METRO DETROIT — The 2025 high school football season is officially underway as last weekend teams all over Michigan played their first game of the year.

METRO DETROIT — When it comes to car cruises, Jerry Naumann knows how to make a grand entrance.

METRO DETROIT — Creating a lasting business in a community can be quite difficult. Growing that business can be even more stressful.

MOUNT CLEMENS — One of the showcase staples of the Anton Art Center is set to return this September.

HARRISON TOWNSHIP — St. Hubert’s Catholic Church is hosting its 39th Annual Fall Festival this year with tons of rides, food and more for eventgoers to enjoy. 

WEST BLOOMFIELD — Kelly Hyer, the executive director of West Bloomfield Parks, presented an update to the township board Aug. 11 regarding plans to build a new activities hub called the Connect Community Center.

HARRISON TOWNSHIP — On Aug. 19, Huron-Clinton Metroparks unveiled an interactive art piece that celebrates the lake sturgeon and its habitat at Lake St. Clair Metropark in Harrison Township.

CLINTON TOWNSHIP — The agenda for the Aug. 25 meeting of the Clinton Township Board of Trustees was 13 items deep, with much of the business focused on construction projects around the township.

WEST BLOOMFIELD — The West Bloomfield Planning Commission and members of the community have expressed concerns about a local developer’s proposal to rezone the site of the former Bloomfield Orchard Nursing Home and redevelop it into single-family housing. 

WEST BLOOMFIELD/SOUTHFIELD — Authorities have identified the remains of a man discovered in Pine Lake July 29 as as Alfonce Capone Friday, 30, a Southfield resident who had gone missing. 

STERLING HEIGHTS — A 41-year-old school bus driver from Grosse Pointe Park died after touching a power line while working on a lift on Aug. 25, Sterling Heights police said in a media release.

METRO DETROIT — Here's a look at five things to do during the holiday weekend of Aug. 28-Sept. 1.

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NOVI — Over 20,000 people converged upon Twelve Mile Crossing at Fountain Walk in Novi for the annual Novi Taco Fest Aug. 22-24.

MOUNT CLEMENS — At the sounding of a whistle shortly after 9 a.m. on Aug. 21, the denizens of Mount Clemens were awoken by the thundering drums and trumpeting horns of one of Macomb County’s oldest traditions, marching through the city’s streets.

SHELBY TOWNSHIP — Wag n Tails Studio, based in Shelby Township, offers a full spectrum of dog grooming and training services.

OXFORD — In the historic Village of Oxford, BeeHive Homes provides assisted living and memory care in a warm, residential environment tailored to each resident’s needs.

ROCHESTER — As families prepare for the new school year, two Rochester resale businesses are helping shoppers stretch their budgets without sacrificing quality or style. Clothes Mentor and The Funky Frog, Children’s Resale Boutique cater to different age groups but share a commitment to value, sustainability and customer service.

SOUTHFIELD — Come gather with women of all ages at Christian Tabernacle Church’s Bloom Conference Sept. 18-21, 2025, and experience four days of powerful worship, inspiring speakers and fellowship.

FARMINGTON HILLS — At Griffin’s Neighborhood Auto Clinic, service counter employees Laura and Scott are often the first and last people customers see—and owner Bill Griffin says their teamwork is central to the shop’s success.