Business
- EUC Flea art and vintage market returns to Shore Cultural Centre on Oct. 17
The final regular 2026 market offers free admission and dozens of vintage, art, and handmade vendors plus food trucks and a DJ from noon to 4 p.m.
- Euclid freezes standalone data center development over wastewater treatment concerns
Euclid will use the pause until January 2027 to study whether data center wastewater could strain a treatment plant also serving four neighboring communities.
- Euclid CIC's redevelopment pipeline moves on three fronts, from Clearview condo to St. Robert site
Euclid's CIC advanced three properties in one week for rehab and resale, including a tax-delinquent Clearview condo and a $15,000–$20,000 Glenbrook bungalow.
- Movie soundstage campus wins Euclid design approval, with fall construction planned on vacant industrial site
The former Linderme Tube plant property, empty since 2008, is set to bring film-industry jobs and tax revenue to Euclid as construction targets this fall.
- Euclid could tap state demolition funds as application window closes Oct. 16
The competitive grants can cover demolition, grading, seeding, and sidewalk repairs for Euclid’s vacant homes and storefronts, with residential asks up to $500,000.
- Euclid's Imani United Church of Christ Expands to a Second Ministry Site
The purchase of the former school property nearby brings an 800-seat worship space, a field, and over 100 parking spaces, with first services in January.
- Euclid's waterfront plan gains ground: Kenny Yuko Park opens, $10M Beach House next
The park is part of a plan to open a shoreline that was 95% privately controlled; the city's $10 million Beach House lacks a construction date or funding plan.
- Euclid Chamber job fair set for Sept. 18: What job seekers should know
The 2026 event runs 1 to 3 p.m. at Euclid Public Library, with 10 organizations listed but most openings, pay and hiring plans undisclosed.
- JobsOhio brings its next board meeting to Cleveland as technician-training incentives roll out
Euclid workers cannot apply directly for the new incentive; eligible Ohio employers must sponsor W-2 employees earning at least $20 an hour.
- Euclid Art Walk brings artists, performers and local businesses to downtown Sept. 19
The district-wide route runs 2 to 6 p.m., overlapping Shore Cultural Centre’s STEAM Fest for two hours; residents should check stops online.
- Euclid extends vape-shop freeze as council weighs permanent rules
The three-month pause blocks new storefronts as officials consider conditional-use permits and 1,500-foot buffers from places of worship and daycares.
- Ohio lawmakers press Bellefaire JCB and Wingspan to restore union recognition
Wingspan’s move halted formal representation and contract talks for 265 employees who provide vital services to Northeast Ohio youths.