The Buckeye Ranch is up to the challenge

The Buckeye Ranch, which changed its name when it began accepting girls in 1992, follows best practices and offers cutting-edge behavioral health treatment for children — but trying to do that and make ends meet is a challenge.

Retired officer hoped space for new names on police memorial would not be needed

The expansion underway at the Greater Cleveland Peace Officers Memorial brings retired Ohio State Highway Patrol Lt. Joe Mannion no joy. “I’m sure back in 1993, they thought, ‘We have all this space, we’ll never run out,’” says Mannion, president of the Greater Cleveland Peace Officers Memorial Society. “But as the years go on, an […]

2018 Commercial Development Awards

Commercial development projects continue to change Northeast Ohio’s landscape The real estate boom across Northeast Ohio hasn’t slowed down this past year. You can’t help but notice the activity at Battery Park near Gordon Square Arts District, the Fat Head’s Brewery project in Middleburg Heights, commercial development along the Detroit Shoreway or in the heart […]

The Buckeye Ranch continues to thrive in a tough environment

The behavioral health field is already difficult work that’s only getting harder as funding remains tight and agencies close around the state. But The Buckeye Ranch, under the direction of D. Nicholas Rees, is expanding, even in the face of some very tough challenges.