Cleveland Press

The Cleveland Press was a daily newspaper that served Cleveland, Ohio, from 1878 until its closure in 1982. It was known for comprehensive local coverage, investigative journalism, and editorial opinions. The paper played a significant role in informing the community on political, social, and cultural issues. Over the years, it faced competition from other media and changes in the industry, ultimately ceasing publication due to financial challenges. The Cleveland Press remains a notable part of the city's journalistic history, remembered for its contributions to regional reporting and public discourse.