United Way for Southeastern Michigan Receives $2 Million Grant
The funding — provided through an initiative by Harlem Children’s Zone to help cities with large African American populations during the pandemic — will support the nonprofit’s COVID-19 relief efforts
Enjoy Live Music at Campus Martius Every Friday
Eat, drink, and dance at this socially distanced event in downtown Detroit
Making Sense of 2020 Michigan Football
‘The Game’ will happen in October — and other quirks of the Big Ten’s revamped schedule
Gov. Whitmer Recognizes Racism as a Public Health Crisis in Michigan
The governor also signed an executive order to create the Black Leadership Advisory Council
The Detroit Slutwalk Returns to Palmer Park
The 2020 event will feature a focus on new legislation and a keynote speech by Nicole Denson, co-founder of the Mute R. Kelly Movement
Cannabis Company Ooze Fights Against Incarceration for Nonviolent Marijuana Crimes
The Oak Park distributor is partnering with the nonprofit The Last Prisoner Project
Detroit City Football Club Wants You to Be a Partial Owner
The professional soccer team is launching its campaign to sell 10 percent equity with an ad featuring Michigan-native Iggy Pop
Drive-Thru Dinosaur Exhibit Comes to DTE Energy Music Theatre
The tour features more than 70 life-like robotic dinosaurs
Michiganders March: Detroit Tigers Support Black Lives Matter & Breonna Taylor’s Family Speaks
Plus, demonstrators protest gentrification, Ann Arbor raises a Black Lives Matter flag outside its city hall, and a police reform advocacy group reviews the state
Cotton Candy Company Spun Sugar to Open South Lyon Shop
After years of mobile and online services, the cotton candy company is opening a colorful brick-and-mortar space
COMMUNITY
United Way for Southeastern Michigan Receives $2 Million Grant
The funding — provided through an initiative by Harlem Children’s Zone to help cities with large African American populations during the pandemic — will support the nonprofit’s COVID-19 relief efforts
Making Sense of 2020 Michigan Football
‘The Game’ will happen in October — and other quirks of the Big Ten’s revamped schedule
Recipe for a Losing College Football Season
There’s almost no scenario this year that won’t mean major financial losses for Michigan and Michigan State and the communities around them
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FOOD
The 2020 Taste Makers: Meet the Black Culinarians Powering the Detroit Food Scene
They’re running food empires, diversifying culinary landscapes, and servicing marginalized communities
Green Beans: The Ultimate Culinary Equalizer
On the Detroit/Hamtramck border, a writer reflects on the deeper significance of a multicultural dinner staple
Cotton Candy Company Spun Sugar to Open South Lyon Shop
After years of mobile and online services, the cotton candy company is opening a colorful brick-and-mortar space
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Enjoy Live Music at Campus Martius Every Friday
Eat, drink, and dance at this socially distanced event in downtown Detroit
Documentary Traces How a Band of Detroit Misfits Built ‘Creem’ Magazine
The film covers the rock publication’s edgy legacy, but it also focuses on the writers and editors who gave the magazine its vehement voice
Venture Into the Aftermath of ‘Bird Box’ with Josh Malerman’s New Release
"Malorie" takes place 12 years after the events of the original story
LIFE & STYLE
4 Metro Detroit Nail Artists That Will Get You Polished to Perfection
nail salons are back, and the options are infinite
Ori Redefines Self-Expression Through Gender-Neutral Beauty Products
The fragrance and skincare line aims to be inclusive with its offerings
Regina Andrew’s New Lighting Collection Elegantly Evokes the Seaside
The Wyandotte home décor store teams up with ”Coastal Living” magazine on the new line
HEALTH
Gov. Whitmer Recognizes Racism as a Public Health Crisis in Michigan
The governor also signed an executive order to create the Black Leadership Advisory Council
Fitness Tips from a University of Michigan Cheerleading Champ
Cheer captain Joshua Sullivan on building lifelong health
Gov. Whitmer Expands Face Mask Requirements for Michiganders
There are limited exceptions, but businesses will be required to deny entry or service to those who refuse to wear a face covering
TRAVEL
What to Know Before You Go Up North This Summer
Bring your hiking boots, buy local, and make reservations
If RV Sales Are Any Indication, at Least One Type of Up North Travel...
Plus, advice for novice road warriors
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August Offers a Bounty of Fresh Flavors
Special Advertising SectionBefore summer slips away, make a culinary to-do list. Local farmers markets are bursting with the season’s best and freshest produce and...
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Rely on Experts for Their Knowledge and Insight
Special Advertising SectionNo one person can be good at everything. We all have our strengths, and we generally recognize when expert input is needed...
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