CLAWSON, Mich. The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has been hard on restaurants -- but imagine trying to get a restaurant off the ground during the pandemic. Its been a longer journey than expected for a new restaurant in Clawson called Pumachug. The biggest hurdle ended up being how to open a restaurant in the middle of a pandemic. It was tough enough to do a massive remodel while keeping their career day jobs and then two months later COVID-19 hit. In addition to surveying the community for input on the menu, the owners made a point to build some Clawson history into the place.

DETROIT – Most would consider handwriting a lost art, but Andrea Williams was interested in calligraphy and writing since she was a little girl. She has a business is in the Fisher Building, which she says is a work of art in of itself, and business has never been busier. “People are more sending more cards,” Williams said. She went from making cards for her friends as a hobby to founding Paisley Paper Co. in 2016. More information on the Paisley Paper Co. can be found on its official website here or its official Facebook page here.

Detroit woman’s love of handwriting turns into successful businessPublished: August 22, 2020, 6:27 pmMost would consider handwriting a lost art, but Andrea Williams was interested in calligraphy and writing since she was a little girl -- now she's making her own pieces in the Fisher Building.