Reverend Wright and Bill Cosby in Detroit
Wednesday April 30, 2008
Detroit plays host to several speaking events this week. On Sunday, Reverend Jeremiah Wright, notable pastor to Presidential Candidate Barack Obama, made a speech at the NAACP's Freedom Fund Dinner. ... Read More
Detroit is NOT on Forbes List of the Worst-Selling Housing Markets
Monday April 28, 2008
I opened Forbes list of the worst-selling housing markets with a sense of resignation. Detroit manages to make it onto most of the negative surveys and lists lately; and, given ... Read More
Smart Cars Out and About in Metro Detroit
Friday April 25, 2008
I knew they were coming, heard on the news they'd arrived, but it wasn't until this last week that I started seeming the Smart Car out and about on streets ... Read More
Pegasus Taverna in Detroit's Greektown
Wednesday April 23, 2008
Then and now, Pegasus Taverna in Detroit's Greektown is still the metro area's go-to restaurant for authentic Greek food. While the Greektown area has literally changed and evolved around it, ... Read More
Spotlight: Royal Oak
Wednesday April 23, 2008
Centrally located, trendy and hip, Royal Oak has been a destination for Metro Detroiters for a couple of decades now. Even so, it has evolved over time. These days, loft ... Read More
Detroit Sports Blog: April's a Big Month
Monday April 21, 2008
Whether your pleasure is hockey, football, baseball or basketball, there is something big going on in the sport this month. Larry Sternberg's Detroit Sports Blog talks about the NFL draft, ... Read More
Detroit Foreclosures: A New Industry?
Wednesday April 16, 2008
You know foreclosures have become a way of life in Detroit when there are enough to justify a foreclosure bus tour for potential homebuyers. According to Karen Bouffard in an ... Read More
Tax Season Ends and the Greenfield Village Season Begins
Wednesday April 16, 2008
The date April 15th conjures up a lot of images for people -- a harried midnight trip to the post office, a large check made out to the "IRS" -- ... Read More
Detroit's Mayor and City Council Need to Return to City Business
Tuesday April 15, 2008
Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick was snubbed by the city council on Monday when he attempted to present his budget. According to a Free Press article, the snub was in part retaliation ... Read More
Greektown Casino's Future Still Hazy
Wednesday April 9, 2008
In competition with the more permanent Detroit casino facilities, Greektown Casino suffered a reduction in revenue in 2007. That should change in the beginning of 2009 when Greektown’s permanent facilities ... Read More
Profile of Detroit's RiverWalk
Wednesday April 9, 2008
With the scandal surrounding Mayor Kilpatrick and the Detroit School District's failing grades, it is easy to forget that there is a lot Detroit has done right in recent ... Read More
Tigers 2008 Blog: Slump or Something Else
Wednesday April 9, 2008
The Tigers 0-7 track record this season may give fans cause to doubt, but the season is a marathon, not a sprint. There is still hope. Larry, a typical Detroit ... Read More
Detroit's Abandoned and Vacant Buildings
Wednesday April 2, 2008
Unsightly and depressing, Detroit's many abandoned and vacant buildings have been a problem for the city for years. The proliferation of such structures made them a target for arson on ... Read More

