There is no better reminder that it is the season of giving than seeing the Salvation Army collectors as you walk into the grocery store to purchase food you are fortunate enough to afford. However, Busch’s Fresh Food Market did not stop at allowing a charitable church to collect patron’s change outside their doors. It […]
It’s happening. The Gordy Howe Bridge is on its way and will link Windsor to the Detroit’s Delray neighborhood. That construction, and eventual bridge, will cause some complications for the neighborhood and its residents. Unfortunately, complications and problems are nothing new for this neighborhood, which has had to deal with health issues caused by heavy […]
GUEST COMMENTARY By April Boyle What makes a great entrepreneur? It’s passion for an idea,the willingness to pursue a dream, and a wish for personal, professional and financial freedom. Every day at Build Institute we see this entrepreneurial spirit in action, and a drive for success in people from all walks of life, from all […]
A greener outlook to the holiday season doesn’t boil down to who brings salad to the pot luck. As a matter of fact, with a fast-growing market of vegetarians and vegan food consumers throughout the country, meals designed around plates that will contain plant-based dishes aren’t as rare as they were during celebrations past. Whether […]
Chanukah’s eight nights will begin in the community “Menorah in the D” attracts metro Detroiters downtown to Campus Martius at 4:30 p.m. Dec. 2. To help observe the traditional Jewish holiday’s eight nights, eight Michigan residents will be honored at what’s also the eighth annual celebration. “Menorah in the D” is designed to help celebrate […]
Metro Detroit families and individuals facing difficult financial decisions will get more help from 39 Detroit nonprofits thanks to a $1.1 million award from the Bank of America Charitable Foundation. The foundation celebrated its annual “Detroit Day of Giving” on Nov. 14 by distributing the dollars to the organizations that work to ensure individuals and […]
Award-winning French photographer Nicolas Henry is finishing his latest international project, Worlds in the Making, at the Downtown Boxing Gym. Henry has traveled around the world to create his latest book, which depicts African history – from slavery to freedom. It will include a series of photographs and exhibitions presenting stories from more than 13 […]
Few people have called Fountain Court home as long as Robyn Ussery has. Her parents Roger and Blanche Ussery have lived for decades at what board members say is the largest black-owned cooperative in Detroit, even watching some of their grand- and great-grandchildren raised there. Concern and determination by residents and leadership, including board President […]
There’s more to a glass of milk than meets the eye. Taking a gulp one of the few healthy beverages that can be enjoyed warm or cold is the final step in distribution that begins at locations throughout Michigan. A fun, family activity this fall can give milk-lovers an up-close look at life on the […]
On Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 22, you can give back to the community and watch America’s Thanksgiving Day Parade from the MSU on Woodward. Located at 3408 Woodward, the school is a prime location to watch the parade. You’ll not only have a window views of Woodward Avenue, there will be a buffet breakfast, indoor and […]