Published November 19, 2020
BIRMINGHAM — As we approach a time of year that’s usually filled with food, drinks and warm embraces, restaurants in Michigan are being forced to close their doors to dine-in guests.
Read MorePublished November 19, 2020
WARREN — After 14 months of costly litigation, a collection of lawsuits over medical marijuana dispensary licensing in Warren could be coming to an end.
Read MorePublished November 18, 2020
STERLING HEIGHTS — ’Tis the season for social distancing, yet many businesses are reportedly bracing themselves for a busy holiday shopping season, even when more of that will be conducted online.
Read MorePublished November 18, 2020
METRO DETROIT — COVID-19 has taken a lot of celebrations away from us this season. Will it take out the season of giving, too? Not if retailers have a say in the matter.
Read MorePublished November 17, 2020
WALLED LAKE — When Cathy Kochanski was hired as the assistant superintendent of learning services for the Walled Lake Consolidated School District in July 2019, there was an instant perk that came with the job.
Read MorePublished November 17, 2020
KEEGO HARBOR — Life hasn’t always been easy for Tyler Feil.
Read MorePublished November 17, 2020
MOUNT CLEMENS — At the Nov. 16 Mount Clemens City Commission meeting, a resolution establishing a moratorium on issuing permits, approvals and/or certificates relating to any structures in any zoning district to cultivate marijuana as a patient caregiver, was approved.
Read MorePublished November 10, 2020
FARMINGTON/HILLS — It’s been a hard knock life for entertainment establishments across the state ever since Gov. Gretchen Whitmer shuttered their operations March 16 in response to COVID-19, but with the recent green light to reopen, local theaters said they are ready to bounce back.
Read MorePublished November 10, 2020
FARMINGTON — A new Amoco gas station is coming to town, and the city has approved a brownfield redevelopment plan for the project.
Read MorePublished November 10, 2020
METRO DETROIT — In a society constantly working to bring equality to women in the workplace, consider for a moment an alternative point of view: Women might not always be equal to men because, sometimes, they can do the job better.
Read MorePublished November 10, 2020
SOUTHFIELD — Raj Vattikuti has spent a lot of time in the tech industry and knows what it takes to make a successful business.
Read MorePublished November 10, 2020
GROSSE POINTE CITY — Grosse Pointe City has plenty of spacious single-family homes, but could smaller housing units be coming to the community in the near future?
Read MorePublished November 9, 2020
FERNDALE — The cold weather is beginning to hit southeastern Michigan, and it only will continue to get more chilly in the coming months. That may have an effect on local businesses, particularly restaurants, in this COVID-19 reality.
Read MorePublished November 7, 2020
METRO DETROIT — In a year that has challenged so many in profound ways, both employers and job seekers are among those who have had their lives altered as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MorePublished November 6, 2020
WEST BLOOMFIELD — Residents aren’t likely to see many new senior housing facilities popping up in the area in the near future.
Read MorePublished November 5, 2020
WEST BLOOMFIELD — When it comes to the types of housing in West Bloomfield, residents may notice a more diverse look in upcoming years.
Read MorePublished November 5, 2020
MOUNT CLEMENS — Small Business Saturday is fast approaching and with it comes efforts aimed at attracting customers.
Read MorePublished November 5, 2020
MOUNT CLEMENS — And then COVID-19 hit. It’s been a sentiment shared by many businesses and individuals when describing 2020. Miller Brothers Creamery has endured through periods of hardship in American history dating back to the days of the Great Depression and World War II.
Read MorePublished October 27, 2020
ROCHESTER HILLS — The community’s first inclusive and accessible playground will take shape at Innovation Hills Park over the next year.
Read MorePublished October 27, 2020
ROCHESTER/ROCHESTER HILLS/OAKLAND TOWNSHIP — Keeping businesses staffed during COVID-19 isn’t as easy as one might think.
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