From Athlete to Analyst This week, watch Grant Long, former Eastern Michigan University standout and NBA Veteran with over 1,000 games of professional basketball played over a fifteen year career. Long shares his passion for the sport as an athlete and as a broadcaster analyst. He also gives thoughtful advice on handling life changes and […]

1984 Tigers World Series Champion Barbaro Garbey Talks Cuba, Detroit and Saying “Good-bye to the Game” Tune into this week’s episode of From Glory Days and hear the story of Tigers World Series Champ Barbaro Garbey. Garbey retired as a player from the MLB after six seasons but continues to feed his passion for the game as

Former Russian Gold Medal Olympic Gold Gymnast Tatiana Gutsu Shows Her Strength By age 15 Tatiana Gutsu accomplished more than most could in a lifetime: she was an Olympic gold medalist and a worldwide competitor. Gutsu’s gymnastics career has taken her around the globe, first as an athlete, and now as a coach. Watch this

A Tribute to Mel Farr Superstar Last week, family, friends, and fans mourned the passing of former Detroit Lion and legendary businessman, Mel Farr, who suddenly died at his home at the age of 70. As a Title Sponsor of the TV show, ‘From Glory Days,’ for which Mel was a guest this past year,

NCAA Champion and NBA Veteran Morris “Mo Pete” Peterson Talks Family, Flint and Izzo on this episode of “From Glory Days”. First-Round Draft Pick, NCAA Champion, and MSU “Flintstone,” Morris Peterson, retired from professional basketball after a decade-long career, including seven years with the Toronto Raptors. WATCH  to hear how he’s giving back to his hometown

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Check out Episode 3 of From Glory Days, featuring Hockey Pro, Doug Smith! Former LA Kings Hockey Professional, Doug Smith, was the youngest draft pick ever selected by Los Angeles. After 11 professional seasons, a life altering event would change Doug’s path dramatically, and force him to find success and happiness off the ice. Doug

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Episode 2 features a special friend of the CapFund, Mr. Reggie Howard. Not only is Reggie a world-class athlete; as a retired professional football player, he works full-time giving back to communities across America, while helping others do the same, through his nonprofit, United Athletes Foundation.      

Building Steeped in Grand Rapids History Secures Necessary Financing to Finish Renovations Downtown’s Harris Building, home to ArtPrize exhibits, will soon complete second and third floor venue space The iconic Harris Building in Grand Rapids’ Heartside district is almost finished renovating its multi-faceted, loft-style venue. However, up until just a few months ago, financing obstacles

Capfund New Markets One of 76 Community Development Entities to Receive New Markets Tax Credits from $3.5 Billion Funding Round The U.S. Department of Treasury awarded Capfund New Markets $55 million in the most recent round of New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) allocations, the largest award Capfund New Markets has received to date. New Markets