the size of the difference.