Ferndale

Todd Scott know first-hand (or should that be first-foot?) who is doing urban bike infrastructure well in metro Detroit.

Which metro Detroit cities are doing urban bike infrastructure well?

Todd Scott says it's obvious when a city takes cycling seriously: "They consider bikes to be [both] recreation and transportation, whereas a lot of places just see bikes as recreation, something that people can do on the weekend to get fit."

Can Oakland County’s new resolutions, blueprint to end homelessness, increase housing security?

Oakland County's two new resolutions have been called "potentially transformational" in achieving housing equity. Can they make a difference? “If we segregate this so the rich live here and the poor live there, it’s a recipe for disaster,” says Commissioner Dave Woodward “And history will bear that out.”

How do we talk to our children about Oxford? Guidelines for navigating hard conversations

Parents around Metro Detroit are grappling with how to talk to their children about the fatal shooting at Oxford High School on Tuesday. Sadly, they aren't alone, but there are resources to help. We've compiled a list of guides that can assist with navigating tough conversations.

The Ferndale Crow's Nest on Woodward and 9 Mile, 1921.
Looking Back: Ferndale museum making history personal again
Not Sorry Goods will open on Friday, July 30.
Not Sorry Goods leaves Rust Belt to open flagship store in downtown Ferndale

“Securing a storefront in downtown Ferndale is a dream come true,” says co-founder Dy-Min Johnson. “We’ve spent years cultivating relationships in the area with our pop-up at Rust Belt and we’re ready to serve the community even further with our permanent location.”

This new Ferndale business was inspired by the Barbara Ward quote, “We have forgotten how to be good guests, how to walk lightly on the Earth as its other creatures do.”
Home and body goods store, a ‘refillery and zero waste shop,’ opens in Ferndale

This new Ferndale business was inspired by the Barbara Ward quote, “We have forgotten how to be good guests, how to walk lightly on the Earth as its other creatures do.”

“We’re embracing our Michigan winter and craft beer,” says Shalyn Getz, president of Eastern Market Brewing Company
Community, camaraderie, craft: Ferndale Project establishes itself as a true neighborhood brewery

“We want to be involved in the communities our businesses are in,” says Shalyn Getz, president of Eastern Market Brewing Company and the Ferndale Project. “It’s super important to give back to the communities where we work.”

Ferndale utilizes interactive map for public input on forthcoming transportation plan

“We’re always open to feedback and criticism and praises. Anything people contribute, we welcome that,” says Erin Quetell, Ferndale’s environmental sustainability planner. “We want an open and inclusive and resilient community and mobility is part of that strategy.”

Ringwald Theatre
A new chapter begins for the Ringwald Theatre as it leaves longtime Ferndale home

We spoke with artistic director Joe Bailey who, along with husband Brandy Joe Plembeck, is one of the original founders of the theater. We asked Joe about the latest production, their decision to leave Ferndale, and what’s next for the Ringwald Theatre.

The Monsters Rule! team: Brent Mosser, Joel Gullickson, Kevin Singer (Left to right)
Ferndale Library has new slate of online programs for kids and their parents

“This gets kids interested and active in reading but also gives us an opportunity to demonstrate to parents the best way to read to their children,” Jordan Wright says.

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