Detroit’s development community heard from experts, officials and business leaders last week who echoed the same theme: Downtown’s renaissance is under way and the energy afforded the Super Bowl preparation […]
Among Crain's honorees for the 51 most powerful metro Detroiters are Dominic Pangborn of Pangborn Design, Robert Porcher of Southern Hospitality Group, and Shirley Stancato of New Detroit, Inc.
Columnist Rochelle Riley writes: Detroit's next generation of leaders knows it: They're buying lofts in the Woodward corridor and waiting to reserve condos along the revived riverfront. ... And for goodness' sake, let's talk to each other -- like people who all want the same thing, a city the nation no longer points to and shakes its head.
Detroit-area filmmakers are represented at both the Ann Arbor and East Lansing festivals.
Second Baptist, Michigan's oldest African-American church, turns 170 on March 23.
The Belle Isle Botanical Society and the Association of Professional Gardeners, in cooperation with the Detroit Recreation Department, are sponsoring a spring gardening conference.
The Detroit Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau estimates visitors spent $274 million during the Super Bowl.
The Super Bowl XL Host Committee says its emerging-business program generated $10.1 million in spending through 300 contracts — the most in the program’s history.
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