By Frank Macek Cleveland’s rich tapestry of history and transformation has a new storyteller—and it’s someone who knows the city better than most. WKYC Studios has launched a new series titled "Then and Now with Leon Bibb," and it’s a powerful blend of journalism, personal narrative, and a heartfelt tribute to the places that shaped Northeast Ohio in conjunction with the Cleveland Public Library. As someone who’s worked alongside Leon, I can tell you this: no one delivers a story quite like him. With a voice that’s as familiar as it is trusted, Bibb brings both reverence and insight to every location he visits. His new series isn’t just a walk through old buildings or long-forgotten photos—it’s a rediscovery of Cleveland’s soul. A Journalist's Legacy Leon Bibb made history as Ohio’s first African American primetime news anchor. After decades delivering the day’s top stories to viewers across the region, Leon retired from the anchor desk in 2017—but journalism never left h...