FARMINGTON — Artero Wilson, a 2025 North Farmington high school graduate, competed for the Grand Valley State University Wrestling Club at the 2026 National Collegiate Wrestling Association National Championships on March 26-28 in Bossier City, La.

FARMINGTON HILLS — There were many familiar questions — and few answers — when the Farmington Hills City Council heard again from representatives of the restaurant chain Culver’s on the topic of a new diner proposed for Orchard Twelve Plaza, on the west side of Orchard Lake Road just north of 12 Mile Road.

FARMINGTON HILLS — Spring is here, and it’s time to clean up what winter has left behind with the 13th annual Carol Posey Litter Walk, where volunteers will pick up debris left on the grass and sidewalks next to main streets in Farmington Hills.

FARMINGTON — Farmington Mayor Joe LaRussa wasted no time declaring the upward trajectory of his city during his State of the Cities address March 6.

FARMINGTON — Farmington Hills Mayor Theresa Rich outlined her city’s strategic vision during her State of Cities address, held March 6 at Farmington High School.

STERLING HEIGHTS –– The Sterling Heights Area Community Foundation will look back and ahead at a public meeting this month.

STERLING HEIGHTS — A volunteer board that focuses on quality-of-life matters for current and future generations is drawing praise for its efforts.

STERLING HEIGHTS — Hit the road, Jax. That, essentially, was the decision the Sterling Heights Planning Commission made last month to a proposed car wash on the city’s west side.

STERLING HEIGHTS — Sterling Heights is no longer behind the eight ball when it comes to pool parlors.

STERLING HEIGHTS — Road improvements, more firefighters and solar energy investment are highlights of the city’s spending plans for the upcoming fiscal year.

WARREN — The former Ascension Catholic Church, once located at 21050 Ascension Ave. in Warren, assembled a 50-year anniversary booklet in 1976 that highlighted many aspects of the parish, including its popular sports teams.

WARREN/MOUNT CLEMENS — A former Detroit police officer has been remanded to jail pending sentencing after he entered a no contest plea to a computer crime linked to inappropriate text messages sent to a Warren minor.

WARREN — The Warren Police Department is giving people access to more resources aimed at improving support for vulnerable persons.

MACOMB COUNTY — For approximately 40 years, the Macomb Intermediate School District has held an Outstanding Teacher of the Year program in which educators at the elementary, middle and high school levels are honored in each Macomb County district.

WARREN — Just before students went on spring break March 30 through April 6, Warren Mott High School held “Strive for a Better Drive” in an effort to promote safe driving among the teenagers.

WARREN — A funny thing happened to Diane Young after her political aims fell short. She became a comedian.

STERLING HEIGHTS — Grissom Middle School students in Mary Bullis’ eighth grade leadership class will remember U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Alwyn Cashe for a long time.

WARREN — A group of Fitzgerald Public Schools educators lined up inside the high school band room behind Dionne Boza.

WARREN — The Warren Police Department’s first-ever Commissioner’s Awards Ceremony recently honored the department’s top employees.

WEST BLOOMFIELD — At the March 23 meeting of the West Bloomfield Township Board of Trustees, local first responders were recognized for their response to the March 12 attack at Temple Israel.