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Award-winning Baker College trailblazer charts his flavorful future - Vimarsana News

Award-winning Baker College trailblazer charts his flavorful future

Muskegon student Mikal Jones, is setting the culinary world ablaze with his remarkable journey. A Detroit native and 2021 graduate of Berkley High School, Jones’ journey is marked by numerous

Nonprofits get over $386,000 from this years Arts, Beats and Eats Festival - Vimarsana News

Nonprofits get over $386,000 from this years Arts, Beats and Eats Festival

Jon Witz and other organizers of the annual Soaring Eagle Arts, Beats & Festival in Royal Oak announced Thursday the total amount of checks going to dozens of nonprofit groups that benefited from  this year’s event.

Nonprofits get over $386,000 from this years Arts, Beats and Eats Festival - Vimarsana News

Nonprofits get over $386,000 from this years Arts, Beats and Eats Festival

Jon Witz and other organizers of the annual Soaring Eagle Arts, Beats & Festival in Royal Oak announced Thursday the total amount of checks going to dozens of nonprofit groups that benefited from  this year’s event.

DBusiness Daily Update: Documentarian Keith Famie Recruiting Sponsors for 'Detroit: City of Chefs,' and More - Vimarsana News

DBusiness Daily Update: Documentarian Keith Famie Recruiting Sponsors for 'Detroit: City of Chefs,' and More

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

Soaring Eagle Arts, Beats and Eats a true community festival - Vimarsana News

Soaring Eagle Arts, Beats and Eats a true community festival

"I grew up two miles east of Royal Oak, so it's just a very big cultural event for us around here," said Cheyenne Richardson, 27, of Madison Heights.