Buffalo Prescott plans to launch its first vending machine with supplies from its “Casual Safe” initiative this spring near The Lincoln Factory, a bar in New Center.
Arts & Culture
Detroit’s Clique still the spot for hot cakes, hot takes
From politicians to rappers, to athletes and neighborhood residents, the Detroit staple is a space where people of all economic classes and races come together.
Pedal for a cause: Bike the Blizzard aims to raise $30K
The popular event, which raised nearly $30K last year, is back to make biking accessible for more people in Detroit.
From breakbeats to the dance floor: How hip-hop and house revolutionized music and culture
Hip-hop and house are both distinctly Black American artforms that originated on the streets and dance floors of U.S. cities.
Jim Dandy Ski Club began as haven for Black people, now welcome to everyone
Members are from all walks of life — teachers, political leaders, doctors, engineers, lawyers, factory workers.
Detroit filmmakers come together to open Southfield film studio
The Collective Studios will officially open 4 p.m. Saturday with a ribbon cutting ceremony at its Southfield headquarters.
Detroit needs millions to complete Hart Plaza renovations
As the city continues to make repairs to the 45-year-old park, officials still need millions to complete everything on their list.
PBS launches Detroit-focused series on migration of Black Americans
Approximately six million Black people moved from the American South to Northern, Midwestern, and Western states roughly from the 1910s until the 1970s.
Detroit poet steps out in her ‘Good Dress’
Earlier this month, Rogers found out “Good Dress” was nominated for a NAACP Image Award for outstanding literary work.
Detroit ministry group seeks God’s truth through interfaith relationships
Jesus and Tea Ministries’ visit to the Holocaust Center coincides with International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
