Published January 26, 2021
GROSSE POINTE CITY — The expression that “it takes a village” doesn’t just apply to raising children — it also applies to preparing community leaders.
Read MorePublished January 26, 2021
GROSSE POINTE SHORES — Grosse Pointe Shores has a new public safety director, but he’s no stranger to the community.
Read MorePublished January 26, 2021
ROSEVILLE — Dr. Kathy Rollinger has been practicing medicine in southeast Michigan for her entire career and has saved and changed untold lives during that time.
Read MorePublished January 26, 2021
MOUNT CLEMENS — Neway Creative has been offering a new way of working since the middle of the pandemic.
Read MorePublished January 25, 2021
SHELBY TOWNSHIP/UTICA/STERLING HEIGHTS — A Utica Community Schools paraprofessional announced that he would be attempting to run to every school in the district and invited people to cheer him on while he ran Jan. 9.
Read MorePublished January 25, 2021
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Jon Kohlmann discovered that chocolate chip cookies and personalized notes can go a long way.
Read MorePublished January 24, 2021
WEST BLOOMFIELD — The first baby born in 2021 at Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital came at 1:04 am Jan. 1.
Read MorePublished January 23, 2021
DETROIT — Wayne County and many across Michigan are mourning the death of Sheriff Benny Napoleon, while also welcoming his successor, Raphael Washington, who was previously serving under Napoleon as the deputy chief of jail and courts.
Read MorePublished January 14, 2021
FARMINGTON/HILLS — The Farmington Public Schools Board of Education approved the appointment, in a 6-0 vote, of a new interim superintendent to serve for the reminder of the school year, starting Jan. 23, following Superintendent Robert Herrera’s resignation.
Read MorePublished January 13, 2021
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — Jan. 16 marks 30 years from when Operation Desert Storm began.
Read MorePublished January 10, 2021
WEST BLOOMFIELD — Nearly 30 years ago, Clara Bohrer received a phone call to inform her that she had been hired as the director of the West Bloomfield Township Public Library.
Read MorePublished January 8, 2021
ROSEVILLE — A 2003 Roseville High School graduate is sharing his life-changing experience of hiking the Pacific Crest Trail.
Read MorePublished January 8, 2021
EASTPOINTE — The city of Eastpointe is mourning the death of a municipal employee from injuries suffered while working on a Department of Public Works project.
Read MorePublished January 8, 2021
WEST BLOOMFIELD — As someone who grew up in Troy and served as the Troy Public Library director for more than 13 years, it was going to take a pretty good opportunity for Cathy Russ to leave her position there.
Read MorePublished December 22, 2020
GROSSE POINTE SHORES — After serving as Grosse Pointe Shores’ interim city manager for the last 15 months, Tom Krolczyk is getting what Shores officials say is a well-earned promotion to make him a permanent top city administrator.
Read MorePublished December 22, 2020
BIRMINGHAM/BINGHAM FARMS — While a world of political tensions rages around him, for a young Birmingham boy, life’s toughest battles are the ones faced in the halls of his school, and sometimes, vicariously through the players on the field at Detroit’s Tigers Stadium.
Read MorePublished December 19, 2020
SOUTHFIELD — This past summer, Southfield Public Schools Special Education Director Lanissa Laura Freeman took out her pen and paper after getting a call from a representative from Oakland Schools.
Read MorePublished December 8, 2020
SOUTHFIELD — The year 2020 has been very hard for a lot of people. Perhaps one of the groups that has been hit the hardest are those who work in child welfare services, specifically those who do direct work in the Child and Family Services Unit at the Southfield-based company Spaulding for Children.
Read MorePublished December 8, 2020
GROSSE POINTE WOODS/ANN ARBOR — Several family members of Maria Fields attended the University of Michigan, and now she is following in their footsteps.
Read MorePublished December 8, 2020
GROSSE POINTE FARMS — At only 16, Charles Logan III, of Grosse Pointe Farms, has already seen more of America’s remote and beautiful national sites than most people will experience in a lifetime.
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