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'Arts, cars, eats, jumps, jams:' It's a busy weekend for Windsor festivals - Vimarsana News

'Arts, cars, eats, jumps, jams:' It's a busy weekend for Windsor festivals

From car shows to shopping to DJs and food, it's a busy weekend in Windsor-Essex with plenty happening across the city to keep you busy.

Source: cbc.ca
Dropped On Drouillard Urban Street Festival Takes Place Saturday - Vimarsana News

Dropped On Drouillard Urban Street Festival Takes Place Saturday

Windsor's one and only all-day urban street and culture festival, Dropped on Drouillard, takes place this Saturday, August 19th from 11:00am until

Ford City getting another 'transformative' commercial development - Vimarsana News

Ford City getting another 'transformative' commercial development

With several other new Ford City businesses, the two new buildings create a "nice bookend" for the burgeoning commercial area.

Source: canada.com
Ford City getting another 'transformative' commercial development - Vimarsana News

Ford City getting another 'transformative' commercial development

With several other new Ford City businesses, the two new buildings create a "nice bookend" for the burgeoning commercial area.

Ford City man and his fixer-upper, both rebounding from brink of death - Vimarsana News

Ford City man and his fixer-upper, both rebounding from brink of death

Author of the article: Brian Cross Publishing date: Apr 16, 2021  •  4 hours ago  •  4 minute read  •  Back from the brink. Randy Diestelmann is shown on Thursday, April 15, 2021, in front of the building he is renovating in the 1000 block of Drouillard Avenue in Windsor. He has applied to the Ford City CIP program offered by the City of Windsor. Photo by Dan Janisse /Windsor Star Article content Just a few years ago, both Randy Diestelmann and the “extremely derelict” Ford City building he’d recently bought were — according to the experts — basically teardowns. Di...