Top 10 coolest rehabs in Metro Detroit
From hidden chocolate shops to eccentric restaurants, Metro Detroiters are rehabilitating former fire stations, garages, Coney Islands, and churches to make way for new business.
From hidden chocolate shops to eccentric restaurants, Metro Detroiters are rehabilitating former fire stations, garages, Coney Islands, and churches to make way for new business.
The theme for the next Speak Easy event is “I’m OK!” and features storytellers Candice Fortman, Jamil Norwood, Jamel Randall, and Nikki Studstill.
Detroit native Aisha Akpabio, D.D.S., opens the business in Jefferson Chalmers after practicing in Los Angeles and New York City.
The fire-ravaged and neglected buildings encountered by Detroit firefighter Gary Ringer have become an unlikely source of inspiration.
Establishment of development protocols, the Metro Accelerator Food Business Incubator, and New "Eastern Market Partnership" name aim to solidify Eastern Market’s commitment to expanding the market and enhancing its authenticity, the organization says.
Eastern market is teaming up with a Michigan credit union to help local food entrepreneurs.
Two Michigan-based entrepreneurial support organizations seek to encourage growth and increase wealth creation, specifically for women and minority-owned businesses.
This piece is the first of an occasional series on how Metro Detroit’s gig economy has evolved over the past decade, and where it’s going.
A Slovak immigrant has opened a new cocktail establishment in West Village that gives a nod to the neighborhood's history.
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