There is no better time than now to be a youth soccer player in western Wayne County thanks to the Canton-based Detroit City Football Club West’s ambitious plan to expand its hundreds of members’ on- and off-the-field benefits. Beginning with the 2024-25 season, every single DCFC West player will receive a college scholarship that has […]
If you enjoy cornhole and have a passion for raising funds for worthwhile non-profit organizations, Plymouth’s Fox Hills Golf & Banquet Center has an event ideal for you. The inaugural Detroit Bookfest Cornhole Tournament Read More
Northville Township’s 350-acre Legacy Park isn’t quite a blank canvas, but the former property that was the site of a state psychiatric hospital from 1952 to 2003 is a potential masterpiece-in-the-making. Northville Parks & Recreation Read More
Kicking cancer and kicking a soccer ball will merge in a beautiful way April 30 when Plymouth’s girls soccer program hosts a fundraiser for The Shedneck Foundation –a non-profit organization founded by a group of Read More
Nothing makes the students at Northville’s Cooke School smile broader than helping out the 1-year-old non-profit The Kids’ Table, which is dedicated to providing children and families in southeast Michigan with community-based resources to Read More
Hundreds of underprivileged students throughout metro-Detroit are equipped with core school supplies thanks to Social House Group, a local real estate brokerage that is donating schools supplies to 10 students for every home its Realtors sell. Read More
Entertainers who perform in downtown Plymouth (and audiences who enjoy their talents) will be amped up to learn they’re getting a new platform — and we’re not talking social media variety platforms. During its Read More
The United States is expected to surpass 2 million new cancer diagnoses for the first time ever in 2024, with more than 64,530 expected to occur in Michigan. Cancer continues to be the second most common cause of Read More
Thursday night’s Canton-vs.-Salem girls soccer match will have a huge impact on the KLAA West Division standings and on an uplifting charity that assists people diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, including Canton High Read More
The much-anticipated (and widely-dreaded) Ford Road boulevard project has been pushed back for the third time to 2028 at the earliest, the Michigan Department of Transportation revealed. MDOT’s plan to replace the center turn lane Read More
