Detroit Celebrates Violet T. Lewis’s Enduring Legacy with New Senior Village Detroit recently celebrated the grand opening of the Violet T. Lewis Village, an affordable senior living complex. This new development thoughtfully repurposes the historic site that once housed Michigan’s sole historically Black college, honoring its founder’s profound impact on the city and its residents. A Landmark Site Reimagined for Senior Living On a significant Wednesday, Detroit hosted the grand opening of the Violet T. … Read More

Ford on Amazon: A New Ride for Car Shopping Detroit, get ready! Ford Motor Company is making a significant leap into online vehicle sales, offering certified pre-owned cars and trucks directly through Amazon. This move, following Hyundai’s earlier entry with new models, marks a crucial step in how major automakers are adapting to modern consumer preferences and the digital marketplace. Shifting Gears: Why Online Sales Matter The traditional car-buying experience, often involving hours at a … Read More

Taqueria El Rey Rises Again in Mexicantown After Fire After a challenging two and a half years, Detroit’s beloved Taqueria El Rey has triumphantly reopened its doors. Known for its authentic Mexican cuisine, the popular southwest Detroit establishment is back to serving its loyal customers in a brand new location, bringing a much-anticipated return to the Mexicantown neighborhood. The Road to Reopening: A Story of Resilience The journey to reopening began tragically in January 2022 … Read More

Detroit Artist Takes Center Stage at Cherry Blossom Festival 2026 Get ready for a vibrant spring! While the D.C. cold sets in, excitement is already building for the 2026 National Cherry Blossom Festival. This iconic celebration is gearing up to honor both its timeless beauty and America’s 250th birthday, with a special connection for our Detroit community. “America in Bloom”: A Detroit Native’s Vision At the heart of the 2026 festival’s artistic expression is “America … Read More

Detroit Archdiocese to Restructure Amid Declining Attendance and Priests The Archdiocese of Detroit is embarking on a significant restructuring effort, a direct response to a notable decrease in Mass attendance and a shrinking number of active priests. This comprehensive plan could lead to the closure of some church buildings and the merging of several parishes across the Detroit area, affecting the local Catholic community. Why the Restructuring is Needed According to the archdiocese, the core … Read More

Your Go Guide to Metro Detroit This Weekend Metro Detroit is bustling with diverse activities this weekend, offering everything from iconic film screenings and live music concerts to festive holiday light displays and engaging art exhibitions. Authored by Special Event Producer Laura Wartel, our Go Guide ensures you won’t miss out on the best events across the region. Live Entertainment & Performing Arts Unscripted: High Fidelity with John Cusack Kick off your weekend early on … Read More

New Affordable Senior Living Honors Detroit’s HBCU Legacy The grand opening of Violet T. Lewis Village provides much-needed affordable senior housing on a historically significant site in Detroit. This new complex stands where Michigan’s only historically Black college, the Lewis College of Business, once empowered generations. The village not only offers vital housing but also ensures the enduring legacy of its visionary founder, Violet T. Lewis, continues to inspire the community. A Legacy of Education … Read More