Beloved, award-winning Detroit chef Maxcel Hardy dies at 40
Maxcel Hardy, a son of Detroit, leaves behind a culinary legacy that will continue to inspire and nourish the community he loved so dearly.
March 5, 2024
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Maxcel Hardy, a son of Detroit, leaves behind a culinary legacy that will continue to inspire and nourish the community he loved so dearly.
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