Parents, students, school staff members and others are encouraged to nominate outstanding public-school educators for the Michigan Lottery’s 2025-26 Excellence In Education awards. All public-school employees may be nominated for the Excellence In Education awards, which recognize educators who go “above and beyond” to make a difference in the lives of children. To nominate a public-school educator, click […]
Members of the recently expanded Clubhouse for the Common Good (23800 W. 10 Mile Road, Southfield), a day center for people living with serious mental health disorders such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and severe depression, are enjoying Read More
Humanity at its finest was on full display Friday night on the Plymouth-Canton Educational Park’s west turf field. The happiness creator was the 11th Annual Sunshine’s Skills and Drills Free Football Clinic, which Read More
Defying its underdog status, a team of 12-and-under Plymouth-Canton Little League players nearly pulled off a feat this week that would have been worthy of an ESPN 30 For 30 documentary. Led by Head Coach Chad Mitchell Read More
Admit it: The first time you heard the word pickleball, you laughed out loud (or at least chuckled a little bit). Nobody’s laughing now at pickleball — arguably the fastest-growing sport in the world. As Read More
Canton Township officials and other dignitaries gathered on July 22 in Cherry Hill Village for a special ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the grand re-opening of Preservation Park, as well as the unveiling of its newest open-air Read More
The Village Club in Bloomfield Hills (190 E. Long Lake Road) has served as a home away from home since 1956 for thousands of accomplished metro-Detroit women who have found connection, camaraderie, philanthropy and purpose there. The Read More
RentCafe.com analyzed 122 metropolitan areas with populations over 300,000, using five key metrics that matter most to Gen Z (people born between 1996 and 2012): affordability, opportunity, culture, diversity, and overall livability. The cities that rose to the Read More
Canton High School junior-to-be Nathan Miller means so much to so many. That was never more evident than Sunday morning at Canton’s Heritage Park when close to 300 people gathered under cloudy skies for the 10Read More
Volunteers of America Michigan (VOAMI), a metro-Detroit nonprofit agency specializing in providing critical services, shelter and food for veterans, affordable housing for aging seniors, and supportive services for struggling families, is announcing the return of Read More
