Sage Colón
Stories by: Sage Colón
Sage Colón is a journalism and communications student at Cleveland State University with a passion for storytelling and community-centered reporting. As a student journalist at FreshWater Cleveland, Colón enjoys highlighting the people, neighborhoods, and places that make Cleveland unique. Her work earned a nomination for the 2026 All-Ohio Excellence in Journalism Awards. Colón is interested in stories that create connection and impact—especially in features, sports, and entertainment. In her free time, Colón enjoys going for a run and experiencing new things.- 1
At Cleveland Public Theatre's monthly Dark Room sessions, unfinished scripts come to life through volunteer readers and audience feedback—giving playwrights a collaborative space to refine new work while building a creative community.
A week of airport tours, flight instruction, and hands-on learning gives NEO students a taste of careers in aviation and aerospace through the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals' ACE Academy Cleveland.
Artist Jordan "Wongface" Wong's new public art installation "Welcome Home," transforms the side of Siam Cafe into a neighborhood gateway and a vibrant celebration of AsiaTown's culture, history and future with symbols and messages.
Students at Cleveland Metropolitan School District's Willson School recently restored and redesigned six rain barrels outside Historic St. Casimir Church—combining public art with environmental stewardship. The colorful barrels help reduce stormwater runoff while giving students a hands-on lesson in conservation, local ecosystems, and community engagement.
The Saint Luke’s Foundation announced on Thursday, June 4, it had made its latest grants to support 13 organizations—advancing health equity through neighborhood development, education, health care, arts programming, and economic opportunity.
After more than two decades of planning, land acquisition, and regional collaboration, the West Creek Greenway trail has officially opened in Parma. The new corridor expands recreational access while advancing a long-term vision to connect Northeast Ohio communities with Cleveland Metroparks and the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail.
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