It’s more than coincidence that three of Plymouth’s service organizations are headed these days by women — a circumstance unforeseen as recent as the late-1980s when only men could join Rotary International. “I think one reason more women are joining the Rotary Club is because more women have careers now (compared to the pre-1980s),” said […]
‘Tis the season to visit Livonia’s Greenmead Historical Park for a heart-warming vintage holiday lights display and an opportunity for children to meet and greet Santa and Mrs. Claus. Masco presents the annual Night Read More
In the blink of an eye early Saturday morning, four Northville Township children lost their parents as a result of a still-under-investigation traffic accident that occurred in the Steeplechase subdivision in Northville Township. Killed in Read More
As Cyndi Lauper’s “Girls Just Want To Have Fun” streamed through Livonia’s Riverside Arena sound system Sunday afternoon, a group of padded-up women skated around an oval course, frequently colliding, occasionally tumbling and Read More
The popular 1983 movie “A Christmas Story” didn’t put Plymouth’s Daisy Air Rifle factory on the map, but it certainly ramped up interest in the business that relocated (and is still pumping out products) Read More
The Northville Township Fire Department welcomed its largest class of firefighter recruits in a decade Monday. Seven firefighters/paramedics took the oath of office, creating a 37-member department. The firefighters were sworn in by Northville Read More
If you can buy a car from a giant vending machine (see Carvana), surely you can purchase a pizza from a machine that looks a lot like an ATM, right? You can now, thanks to Read More
Dressed up in costumes ranging from homecoming queens to hot dogs, several therapy dogs and their handlers participated in a parade at the Corewell Health Beaumont Troy Hospital Oct. 27 — for the enjoyment of the facility’Read More
City’s love for movie, Penn Theatre resonates on special night in DTP Thursday night’s show of affection in downtown Plymouth for “It’s A Wonderful Life” and the Penn Theatre couldn’t have Read More
Long run of ‘It’s A Wonderful Life’ in downtown Plymouth could end without some community-wide magic George Bailey would assuredly embrace the community show of love Plymouth’s Penn Theatre is about to receive Read More
