Published February 18, 2025
CENTER LINE — A 2025 survey from MarketBeat asked professionals what coffee shops “excel at remote work and business dealings.” Three Michigan shops made the list of 145: Gather + Grounds in Center Line came in at 49, Cafe Sous Terre in Detroit ranked 94 and Eden Cafe in Grand Rapids placed at 100.
Read MorePublished February 18, 2025
NOVI — The city of Novi has agreed to sell a portion of land for $68,000 to Novi Industrial LLC so that it can build a sand silo/storage tower.
Read MorePublished February 18, 2025
TROY — A residential development project from GFA Development, Inc. has raised some concerns for community members that live around Ottawa Drive.
Read MorePublished February 18, 2025
TROY — The Macy’s store at Oakland Mall is included among 65 other Macy’s stores across the country that are expected to close by the end of the first quarter this year.
Read MorePublished February 17, 2025
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — Sheetz, a Pennsylvania-based gas station and convenience store chain, has been making moves in Macomb County and recently received approval to build two locations in Macomb Township.
Read MorePublished February 17, 2025
ROYAL OAK — On Feb. 11, the Planning Commission approved a site plan in a 6-1 vote to build a Sheetz convenience store at 3200 W. 14 Mile Road.
Read MorePublished February 14, 2025
WARREN — The site of a new gas station and convenience store has a bit of history. The Victory Inn, a bar and restaurant, is set to be demolished for a new Sheetz location. In 2026, the business on the corner of 12 Mile and Mound roads would’ve celebrated its 80th anniversary.
Read MorePublished February 14, 2025
HARRISON TOWNSHIP — Crews Inn, a long-standing waterfront restaurant in Harrison Township, has been sold to the owner of the adjacent Bumpers Landing.
Read MorePublished February 14, 2025
GROSSE POINTE FARMS — Crafters, knitters and parents looking for project materials for their kids will soon need to buy their supplies elsewhere.
Read MorePublished February 13, 2025
DETROIT/KEEGO HARBOR — Legal arguments to save the former Roosevelt Elementary School in Keego Harbor from being demolished were heard by Michigan Court of Appeals judges at a hearing in Detroit Feb. 5.
Read MorePublished February 13, 2025
STERLING HEIGHTS — It takes a long time for stars to burn out, but they all will eventually. With its own trademark red star, Macy’s at Lakeside Mall now marches toward its own final end.
Read MorePublished February 13, 2025
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — As prosecution against the owner of the Goo Smoke Shop is set to continue later this month, Clinton Township trustees approved their own investigation of sorts along party lines.
Read MorePublished February 12, 2025
Published February 6, 2025
ROYAL OAK — The Royal Oak Planning Commission will be holding a public hearing at 7 p.m. Feb. 11 at City Hall to discuss the potential construction of a Sheetz convenience store on the north side of West 14 Mile Road at the intersection of Coolidge Highway.
Read MorePublished February 5, 2025
FERNDALE — After more than a decade in operation, the owners of Public House have announced the restaurant will be closing.
Read MorePublished February 5, 2025
FARMINGTON HILLS — Farmington Hills City Council members voted unanimously to change the signage at Beaumont Hospital’s Farmington Hills campus at a meeting Jan. 13.
Read MorePublished February 4, 2025
TROY — Plans for a new Troy Public Library building are steadily coming to fruition after City Council members approved a budget amendment and a recommended architect pick for the potential new building’s schematic design and cost opinion.
Read MorePublished February 4, 2025
ROYAL OAK — Some big changes are being made at the Detroit Zoo to align with the rebranding that took place in 2024, including a revamp of the Zoofari Market involving a coffee shop at the front of the zoo.
Read MorePublished February 4, 2025
OAKLAND TOWNSHIP — An over 150-year-old historic barn has been saved from demolition in Oakland Township.
Read MorePublished February 4, 2025
STERLING HEIGHTS — What began with a student wanting to “fit in,” led to a fitness center that aims to include everyone.
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