The Small Business Association of Michigan honored Christy Howden, CEO and co-founder of Wolverine Pickleball, with its 2025 Energy Champion award. Howden was honored for making environmentally conscious decisions while building the 39,000-square-foot pickleball facility. She utilized lighting, HVAC, and refrigeration rebates from DTE Energy during the building process, highlighting her energy-conservation focus. Howden is […]
What makes Plymouth senior Max Hornbacher special isn’t simply his off-the-charts level of enthusiasm (and skill) for blocking from the tight end position, or the unselfish way he takes out opposing blockers while playing Read More
Five months before celebrating his 100th birthday June 29, Paul Ivan of Algonac became Corewell Health Beaumont Troy Hospital’s 400th TAVR patient this past January. Now he’s back to leading the active lifestyle he Read More
A Macomb County woman said winning $1 million playing the Michigan Lottery’s Smokin’ Hot Million instant game is “exciting, overwhelming, and everything in between.” “I was at Kroger and a worker was stocking the Lottery Read More
Only two current residents of the United States have lived longer than Canton’s Bonita Gibson, who turned 114 on July 4th with a starring role in Plymouth’s Annual Fourth of July Parade. “Bonita literally Read More
It didn’t take long for former Northville High School running star Brendan Herger to hit his stride at the University of Michigan. Instead of following the oft-traveled path of using the first two years Read More
In a bold display of determination and purpose, Steve Annear, CEO of the Kirk Gibson Foundation for Parkinson’s, is preparing to climb Mount Kilimanjaro with only one leg. The 47-mile ascent will start on Read More
Salem graduate and Canton native Izzy Rodriguez continues to flourish in her career as a professional soccer player. On Tuesday, Rodriguez agreed to terms on a three-year contract extension with the National Women’s Soccer Read More
An Oakland County woman was frozen in the Kroger parking lot after finding out she won $4 million playing the Michigan Lottery’s Electric 300s instant game. “I play scratch-off tickets all the time and the $30 Read More
In the 50-plus years there have been high schools located near the intersection of Canton’s Joy and Canton Center roads, thousands of athletes have launched their bodies off the long-jump board on the south Read More
