Published September 20, 2024
METRO DETROIT — Two local Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan are doing what they can to benefit their communities.
Read MorePublished September 20, 2024
STERLING HEIGHTS/SHELBY TOWNSHIP — The Golden Corridor of M-59/Hall Road will not be a golden opportunity for crooks and criminals, if a police partnership between Sterling Heights and Shelby Township proves itself.
Read MorePublished September 18, 2024
METRO DETROIT — A look at five things to do during the weekend of Sept. 19-22
Read MorePublished September 11, 2024
METRO DETROIT — As the weather begins to cool in Michigan, there’s no better way to warm yourself up than with a cup of hot apple cider and mouth-watering doughnuts this fall. According to the Michigan Apple Committee, there’s plenty of apples to choose from this year.
Read MorePublished September 11, 2024
METRO DETROIT — A look at five things to do during the weekend of Sept. 12-15
Read MorePublished September 10, 2024
METRO DETROIT — A garden can be more than a patch of beautiful landscaping. It can be a lifeline for nature.
Read MorePublished September 10, 2024
METRO DETROIT — If there is a car cruise in town, chances are Gary White is there.
Read MorePublished September 9, 2024
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — The Shelby Township Fine Art Society recently announced the members of its group who received special awards during the Shelby Township Art Fair Aug. 10-11.
Read MorePublished September 9, 2024
UTICA — The Macomb Foundation celebrated its 2024 Macomb Hall of Fame inductees Aug. 15 at the Palazzo Grande Banquet and Event Center in Shelby Township.
Read MorePublished September 9, 2024
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — A Shelby Township man who retired from a career teaching in Roseville Community Schools released his first book, a teen and young adult mystery about a pandemic called “Operation Arrow Fletcher” during a real pandemic, COVID-19, and has now released his second book, “Burying the Shadow.”
Read MorePublished September 9, 2024
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — It was two consecutive victories for a local Shelby Township sprint car racer at the end of August.
Read MorePublished August 30, 2024
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — The Packard Proving Grounds Historic Site will be hosting a Rosie the Riveter Memorial Garden luncheon Sept. 22 and honoring Rosie the Riveters who contributed so much to America’s war efforts during World War II.
Read MorePublished August 30, 2024
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — A 27-year-old man from Detroit was arrested and taken to the Shelby Township Police Department after police said they found him in possession of a weapon and multiple credit cards in other people’s names.
Read MorePublished August 29, 2024
METRO DETROIT — A look at five things to do during the weekend of Sept. 6-8
Read MorePublished August 28, 2024
NORTHERN MICHIGAN — The Leelanau Peninsula gets a lot of attention in the fall. When the woodsy hills explode in fiery shades of red, orange and yellow, M-22 becomes a river of cars, campers and RVs.
Read MorePublished August 28, 2024
METRO DETROIT — A look at five things to do during the weekend of Aug. 29-Sept. 2
Read MorePublished August 27, 2024
DETROIT — Lifelong jazz aficionados and those who want to experience the music for the first time will bop shoulder to shoulder when the 45th annual Detroit Jazz Festival takes over downtown Detroit on Labor Day weekend, from Aug. 30 to Sept. 2.
Read MorePublished August 26, 2024
UTICA — As part of the Michigan Growth Office’s summer roadshow, Chief Growth Officer Hilary Doe, Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel and members from Connect Macomb went on a tour of Macomb County areas that have incorporated growth priorities into their community work, including Utica.
Read MorePublished August 26, 2024
UTICA — The state’s fiscal year 2025 budget that Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed into law in late July included $1.5 million to support improvements at Jimmy John’s Field, according to an announcement from state Sen. Michael Webber, R-Rochester Hills.
Read MorePublished August 26, 2024
METRO DETROIT — A recent 4-3 ruling by the Michigan Supreme Court affecting the state’s laws governing minimum wage and sick time is sending shockwaves through many businesses, including the restaurant industry.
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