Taking tech to our trails
A unique application of technology allows people better enjoy southeast Michigan's 800 miles of bike, hike, and water trails.
Grosse Pointe
Robotics programs in Michigan can receive $3 million in grants
Michigan schools have until November 8 to apply for more than $3 million in grant money to expand their robotics programs. The grants will be awarded by the Michigan Department of Education.
Saving seeds to save healthy communities
Libraries are sources of information. And what’s more vital than bringing people together to share information about growing and cultivating healthy food?
New visitor center and administrative building break ground at the Edsel and Eleanor Ford estate
The Grosse Pointe Shores estate, built in 1927, was designated a National Historic Landmark in 2016.
Take a walk in Grosse Pointe Park’s Cabbage Patch neighborhood
Join us in this first in a series of stories about metro Detroit's most walkable suburban neighborhoods.
Young entrepreneur develops web platform for learning American Sign Language
The platform facilitates one-on-one interaction with a Deaf person
Grosse Pointe whiskey bar adds live music to its repertoire
The Whiskey Six, a Prohibition-era themed whiskey bar with an upscale pub menu, will now be offering live music as well.
Look to the suburbs to understand the eclecticism of Albert Kahn’s architecture
Architect Albert Kahn designed hundreds of commissions in Detroit, but some of his most interesting work lies beyond the city's borders.
Siren PR expands but doesn’t want to outgrow kitchen table
The boutique public relations firm is technically based in Grosse Pointe, but it's real home is on the laptops of its four-person team across metro Detroit.
NAACP branch in the works for the Grosse Pointes
A group of residents hopes to make the Grosse Pointes more welcoming to people of color by establishing a local chapter of the NAACP.
