IN THE NEWS June 26, 2025 “Vacant for 20 years, historic Monroe building will be repurposed for community good,” by Amy Kuras June 22, 2025 “Famed architect’s iconic Michigan mansion hits market for $1.9M. And it’s glorious,” by Jake May May 26, 2025 “Op-ed: Churches are closing – and taking their economic impact with them,” by Bob Jaeger May 13, 2025 “How Detroit is converting old downtown office buildings into lofts, hotels,” by JC Reindl April 24, 2025 “In service of history: KCC students engage in ‘accidental learning’ at Kimball House Museum,” by Jane Parikh April 23, 2025 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Volunteer Opportunity – June 30th + July 1st at Castle Farms – Charlevoix, MI March 12, 2025 “Traverse Area District Library’s Digital Preservation Network to preserve local history,” by Olivia Fellows March 11, 2025 “4 Michigan lakefront cities nominated for ‘Best Small Town in the Midwest’ by USA Today,” By Lindsay Moore March 2, 2025 “Detroit civil rights hub among 11 new historic places in Michigan,” Max Reinhart February 20, 2025 “Advocacy Alert: Protect Legacy and the Land Through Community Land Trust,” by National Trust for Historic Preservation February 18, 2025 “11 Michigan sites added to national historic register,” by by Trevor King February 5, 2025 “City Commission weighs what to do with Fee house now that its been deeded to the city,” by Brad Heineman January 27, 2025 “Fresh Paint & TLC for Highland’s Historic Steeple Hall,” by Crystal A. Proxmire January 9, 2025 “‘Extraordinary’ Frank Lloyd Wright Usonian That Embodies His Architectural ‘Genius’ Hits the Market for $2.3 Million,” by Kristine Hansen December 24, 2024 “Michigan preservation grants are reviving historic buildings along shoreline,” by Victor Wooddell Fall, 2024 “Next Stop, Mexicantown: A Historic Detroit Neighborhood Prepares for Change,” by Joe Sugarman October 9, 2024 “Century-old Detroit fraternity gets funds for house restoration,” by Malachi Barrett September 24, 2024 “Meet Michigan’s last female lighthouse keeper,” by Lindsay Moore September 24, 2024 “Hill Harper saves Detroit house where Houdini was embalmed: The tangled backstory,” by JC Reindl September 20, 2024 “Architecture Branch Chief selected as new State Historic Preservation Administrator,” by MAUINOW September 17, 2024 “Dreamtroit: $30M Redevelopment Transforms Historic Auto Plant into Vibrant Community Hub,” by Amber Ogden September 12, 2024 “Beneath the Surface: History and Potential Future of Underground Clinton River in Pontiac,” by Crystal A. Proxmire September 8, 2024 “Sprawling Grand Traverse Commons Property Has New Advocate,” by Ross Boissoneau August 6, 2024 “The Dirt: Preserving affordability and historic structures,” by Aaron Mondry August 6, 2024 “Preservation Brief 51, Building Codes for Historic and Existing Buildings: Planning and Maximizing their Application,” By The National Park Service’s Technical Preservation Services August 1, 2024 “Detroit’s Chinatown receives $1M in state funding for streetscaping and historical elements” By Robin Runyan July 29, 2024 “Two centuries later, Ann Arbor’s oldest neighborhood retains its charms,” By Ryan Stanton July 27, 2024 “Algiers Motel Tragedy Finally Acknowledged with Historical Marker in Detroit 57 Years Later,” By Marcus Taylor July 25, 2024 “Historical properties highlight the history of the Blue Water Area,” By Joseph Hayes July 24, 2024 “Book Tower Detroit Is Michigan’s Cool New Place To Eat, Play And Stay,” By Katie Chang July 18, 2024 “EGLE awards grant to help turn Detroit’s historic Fisher Body auto plant into new housing,” By Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy July 17, 2024 “Detroit Retail Market: What’s Old Is New as Users Backfill Spaces,” By Kristin Harlow June 3, 2024 “A New Beginning: The Historic Reopening of Michigan Central Station,” By Ebony JJ Curry May 28, 2024 “Detroit’s ‘second-oldest’ home gets second life,” By Aaron Mondry May 24, 2024 “Atheneum Suite Hotel in Detroit’s Greektown Named to Historic Hotels of America,” By R.J. King May 20, 2024 “National Trust Awards $148,995 in Grant Funding to Organizations Nationwide,” By National Trust for Historic Preservation May 2, 2024 “Lt. Governor Gilchrist II Honors Four Historic Preservation Projects Across Michigan,” By Executive Office of the Governor May 1, 2024 “Detroit launches first historic preservation plan,” By Malachi Barrett April 4, 2024 “Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund Allocations That Support Adaptive Reuse of Older and Historic Buildings Announced,” By National Trust for Historic Preservation March 21, 2024 “Three historic buildings win grants for façade restoration projects in downtown Coldwater,” By MJ GALBRAITH March 14, 2024 “Glen Arbor mill finds new life as cafe, restaurant and hotel,” By ROSEMARY PARKER February 27, 2024 “113-year-old west side Grand Rapids home earns rare historic designation,” By Rachel Watson February 26, 2024 “Detroit’s Grand Army of the Republic Building Reopens, Adds Sexy Steak and Event Space,” By R.J. King February 19, 2024 “Date is set: Michigan Central to re-open in Corktown after 36 years,” By Sarah Rahal February 18, 2024 “These 19 Michigan properties joined National Register of Historic Places in 2023,” By Jakkar Aimery February 16, 2024 “Architecture: In Detroit, a onetime church is reborn as the architectural heart of a new arts district,” By Elizabeth Fazzare February 15, 2024 “Detroiters Weigh in on MDOT’s I-375 Reconnecting Communities Project,” By Sam Corey January 31, 2024 “As Farmington celebrates 200 years, here’s where to visit to get a sense of its past (and future),” By MJ GALBRAITH January 16, 2024 “Pewabic Pottery expands east side roots with purchase of vacant home,” By Micah Walker January 16, 2024 “Belle Isle Boat Club can be saved. Saying otherwise is a cop-out | Letters to the Editor,” By Detroit Free Press
