Pantone: The Future Is (Nylon) Brights
The Pantone LLC subsidiary of Kentwood-based X-Rite Inc. (Nasdaq: XRIT) Monday introduced the Pantone Fashion and Home Nylon Brights collection.
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The Pantone LLC subsidiary of Kentwood-based X-Rite Inc. (Nasdaq: XRIT) Monday introduced the Pantone Fashion and Home Nylon Brights collection.
High school and community college students will display their sustainable ideas and business plans at Grand Valley State University's Michigan Alternative and Renewable Energy Center's first annual Renewable Energy and Technology Science Fair
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Universal-Motown recording artist Kem was on hand to applaud the hard work of the graduates from the 3rd Circuit Adult Drug Court program.
Machinery and equipment that used to be part of the sprawling GM Willow Run Transmission Plant will be auctioned off in Ypsilanti Tuesday.
When Justin "No-Hit" Verlander takes to the mound at Comerica Park this season, he'll have his own personal cheering section.
Kid Rock took his checkbook to Detroit City Hall, Monday, helping out several local charities to the tune of $50,000.
A former Westland court clerk is facing up to ten years in prison on charges of embezzlement.
The new Emergency Financial Manager of the Detroit Public School district spent his first day of work at school.
Many car companies backed off on incentives and it appears that some customers have decided to wait for the deals to come back.
The parents of a Wayne State University football player who was killed near a Detroit nightclub this month are asking for the public's help.
Now that Michigan has a nearly half-billion-dollar budget surplus, the Senate Democratic leader says she expects Republican's to keep their promise, and put up to $150 million of that money back into education funding.