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Drafting Hope and Healing in the Motor City | 4.15.24

EPISODE · Apr 15, 2024 · 5 MIN

Drafting Hope and Healing in the Motor City | 4.15.24

from Morning Beat: Detroit · host MorningBeat: Detroit

As Detroit gears up for the NFL Draft, local museums and businesses are ready to welcome throngs of football fans, hoping to score a cultural touchdown. Meanwhile, the city celebrates the opening of the 707 Crisis Care Center, a beacon of support for mental health, and rideshare drivers rev up for the expected surge in visitors. Plus, the episode shares a heartwarming tribute to Lions legend Mel Farr, showcasing his enduring legacy in Detroit.

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