"This festival is a wonderful opportunity for our community to come together and celebrate the arts," says Dr. Ryan Fisher, interim dean of the College of Communication and Fine Arts.
Shiphouse Vodka is available for purchase at local liquor stores.
Morgan Wadding brings her sense of style to downtown Sandusky with her interior design business.
The NOAH Project engages people who are homeless, helps them meet their basic needs, and builds relationships with them. The project takes a “housing first” approach, recognizing that the stability of housing allows people to work toward other life goals.
For the second straight year, the organization promoting tourism in Erie and Ottawa counties is offering its Destination Development Grant Program.
“I think about 75 years and to me, that’s the legacy of radio, but also the entire history of this radio station is tied to the Indians franchise, and now the Guardians. The partnership literally started within months of the station coming on air.”
For the second cohort of Voices of Youth, we sat down with nearly a dozen Detroit teenagers who shared with us their thoughts on what community is and what (as "solutions-oriented journalists") they would like the world to understand about the city where they learn and love.
Michigan's CMHs rely on families to help recovery and ensure that people function at their highest level.
“Our primary focus is to develop these young people at their core internally so they can achieve success externally," says Summerjoy Scott, Leader of LEAD Academy, a career development initiative from For the Kingdom in Memphis' Raleigh community.
Black infant mortality rates in Michigan are consistently two and sometimes even three times higher than in white communities.
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