In 2015, Ali Dirul started a company that specializes in energy-oriented engineering solutions with a particular focus on solar power. And he takes special pride in making those resources useful and accessible to Detroiters.
These Michigan authors have published their new books just in time for summer. From history to poetry to motivation, it's time to stock up on local writing.
In this special edition of Neighborhoods of GR, writer and former Midtown resident Marjorie Steele dives into her love for the neighborhood's diversity, chill vibes, and affordability.
So. Much. To. Do. Mark your calendars for these concerts, galas, festivals, fairs, celebrations—and fireworks. Plus a list of the dates of Genesee County's other area festivals.
Being a teen might mean you can't do a lot of things. You can't vote. You can't join the military. You can't rent a car. But you can start a business. And sometimes, being a teen entrepreneur can have its advantages.
Bike lanes have become a lively topic of debate in Detroit of late, with the city holding a series of community meetings to gather feedback on how best to go forward with them. Given all the complaints, how will the city respond?
Westside Flint resident Robert McAdow has been hand-crafting jewelry for nearly 30 years and now has brought it to Flint.
Oaklin Mixon came to Flint as a teenager in the foster system and fell in love with the city at a time when it wasn’t easy to fall in love with.
As part of Detroit's Month of Design in September, as part of UNESCO's City of Design designation, the Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue is holding a design competition for sukkahs.
After a lengthy period of seeming dormancy, Detroit Future City has been its most outward-facing in years and has its sights set on fulfilling many of the proposals in its long-term vision for Detroit.
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