• Latest
Report Shows Blacks and Latinos Missing out on Hottest Jobs

Report Shows Blacks and Latinos Missing out on Hottest Jobs

February 16, 2023
CHASS Center Honored with Spirit of Detroit Award in Honor of 55 Years of Community Health, Dignity, and Hope

CHASS Center Honored with Spirit of Detroit Award in Honor of 55 Years of Community Health, Dignity, and Hope

July 31, 2025
Gutierrez and cousin Jacob Lozano

Donut Villa Expands to Second Location Near Ford Rouge Plant

July 31, 2025
ADVERTISEMENT
MCDC Presents “Mezclaro”

MCDC Presents “Mezclaro”

July 31, 2025
A mural outside of an immigration resource center in El Paso, Texas.

El Paso Workshop Guides Reporters Who Tell Immigration Stories

July 31, 2025
Mayoral Candidate Mary Sheffield

Mayoral Candidate Mary Sheffield

July 31, 2025
Announcing the First All-Virtual, Small Business Coaching Program for Women Entrepreneurs

Announcing the First All-Virtual, Small Business Coaching Program for Women Entrepreneurs

July 31, 2025
56 °f
Detroit
EL CENTRAL Hispanic News
  • Home
  • About
    • Introducing the partnership with the Race and Justice reporting Initiative
    • Resources
  • Español
    Candidates Face the People: Southwest Detroit Hosts Powerful Mayoral Forum on Community Priorities

    Candidates Face the People: Southwest Detroit Hosts Powerful Mayoral Forum on Community Priorities

    MANA de Metro Detroit Celebrates 30 Years of Latina Leadership and Legacy

    Protecting Our Vote: Facts in the Face of Fear

    Protecting Our Vote: Facts in the Face of Fear

    The Comanche People

    The Comanche People

    Apaches Jicarilla

    Apaches Jicarilla

    Rarámuris / Tarahumaras 

    Rarámuris / Tarahumaras 

    Linzie and Jesse Venegas of Ideal Group Recognized as Entrepreneurs Of The Year 2025

    Linzie and Jesse Venegas of Ideal Group Recognized as Entrepreneurs Of The Year 2025

    George Carrillo speaks to attendees at the Real Talk series about his immigration policy recommendations for the construction industry, titled "Building America Stronger." Photo: Juan Carlos Dueweke-Perez, Featherstone.

    “This Is Our Moment”: National Latino Construction Leader Visits Detroit to Highlight Labor Crisis and Policy Solutions

    CitizenDetroit Launches Free Online Platform that Enables Detroit Voters to Hear Directly from Detroit Candidates

    CitizenDetroit Launches Free Online Platform that Enables Detroit Voters to Hear Directly from Detroit Candidates

  • Community
    Candidates Face the People: Southwest Detroit Hosts Powerful Mayoral Forum on Community Priorities

    Candidates Face the People: Southwest Detroit Hosts Powerful Mayoral Forum on Community Priorities

    MANA de Metro Detroit Celebrates 30 Years of Latina Leadership and Legacy

    A jubilee pilgrimage of hope through the Basilica of Ste. Anne

    A jubilee pilgrimage of hope through the Basilica of Ste. Anne

    Stellantis Hosts “Thrilling” MHCC Networking Event

    Stellantis Hosts “Thrilling” MHCC Networking Event

    El Zocalo Lounge Brings Back Nightlife to Mexicantown

    El Zocalo Lounge Brings Back Nightlife to Mexicantown

    Senate Theater Says ‘No Problem’ to No AC with ‘Hot, Sweaty & Weird’ Film Series

    Senate Theater Says ‘No Problem’ to No AC with ‘Hot, Sweaty & Weird’ Film Series

    Candidatos del Distrito 6 hablan sobre inmigración y contaminación

    Candidatos del Distrito 6 hablan sobre inmigración y contaminación

    Connecting with the Heart of Detroit

    Connecting with the Heart of Detroit

    Fr. David Buersmeyer y Mrs. Judith Brooks de Strangers No Longer / hablan a los participantes de la procesión frente a la oficina de campo de ICE en Detroit / address procession participants in front of the field office of ICE in Detroit. Foto de/Photo by Valaurian Waller | Detroit Catholic

    Detroit Catholics Walk in Solidarity with Immigrants, Demand Humane Treatment

  • Featured
    Candidates Face the People: Southwest Detroit Hosts Powerful Mayoral Forum on Community Priorities

    Candidates Face the People: Southwest Detroit Hosts Powerful Mayoral Forum on Community Priorities

    Fr. David Buersmeyer y Mrs. Judith Brooks de Strangers No Longer / hablan a los participantes de la procesión frente a la oficina de campo de ICE en Detroit / address procession participants in front of the field office of ICE in Detroit. Foto de/Photo by Valaurian Waller | Detroit Catholic

    Detroit Catholics Walk in Solidarity with Immigrants, Demand Humane Treatment

    Linzie and Jesse Venegas of Ideal Group Recognized as Entrepreneurs Of The Year 2025

    Linzie and Jesse Venegas of Ideal Group Recognized as Entrepreneurs Of The Year 2025

    George Carrillo speaks to attendees at the Real Talk series about his immigration policy recommendations for the construction industry, titled "Building America Stronger." Photo: Juan Carlos Dueweke-Perez, Featherstone.

    “This Is Our Moment”: National Latino Construction Leader Visits Detroit to Highlight Labor Crisis and Policy Solutions

    Downtown Detroit’s Hart Plaza Comes Back to Life with ARRiBA! Latinos Festival

    Downtown Detroit’s Hart Plaza Comes Back to Life with ARRiBA! Latinos Festival

    Pope Leo XIV, the former Cardinal Robert F. Prevost, waves from the central balcony of St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican after his election as pope May 8, 2025. The new pope was born in Chicago. (CNS photo/Lola Gomez)

    Pope Leo XIV a ‘man of many gifts’ who will lead Church with grace

    Southwest Detroit’s Cinco de Mayo Parade Prevails Over “Rain and Rumors” to the Enjoyment of Thousands

    Southwest Detroit’s Cinco de Mayo Parade Prevails Over “Rain and Rumors” to the Enjoyment of Thousands

    Caesar Chavez Academy’s Robotics Team Represents Southwest Detroit at World Robotics Championship

    Caesar Chavez Academy’s Robotics Team Represents Southwest Detroit at World Robotics Championship

    El Arzobispo Edward J. Weisenburger dirige las oraciones durante una Misa en memoria del papa Francisco el 21 de abril en la Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament en Detroit. El papa Francisco, quien ha liderado la Iglesia católica desde 2013, murió la madrugada del lunes, el día después del Domingo de Pascua. (Foto de Valaurian Waller | Detroit Catholic)

    Archbishop Weisenburger leads Detroit faithful in mourning Pope Francis’ death

  • Opinion
  • Culture & Arts
    • All
    • World Cultures
    The Comanche People

    The Comanche People

    Senate Theater Says ‘No Problem’ to No AC with ‘Hot, Sweaty & Weird’ Film Series

    Senate Theater Says ‘No Problem’ to No AC with ‘Hot, Sweaty & Weird’ Film Series

    From Latin Boogaloo to Electric Vibes, Latino Music Moves the Crowd at Concert of Colors

    From Latin Boogaloo to Electric Vibes, Latino Music Moves the Crowd at Concert of Colors

    Apaches Jicarilla

    Apaches Jicarilla

    Brushstrokes & Brainpower: Teachers Gather to Boost Student Thinking Through Art

    Brushstrokes & Brainpower: Teachers Gather to Boost Student Thinking Through Art

    Rarámuris / Tarahumaras 

    Rarámuris / Tarahumaras 

    Blackfeet – Native Americans

    Blackfeet – Native Americans

    Finding Life’s Lessons in Lucha Libre

    Finding Life’s Lessons in Lucha Libre

    Paraguay

    Paraguay

    • World Cultures
  • Latest Issue
  • Past Issues
    • Throwbacks
  • Events
  • Contact
  • Advertise
  • en English
    • en English
    • es Spanish
No Result
View All Result
EL CENTRAL Hispanic News
  • Home
  • About
    • Introducing the partnership with the Race and Justice reporting Initiative
    • Resources
  • Español
    Candidates Face the People: Southwest Detroit Hosts Powerful Mayoral Forum on Community Priorities

    Candidates Face the People: Southwest Detroit Hosts Powerful Mayoral Forum on Community Priorities

    MANA de Metro Detroit Celebrates 30 Years of Latina Leadership and Legacy

    Protecting Our Vote: Facts in the Face of Fear

    Protecting Our Vote: Facts in the Face of Fear

    The Comanche People

    The Comanche People

    Apaches Jicarilla

    Apaches Jicarilla

    Rarámuris / Tarahumaras 

    Rarámuris / Tarahumaras 

    Linzie and Jesse Venegas of Ideal Group Recognized as Entrepreneurs Of The Year 2025

    Linzie and Jesse Venegas of Ideal Group Recognized as Entrepreneurs Of The Year 2025

    George Carrillo speaks to attendees at the Real Talk series about his immigration policy recommendations for the construction industry, titled "Building America Stronger." Photo: Juan Carlos Dueweke-Perez, Featherstone.

    “This Is Our Moment”: National Latino Construction Leader Visits Detroit to Highlight Labor Crisis and Policy Solutions

    CitizenDetroit Launches Free Online Platform that Enables Detroit Voters to Hear Directly from Detroit Candidates

    CitizenDetroit Launches Free Online Platform that Enables Detroit Voters to Hear Directly from Detroit Candidates

  • Community
    Candidates Face the People: Southwest Detroit Hosts Powerful Mayoral Forum on Community Priorities

    Candidates Face the People: Southwest Detroit Hosts Powerful Mayoral Forum on Community Priorities

    MANA de Metro Detroit Celebrates 30 Years of Latina Leadership and Legacy

    A jubilee pilgrimage of hope through the Basilica of Ste. Anne

    A jubilee pilgrimage of hope through the Basilica of Ste. Anne

    Stellantis Hosts “Thrilling” MHCC Networking Event

    Stellantis Hosts “Thrilling” MHCC Networking Event

    El Zocalo Lounge Brings Back Nightlife to Mexicantown

    El Zocalo Lounge Brings Back Nightlife to Mexicantown

    Senate Theater Says ‘No Problem’ to No AC with ‘Hot, Sweaty & Weird’ Film Series

    Senate Theater Says ‘No Problem’ to No AC with ‘Hot, Sweaty & Weird’ Film Series

    Candidatos del Distrito 6 hablan sobre inmigración y contaminación

    Candidatos del Distrito 6 hablan sobre inmigración y contaminación

    Connecting with the Heart of Detroit

    Connecting with the Heart of Detroit

    Fr. David Buersmeyer y Mrs. Judith Brooks de Strangers No Longer / hablan a los participantes de la procesión frente a la oficina de campo de ICE en Detroit / address procession participants in front of the field office of ICE in Detroit. Foto de/Photo by Valaurian Waller | Detroit Catholic

    Detroit Catholics Walk in Solidarity with Immigrants, Demand Humane Treatment

  • Featured
    Candidates Face the People: Southwest Detroit Hosts Powerful Mayoral Forum on Community Priorities

    Candidates Face the People: Southwest Detroit Hosts Powerful Mayoral Forum on Community Priorities

    Fr. David Buersmeyer y Mrs. Judith Brooks de Strangers No Longer / hablan a los participantes de la procesión frente a la oficina de campo de ICE en Detroit / address procession participants in front of the field office of ICE in Detroit. Foto de/Photo by Valaurian Waller | Detroit Catholic

    Detroit Catholics Walk in Solidarity with Immigrants, Demand Humane Treatment

    Linzie and Jesse Venegas of Ideal Group Recognized as Entrepreneurs Of The Year 2025

    Linzie and Jesse Venegas of Ideal Group Recognized as Entrepreneurs Of The Year 2025

    George Carrillo speaks to attendees at the Real Talk series about his immigration policy recommendations for the construction industry, titled "Building America Stronger." Photo: Juan Carlos Dueweke-Perez, Featherstone.

    “This Is Our Moment”: National Latino Construction Leader Visits Detroit to Highlight Labor Crisis and Policy Solutions

    Downtown Detroit’s Hart Plaza Comes Back to Life with ARRiBA! Latinos Festival

    Downtown Detroit’s Hart Plaza Comes Back to Life with ARRiBA! Latinos Festival

    Pope Leo XIV, the former Cardinal Robert F. Prevost, waves from the central balcony of St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican after his election as pope May 8, 2025. The new pope was born in Chicago. (CNS photo/Lola Gomez)

    Pope Leo XIV a ‘man of many gifts’ who will lead Church with grace

    Southwest Detroit’s Cinco de Mayo Parade Prevails Over “Rain and Rumors” to the Enjoyment of Thousands

    Southwest Detroit’s Cinco de Mayo Parade Prevails Over “Rain and Rumors” to the Enjoyment of Thousands

    Caesar Chavez Academy’s Robotics Team Represents Southwest Detroit at World Robotics Championship

    Caesar Chavez Academy’s Robotics Team Represents Southwest Detroit at World Robotics Championship

    El Arzobispo Edward J. Weisenburger dirige las oraciones durante una Misa en memoria del papa Francisco el 21 de abril en la Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament en Detroit. El papa Francisco, quien ha liderado la Iglesia católica desde 2013, murió la madrugada del lunes, el día después del Domingo de Pascua. (Foto de Valaurian Waller | Detroit Catholic)

    Archbishop Weisenburger leads Detroit faithful in mourning Pope Francis’ death

  • Opinion
  • Culture & Arts
    • All
    • World Cultures
    The Comanche People

    The Comanche People

    Senate Theater Says ‘No Problem’ to No AC with ‘Hot, Sweaty & Weird’ Film Series

    Senate Theater Says ‘No Problem’ to No AC with ‘Hot, Sweaty & Weird’ Film Series

    From Latin Boogaloo to Electric Vibes, Latino Music Moves the Crowd at Concert of Colors

    From Latin Boogaloo to Electric Vibes, Latino Music Moves the Crowd at Concert of Colors

    Apaches Jicarilla

    Apaches Jicarilla

    Brushstrokes & Brainpower: Teachers Gather to Boost Student Thinking Through Art

    Brushstrokes & Brainpower: Teachers Gather to Boost Student Thinking Through Art

    Rarámuris / Tarahumaras 

    Rarámuris / Tarahumaras 

    Blackfeet – Native Americans

    Blackfeet – Native Americans

    Finding Life’s Lessons in Lucha Libre

    Finding Life’s Lessons in Lucha Libre

    Paraguay

    Paraguay

    • World Cultures
  • Latest Issue
  • Past Issues
    • Throwbacks
  • Events
  • Contact
  • Advertise
  • en English
    • en English
    • es Spanish
No Result
View All Result
EL CENTRAL Hispanic News
No Result
View All Result

Report Shows Blacks and Latinos Missing out on Hottest Jobs

Local think tank calls for these jobs to be the focus of Detroit’s economic development strategy

EL CENTRAL by EL CENTRAL
February 16, 2023
in Business, Community, Politics
Reading Time: 5 mins read
Home Business
ShareShareTweetEmail to a friend

On Monday, February 13, Detroit Future City (DFC) released its study entitled “Growth Occupations: Opportunities for more equitable participation in Detroit’s Growing Economy,” which identifies the top growth occupations in Metro Detroit, illustrates the inequitable access to this set of fast-growing well-paying jobs, and offers solutions to better connect Detroit’s workers to the region’s growing occupations.

Growth Occupations are jobs that are growing at the same or higher rate than the region as a whole, have increased wages between 2014-19, pay at least a middle-class wage ($25 per hour/$52,000 per year) and employ at least 300 people in the region. According to DFC’s new report, there are 107 growth occupations in the region, accounting for one out of four jobs in Metro Detroit.

While these jobs are strong in the region, data in “Growth Occupations” shows that access to well-paying growth occupations is inequitable and that race and place play a role in shaping access to these jobs. Sixteen percent of Black workers in the region are in a growth occupation compared to 26% of white workers. Additionally, Black workers in Metro Detroit, at every level of educational attainment, are less likely to hold a growth occupation compared to white workers. And, Black and Latino workers who live in the city of Detroit are less likely to be employed in a growth occupation compared to their counterparts in the region. This is perpetuating Detroit’s and the region’s economic, racial divide.

“The city of Detroit and the region’s economies are improving, but over the past decade low wage jobs have been the fastest growing. This leaves little opportunity for residents who are Black and Latino to access a middle-class wage. Detroiters cannot continue to serve as the low-wage talent pool for our region,” said Anika Goss, DFC president and CEO. “In order to grow the middle class and create equitable and sustainable economic systems for all Detroiters, we need to create an economic development strategy that is laser focused on attracting and retaining these growth occupations that pay middle-class wages. We also need to remove barriers to these jobs for Black and Latino workers.”

In late 2022, DFC announced its new 2030 strategic vision for the organization with goals to grow Detroit’s middle class and improve the quality of life in Detroit neighborhoods. The plan stemmed from DFC’s portfolio of research including the “Growing Detroit’s African American Middle Class” and “The State of Economic Equity in Detroit” reports that noted the city’s median household income of $36,000 remains just over half that of the region, white workers are paid nearly 1.4 times higher than Black and Latino workers, and that the number of middle-class neighborhoods in Detroit has decreased from 22 to 11 in the last 10 years.

“Growth Occupations” builds upon the findings from “The State of Economic in the Detroit” report to further investigate pathways for Detroiters to achieve middle class and participate in the region’s growing economy.

DFC identified that about two-thirds of Metro Detroit’s total growth occupations jobs are concentrated within one of three major fields: management, business, and finance; healthcare; and computer, engineering, and science (STEM). The 10 largest growth occupations account for 43% of growth occupation employment and most pay more than $35 per hour or $73,000 per year.

In Metro Detroit, three out of every four growth occupation jobs are within one of the seven industry sectors listed below.

  • Healthcare and social assistance (17%)
  • Manufacturing (16%)
  • Professional, scientific and technological services (10%)
  • Finance and insurance (10%)
  • Construction (10%)
  • Educational service (6%)
  • Public administration (5%)

“Strong regional economies capitalize on all of the talent at their disposal to power inclusive growth,” said Alan Berube, interim vice president and director of Brookings Metro. “Only by broadening access to the region’s growing jobs and sectors can Detroit secure a prosperous future for all its residents.”

Race and place interact in shaping access to growth occupations. Only 13% of Black and Latino workers who live in Detroit are employed in growth occupations, far below the regional average of 24% and below their Black and Latino/Hispanic counterparts in the region.

Additionally, there are substantial disparities in access to growth occupations based on a worker’s educational attainment. Thirty-six percent of workers with a bachelor’s degree are employed in a growth occupation, which is twice as high compared to someone with only some college. Someone with a bachelor’s degree is four times as likely to work in a growth occupation compared to someone without a high school diploma, with only 9% of people without a high school diploma in growth occupations.

DFC proposes eight strategies in three key focus areas to create more equitable access to the region’s growth occupations. The recommendations are centered around business attraction strategies to attract growth occupations the city, increasing awareness of and training for these jobs among youth and adult workers, ensuring access to these jobs through wrap-around services such as childcare, transportation and mental health, and evaluating hiring practices.

“This report should serve as a guide for cross-sector leaders in economic development, education, health, and human services to work together to create opportunities for Detroiters to access resources and training for these jobs, and then have a pipeline of solid jobs that pay middle class wages as the outcome,” said Ashley Williams Clark, DFC vice president and director of the Center for Equity, Engagement, and Research.

The “Growth Occupations” report was informed by an advisory committee that included representatives from the State of Michigan and City of Detroit economic development departments, and business, workforce, education, philanthropy organizations. The report is funded by the W. K. Kellogg Foundation.

DFC will be hosting a webinar on March 8, noon – 1:30 p.m., to offer further insights and discussion about “Growth Occupations” and answer community questions. Panelists for the webinar include Bridgette Gray, Chief Customer Officer of Opportunity@Work; Kysha Frazier CEO of Corporation for Skilled Workforce; and, Joshua Sirefman, CEO of Ford Michigan Central, and Quentin Messer, CEO of Michigan Economic Development Corporation.

To view the “Growth Occupations,” and register for the webinar, visit www.detroitfuturecity.com.

Tags: jobs
Previous Post

Another Tragic Incident of Gun Violence in Our State

Next Post

City of Detroit to commission 200 murals in neighborhoods across the city in quest to become America’s top street art city

EL CENTRAL

EL CENTRAL

Related Posts

A mural outside of an immigration resource center in El Paso, Texas.
Community

El Paso Workshop Guides Reporters Who Tell Immigration Stories

by EL CENTRAL
July 31, 2025
0

From El Paso to Detroit, a journalist explores immigration, border policy, and climate justice—revealing urgent truths and untold human stories

Read moreDetails
Mayoral Candidate Mary Sheffield
Community

Mayoral Candidate Mary Sheffield

by EL CENTRAL
July 31, 2025
0

Detroit mayoral candidate Mary Sheffield tackles air pollution, housing, infrastructure & immigrant rights in this in-depth EL CENTRAL interview

Read moreDetails
Announcing the First All-Virtual, Small Business Coaching Program for Women Entrepreneurs
Business

Announcing the First All-Virtual, Small Business Coaching Program for Women Entrepreneurs

by EL CENTRAL
July 31, 2025
0

Michigan women entrepreneurs: Apply now for The Forward Program—virtual coaching, funding prep & expert support to grow your small business...

Read moreDetails
DCFC Breaks Winless Run
Community

DCFC Breaks Winless Run

by EL CENTRAL
July 31, 2025
0

Detroit City FC defeats Westchester 3-0 but exits League Cup. With Trevor James out, Le Rouge must rally for the...

Read moreDetails
Candidates Face the People: Southwest Detroit Hosts Powerful Mayoral Forum on Community Priorities
Community

Candidates Face the People: Southwest Detroit Hosts Powerful Mayoral Forum on Community Priorities

by EL CENTRAL
July 24, 2025
0

Southwest Detroit demands action on immigration, flooding, and justice as mayoral candidates face tough questions at historic community-led forum

Read moreDetails
Community

MANA de Metro Detroit Celebrates 30 Years of Latina Leadership and Legacy

by EL CENTRAL
July 24, 2025
0

MANA de Metro Detroit celebrates 30 years of Latina empowerment, awarding scholarships and honoring leaders at its 2025 Brindis Luncheon....

Read moreDetails
Next Post
City of Detroit to commission 200 murals in neighborhoods across the city in quest to become America’s top street art city

City of Detroit to commission 200 murals in neighborhoods across the city in quest to become America’s top street art city

Leave Comment
  • Trending
  • Comments
  • Latest
Volunteers Needed for Refugee Resettlement in Michigan

Volunteers Needed for Refugee Resettlement in Michigan

February 14, 2024
Southwest Celebrates Cinco de Mayo

Why We Celebrate “CINCO DE MAYO, THE 5TH OF MAY”

May 2, 2024
MSHDA Opens $60 Million MI Neighborhood Applications

MSHDA Opens $60 Million MI Neighborhood Applications

April 4, 2024
Infamous Highwaymen Motorcycle Club Leader Pursues a Second Chance at Life

Infamous Highwaymen Motorcycle Club Leader Pursues a Second Chance at Life

February 1, 2024
Community and RuboFest 2022 

Community and RuboFest 2022 

0
“Vemos a México como un socio igualitario”

“Vemos a México como un socio igualitario”

0
Ford Hispanic and Latino Network Beautifies Clark Park

Ford Hispanic and Latino Network Beautifies Clark Park

0
Editorial Opinion “The Fifth, I take the Fifth”

Editorial Opinion “The Fifth, I take the Fifth”

0
Candidates Face the People: Southwest Detroit Hosts Powerful Mayoral Forum on Community Priorities

Candidates Face the People: Southwest Detroit Hosts Powerful Mayoral Forum on Community Priorities

July 24, 2025
Tacos Wuey Opens in the Heart of Southwest Detroit

Tacos Wuey Opens in the Heart of Southwest Detroit

July 24, 2025

MANA de Metro Detroit Celebrates 30 Years of Latina Leadership and Legacy

July 24, 2025
A jubilee pilgrimage of hope through the Basilica of Ste. Anne

A jubilee pilgrimage of hope through the Basilica of Ste. Anne

July 24, 2025

Recent News

Candidates Face the People: Southwest Detroit Hosts Powerful Mayoral Forum on Community Priorities

Candidates Face the People: Southwest Detroit Hosts Powerful Mayoral Forum on Community Priorities

July 24, 2025
Tacos Wuey Opens in the Heart of Southwest Detroit

Tacos Wuey Opens in the Heart of Southwest Detroit

July 24, 2025

MANA de Metro Detroit Celebrates 30 Years of Latina Leadership and Legacy

July 24, 2025
A jubilee pilgrimage of hope through the Basilica of Ste. Anne

A jubilee pilgrimage of hope through the Basilica of Ste. Anne

July 24, 2025
EL CENTRAL Hispanic News

Michigans #1. Oldest. Largest & Only
Bilingual Hispanic News for 33 Years.

Follow Us

Browse by Category

  • Business
  • Classifieds
  • Community
  • Culture & Arts
  • Education
  • Entrepreneurs
  • Español
  • Events
  • Featured
  • Finance
  • Food
  • Latest News
  • Local News
  • Local Small Business
  • Music
  • National News
  • Opinion
  • Others
  • People
  • Politics
  • Resources
  • Restaurants
  • Sports
  • Throwbacks
  • World
  • World Cultures

Recent News

Candidates Face the People: Southwest Detroit Hosts Powerful Mayoral Forum on Community Priorities

Candidates Face the People: Southwest Detroit Hosts Powerful Mayoral Forum on Community Priorities

July 24, 2025
Tacos Wuey Opens in the Heart of Southwest Detroit

Tacos Wuey Opens in the Heart of Southwest Detroit

July 24, 2025
  • Latest Issue
  • About
  • Newsletter
  • Advertise
  • Contact
  • Menu Item
  • Created with EyeBreatheDesign

© 2022 EL CENTRAL HISPANIC NEWS

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Catagories
    • Featured
    • Local News
    • Community
    • Culture & Arts
    • Español
    • Music
    • Sports
  • Events
  • Latest Issue
  • Past Issues
  • Contact
  • Advertise

© 2022 EL CENTRAL HISPANIC NEWS