Here are the top stories from the Michigan Chronicle for the Week of Sept. 16 -Sept. 22:
Ronald Isley’s Liquid Gold XO Brandy Launches in Detroit with a Legendary Twist
Detroit hosted a special event where R&B legend Ronald Isley combines his smooth sounds with the launch of his new spirit, Ronald Isley Liquid Gold XO Brandy. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet Ronald Isley in person and get their hands on a limited edition, signed bottle of the premium spirit.
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Eastern Market Building Partially Collapses During Busy Farmers Market Saturday
During a busy Saturday at Eastern Market in Detroit, a historic building, known as the Del Bene building, suffered a partial collapse, causing alarm and injury to one pedestrian. The incident prompted immediate response from emergency services, and efforts are now underway to assess the damage and ensure the safety of the surrounding area and businesses.
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Pensole Lewis College and Foot Locker Stitch a New Vision with LEED Initiative
Pensole Lewis College of Business and Design and Foot Locker have partnered to launch the Leading Education & Economic Development (LEED) initiative, aiming to create a more inclusive environment for young Black creatives in the design industry.
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Construction Industry Being Transformed by Black Women, Detroit’s Need for More Black Skilled Labor
Detroit is undergoing a construction boom, but the city is facing a shortage of skilled labor, particularly among Black individuals. Black women in the construction industry, like Dannis Mitchell of Barton Malow construction company and Kimle Nailer of Nail-Rite Construction Company, are spearheading efforts to increase diversity, provide training programs, and raise awareness among young people about career opportunities in construction.
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Detroit Lions Unveil New Berry Sanders Statue Ahead of 2023 Home Opener
The Detroit Lions unveiled a new statue of former player Barry Sanders outside Ford Field Stadium ahead of their 2023 home opener. This special recognition marked the first time in the team’s history that they honored a player with a statue, celebrating Sanders’ impressive career and his impact on the community and fan base.
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