CLEVELAND — Once a sign of Cleveland's great manufacturing pedigree, the Cleveland Acme building will soon be demolished and the site cleaned thanks to $7.6 million in state grant money.

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The National Acme building on the city’s East Side is coming down thanks to state and city funding, and the mayor sees it as a huge redevelopment opportunity for Cleveland.

The redevelopment is centering around the former National ACME site on East 131st Street in Cleveland. “This isn’t just a cleanup; it’s a commitment to a healthier, safer, and more ...

CLEVELAND (WJW) – Since it closed in the 1990s, the site of the former National Acme plant on Cleveland’s east side has sat vacant, decaying, and has been considered an eyesore. Once partially ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Robert Anderson is thankful that this summer hasn't been too hot. He lives a few blocks away from the National Acme Building on East 131st Street, once a mighty hub of Cleveland ...

Cleveland is cobbling together two sites to create the contiguous 37-acre parcel. The former National Acme site is 15 acres and the site fund has a contract to purchase an adjacent 22-acre parcel, ...

National Acme plant will finally be razed on Cleveland's East Side. WEWS-Cleveland Videos. Wed, August 14, 2024 at 10:17 AM UTC.

Hill Acme had 250 employees with $25-30 million in annual business in 1978. It had opened a plant in Gorham, ME, in 1975; however, and it moved its Cleveland plant and headquarters there between ...

The redevelopment is centering around the former National ACME site on East 131st Street in Cleveland. “This isn’t just a cleanup; it’s a commitment to a healthier, safer, and more ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The National Acme building on the city’s East Side is coming down thanks to state and city funding, and the mayor sees it as a huge redevelopment opportunity for Cleveland.