Local nonprofits like Detroit’s Friends of the Rouge provide a way for residents to get involved in helping their local environment. FOTR executive director Marie McCormick shares how the 34-year old organization is coping financially while innovating new ways to help connect people with their watershed.
Hazel Park may be the next Hazel Park, but it's not going to be the same as it was.
To grow an art scene, you need two things: affordable space and other artists. Hazel Park has both.
Here's how three gritty old bars in Hazel Park are moving with the times while holding onto the regulars.
Metromode popped up at Hazel Park's revitalized old-school ice cream spot to find out how it's become a center of the community and why customers love it.
Metromode visited the annual Hazel Park Art Fair in Green Acres Park, where we met a range of artists who live in or near the city. Here's who we met and what we saw.
Michigan's manufacturing workforce in Sterling Heights was once dominated by Eastern Europeans. Now, it's a melting pot of nationalities from all over the globe.Here's how it happened.
This piece is the first of an occasional series on how Metro Detroit’s gig economy has evolved over the past decade, and where it’s going.
As Midtown and Downtown Detroit boom, what strategies do Metro Detroit's suburban communities have to grow their entrepreneurial ecosystems, both in cooperation with Detroit and independently? Metromode is on tour to find out.
Funds from Flagstar Bank will support the acquisition of canning and bottling materials as well as the hiring of 2 new staff to assist with distribution.
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