Dime Store's Rochester Hills location closing on Mother's Day

The Dime Store restaurant in Rochester Hills will shutter this weekend, just under two years after the Detroit-founded eatery expanded into Oakland County.

Former Texas Chick-fil-A employee charged in $80K refund scheme using mac and cheese

A former Chick-fil-A employee was arrested for allegedly stealing more than $80,000 by using restaurant registers to issue hundreds of fraudulent macaroni and cheese refunds to his personal credit cards.

Global Conflict & Business Impact
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Jamie Sherrod speaks with Mark Lee, CEO and Founder of The Lee Group, about the current tensions in the middle east and how its impacting businesses 

Celebrating women in business
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Jamie Sherrod speaks with Mark Lee, CEO and Founder of The Lee Group to discuss the progress made when it comes to women in business and what still needs to be done. 

Viral cupcake review by social media influencer revives Livonia bakery

A local foodie, with the handle Chow Down Detroit focuses on restaurant rescue missions — stopped by and bought some cupcakes. Then, everything changed.

Detroit’s First Fitness Nightclub Experience
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Jamie Sherrod sits down with Jordan Smith, Owner of Just Elevate Fitness Club, to discuss Detroit's first fitness nightclb experience called Friday Night Lifts.  For more information visit: https://linktr.ee/nxtlevel.j

How Young Entrepreneurs Are Reshaping Business
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Jamie Sherrod sits down with Mark Lee, CEO & President of The Lee Group, to discuss how young entrepreneurs are reshaping business. 

The Mayor’s First 30 Days — What It Means for Business
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Jamie Sherrod sits down with Mark Lee, President and CEO of the Lee Group to discuss Mayor Mary Sheffield's first 30 days in office and what it means for local businesses. 

The state of Black-owned business in Detroit
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Jamie Sherrod sits down with Mark Lee, President and CEO of the Lee Group, to discuss the state of Black-owned businesses in Detroit. 

Milford Independent Cinema to remain open, despite funding issues

Earlier this month, the cinema announced it was $70,000 short of it's funding goal for 2026, and would be closing on Jan. 31. But after community support started to swell, the board of directors announced a change in course late in the evening of the planned final day.

Milford Independent Cinema to be shuttered this month

“This decision was not made lightly and is not due to a lack of effort or community support,” said the Cinema’s Board of Directors. “The Milford community showed up for us time and time again—with attendance, donations, fundraising, and unwavering encouragement. We truly tried to evolve with the industry and meet the needs of our community. Unfortunately, we simply did not have enough time or the level of corporate and major donor support required to get where we needed to be.”

Dittrich Furs closing its doors after a 132-year run selling to Detroit

It's the end of an era for an iconic Detroit brand as Dittrich Furs plans to close up shop after more than a hundred years in business.

A look at the road ahead for Detroit businesses under new administration
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Jamie Sherrod sits down with Mark Lee to discuss a look at the road ahead for Detroit businesses as Mary Sheffield is officially sworn in as Mayor. 

25 Days of December kicks off, celebrating Downtown Detroit businesses
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For more information visit: Downtown Detroit’s 25 Days of December transforms the city into a festive, family-friendly destination that celebrates shopping small, supporting local businesses and strengthening the Downtown community. For campaign details, participating businesses and prize information, visit DowntownDetroit.org/smallbusiness

Year-round Halloween store Screamers Costumes shares new Clinton Township location

Screamers Costumes, a year-round Halloween store in Clinton Township, is moving after it was shared that Meijer planned to build a new store at its current location.