Hair, particularly among black women, has long been a cultural symbol of pride and beauty, but sometimes a source of consumer frustration. Even in an era of products and services for virtually every style from natural to extravagant weave, many Detroiters struggle to find affordable shops that don’t consume massive amounts of their time and […]
Small businesses can mean big business for Detroit. The city has increasingly proven fertile ground for entrepreneurs to pursue their visions in everything from restaurant and boutique ownership to opening bookstores and repair shops. Presented by Fifth Third Bank, the Small Business Workshop will be held from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 3 at […]
For many going to the prom is a watershed event … a magical life milestone that brings lasting memories. It’s also can be a time of great stress. Do I have the right dress? The right accessories? For young women in need the stress is complicated by the cost of that dress and those accessories. […]
Back in 1961 Wayne State University purchased the First Church of Christ Scientist building and refitted it to become the Hilberry Theatre, which would house the graduate repertory company. Since 1963, there have been more than 5,600 performances enjoyed by more than two million patrons. As a result, the facility is showing its age. “Space […]