Longtime mentor was among winningest softball coaches in Michigan history Not only was Barry Patterson a great coaching strategist, expert communicator and one of the most victorious coaches in Michigan high school softball history, he was — above all — a champion human being. Patterson, 62, passed away Monday following a long battle with prostate […]
Longtime football lovers, Murrays embrace new gridiron roles Football fields have been like homes away from home for the father-and-son tandem of Scott and Max Murray for as long as they can remember. Scott played Read More
Ziemer’s zest for creating new businesses reflected in Windowstill’s success Brad Ziemer’s transition from piloting University of Michigan Survival Flight jets to coordinating the operation of drones to showcase for-sale properties has, Read More
Lisa Mininni was willing to move walls (literally) to keep her company vibrant How did Lisa Mininni successfully steer her Livonia coworking and conference space business through a once-in-a-century pandemic that emphasized isolation and working Read More
Gryczan’s job: maximize performance of world’s most-powerful engines As the fastest cars on the planet roar past him just a few yards away, Canton resident Andy Gryczan – sporting a Chevrolet fire suit – multi-tasks Read More
Metro-Detroit junior hockey league player perseveres with help from Beaumont doctors, family and teammates When an active, healthy teen heard the words, “You have cancer,” back in May, it was like a slap shot right Read More
Former Hawk star interrupted college football career to fight for country following 9/11 attacks On Dec. 10, 2007, a close-range gunfight between United States Army Rangers and Iraqi insurgents erupted on the roof of an Iraq safe house. Read More
Gypsy Soul owner has seen industry evolve dramatically in 11 years Looking to add some color to your life and/or skin? Livonia tattoo artist Tony Loden can help — at least with the skin option. Loden Read More
Former “General Hospital” actor a top seller in southeast Michigan Drew Cheetwood isn’t a bodyguard, but he played one on TV. For close to 15 years beginning in 2003, the Southgate resident and native of Bowling Read More
Ahlgren loves Rocks’ new spread offense and positive team vibe Before the sun rises on most school days, Salem quarterback Robert Ahlgren settles into his car and makes the 10-mile drive from his home in Read More
