Central neighborhood
Signal Cleveland is working on a special project โ Community focus: Central. We started by listening to residents in the Central neighborhood and now are building a list of the stories and issues they want us to write about.
Leading this work are our community reporter Najee Hall and a dynamic listening team including Cleveland Documenters Kellie Morris, LaQueta Worley, Marvetta Rutherford and Lila Parker. Look for them at community events and gathering spaces around the Central neighborhood.
We believe residents should be at the center of local news and information so that we can build a better and more sustainable future for our communities.
Let’s talk. We want to hear from people of every age, race, income, ability and political viewpoint. Connect with us โ online, in person or via text!

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News from Central
Cleveland voters are worried about gas and food prices. Will it get them to the polls?
More Cleveland residents have already cast early in-person ballots in this election than they had in the 2022 midterm.
Struggling Cleveland grocery stores could get a tax credit under proposed city lawย ย
The city would only hand out the tax credits to Cleveland grocery stores that need the financial boost and that sell fresh, nutritious food.
Cleveland seniors say itโs harder to put food on the table as prices rise and the safety net shrinks
More than a dozen seniors told Signal Cleveland about the increasing obstacles they face: rising prices, a changing SNAP program and shrinking mobility.


