Everyone who has ever heard Plymouth High School graduate (Class of 2021) Grace (Rembinski) West sing, knows she has a one-in-a-million voice. The world is about to discover the depth of the teenager’s talent. West, a native of Canton who was featured in an article on SocialHouseNews.com in August, has announced she will be a […]
When it came to picking out the perfect 30th birthday present for his wife Katie, Cyrus Wheeler didn’t settle. He went all in — with everything on it, so to speak. A few days before Read More
A 2016 graduate of Michigan State University, Paula Reser was enjoying a few days of Florida sunshine with good friend Catherine Diebold when she learned Monday night of the horrific shooting on her alma mater’s Read More
A lightly-recruited 6-foot-5 basketball sharpshooter out of Indiana’s Woodlan High School, Noel Emenhiser first stepped onto Livonia’s Madonna University campus for the first time in 2001 to play hoops and pursue a mathematics-related degree. Read More
Childhood friends from elementary school (Canton’s Hulsing) through their early years at Canton High School, Russ Bruner and Brian Vella’s lives drifted apart when Vella’s family moved to Dundee prior to his Read More
A few months after graduating from Plymouth Salem High School in 1991, Scott Thomas moved to Sault Ste. Marie to pursue a business-related degree at Lake Superior State University. “Once I graduated from Salem, I decided Read More
There was a time where Molly Pratt, 24, couldn’t walk and was in a wheelchair due to her debilitating cancer. “I remember thinking to myself, ‘How am I going to be a nurse in this Read More
The owners of Plymouth-based Falcon Film Studios (located at 340 N. Main Street) have become so good at their craft — capturing monumental life moments for their clients with photos, videos and other media — not even unforeseen Read More
Top-level ambition and OMG! talent are proving to make a perfect double-play combination for Farmington Hills native and former Saginaw Valley State University baseball player Craig Wilson. Splitting his time between Los Angeles and Oakland Read More
As a registered nurse, Memphis School Board member Amanda Bobcean saves lives in the emergency room all the time. The mother of two didn’t expect to put those skills to work while leading cheer Read More
