Sunday’s Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride isn’t just the world’s largest motorcycling charity event — it’s a chance to wear your best threads on your bike and raise serious money for multiple charities. If you live in metro Detroit, it’s not too late to register for the event, which has raised over $40 million for prostate cancer […]
A desperate need for more recreational space in a recreation-hungry community has led the Plymouth City Commission to take a closer look at a long-closed lumber yard as the site of a future soccer facility. Read More
The world can never have too many Buddy Benches — friendship-igniting tools that can be found on school playgrounds throughout southeast Michigan. Celebrating 10 years of erasing loneliness on elementary school playgrounds, Buddy Benches were introduced to Read More
Canton Township officials are pleased to announce that the first of several park improvement projects slated for implementation in Heritage Park in 2023 have begun. The first phase of improvements is now underway as renovations are Read More
There were a million after-school activities Nicholas Rodgers and five of his Plymouth High School Class of 2025 classmates could have been doing on a recent cool, drizzly Monday afternoon than providing an enthusiastic boost to Read More
A vintage three-wheeled chopper that looks like it was plucked from the set of the 1960s film “Easy Rider” is displayed in all its eye-catching glory on the north side of Ford Road, just east Read More
From grieving to grateful — Michigan State University students and staff have delivered a touching dose of appreciation to Northville Township Police Department support dog Max and his handler, Community Service Officer Andy Domzalski. Max and Read More
The Kirk Gibson Foundation for Parkinson’s is proud to announce a collaboration with Michigan owned and operated, Born in Detroit Apparel, LLC, with the launch of an exclusive Kirk Gibson Foundation for Parkinson’s Read More
Longtime local florist Sparr’s Flowers & Greenhouse was under the heat lamp, so to speak, at Wednesday night’s Plymouth Township Planning Commission meeting, but no one was in the mood to discuss plants. Read More
In the seconds following one of Andrew Neal’s impressive spares during Saturday’s Special Olympics Area 23 bowling tournament hosted by Plymouth’s Plaza Lanes, it was difficult to gauge whose smile was bigger: Neal’Read More
