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Published January 26, 2022

Homeowners urged to test for radon this month

METRO DETROIT — You can’t see it or smell it, but radon gas in your home can be a serious health hazard.

Published January 26, 2022

Arts grants distributed by Anton Art Center

METRO DETROIT — Nearly a dozen organizations are receiving funding for arts programs after being awarded grants through the Anton Art Center, the Region 10A Regranting Agency for the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs (MCACA).

Published January 26, 2022

Pandemic impacts school music, sports, theater programs

METRO DETROIT — It has been nearly two years since the world was changed by news of a worldwide pandemic. Among the many ways society was altered, the education system was perhaps forever changed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, with schools ushering in virtual learning.

Published January 20, 2022

Free at-home COVID test kits available under new government programs

METRO DETROIT — As the omicron variant continues to spread throughout the U.S., state health officials say testing for COVID-19 is vitally important to limit spread of the virus.

Published January 19, 2022

The Friday 5 — Jan. 28-30

Your guide for local events the weekend of Jan. 28-30, 2022

Published January 19, 2022

The Friday 5 — Jan. 21-23

Your guide for local events the weekend of Jan. 21-23, 2022

Published January 17, 2022

Honoring MLK in 2022

METRO DETROIT — Here's some events in C & G's coverage area that will honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Jan. 17.

Published January 13, 2022

Michigan love sent to Mayfield

METRO DETROIT — Roger Harrison has a background as a forensic fire and explosion investigator, having been on site at many high-profile industrial fires and explosions.

Activities such as snowshoeing can be a good way to get some exercise in the winter months, since it gets people outside and lets them be active in a socially distanced manner.

Published January 12, 2022

COVID can complicate those new year’s resolutions

METRO DETROIT — With the new year here, many people have made resolutions to improve their lives in 2022. A common resolution has always been getting in shape or losing weight, and that may be more true than ever due to COVID-19.

Published January 12, 2022

Grace Centers of Hope program helps former West Bloomfield resident get sober

METRO DETROIT — Grace Centers of Hope in Pontiac is Oakland County’s oldest and largest homeless shelter.

Published January 12, 2022

Pantone names ‘Very Peri’ 2022 Color of the Year

METRO DETROIT — The Pantone Color Institute recently announced “Very Peri” as its 2022 Color of the Year, marking the first time that the institute created a new color for the program.

Published January 11, 2022

Event will honor radio disc jockey John O’Leary

METRO DETROIT — Local radio disc jockeys, music fans and musicians will gather Jan. 30 at the Token Lounge in Westland to remember their dear friend John O’Leary.

Published January 8, 2022

Omicron ‘juggernaut’ threatens to send Beaumont Health past breaking point

METRO DETROIT — On Jan. 6, officials from Beaumont Health and the U.S. Department of Defense appeared for a digital news conference to give an update about the health system’s becoming-overwhelmed resources; namely, its staff.

Published January 4, 2022

The Friday 5 — Jan. 14-16

Your guide for local events the weekend of Jan. 14-16, 2022

Published January 4, 2022

The Friday 5 — Jan. 7-9

Your guide for local events the weekend of Jan. 7-9, 2022

Published December 22, 2021

Dining décor can brighten your festive feast

METRO DETROIT — You’re hosting Christmas Eve dinner, your extended family is coming over and you want everything to be flawless — but there is one detail you’re debating.

Published December 22, 2021

Church Christmas traditions bring light to the season

METRO DETROIT — Peace and understanding: that is what local churches are asking of their parishioners — and that’s also what they are hoping to offer — this holiday season.

Skiing and snowboarding resorts such as Mount Holly and Pine Knob, pictured, have reported strong seasons during the last two years despite the ongoing COVID-19 crisis.

Published December 20, 2021

Ski hills see increased attendance through COVID-19

METRO DETROIT — Although COVID-19 has been a disaster for many businesses, at least one industry has seen improvement as it heads into the second winter of the pandemic: ski resorts.

The United Way of Southeastern Michigan, along with Caleb’s Kids, held a virtual town hall Wednesday, Dec. 15, focused on ways to support kids who may be dealing with stress and seasonal depression. A list of resources are available for anyone who may be in distress or suffering a mental health crisis.

Published December 18, 2021

Virtual town hall helps parents, kids deal with stress, seasonal depression

METRO DETROIT — On Dec. 15, officials from the United Way of Southeastern Michigan and Caleb’s Kids held a virtual town hall to share tips on how to cope with seasonal depression and stress, particularly in young people.

Catholic Foundation of Michigan Board Member Chris Allen, CEO Angela Moloney and Anthony Schena, chair of the Grant and Impact Committee, pose at the Dec. 7 awards breakfast held at the Detroit Athletic Club.

Published December 17, 2021

Churches, schools, nonprofits benefit from local grants

METRO DETROIT — Four years after its founding, the Catholic Foundation of Michigan is making a difference to more than 30 local charities with its annual grant awards.