Local history projects win grants in Dearborn, Mount Clemens, Rochester, and more
“The volume of applications demonstrates the necessity of this funding,” says Larry J. Wagenaar, executive director and CEO of the Historical Society of Michigan.
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Nominations open for Sterling Edge Awards as City plans event inside shuttered Lakeside Mall
Nominations for the 10th annual Sterling Edge Awards are currently being accepted online until a Friday, July 18, deadline.
TARUS turns 40 with bold moves and innovation in manufacturing and software
As TARUS celebrates 40 years in Sterling Heights, the Michigan-based manufacturer is forging a bold new path—combining precision tooling for critical industries with the launch of its custom-built software platform, VERAX ERP, to help manufacturers thrive.
Detroit early education center preparing littles for “the next phase in life” despite challenges
All of Gods Children Developmental Learning Center in Detroit exemplifies the need for addressing early education professionals low wages and the need for increased state child care subsidies.
From tornado to ice storm, collaborative addresses unmet needs in Otsego County
Inspired by a string of recent disasters, the START Collaborative aims to address unmet needs in Otsego County through collaboration between nonprofits, schools, hospitals, government entities, and businesses.
LGBTQ+ owned businesses in Metro Detroit you should know about
In celebration of Pride Month, here are some businesses owned by folks in the LGBTQ+ community that you should check out.
How local musicians help connect parks and people in downtown Farmington
“That keystone moment of creating Riley Park has led downtown Farmington down the direction of creating this network of other cool little public nodes, like Dinan Park and the Masonic park, and connecting them,” says John Bry, Program Coordinator at Main Street Oakland County.
Placemaking projects, caregivers, and youth sports latest to benefit from Detroit area endowment
“From transportation for caregivers and construction of an accessible nature trail, to coaching for girls field hockey and inclusive theater performances, these grants demonstrate the positive impact that can happen when donors, philanthropy, communities and nonprofits work together,” says Community Foundation President Nicole Sherard-Freeman.
Detroit influencer’s new book, “Sis, I Get It” explores black girl empowerment and sisterhood
Randi Rossario Maples, Detroit's most followed influencer, has authored several books focusing on co-parenting and the art of goal setting. In her latest publication, “Sis, I Get It!” which hit the shelves last month, delves into themes such as establishing boundaries in friendships, the challenges of motherhood, and the journey of discovering one's voice.
Shed 5 Flea returns to Eastern Market for its 9th season
This summer, the Shed 5 Flea event series returns to Eastern Market to bring local vendors and food trucks for the community. The events will be held throughout the season on June 8, July 13, and August 10, 2025.
Nominations open for Sterling Edge Awards as City plans event inside shuttered Lakeside Mall
Nominations for the 10th annual Sterling Edge Awards are currently being accepted online until a Friday, July 18, deadline.
TARUS turns 40 with bold moves and innovation in manufacturing and software
As TARUS celebrates 40 years in Sterling Heights, the Michigan-based manufacturer is forging a bold new path—combining precision tooling for critical industries with the launch of its custom-built software platform, VERAX ERP, to help manufacturers thrive.
Detroit early education center preparing littles for “the next phase in life” despite challenges
All of Gods Children Developmental Learning Center in Detroit exemplifies the need for addressing early education professionals low wages and the need for increased state child care subsidies.
From tornado to ice storm, collaborative addresses unmet needs in Otsego County
Inspired by a string of recent disasters, the START Collaborative aims to address unmet needs in Otsego County through collaboration between nonprofits, schools, hospitals, government entities, and businesses.
LGBTQ+ owned businesses in Metro Detroit you should know about
In celebration of Pride Month, here are some businesses owned by folks in the LGBTQ+ community that you should check out.
How local musicians help connect parks and people in downtown Farmington
“That keystone moment of creating Riley Park has led downtown Farmington down the direction of creating this network of other cool little public nodes, like Dinan Park and the Masonic park, and connecting them,” says John Bry, Program Coordinator at Main Street Oakland County.
Placemaking projects, caregivers, and youth sports latest to benefit from Detroit area endowment
“From transportation for caregivers and construction of an accessible nature trail, to coaching for girls field hockey and inclusive theater performances, these grants demonstrate the positive impact that can happen when donors, philanthropy, communities and nonprofits work together,” says Community Foundation President Nicole Sherard-Freeman.
Detroit influencer’s new book, “Sis, I Get It” explores black girl empowerment and sisterhood
Randi Rossario Maples, Detroit's most followed influencer, has authored several books focusing on co-parenting and the art of goal setting. In her latest publication, “Sis, I Get It!” which hit the shelves last month, delves into themes such as establishing boundaries in friendships, the challenges of motherhood, and the journey of discovering one's voice.
Shed 5 Flea returns to Eastern Market for its 9th season
This summer, the Shed 5 Flea event series returns to Eastern Market to bring local vendors and food trucks for the community. The events will be held throughout the season on June 8, July 13, and August 10, 2025.
