The sport of pickleball is growing faster than a blue ribbon-winning cucumber at the county fair — and several southeast-Michigan communities are responding accordingly. During its final meeting of 2022, the Plymouth City Commission voted 7-0 to authorize a plan that will convert two rarely-used shuffleboard courts on the north side of the Cultural Center […]
If your eyes are bored from the gray early-January southeast Michigan landscape, you can give them a treat by visiting Canton’s Village Theater at Cherry Hill now through Jan. 29. The venue is hosting a Read More
Former Garden City girls basketball players — some in their 40s, one carrying a baby — trickled into the high school’s gymnasium Thursday night to resume a 30-plus-year tradition that had been interrupted since 2019 by the Read More
The recently-installed accessibility-enhancing pathway that cuts through the 12-acre Northville parcel famously owned for decades by late automotive sales giant Don Massey could serve as a symbol of possibilities for the property’s new owner: Read More
Participants of The B.L.O.C.K. Youth and Teen Center’s Canton Connects Youth and Teen programs were treated to a festive holiday celebration, where each member received a gift that was generously Read More
Northville Township is on a roll. The Board of Trustees recently unanimously voted to add a new amenity for residents to enjoy at one of the township parks. It approved contracts to: • Welcome a skatepark Read More
All three of Megan McClellan’s kids know what it’s like to stay overnight at Beaumont Children’s. The Royal Oak mom’s son Landon Mojtahedi, now 11, was in the pediatric intensive care unit Read More
Following two years of virtual, masked-up meetings with Santa, children in metro Detroit can actually experience face-to-face encounters with the most famous resident of the North Pole this month. Heck, even your dog is invited Read More
The path to greater connectivity in Plymouth Township is unfolding on a formally-vacant nine-acre slice of property near the intersection of Beck Road and Ann Arbor Trail. Concrete pathways now wind through the grass at Read More
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 Read More
