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 Hip Hop and Rap” elective social studies course was scheduled for the Jan. 23 Plymouth-Canton Community Schools Board of Education […]
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
Plymouth, MI – Get ready for a magical journey at the Plymouth Ice Festival in Plymouth, Michigan, from February 2-4, 2024. This winter spectacle is a delightful experience for both residents and visitors. Stunning Ice Sculptures The Read More
SocialHouseNews.com has learned the sale of the Mayflower Centre — a cornerstone property located on the southwest corner of the intersection of Main Street and Ann Arbor Trail in downtown Plymouth — is nearing the final Read More
It’s tax time, Michigan’s forms are available and they have something new: an area to check a box if you want to join the Michigan Organ Donor Registry. The Treasury Department hopes to Read More
The Block at Sterling Heights, a stunning new apartment community located at 34911 Van Dyke Ave. in Sterling Heights, has officially opened its doors. This transformative adaptive reuse project, which was previously the Wyndham Gardens Sterling Read More
Owners of popular (yet separate) Wayne County restaurants, Ken Vlahadamis and Tim Kokalis are competitors. Yet a closer look reveals the successful entrepreneurs are both good friends and collaborators. Vlahadamis, who owns several Leo’s Read More
Michigan owned and operated Born In Detroit Apparel, LLC is proud to announce the exclusive Detroit Lions GRIT apparel line is now available. The Born In Detroit GRIT exclusive apparel line, which can be purchased Read More
If Social House News was a brick-and-mortar business, we’d proudly be able to hang a McDonald’s-esque sign outside our building that reads: OVER 1 MILLION SERVED. The brainchild of my always-innovative son Erik, SHN Read More
Northville preservationists are in an urgent battle to save an 88-year-old log cabin built in 1936 for retired kindergarten teacher Mary Gilbert near the banks of the Middle Rouge River. Located at 318 River St., the structure Read More
