Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation to launch center for nonprofit support
According to the foundation, the space will be a hub for "nonprofit leaders and practitioners to gather and have access to a connected and well-informed network of resources."
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A neighborhood perspective: How The Platform is thinking differently about Detroit development
The Platform has a slightly unconventional philosophy in Detroit's current development scene: inclusivity. That means, primarily, respecting the character and residents of the neighborhoods the company develops in.
Two new businesses, a bakery and boutique, slated for fall openings in the historic Fisher Building
The two businesses are Yama, the third from women's retail store owner Rachel Lutz, and City Bakery, a popular New York City-based bakery and cafe.
Massive Herman Kiefer development progressing
Just because no shovels have hit the dirt, that doesn't mean there hasn't been progress at the vacant Herman Kiefer Hospital complex development near Detroit's Boston Edison neighborhood.
The Henry Ford Academy’s senior mastery process helps students own their future
The Senior Mastery Process gives high school students at the Henry Ford Academy a hands-on opportunity working for a business or organization to help answer the age old question, "What do I want to be when I grow up?"
TechTown awards ceremony to recognize excellence in entrepreneurship
The Salute! Awards, which takes place on October 13 at TechTown, will recognize standout entrepreneurs.
Prominent public relations firm Berg Muirhead transitioning to new name and ownership
Last week Berg Muirhead and Associates was one of Detroit's most recognizable boutique public relations agencies. This week it has a new name, Van Dyke Horn Public Relations, and new owners.
DC3 launches Detroit City of Design initiative
The Detroit Creative Corridor Center wants to help figure out how best to harness the Motor City's flair for design to improve its local economy. It's launching the Detroit City of Design initiative to make that happen.
Local coffee shop gives back to Mexican farming town
Not only did Cafe Con Leche's owner and in-house roaster visit the town where their coffee is grown, they also decided to give back a percentage of each bag of coffee they sell to those same farmers.
Video: Stand-up comedy showcase finds loyal following in unlikely venue
The monthly stand-up comedy showcase Chuckie Finster, which takes place at Recycle Here, has to be seen to be appreciated. That's why we sent filmmaker Michael Babbish there last month to find out what makes the show so popular.
