The Northside Cultural Business District is intended to increase the number of resident-owned business, especially those by African American and low-income residents, preserve existing housing and create new housing.
Artifacts from the first black astronauts, the Buffalo Soldiers, and the first African American millionaire are just the beginning of the Darden collection acquired over many years by the 90-year-old.
The Northside neighborhood has benefited from the hard and dedicated work of people who have lived there for many years.
For 120 days Second Wave has been in the Edison neighborhood for our first On the Ground project. Theresa Coty O'Neil offers some reflections on her time meeting the neighbors.
After frustrating delays, challenging economic times, and constant misperceptions, Washington Square is on the way back.
Who to contact if you want to support immigrants in Kalamazoo. Here are some organizations doing the work.
Today, the chance of detainment and deportation is real for many undocumented immigrants. In Edison, that means some families live in fear of being separated.
Washington Writers' Academy shows off its artistic flair and opens doors for its first Art Hop event.
Neighbors build friendships as they come together on improvement projects as part of the Building Blocks program.
Artists find a place to call home in Edison and Edison calls on them for their ideas to lift the neighborhood.
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