Here are the top stories from the Michigan Chronicle for the Week of Sept. 23 -Sept. 29:
Usher to Perform at Super Bowl LVIII Halftime Show, NFL Announces
Usher, the eight-time Grammy winner, is set to headline the Super Bowl LVIII halftime show in February 2024, promising an unforgettable performance on one of the world’s grandest stages.
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Detroit’s Former Chief Storyteller Eric Thomas Announces New Role at Invest Detroit
Detroit’s former Chief Storyteller, Eric Thomas, surprises the city by announcing his new role as Senior Vice President of External Relations for Invest Detroit, showcasing his passion for fostering economic development and equity in the city.
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Two Black Eastern Market Business Owners Continue to Raise Funds After Building Collapse
Amid the aftermath of a building collapse at Eastern Market, two Black business owners, Armond Rashad of Jabs Gym Eastern Market and Tommey Walker of Detroit Vs. Everybody, are working to raise funds and rebuild their businesses with the support of the community and social media
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Mayor Duggan’s New Tax Plan Could Provide Relief for Detroit Homeowners
Mayor Mike Duggan’s Land Value Tax plan aims to reduce property taxes by an average of 17% in Detroit, providing long-awaited financial relief to homeowners, with a specific focus on empowering black homeowners who have historically faced an unfair tax burden.
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Black Detroiters Find Opportunity to Invest and Develop
Black Detroit entrepreneurs Herb Strather and Chris Jackson are leading efforts to invest and develop in the city, with Strather focusing on redeveloping the Mammoth building and Jackson venturing into residential development, both contributing to the growth and revitalization of Detroit’s neighborhoods.
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