CLEVELAND, Ohio — Full disclosure: I didn’t grow up going to Euclid Beach Park, but I’ve come to appreciate the deep roots that place held for many in The Land. I love the fact that one of ...

The city is getting ready to shift the century-old structure about 150 feet to the west, to an empty lot where a McDonald’s once stood.

CLEVELAND (WJW) — Longtime Cleveland residents were taking pictures and stopping to say goodbye Wednesday to the Euclid Beach Park arch’s original home on E. 159th street, in the city’s ...

Iconic Euclid Beach Arch will be restored and relocated to Lakeshore Blvd site, part of new Euclid Beach Arch Park, preserving neighborhood history.