By Charles Sercombe You heard it here first. It costs only 75 cents to wash a load of clothes at the newly-opened City Coin Laundry, located on the city’s southend…
By Alan Madeleine Everything’s OK down at the Corral. That’s Al’s Corral, partner, and it’s once again open for business. Has been, in fact, since January of this year. The…
By Charles Sercombe To listen to Community & Economic Development Director Jason Friedmann talk, you’d never think there’s a lingering economic slump. Hamtramck is bustling with new development, he says,…
Are you, or a member of your family, considering a move to a nursing home? On Monday (May 14), you can check out St. Joseph’s Healthcare Center, located at 9400…
By Charles Sercombe Good news for fans of fresh and organic foods. Hamtramck’s one and only Famers Market is setting up again, starting Wednesday, May 16. This year the group…
By Alan Madeleine One hears a lot of different tongues wagging on an average promenade down Jos. Campau in this town. Thankfully, there’s a business here, well-equipped to sort it…
By Charles Sercombe One of Hamtramck’s iconic businesses has shut down. But its products live on. Dudek Foods has been swallowed up by Hamtramck’s other iconic business, Kowalski Sausage Co.,…
“Bless this bread, bless this meat. Bless this belly, ‘cause I’m gon’ eat!” – The Reverend Williams, from the 1997 film “Soul Food” By Alan “Deep South” Madeleine It seems…
By Charles Sercombe Move over Detroit. You had your moment in the national spotlight. Now, it’s Hamtramck’s turn to wow the television viewing audience of the NFL Super Bowl that’s…
By Alan R. Madeleine It seems, these days, that they’re dropping like flies. Another Hamtramck-area business will shut its doors for good this Saturday. The venerable New Deluxe Bakery will…