One Detroit Staff

Managing Editor and anchor, Christy McDonald, sits down with One Detroit contributors Stephen Henderson and Nolan Finley to talk about where we’ve been in 2020 when it comes to politics, the pandemic, and racial injustice and what to look for in 2021.

Will Glover talks with Kevin Dewey, director of choirs and Vocal Music Instructor at Henry Ford College about The Dearborn Symphony, Vanguard Voices from Henry Ford College, and Dearborn’s Players in a holiday musical gift to the community.

One Detroit contributors, Stephen Henderson and Nolan Finley, have started what they call ‘The Civility Project,’ which aims to help people with opposing perspectives learn to listen to one another.

Restaurant restrictions in light of rising COVID cases: how’s the industry coping? An Easement Revoked: Could it mean a shutdown of Line 5? Stephen & Nolan talk about the rising contention in Lansing over COVID policy.

Will Glover talks with Director of the Anton Arts center in Downtown Mt. Clemons Phil Ghilchrist about their annual Holiday Market. The Interfaith Leadership Council on helping people learn about different religions. It’s the first in our series and this week we look at Sikhism. A behind the scenes look at the Detroit Public Theatre’s Marygrove performance.

In the wake of the pandemic, how does a town cope? In the first of a continuing series, One Detroit’s Bill Kubota and Chris Jordan look at the challenges retailers face in the city of Clawson, nestled between Royal Oak and Troy in southeast Oakland County. Before COVID-19 hit, Clawson appeared to be on an upswing. Now come stories of adaptation as businesses there try to survive.

What’s high school like in a pandemic? 3 local highschoolers share what’s changed. University of Michigan’s Javed Ali talks about domestic terrorism and the power of words.

“In the Air: Voices from Detroit and Beyond” features works by national and local artists using a billboard located in Detroit to reflect on the global pandemic and racial injustice.