NEW!300sharesCLEVELAND, Ohio -- Rose Parlor recently opened in Cleveland’s Ohio City neighborhood at 4461 Lorain Avenue, offering salon services and vintage clothing sales.The business opened on June 12, a few weeks after the coronavirus shutdown was with safety measures in place. It’s owned by hairstylist Kathleen McKinney, known as Kathleen Rose by many of her clients.“People have waited a long time to get their hair done. We’ve been very busy which has been awesome,” McKinney said. “For me, it’s been so satisfying to be spending every day in a space I’ve been dreaming about opening up...…NEW!300sharesCLEVELAND, Ohio -- Rose Parlor recently opened in Cleveland’s Ohio City neighborhood at 4461 Lorain Avenue, offering salon services and vintage clothing sales.The business opened on June 12, a few weeks after the coronavirus shutdown was with safety measures in place. It’s owned by hairstylist Kathleen McKinney, known as Kathleen Rose by many of her clients.“People have waited a long time to get their hair done. We’ve been very busy which has been awesome,” McKinney said. “For me, it’s been so satisfying to be spending every day in a space I’ve been dreaming about opening up...WW…

NEW!9,033sharesCLEVELAND, Ohio -- Lola Bistro, Michael Symon’s iconic fine-dining restaurant in downtown Cleveland, has closed permanently due to financial stress related to the coronavirus pandemic.Doug Petkovic, Symon’s business partner, confirmed the news in a phone interview with cleveland.com. Petkovic stated that some Lola employees had tested positive for COVID-19 this week, but that the decision to close had arrived earlier than that.“We didn’t close the restaurant permanently because of [the COVID-19 cases]. We closed because the pandemic made the situation untenable at the level...…NEW!9,033sharesCLEVELAND, Ohio -- Lola Bistro, Michael Symon’s iconic fine-dining restaurant in downtown Cleveland, has closed permanently due to financial stress related to the coronavirus pandemic.Doug Petkovic, Symon’s business partner, confirmed the news in a phone interview with cleveland.com. Petkovic stated that some Lola employees had tested positive for COVID-19 this week, but that the decision to close had arrived earlier than that.“We didn’t close the restaurant permanently because of [the COVID-19 cases]. We closed because the pandemic made the situation untenable at the level...WW…