The COVID-19 pandemic has made it tough to see family and get together with everyone like we used to. As we say goodbye to summer and welcome in the fall … Keep Reading…
In addition to training some of the world’s best hockey players for optimum performance, the Detroit Red Wings are also focused on fueling youth and families in Hockeytown to help … Keep Reading…
I dare to suggest that Detroit has a bit of an image problem these days. But I’m an outsider, so what do I know? Here’s Michigander author Stephen Mack Jones’s … Keep Reading…
Meijer is scheduled to open its new Rivertown Market in Detroit’s East Jefferson Corridor on Wednesday, Oct. 6. This will be the fourth neighborhood market opened by Meijer and the … Keep Reading…
Detroit architecture is second to none. Dawned the ‘Paris of the West,’ jaws drop as you walk throughout the various neighborhoods, taking in the ornate detail, design and the structures … Keep Reading…
Livonia-native Gene Kalmat came into the sport of roller figure skating out of necessity. “It all started with my surgery,” Kalmat said. “I was born with Craniosynostosis, and I had … Keep Reading…
Sanctum House is a long term residential program in Oakland County for women survivors of human trafficking. We offer 24-hour comprehensive care seven days a week. This includes full medical … Keep Reading…
Despite Pandemic, Feeling Hope in the New Year “Hope in the LORD. Be strong and of good courage. Hope in the LORD.” We recite these words from Psalm 27 daily … Keep Reading…
There are still gold medals up for grabs in Tokyo. Several of the athletes in the Paralympics have ties to Michigan, especially to Metro Detroit. “We’re on pins and needles … We’re … Keep Reading…
One Detroit police officer is being praised for helping a young man who was trying to learn how to tie a tie. Cpl. Eric O’Neal is a K-9 unit officer … Keep Reading…
Dr. Richard Brown, who is celebrating 60 years as an inner-city physician, commemorated the milestone with his family on a bus tour of his lifelong personal, professional and Jewish journeys. … Keep Reading…
Detroit Month of Design, an annual monthlong celebration of art and design in Detroit held during September, will get a boost this year from the Cranbrook Academy of Art as … Keep Reading…
Michigan State Fair Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi Thursday, Sept. 2 through Monday, Sept. 6 The Michigan State Fair returns this week with a carnival, food, music, a circus, and … Keep Reading…
A highly decorated combat veteran who in a few days will celebrate his 99th birthday has been honored for his service in World War II. Sunday evening, a motorcade consisting … Keep Reading…
The Taylor North Little League team defeated the West Side Little League squad from Hamilton, Ohio, on Sunday to capture the Little Little World Series title. The final score was 5-2. More: Taylor North beats … Keep Reading…
Detroit Lions legend Calvin Johnson was officially inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, just the third join the Hall before turning 36. Johnson delivered a speech at the … Keep Reading…
Situated in southeast Michigan, Detroit, nicknamed the Motor City, features activities associated with the automotive industry. Still, art enthusiasts, history buffs, and even nature lovers will find activities to suit … Keep Reading…
As back-to-school season arrives, several metro Detroit organizations are rolling out backpack giveaways to help families in need equip students for the classroom. The stock of each giveaway program is … Keep Reading…
Early on a Friday morning, men and women walk, drive or ride electric scooters to the parking lot of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Detroit’s Corktown neighborhood. For the past … Keep Reading…
With the approach of the Aug. 3 primary election, nonprofit Rising Voices seeks to empower metro Detroit’s Asian American community through voter outreach and education. To amplify their mission, the organization teamed up … Keep Reading…