Hosting everything from art shows to podcasts, Mike Naddeo hopes to see the space become a hub for creativity, with a special focus on helping out photographers just getting started in the business.
The 24th annual celebration was presented in partnership with United Way of Genesee County. Among the 2019 winners were LakeVille coach Lee Yorton with the Oustanding Retiree Award and Flushing senior Miriam Bingham with the Oustanding Youth Award.
A $8,500 grant from the Martha Merkley Charitable Trust administered by Huntington Bank will give more than 200 patients at Hurley Medical Center a chance to receive new haircuts and have their hair styled.
The 36,000-square-foot, nearly 100-year-old building is being fully renovated to feature a bar area for mixology classes, multiple kitchens to teach every level of culinary classes, classroom space, a conference area, demonstration kitchen as well as baking, pastry and confections labs. It will also be home to a Coffee Beanery and Applewood Cafe.
The addition of Issue Media Group's 12 Michigan publications more than doubles the number of online-only news organizations accepted into the 150-year-old Michigan Press Association.
Founded October 20, 1919, the university has been inherently tied to the city that is its home. In recent years, Kettering University has played a critical role in developing the University Avenue Corridor Coalition, bringing businesses to the community, saving Atwood Stadium, building University Square park, and cleaning up blight.
Dominic Berishaj is following in his father's footsteps with Dom's Diner on Corunna Road — and he's doing it just less than 2 miles away from the family's flagship restaurant.
The Serenity House was founded in 2015 by Tara Moreno with a mission to advocate for people in addiction recovery as well as provide holistic care and recovery support services to our community.
The classic novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett, turned full-length ballet, will feature local talents from Young People’s Ballet Theatre as well as seasoned choreographer Dale Brannon and guest artist Alan Obuzor.
Otrude Moyo will collaborate with faculty at the University of Fort Hare in South Africa on her project focused on rebuilding healthy and vibrant communities.
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