david80+FollowDetroit’s mobile salon brings hope to sheltersA fresh hairstyle can do more than just change your look—it can lift your spirit, especially for those facing tough times. Niesha Lee, a Detroit mom who’s experienced homelessness herself, now brings her mobile salon to local shelters, offering free hair and makeup to women preparing for job interviews or just needing a confidence boost. Her mission is simple: everyone deserves to feel seen and valued. Lee’s story is a powerful reminder of how small acts of kindness—like a new haircut—can restore dignity and spark hope. What other ways can we support those in our community facing housing insecurity? #Beauty #Detroit #CommunitySupport10Share
dalemiller+FollowWoodward Dream Cruise: Local businesses share their winsThe 30th Woodward Dream Cruise just wrapped up, and for many local businesses, it meant a big boost in sales and a wave of nostalgia. Owners like Luisa from Luisa’s Artisanal Street Food loved the energy and classic car vibes, even if it meant overstocking to keep up with the crowds. Meanwhile, Tony at Detroit Cookie Company noticed the real rush came in the days leading up to the event, with visitors from all over the country. While some folks gripe about the traffic, most agree it’s a small price for a weekend that brings the community—and customers—together. How do you feel about the Dream Cruise’s impact? #Cars #WoodwardDreamCruise #Detroit00Share
Jay Williams+FollowDetroit’s Chadsey High: More than a schoolChadsey High may have closed its doors in 2009, but its spirit is alive and well in Detroit. From Michael Westbrook’s legendary “Miracle at Michigan” catch to the diverse, tight-knit community that shaped future leaders, Chadsey’s legacy is all about resilience, unity, and dreaming big. Alumni from all backgrounds remember it as a place where everyone belonged, and lifelong friendships were made. With reunions coming up, Explorers are gathering to celebrate not just old memories, but the values and bonds that continue to shape Detroit. What do you think makes a school’s legacy last? #Sports #Football #Detroit00Share
William Goodwin+FollowDetroit’s Dream Cruise: More than just carsClassic rides, roaring engines, and family memories—Woodward Avenue is alive again as the Dream Cruise celebrates 30 years. For many Metro Detroiters, this isn’t just an event; it’s a family tradition passed down through generations. The Lamberts, for example, have cruised nearly every year, even welcoming a new family member during the festivities! In garages across the area, parents and kids are restoring vintage beauties together, keeping Detroit’s car culture thriving. What’s your favorite Dream Cruise memory, or do you have a family tradition tied to Detroit’s automotive scene? Let’s hear your stories! #Cars #Detroit #DreamCruise00Share
Henry Chan+FollowDetroit nurse sounds alarm on climate and healthFlooded basements, moldy air, and rising asthma rates—these aren’t just city problems, they’re health emergencies. Mary-Jacqueline Muli, a cardiac ICU nurse in Detroit, is seeing more young, critically ill patients, and she’s convinced climate change is a big reason why. After losing her own home memories to repeated floods, she founded Climate Justice Nurse to push for healthier homes and stronger community advocacy. Muli’s message: we can’t ignore what’s in our air and water any longer. How do you see climate change affecting health in your neighborhood? #News #Detroit #ClimateJustice00Share
Donna Williams+FollowDetroit thrift shops drop big deals this weekendScoring that one-of-a-kind vintage piece just got a whole lot easier—National Thrift Shop Day is rolling out major deals across Metro Detroit! Goodwill is offering exclusive discounts if you join their Club Blue, while Volunteers of America Michigan is going all out with 25% off, games, and giveaways. The Salvation Army sweetens the deal with a $10 coupon for future finds when you spend $30. For those who love a curated hunt, local gems like Flamingo Vintage and Mama Coo’s are must-visits. Who’s ready to hunt for treasures and share their best thrifted finds? #Shopping #Detroit #ThriftShopDay00Share
Matthew Kirk+FollowDetroit pups get a second chance at lifeA routine workday turned into a life-saving mission when a Detroit electrician discovered two scared, hungry puppies huddled in an abandoned yard. Instead of walking away, he called in Detroit Pit Crew Dog Rescue, who patiently coaxed the pups—later named Grace and Mercy—to safety. After weeks of care, these once-timid dogs are now wagging their tails and ready for adoption. It’s a reminder of how a small act of kindness can change lives. Would you step in if you saw animals in need? Let’s talk about how our community can support local rescues! #Pets #Detroit #DogRescue472Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowDetroit’s Fair Lane revival and new local gemsRenovations at Henry Ford’s historic Fair Lane estate are bringing new life to Dearborn, and it’s just one of the exciting changes around town. The magic of Warda’s new spot in Detroit’s Little Village is already drawing locals for its unique vibe, while Qimmah Coffee is turning heads in West Dearborn by reimagining a classic neighborhood space. These projects show how taking a chance on old favorites can spark fresh energy in our communities. Which local spot or project has surprised you lately? Let’s swap stories about the places making Detroit and Dearborn shine! #Food #Detroit #Dearborn00Share
Nicole Morgan+FollowWoodward Dream Cruise revs up Detroit spiritClassic cars, roaring engines, and a wave of nostalgia are about to take over Woodward Avenue as the Dream Cruise marks its 30th year. This isn’t just a car show—it’s a celebration of Detroit’s deep-rooted car culture, drawing over a million people and pumping $150 million into the local economy. Whether you’re a gearhead or just love a good summer spectacle, it’s wild to see how this event unites generations and keeps Motor City pride alive. What’s your favorite Dream Cruise memory—or do you avoid the traffic at all costs? #Cars #WoodwardDreamCruise #Detroit00Share
Dominique Hoffman+FollowDetroit family faces heartbreak and hopeA Detroit grandmother is now raising eight kids after her daughter, Alexus Sherrill, a vibrant mother of five, died from postpartum heart failure just weeks after giving birth. With no health insurance and mounting expenses, the family is struggling to cover funeral costs and daily needs. Neighbors and friends are stepping up, but the challenge is huge. This story really highlights how fragile life can be and how much community support matters. How can we as a community help families like this when tragedy strikes? Donations can be made to Caver Memorial Funeral Home or their GoFundMe page. #Relationships #Detroit #CommunitySupport20Share
