When asked recently if he could spin a basketball on his finger for a photo, Northville senior basketball player Cullen Foley complied with the request as effortlessly as if he was asked to drop down a sacrifice bunt. Foley is not only a disruptive talent on the hardwood for the Mustangs, he’s a returning Division […]
On the afternoon before Thanksgiving, 17-year-old Canton resident Mionna Johnson sat at her family’s dining room table and talked eloquently about her faith (strong as steel), her future (bright as the sun) and how Read More
Life as he knew it completely changed for Peter Varga in late 2005, after returning home from a work trip out of the country. “He was extremely sick with a virus,” Marisa Varga, Pete’s wife, Read More
Nine-year-old Aliz Cservenak has spent more than half of her life in the hospital in Hungary, battling cancer and losing her nose, part of her palate and upper jaw to a severe infection. Yet, her Read More
There was a moment during the 2020 National Football League season when David Saleh, the older brother of current New York Jets Head Coach Robert Saleh, didn’t recognize his brother’s demeanor. “The 49ers (for Read More
Following two-plus years of navigating through a maze of unpleasant surprises, Plymouth-Canton Community Schools Superintendent Monica Merritt enjoyed the opportunity to embrace an incredible one during the outset of the Oct. 25 P-CCS Board of Education Read More
Ellen Rabideau gave birth to her daughter Tatum on Mother’s Day, May 9, 2021, at Corewell Health William Beaumont University Hospital in Royal Oak (formerly Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak). Just eight weeks postpartum, Rabideau returned to Read More
Birmingham resident writes memoir about his incredible resilience Imagine handwriting your will on a legal pad. You have $10,000 to your name that you want to go to your twin sister, and you want your baseball Read More
Former Northville High three-sport athlete earns scout team honors twice in two years for highly-ranked University of Michigan There’s more to the University of Michigan football team’s ascension to this season’s top-four Read More
Farmington Hills family gets creative in quest for new organ Farmington Hills, MI – Scott Schneider considers himself fortunate, as far as kidney failure goes. His only limitation: the port in his side for dialysis means Read More
