Page 2 - Riverfront Conservancy News Today

Our roundup of the latest news from metro Detroit and Michigan businesses as well as announcements from government agencies.

Photo: Andrew Mullin ~ 760 WJR

The organization is offering $100 to Detroiters who share their stories of the city’s historically Black neighborhoods ahead of the I-375 reconstruction project

Brodhead said the Brodhead Association was founded to preserve and restore the armory as “a historically significant national treasure in honor of the brave men and women in the military who fight or have fought for this country, and as a museum and educational destination for school children, tourists, and local residents.”

Michigan DNR studies a range of recommendations meant to slow vehicles and make it easier to get around Belle Isle.

These U.S. monuments remember the horrors of past history, reflect on the strength of their communities and dare spectators to dream of better futures.

Good Moves, Good Grooves festival organizers joined "CultureShift" to talk about the free event happening along Detroit's riverfront.

Mother Nature just won't let us be great

A future 600-foot-long stretch of Detroits Riverwalk is one part of many big changes planned for West Jefferson on the southwest edge of downtown.

The British-Ghanaian architect, who crafted a master plan for Tower City and a slice of the downtown Cleveland riverfront, is the subject of sexual misconduct claims detailed in the Financial Times this week.