Detroit bike share service to expand into Oakland County
MoGo will be adding nearly 30 stations and 150 bicycles in Detroit and five Oakland County communities. The expansion is planned for spring 2019.
Royal Oak
Royal Oak’s Tome Software innovates for safer cycling
Cyclists in Oakland County are pedaling along the many new bike lanes, as biking-for-transportation increases in popularity. We spoke with Jake Sigal of Tome Software about his company’s efforts to make cyclists safer on the roads.
How 3 Metro Detroit communities are slimming down with road diets
Transportation planners call the act of slimming down a street or highway a road diet. But are they just fad diets, or do they actually carry benefits for commuters and communities?
Goldman Sachs small business program readies Royal Oak hot sauce maker for next phase of growth
The latest graduating class of the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Detroit program let out recently, and among them is a Royal Oak hot sauce maker that is ready to take their business to the next level.
New art studio in downtown Royal Oak teaches students in centuries-old tradition
There's a new art school in downtown Royal Oak, but there's no pressure to come to class every day.
Royal Oak seeks community feedback on potential for improved public transportation
The city of Royal Oak's Transit Task Force wants the opinions of its citizens.
Local coffee roastery, bakery, and cafe to expand to downtown Royal Oak with third location
Dessert Oasis Coffee Roasters is expanding to a third location — this time in downtown Royal Oak.
Jolly Pumpkin partners with Bastone for a new brewery in downtown Royal Oak
To mark the partnership, the brewmasters have created Co-Operation Ale.
Royal Oak man launches crusade to save Highland Park’s McGregor Library from decay
The project envisions community workshops, building tours, and a wedding venue.
After 35 years, Royal Oak vegetarian restaurant gets better and better
As the owner of one of the oldest vegetarian restaurants in the country, Nick Raftis believes that Inn Season Cafe is not something you own but something you take care of for the next generation.
