Published June 20, 2025
EASTPOINTE — The Eastpointe City Council voted June 17 to reject a special land use permit for one of three businesses granted marijuana licenses in the city due to its scaled-back site plan.
Read MorePublished June 18, 2025
ST. CLAIR SHORES — The Harper Refreshment Restaurant, located at 30918 Harper Ave., across from the Shores Shopping Center, is seen in this photo from 1962.
Read MorePublished June 16, 2025
ROYAL OAK — The conditional rezoning and site plan for a Sheetz located at 3200 W. 14 Mile Road was brought before the City Commission on June 9. The plan passed with a unanimous vote.
Read MorePublished June 12, 2025
TROY — The Troy Chamber of Commerce’s new app provides more opportunities for community members to connect with Troy businesses for information on deals and events.
Read MorePublished June 11, 2025
BIRMINGHAM — The Birmingham Shopping District holds fun events for local families all year long, which is partially made possible through community involvement. The BSD is looking for volunteers for a variety of events, many of which are held this summer.
Read MorePublished June 10, 2025
TROY — The Troy City Council approved items related to upcoming development plans for the former Kmart headquarters, at 3100 W. Big Beaver Road, during its June 9 meeting.
Read MorePublished June 10, 2025
BIRMINGHAM — The city of Birmingham’s South Eton Road Bike Lanes project was recently selected to receive a Southeast Michigan Council of Governments Transportation Alternative Program grant of $2,231,297.
Read MorePublished June 10, 2025
FERNDALE — After seven years, Bobcat Bonnie’s in Ferndale announced it would be closing.
Read MorePublished June 10, 2025
EASTPOINTE — An architect representing a local company seeking to expand said the company would withdraw its request for rezoning to allow for the exploration of alternative solutions.
Read MorePublished May 27, 2025
OAKLAND COUNTY — Oakland County’s economic future is “complicated” as Michigan’s economy slows, and national and global policies coming from Washington, D.C., are currently very fluid, according to economist Gabriel Ehrlich, of the University of Michigan.
Read MorePublished May 27, 2025
BIRMINGHAM — The city of Birmingham has welcomed a new luxury apartment complex downtown.
Read MorePublished May 27, 2025
BERKLEY — A multifamily development in Berkley will look a bit differently after changes were made to the project scope.
Read MorePublished May 26, 2025
ROYAL OAK — People will have a special opportunity to experience downtown Royal Oak restaurant cuisine June 1-8 during the annual Restaurant Week.
Read MorePublished May 24, 2025
MACOMB COUNTY — After several years in the making, the Eastpointe-Roseville Chamber of Commerce has a new name.
Read MorePublished May 24, 2025
FRASER — At their council meeting on May 8, the Fraser City Council voted to approve a request by Sheetz to amend the rezoning conditions for lights originally set in the first agreement.
Read MorePublished May 23, 2025
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — The Macomb Township Board of Trustees took the Planning Commission’s recommendation to rezone a commercial property, and in the process revealed it could be part of a gas station chain’s move into Michigan.
Read MorePublished May 23, 2025
UTICA — Downtown Utica is about to hit another home run after being backed by nearly $1 million from a revitalization and placemaking grant from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation to develop a former landfill area into the new headquarters of the United Shore Professional Baseball League, which will include a restaurant, retail space and nonprofit offices.
Read MorePublished May 13, 2025
HUNTINGTON WOODS — A couple of projects in Huntington Woods will coincide next to each other starting in June.
Read MorePublished May 13, 2025
ROYAL OAK — The Rochester Road construction project to modify the stretch from 13 Mile to 14 Mile roads from four to three lanes has been approved in a unanimous vote by the City Commission.
Read MorePublished May 12, 2025
BIRMINGHAM — The Birmingham Shopping District is a part of the Steering Committee for Oakland County’s Tourism and Attraction Strategic Plan.
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