Published June 15, 2026
BIRMINGHAM — The Baldwin Public Library will be holding a story time that integrates American Sign Language into its programming.
Read MorePublished June 15, 2026
BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Until this year, Jarc would annually bring families in the community together by hosting an outside carnival.
Read MorePublished June 15, 2026
FRANKLIN/BINGHAM FARMS — Through the Franklin-Bingham Farms Autism Emergency Response Support Program, people with autism can voluntarily register for free cards that are designed to help officers and the community communicate with and support them.
Read MorePublished June 12, 2026
METRO DETROIT — Onion ring fanatics, get your tastebuds ready. It’s time for National Onion Ring Day, coming to a platter near you on June 22.
Read MorePublished June 12, 2026
METRO DETROIT — Every time Steven Schechter drives his rare Land Rover 101 Forward Control military vehicle in a local car cruise, he brings a piece of British military history with him. The Franklin resident purchased the 1972 model from Auto Europe, which has a service center and a showroom in Birmingham.
Read MorePublished June 12, 2026
METRO DETROIT — If you want a better body, get a personal trainer. If you want a better landscape, try a garden coach.
Read MorePublished June 10, 2026
METRO DETROIT — Here's a look at five things to do during the weekend of June 11-14.
Read MorePublished June 9, 2026
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP — Jose Guzman Jr., the president nominee for Bloomfield Hills Rotary Club, recently completed a 10K for Picking Up the Pieces through the Bloomfield Rotary Club. Guzman completed the run May 24 and collected a total of $3,200 in donations.
Read MorePublished June 9, 2026
FRANKLIN — Franklin is going back in time in the world of baseball. At 1 p.m. Saturday, June 27, the village will host “A Gentleman’s Game” as the Franklin Base Ball Club plays the Wyandotte Stars on the grassy village green in a 1860’s game of baseball.
Read MorePublished June 9, 2026
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP — In the coming weeks, the Bloomfield Township Police Department will be posting about a jewelry heist where five pieces of jewelry are stolen from Fredrick Jewelers.
Read MorePublished June 3, 2026
METRO DETROIT — Here's a look at five things to do during the weekend of June 4-7.
Read MorePublished June 2, 2026
BIRMINGHAM — Birmingham Barbers celebrated 60 years of business in April. For 30 of those years, current owner Anna Canisz has been one of the barbers cutting the hair of anyone who walks in and needs a trim or a new look.
Read MorePublished June 2, 2026
BEVERLY HILLS — Beverly Hills Concerts in the Park will be bringing the surrounding community together with live music and food this summer.
Read MorePublished June 2, 2026
METRO DETROIT — Buying a home is the biggest investment most people will ever make, but it’s a complex process that can be intimidating.
Read MorePublished June 2, 2026
METRO DETROIT — The human body is intricately designed, and researchers are just beginning to grasp some of its complexities. But just as there are many ailments the body can experience, there are also numerous ways to manage the pain that accompanies them.
Read MorePublished June 2, 2026
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP — The Bloomfield Township Public Library is hosting a program that helps people make connections with people in their life who are experiencing cognitive challenges, such as dementia.
Read MorePublished June 2, 2026
BIRMINGHAM — Care House of Oakland County, 44765 Woodward Ave. in Pontiac, is holding an event that highlights the Court Appointed Special Advocate program.
Read MorePublished June 1, 2026
METRO DETROIT — Stan Yee was built for speed. He brought excitement to those who drove in the fast lane.
Read MorePublished June 1, 2026
BEVERLY HILLS — Detroit Country Day School’s Shaw Stadium, described by Head of School Richard Dempsey as the “front porch” and “heart of our campus,” is being reimagined with a project that is expected to wrap up in time for the start of the 2026-27 school year.
Read MorePublished June 1, 2026
BIRMINGHAM — The city of Birmingham recently took action to preserve the Community House building, 380 S. Bates St., and its programming with two unanimous votes May 18 and 19.
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