From his technology-loaded workspace inside Los Angeles-based MOCEAN’s creative studios, Canton High School graduate Ryan Schwinke’s innovative work may influence how you spend a few hours of your time next weekend. Schwinke, a native of Plymouth who graduated from Canton in 2012, is a widely-respected editor of trailers and teasers for movies and streaming shows […]
Debby Karabees-Betts has dedicated more than 50 years to serving high school and middle school students, often in several roles simultaneously to provide opportunities to learn and compete both academically and athletically. To celebrate especially her 30Read More
In the seconds after a grueling shift as a defenseman for Plymouth High School’s hockey team the past few seasons, if Jack Chadwick didn’t appear the least bit fatigued when he skated off Read More
Other than the handheld JUGS radar gun that recently registered 95 miles per hour while tracking an Ethan Armstrong fastball, the item that is most telling of the Garden City junior’s pitching velocity is the Read More
Michigan-owned and operated Tomey Group announced April 29 that owner and chief compliance officer Christine Tomey Sullivan has been recognized as a Top 50 Fearless Leader by the International Association of Top Professionals. It is a special Read More
A Wayne County educator who has dedicated nearly 50 years to serving students has been honored with an Excellence In Education award from the Michigan Lottery. The award winner, Bob Brodie, is a high school physical Read More
Ask anyone who has watched Cali Schwartzenberger play soccer — teammates, coaches, opponents and family — and they’ll wholeheartedly agree: The Salem senior brings it every time she steps on the pitch. Even, as it turns Read More
Northville High School’s Aerospace Club is preparing for liftoff as they head to Huntsville, Alabama, next week to compete in the prestigious NASA Student Launch Challenge, taking place April 30-May 4. Northville is proud to Read More
A lucky feeling led a Wayne County woman to winning a $500,000 prize playing the Michigan Lottery’s 50X Wild Time instant game. “I went to the gas station with $15 in my pocket and had a Read More
Roughly 18 years before he scored the dramatic game-winning goal Thursday night in Western Michigan University’s double-overtime triumph over defending champion Denver in the NCAA Frozen Four, Northville native Owen Michaels took a learn-to-skate class Read More
