It was 150 years ago - June 24, 1868 - that the forest City baseball team lost to the Philadelphia Athletics, 85-11.

As of today, the Forest City's are the only Cleveland based baseball club to win anything in a World Series since 1948. Congratulations to the Forest City's on thier accomplishment!

CLEVELAND — During our series on the Cleveland Indians' forthcoming name change, we've looked at several identities with ties to Northeast Ohio, whether they be regional terms or past names of ...

FOREST CITY PARK was reportedly the first amusement park in the Cleveland area. It was originally known as Beyerle Park after its developer and first operator, George William Beyerle. The park opened ...

Forest City Brewery posted on Facebook on Aug. 10, following severe weather in Cleveland, a photo of the beloved trees with this caption Our trees were NOT destroyed by the storm.

The Forest Citys were a short lived professional baseball team based in Cleveland, Ohio in the early 1870s. The actual name of the team, as shown in standings, was Forest City, not "Cleveland".

The second edition of the City Club’s free outdoor forums on the Playhouse Square Plaza across from its offices ties in with another event happening at Playhouse this week: the BorderLight Festival ...

A Cleveland brewery rooted in local history is devastated after a developer killed two trees while constructing new housing. (Forest City Brewery) ...