If you’ve never attended a New Year’s Eve party set in a space meticulously decorated to resemble New Orleans’ Bourbon Street — with an aerialist emerging out of a giant chandelier and a Marilyn Monroe impressionist walking around on stilts — here’s your chance. Tickets are still available for The Legendary Bash — billed as […]
What was it like for the owner of Plymouth’s Way Station in the hours after it was revealed he sold a $1 million scratch-off lottery ticket? “First of all, I’m just so happy for Read More
Lincoln Park High School theater students commanded the stage at this month’s Michigan Thespian Festival in Lansing, adding to the school’s growing roster of awards and scholarship offers and proudly representing their school’Read More
The holiday season can be a stressful time for families with small children — even when the children are not patients being treated for serious illnesses at Children’s Hospital of Michigan. For those families whose Read More
Bank of America celebrated its annual “Day of Giving” by connecting more than 100 employee volunteers with the bank’s community partners working to support economic opportunity in metro Detroit. Employee volunteers and bank leadership also Read More
Gilbert Family Foundation, Invest Detroit and Detroit Development Fund today announced the expansion of Motor City Contractor Fund (MCCF), a community-led effort curated by The Ownership Initiative. Through the expansion, the program will empower 50 Detroit-based Read More
The River Rouge School District, in partnership with the Heart Work Is Hard Work Foundation, gave away 4,000 free turkeys and other dinner fixings to families in need on Monday, Nov. 25. The giveaway took place at Read More
This holiday season, Northville’s Mod Market invites shoppers to purchase meaningful gifts that make a difference in the lives of teens and young adults with disabilities. As an enterprise of the Living and Learning Read More
Some hope will be given to area families this holiday season with the help of local leaders, handcuffs, community support, pseudo bail money, and a police therapy dog named Max. Northville Township Police Department and Read More
Moments after he completed Thursday morning’s Canton Turkey Trot For A Cause, 17-year-old Canton resident Daniel Jensen peeled off the full-body turkey costume he wore during the 3.1-mile race. Jensen was one one of Read More
