Lincoln Park High School is honoring the service, leadership and patriotism of late U.S. Army Sgt. Maj. Garrett Menzies, the school’s beloved JROTC instructor who died in 2022 after making an impact on generations of Railsplitters. A new memorial bench outside the high school serves as a reminder of Menzies’ service to his country, students and […]
Porch pirates have found their nemesis. The Northville Township Police Department will offer Operation Max’s Vault for the second straight holiday season. The free program allows residents who online shop to send their purchases Read More
Grace Centers of Hope (GCH) announced the grand opening of its newly renovated and expanded men’s dormitory, which increases the nonprofit organization’s ability to house men struggling with homelessness, addiction, and abuse. The Read More
As if Sunday’s Detroit Lions-at-Green Bay Packers game wasn’t epic already, a Brighton business has added some extra incentive for the home team to secure a victory. Cooper & Binkley Jewelers, located at 105 Read More
Metro-Detroit hockey fans can experience a rare hockey hat-trick Nov. 10 at the USA Hockey Arena in Plymouth. By attending the third annual “Hockey, Hearts & Heroes” event, you can: 1) hear legendary Red Wings’ vocalist Karen Read More
Northville’s Living and Learning Enrichment Center today announced it received a $100,000 grant award from the Margaret Dunning Foundation. The $100,000 grant will support a comprehensive campus-wide security upgrade, ensuring the safety and well-being of participants, Read More
A Canton family’s passion for Halloween fun is matched by its mission to help a worthwhile cause. Not only is the Zoccoli family’s home on the 700 block of Princeton Drive in Canton a Read More
Registration is now open for Canton’s Annual Turkey Trot For A Cause, which is set for Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 28, beginning at 9 a.m. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Epilepsy Foundation of Michigan. Read More
Members of the Northville Township Police Department can’t stop helping people even when they are off duty. After watching videos of families struggling to recover from Hurricane Helene’s damage, the law enforcement agency Read More
To use a football analogy, construction on the Plymouth-Canton Educational Park’s new $11 million-plus athletic stadium appeared to start slowly, but it’s experiencing a heckuva fourth quarter. Just a little over a month after Read More
