carlsongary+FollowHudson’s Detroit welcomes its first shopDowntown Detroit just got a major boost—ALO has officially opened as the first retailer at the new Hudson’s Detroit on Woodward Avenue. For longtime residents, this isn’t just another store; it’s a powerful sign that a once-empty block is buzzing again. The Hudson’s site, once home to Detroit’s iconic department store, stood vacant for years, but now it’s transforming into a vibrant hub with shopping, dining, and community spaces. With more stores and experiences on the way, this opening feels like the start of a new chapter for Detroit’s heart. How do you feel about this revival on Woodward? #Business #LocalBusiness #Detroit00Share
meadowsmary+FollowDetroit man’s kindness sparks $100K surpriseA simple act of kindness on Detroit’s streets just changed Curtis Dixon’s life. While struggling to pay his electric bill, Curtis helped a man outside a pawn shop—unaware he was actually helping a popular influencer in disguise. Instead of just gratitude, Curtis received his bills paid, a car, and, in a twist that’s got the whole city talking, $100,000 from people moved by his story. It’s a powerful reminder that genuine kindness can come back in ways you’d never expect. What would you do if you were in Curtis’s shoes? Let’s talk about how good deeds can ripple through a community. #Safety #Detroit #KindnessMatters10Share
robertocarter+FollowApple brings manufacturing boost to DetroitApple just launched its first-ever US manufacturing academy right in downtown Detroit, teaming up with Michigan State University. This is a big deal for local businesses—especially small and medium-sized ones—who can now get hands-on training in smart manufacturing and AI, all for free. The goal? Help Detroit’s businesses work smarter, not harder, and connect them with experts who can offer real, practical advice. With Apple investing billions nationwide, this could be a game-changer for Detroit’s economy and its proud manufacturing legacy. What impact do you think this will have on local businesses and jobs? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Detroit00Share
Cory Weaver+FollowDetroit stylist gives back at her old shelterNiesha Lee, once homeless herself, is now transforming lives at the very Detroit shelter that helped her. Every week, she sets up a free salon for residents at Genesis House II, making sure folks who are unhoused feel seen and respected. Lee knows firsthand how tough it is to focus on self-care when you’re struggling, so she’s using her skills to help others look and feel their best—whether it’s for job interviews, court dates, or just a confidence boost. Her story is a powerful reminder of how small acts of kindness can ripple through a community. What do you think—can a fresh haircut really change someone’s outlook? #Beauty #Detroit #CommunitySupport00Share
Donald Jones DDS+FollowDetroit parents unite for autism supportBlack families in Detroit are finding new hope thanks to a local nonprofit that’s breaking down barriers for parents of children with autism. The Color of Autism Foundation is not just offering support groups—it’s training parents to become advocates and mentors for others facing the same challenges. Many parents say they struggled for years to get a diagnosis or find resources, often feeling isolated and overwhelmed. Now, with programs focused on sharing knowledge and building community, families are discovering practical tools and a sense of belonging. How can we make sure every family gets the support they need? #Health #BodyHealth #Detroit00Share
meadowsmary+FollowDetroit’s big ride for change: Join Handlebars for the HomelessDetroit’s streets will come alive this August as neighbors pedal together for a cause that hits home—supporting those facing homelessness. NSO’s Handlebars for the Homeless isn’t just a bike ride; it’s a citywide show of compassion and unity, celebrating 70 years of community impact. Riders of all levels can join scenic routes, enjoy breakfast, and connect with others, all while raising funds for vital housing and mental health programs. Whether you ride in person or virtually, every mile helps build a stronger, more caring Detroit. Who’s in for turning awareness into action this summer? #Safety #Detroit #HandlebarsForTheHomeless00Share
Sabrina Carrillo+FollowDetroit’s big push for local food powerKeep Growing Detroit is on the verge of something huge—if they reach their fundraising goal, they’ll buy land next to their Eastern Market farm and build a facility where local farmers can wash, pack, and store fresh produce. This isn’t just about more veggies; it’s about Detroiters taking control of their own food system, making sure gardens and farms can keep growing for years to come. With a local foundation matching donations, every dollar counts double right now. How do you think this could change the way Detroit eats and grows together? #Safety #Detroit #UrbanFarming00Share
glen25+FollowDetroit youth football faces tough suspensionDetroit’s Eastside Colts youth football and cheer teams are sidelined for a year after a heated clash between coaches and a referee at a benefit game. The Detroit Police Athletic League’s decision is sparking debate: some say it’s unfair to punish kids for adults’ mistakes, while others believe a strong stance is needed to keep youth sports safe and respectful. For many families, this team is more than just a game—it’s a lifeline. Is a zero-tolerance policy the right move, or should only those directly involved face consequences? How do we balance accountability with the needs of our kids? #Sports #Football #Detroit00Share
Kim Brown+FollowAlo opens first store in Hudson’s DetroitAlo is making history as the very first retail shop to open inside the brand-new Hudson’s Detroit Building downtown! If you’re into stylish activewear or just want to check out what’s happening in the city, this weekend’s grand opening is a big deal. There’ll be special events all weekend, and even a wellness walk on Sunday morning. It’s not just about shopping—Alo’s arrival marks a new chapter for Detroit’s downtown, bringing fresh energy and wellness vibes right to Woodward and Grand River. Anyone planning to swing by and see what all the buzz is about? #Business #LocalBusiness #Detroit00Share
Hannah Garcia+FollowDetroit families get a Labor Day BBQ boostThis Labor Day, 1,000 Detroit families will enjoy a full BBQ feast thanks to Higher Hopes!—from hot dogs and hamburgers to fresh veggies and lemonade, all packed into meal kits for families in need. What’s really special? It’s local volunteers who make this happen, assembling and handing out the kits. If you’ve got a couple of hours to spare, your help could make a real difference for neighbors right here in Detroit. Plus, donations go directly to supporting these efforts. How do you think community-driven food programs like this shape our city? #Safety #Detroit #LaborDay00Share
