The Browns got some big news Monday, but the story is far from over. We've got pocketbook news for back-to-schoolers and doughnut news for Jack Frost lovers to kick off Tuesday.

Plus, this is a big week around Cleveland if you love piano. 🎹

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1) Ohio's sales tax holiday begins Friday, Aug. 5, and ends on Sunday, Aug. 7. Clothing that costs $75 or less per item and school supplies that cost $20 per item or less will be exempt from state and local taxes. The tax holiday does not apply to athletic equipment or clothing accessories.

More info is available from the Ohio Department of Taxation

2) Two iconic Cleveland names have come together as Jack Frost Donuts opens a small shop at the West Side Market. Jack Frost Donuts was founded in 1937, and the West Side Market is more than a century old. The shop at the market, which opened Saturday, July 30, offers the full slate of delightful doughnut offerings.

3) The NFL may decide Tuesday whether to appeal the six-game sexual misconduct suspension handed down to Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson Monday by an independent disciplinary officer. Commissioner Roger Goodell could impose a harsher penalty. Two dozen massage therapists accused Watson of unwanted sexual contact.

The hearing officer also ruled that Watson must get all future therapeutic massages through the team. (No word on whether Coach Kevin Stefanski or GM Andrew Berry will be performing those.)

Read the entire 16-page decision via Fox 8 News

4) Motown legend Diana Ross will perform at Northfield Park on Sept. 6, with tickets going on sale Friday, Aug. 5, on Ticketmaster. She was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of the Supremes in 1988. Still, she's continued to perform and record albums to this very day.

5) The Sixth City Comedy Festival will return to Cleveland for the second year this month, Aug. 10 to Aug. 13. Comedians will appear at several venues: Bop Stop, Great Lakes Brewing Company, Hatfield's Goode Grub, Hi and Dry, Lakewood Village Tavern and the Market Avenue Wine Bar among them. Founded by Marla Massie, the comedy festival is an antidote to the pandemic's effect on the city.

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1 Fun Thing To Do If You Love Piano Music

The Concert Truck is coming to several spots around Cleveland this week for free performances. The Concert Truck is a mobile music venue that makes live music accessible to all by transforming a 16-foot box truck into a state-of-the-art concert hall, complete with lighting, sound system, and piano.

The Concert Truck shows are part of a larger series of shows called Piano Days @CLE, which runs through Aug. 14.

Learn more at Cleveland Piano

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