In 2005, when Betsy Crapps and a few of her friends decided to wear their several-years-old prom and bridesmaid dresses to an Oscars watch party, she had no inkling the night would evolve into a multi-million-dollar non-profit charitable organization — or inspire Hollywood screenwriters to turn the concept into an upcoming major motion picture. But […]
As a wife, mother of two sons, Realtor and brand partner for Savvi (a women’s apparel company), Andrea Miller’s limited free time is precious. But that hasn’t stopped the ambitious Canton resident Read More
Opening night for the Spotlight Players production of “Frozen Jr.” is set for Thursday, March 7 at 7:30 p.m., as this family-friendly adaption of the 2013 Disney animated film, and Tony Award-nominated 2018 Broadway production comes to The Read More
Standard & Poor’s maintains Northville Township’s bond rating as AAA — the highest assigned rating and indicates that the township has excellent creditworthiness, healthy reserves and prudent financial management that ensures the capacity to Read More
Canton resident Nicole Polidori-Badeen’s connection with the Allen Park eatery Wishbone Famous Broasted Chicken was supposed to be relatively short and sweet — close to one month; just enough time to allow the widely-respected restaurant Read More
Crunched for time on Wednesday — but you still want to partake in the centuries-old custom of having ashes applied in the shape of a cross to your forehead? An innovative Plymouth church has perfected an Read More
For the second consecutive year, Bayview Yacht Club on the banks of the Detroit River is hosting the Special Olympics Michigan Detroit Polar Plunge — an event that supports year-round sports programming for the nonprofit. The Read More
A 280-unit, 40-acre gated townhome rental complex planned for the east side of Lotz Road, just south of Ford Road, fell just short of earning an approval recommendation from the Canton Township Planning Commission Monday Read More
The story of how hip hop and rap music evolved into a multi-billion-dollar industry could be coming to a Plymouth-Canton Educational Park classroom in the not-too-distant future. A final reading of a proposed “History of Read More
Owners of five acres of land near the northwest corner of Lilley and Joy roads — the site Sparr’s Flowers & Greenhouse has called home for over five decades — would like to include a single-story 48Read More
