MOUNT CLEMENS — From two shows to flurry of events, the Anton Art Center is beginning 2025 with a running start.

HARRISON TOWNSHIP — Returning to work for the new year, the Harrison Township Board of Trustees found itself with a full agenda at its Jan. 13 meeting.

CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Since 2020, the Clinton-Macomb Public Library has strived to drive conversations in its two communities through its 1-2-3 Initiative.

MOUNT CLEMENS — At their first meeting of the new year, Mount Clemens City Commissioners gave the city the go-ahead to enter into a new agreement regarding the Manchester Mount Clemens apartment complex.

MACOMB TOWNSHIP — Broadway is back on the corner of 21 Mile and Heydenreich roads.

HARRISON TOWNSHIP — Harrison Township residents hoping to see the end of waste hauler shuffles after the past year’s collection chaos may be disappointed in the new year.

MACOMB TOWNSHIP — Before its last meeting of 2024 got into stride, the Macomb Township Board of Trustees gave time to honor outgoing part-time firefighter Michael Wiedbusch at its meeting on Dec. 18, 2024.

MOUNT CLEMENS — Finances served as the main focus of the Dec. 16 Mount Clemens City Commission meeting, both looking back and looking ahead.

DETROIT — The world’s automotive industry will descend again upon Huntington Place for the Detroit Auto Show Jan. 10-20.

MOUNT CLEMENS — In recent years, the school store at Mount Clemens High School has been little more than a wayfinding post for students. But as of Dec. 17, it has become a showcase of Bather creativity.

MOUNT CLEMENS — Don Brown, the chair of the Macomb County Board of Commissioners, announced his resignation from the board at the end of its Dec. 12 meeting.

MACOMB TOWNSHIP — Two Macomb Township residents and their dog once again claim bragging rights — along with a suite of prizes — as winners of a township-wide contest.

HARRISON TOWNSHIP — It is a new day at the Harrison Township Senior Center with a new leader at the helm.

CHESTERFIELD — Call it “Extreme Makeover: Preschool Edition.” The Anna Mae Burdi Early Childhood Center, part of L’Anse Creuse Public Schools, is receiving a $50,000 makeover after winning a sweepstakes.