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May-June 2022

  • Sportswriters close in on Ben Hogan at the Oakland Hills Country Club after he retained his U.S. Open Golf Championship crown by shooting a 3-under-par 67 in the final round. // Courtesy of Getty Images
  • Detroit skyline
  • Smooth Operators - The husband-and-wife team of Pam Vivio and Mijo Alanis launched Beyond Juicery + Eatery in 2005 with a location in Birmingham. Today, there are 38 locations in Michigan and Ohio, with more planned. // Courtesy of Beyond Juicery + Eatery
  • Sweet Success - Dylan Lemay grew up in Taylor and began working at a local Cold Stone Creamery franchise, where he hit on the idea to create video posts of his work experiences. Within a few days, he generated thousands of views on social media. // Courtesy of Mike Rosenthal
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  • Record Revival - According to Dearborn Music co-owner Rick LeAnnais, the record industry is doubling its capacity to produce LPs in 2022, due to rising demand. // Photographs by Nick Hagen
  • Traguardo Wallets were designed, manufactured, and colored in Michigan. // Courtesy of Traguardo
  • Mission Point Resort dining room
  • Eagle's Nest - For approach shots on the 10th hole at the Fazio Premier Golf Course at Treetops in Gaylord, it’s often best to aim for the left side of the green. // Courtesy of Treetops
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  • Deep Roots - Matt Halcrow, co-founder of Reclaimed Michigan in Waterford Township, right, says he and his business partner, Bill McDonald, salvage old wood from barns for remodeling projects. // Photography by Nick Hagen
  • Inside Out - Lane Fortinberry, founder of Formatic Digital in Clarkston, took his experiences working with a dealership, an automaker, and Google and created a digital ad platform. // Courtesy of Lauren Fortinberry
  • Ready and Waiting - A U.S. Air Force MQ-9 Reaper from the Arizona Air National Guard 214th Attack Group, parked on the flight line at the Alpena Combat Readiness Training Center in Alpena, as its crew prepares to participate in the Northern Strike exercise on Aug. 5, 2021. Northern Strike is a National Guard Bureau-sponsored exercise that is a tailored readiness producer bringing together 5,100 participants from various states and countries at the National All-Domain Warfighting Center at Camp Grayling. // Courtesy of U.S. Air National Guard/Staff Sgt. Jay Grabiec
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  • Photographs by Brad Ziegler
  • Born Entertainer Aside from her role co-producing “Start Up” on PBS, Jenny Feterovich has been a DJ since she was a young adult. Today, she plays weekly sets in Detroit. // Courtesy of Start Up TV
  • Courtesy of Josh Linkner
  • a cartoon figure dragging a car by a charging cable just out of reach of a charging station
  • Stand Proud - A statue of Stevens T. Mason, Michigan’s first governor, was created in 1908 by Albert Weinert and placed in Capitol Park in downtown Detroit. The statue still stands in the park, which marked the location of the state’s first capitol, but was moved several feet as part of a recent renovation of the urban square. // Courtesy of the Walter P. Reuther Library
  • Lost in Space