Mark Oprea is a staff writer at Scene. He has extensive experience covering construction, real estate, and transportation issues, with a focus on public transportation, traffic management systems, and real estate development. His work has been featured in Scene Magazine, Cleveland Magazine, and Reasons to be Cheerful.
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By: Mark Oprea
Cleveland will likely not be entertaining new data centers of any kind—at least in 2026.
By: Mark Oprea
When Atlanta's Truist Park opened up in 2017, there were mixed feelings about the Braves' new ballpark as the team moved out of downtown.
It was in the middle of Jack Sparent's sophomore year at Cleveland State when he hit an academic wall.
By: Mark Oprea
When Shane Molotik and Rae Gentry revived the Mercury Music Lounge off Detroit in Lakewood, in 2024, they brought about $100,000 in upgrades to its sound and lighting systems, a new bathroom, merch room and renovated green room.
By: Mark Oprea
When John Lipaj toured NEO-01 , a newly-built hyperscale data center a bit outside of Sandusky, in September, he came prepared with a list of questions for the facility's owner, Aligned.
By: Mark Oprea
On Friday evening, a “Rally for the Working Class” was held in Brook Park at the UAW Local 1250 Hall.
By: Mark Oprea
There's always been little disagreement over the premise that a cluster of artists working together is more exciting to a city than a lone one.
By: Mark Oprea
When the plans for a revised North Coast lakefront were released late 2023, a then stadium-including vision for the Lake Erie edge looked recreationally
By: Mark Oprea
Late '90s alternative outfits Sponge and Candlebox stopped by the House of Blues on Saturday night, playing to a sold-out crowd.
By: Mark Oprea
Much like a pie, a theatrical production is made up of many ingredients baked together, and when the artisans responsible for those ingredients
