There's a new bar opening in Cleveland's Larchmere neighborhood, but it's not your typical bar experience. There's no chaos, no mess and the best part? You won't be hungover the next day.

"We put the icing on the cake." That's the slogan for recently opened,The Boujie Bakery, in Cleveland Heights. The sweet, fun bakery is owned by 23-year-old Autumn Oliver. But what exactly does "boujie" mean? According to Urban Dictionary, it means "aspiring to upper class," but to Oliver it just means operating a cut above the rest.

History is being re-imagined right in the heart of downtown Cleveland. The former Cleveland Athletic Club, which first opened its doors in 1911, is being transformed into a mix-use luxury apartment building: The Athlon.

What’s in a name? Akron native John Dean has been working to create one for himself since 2011. Dean is the CEO of Renowned LA, a casual, street-wear line that caters to some of the entertainment and fashion industry’s finest.

Kyler Smith has joined forces with high-school friend Jameel Chambers to bring a new restaurant, The Sauce Boiling Seafood Express to Northeast Ohio. I met up with them ahead of their grand opening to get the rundown. For more information on the sauce, visit their website: thesaucebse.com

Indi Group LLC, a local media outlet, is hoping to shed light on mental health within the African American community with a showcase titled "Through the Fire." Videographer: Matt Friedan https://on.wkyc.com/2MFEMWa

There’s nothing quite like the sound of cork leaving a fresh wine bottle. Whether it's for a girl's night in or as a holiday gift, wine has a way of unifying people. With that in mind, we set out to find some of the coziest wine bars in Northeast Ohio. Here's my inside look at Humble Wine Bar in Lakewood. This is just one section of a 3-part series. Check out the other sections here: https://on.wkyc.com/2Dk1H6N Video shot and edited by Matthew Frieden

The faculty, staff and students at Kenneth Clement Boy's Leadership Academy (KCBLA) held their inaugural Peace Day Friday, October 26.  Peace Day affords students the opportunity to watch films, participate in workshops and discussions that promote community building, bullying prevention and social emotional learning.