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Pontiac is a city in its own right, with a downtown to match. Live music venues, unique restaurants, off-the-hook clubs, avant-garde galleries? Check, check, check, check. Plus, there is quality historic housing stock that is actually affordable.

Pontiac Features

From Dining Room to Downtown: Future Help Designs

With its low barrier to entry and seemingly endless demand for new product, the phone app market is inspiring a tsunami of start-ups. That wave has struck downtown Pontiac, with Future Help Designs not only making the city its home but establishing an incubator for like-minded efforts.

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Woodward Auto Drives Success

Woodward Auto (located on Woodward Ave. in Pontiac) has been an Oakland County staple since 2000, but president and owner John Mihelich has Woodward roots that extend far earlier than that. “In 1988 I leased part of the old Cadillac dealership on Woodward Ave,” Mihelich says. “I keep coming back to Woodward Ave., from growing up near Woodward to working on Woodward; I was born at the hospital on Woodward … it just kept bringing me back!”

Mapping Oakland County's History

The first shot of the Civil War was fired 1,000 miles from Oakland County's borders. Yet this area is brimming with Civil War tales, facts and artifacts -- now available to the public through a new digital map, Oakland County in the Civil War. By marrying technology and local history and information, the County's developing collection of interactive, digitized maps seeks to present 21st century residents with new ways to explore the 872 square miles of Oakland County.

Phoenix Rising

As Pontiac celebrates 150 years of history, a new private-sector initiative is filling the city's historic downtown with entrepreneurs -- and hope. Thanks to partnerships forged by the Rise of the Phoenix program, over 50 new businesses have already set up shop in downtown Pontiac this summer.
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