Motor City Match winner Mama Coo’s opens in Corktown as Round 6 application window opens
A full year into its small business programming and Motor City Match is starting to see some brick-and-mortar results.
A full year into its small business programming and Motor City Match is starting to see some brick-and-mortar results.
Small business development in Corktown has grown tremendously over the past decade. So much so that it's worth looking to as a model for other Detroit neighborhoods angling for revitalization.
In the program's first year, Motor City Match has awarded $2 million in grants to 40 small businesses, leveraging over $13 million in total investment in the city.
The Activating Dean Savage Memorial Park campaign is hoping to raise $55,000 to renovate the underutilized park.
The brothers-in-law duo that started Lake Brothers Beer Co. believe their lager could be the Midwest's regional beer of choice.
On June 8, Brew Detroit got label approval to brew Stroh's Pilsner, the first time the Detroit-founded company will have its signature beer made here in over 30 years.
Organizers see the return of the market as an assertion of Corktown being the premier local food neighborhood the city.
Roslyn Karamoko could have started her fashion label anywhere in the country. But after moving to Detroit two years ago, she fell in love with the city and created an urban clothing line to express that passion.
Mama Coo's Boutique, an upscale resale and vintage clothing business, will not only be housed in the neighborhood where owner Lana Rodriguez grew up, but in the very building that defines her family's roots in Detroit.
Beard Balm, which makes an all-natural, leave-in conditioner for beards and facial hair, is selling its products around the world and closing in on $1 million worth of sales this year.
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