Rachel Abbey Mccafferty is a journalist based in Cleveland, Ohio. She writes for Crain's Cleveland Business, WYSO Public Radio, and Ideastream Public Media, focusing on local news and business stories. Her articles cover topics such as education, economic development, and community initiatives in the Cleveland area.
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Rachel Abbey Mccafferty's coverage primarily focuses on local education and business & industry developments in Ohio, Cleveland, and the United States. Her articles often feature announcements and expert commentary related to these areas.
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By: Rachel Abbey McCafferty
Today’s manufacturing is nothing like the manufacturing of years past. While the industry is still responsible for making, well, pretty much
By: Rachel Abbey McCafferty
Co-owner of Rust Belt Recruiting Jenna Evans during a site visit to steel service center Diamond Metals Distribution in Cleveland.
By: Rachel Abbey McCafferty
Multi-step skincare routines. Expensive serums. Sephora hauls. For tweens? “Skin care is a hot topic,” says Jamie Cole, owner of Skin Deep Laser Spa in Strongsville.
Talan Products has always focused on being a high-growth company, riding out the cyclical ups and downs of business.
By: Rachel-Abbey-Mccafferty
When Gary Niehaus started teaching at what became the Northeast Ohio Medical University in 1985, research and invention looked a little different than it does today.
By: Rachel Abbey McCafferty
Anxiety is the most common mental health condition, with about a third of all people meeting the criteria for an anxiety disorder at some point in their lifetime, says Dr. Amy Lee, a pediatric psychologist at Cleveland Clinic Children’s.
By: Rachel Abbey Mccafferty
Startups that produce physical products face unique challenges in bringing a concept to market. Northeast Ohio’s ecosystem of incubators and other services are helping bridge that gap.
Portage County voters by and large supported renewal and replacement levy efforts in the Nov. 5 election. Every one on the ballot passed, according to final unofficial numbers provided by the Portage County Board of Elections.
By: Rachel Abbey McCafferty
C leveland-based Yellowcake Shop is more than just a clothing brand. It’s more than a retail store. Founder Valerie Mayén views it as a way to “embolden” women to take on challenges and rise to their potential.
By: Rachel Abbey McCafferty
Ohio’s families have a variety of educational options, from traditional public districts to charters to private schools, religious and non.
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