Attention Readers
In response to the coronavirus pandemic, C & G Newspapers has temporarily suspended its print publications. We look forward to resuming our print operation in the coming weeks. In the meantime, continue to find local news on our website and look for us on Facebook and Twitter. We hope you stay healthy and safe.

Follow Us

Contact Us

Advertiser Times

Birmingham - Bloomfield Eagle

C&G Newspapers

Farmington Press

Fraser - Clinton Township Chronicle

Grosse Pointe Times

Macomb Township Chronicle

Madison - Park News

Mount Clemens - Clinton - Harrison Journal

Rochester Post

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Royal Oak Review

Shelby - Utica News

Southfield Sun

St. Clair Shores Sentinel

Sterling Heights Sentry

Troy Times

Warren Weekly

West Bloomfield Beacon

Woodward Talk

Shutterstock photo

Published March 13, 2020

Archdiocese of Detroit suspends public Mass

METRO DETROIT — Detroit Archbishop Allen Vigneron announced March 13 that public masses would be suspended throughout the Archdiocese of Detroit until Holy Week because of the spread of coronavirus.

Read More

Published March 13, 2020

Emergency declared in Southfield due to coronavirus

SOUTHFIELD — Mayor Ken Siver has declared that the city of Southfield is in a state of emergency in order to slow the spread of the COVID-19  coronavirus. 

Read More

Published March 13, 2020

Beaumont establishes COVID-19 hotline, restrictions for visitors, curbside screening

METRO DETROIT — As statewide action continues to be rapidly put in place to stop the potential spread of COVID-19, Beaumont Health has joined in to help by creating a novel coronavirus hotline and by implementing visitor safety restrictions at all eight of its hospitals to mitigate the virus’ spread. 

Read More

Published March 12, 2020

Huron-Clinton Metroparks offers new pass trade up program

METRO DETROIT — The metroparks’ new Pass Trade Up program allows park visitors to trade in their daily park passes for discounts off a 2020 annual pass. 

Read More
Wendy’s, the building at 28481 Telegraph Road, is in talks to become a medical marijuana dispensary.

Published March 11, 2020

Medical marijuana dispensary  in talks for Telegraph

SOUTHFIELD — Right now, the building at 28481 Telegraph Road is serving up burgers, but it could soon switch to serving up buds.

Read More

Published March 11, 2020

The Friday 5 — March 13-15

Your guide to this weekend's events

Read More

Published March 11, 2020

Man wanted for robbery, shooting at party store

SOUTHFIELD — Police are seeking the public’s assistance in locating a man wanted in connection with a recent armed robbery and shooting. 

Read More

Published March 11, 2020

Teachers, students and parents navigate active shooter preparedness

METRO DETROIT — Rochester Hills resident Corsu Moran said being a child today is vastly different than when she was in grade school.

Read More

Published March 11, 2020

Make a huge difference at home with a new paint hue

METRO DETROIT — So you’ve been looking over a spectrum of color swatches and have found the perfect paint to match your interior design vision. But to transform your walls from a canvas to a masterpiece, it takes some knowledge, foresight and care, according to home painting tipsters.

Read More
As of 11 p.m. March 10, votes were still being tallied for the MISD's Regional Enhancement millage proposal.

Published March 10, 2020

MISD millage proposal passes

MACOMB COUNTY —The Macomb Intermediate School District Regional enhancement millage proposal got the green light March 10.

Read More
On March 10, voters in Macomb, Oakland and Wayne counties soundly approved a millage renewal for the Detroit Institute of Arts. The renewed millage runs from 2022 through 2031.

Published March 10, 2020

DIA millage renewal passes in all three counties

MACOMB/OAKLAND/WAYNE COUNTIES — On March 10, voters in Macomb, Oakland and Wayne counties approved a millage renewal for the Detroit Institute of Arts.

Read More

Published March 10, 2020

Readers share their workouts that work

METRO DETROIT — At the age of 71, John Blakowski is arguably in the best shape of his life. He shows no signs of slowing down, especially during retirement.

Read More

Published March 10, 2020

Voters approve Southfield Public Schools millage

SOUTHFIELD — Voters in Southfield and Lathrup Village approved an operating millage for Southfield Public Schools March 10. 

Read More

Published March 9, 2020

Residents speak out at SPS millage proposal town hall

LATHRUP VILLAGE — A few days ahead of the election, residents were able to ask questions and receive answers about a Southfield Public Schools millage proposal on the March 10 ballot. 

Read More

Published March 9, 2020

Next generation gears up for the fight to protect Michigan water

OAKLAND COUNTY/LANSING — When a few local organizations got together to host a program for young people on careers in water — a topic that might sound dull to some — they were pleasantly surprised to find out that there was interest, and plenty of it.

Read More

Published March 4, 2020

The Friday 5 — March 6-8

Your guide to this weekend's events

Read More

Published March 4, 2020

Planning officials discuss 2019 accomplishments, look to future

SOUTHFIELD — From the Northland development to making the city more pedestrian friendly, the Planning Department and Planning Commission have had a busy year.

Read More

Published March 4, 2020

Southfield Public Schools puts millage proposal on March ballot

SOUTHFIELD — Voters in the Southfield Public Schools district will decide whether to approve a replacement operating millage March 10.

Read More

Published March 4, 2020

Southfield police search for stabbing suspect

SOUTHFIELD — Police were called to a hotel in the 2200 block of Telegraph Road on a report of a stabbing at 3:51 p.m. Feb. 19.

Read More

Published March 4, 2020

Conservation groups offer local avenues of action

METRO DETROIT — One of the benefits of living in Michigan is that nature is never far away.

Read More

Upcoming Events

The events in our calendar were submitted prior to the coronavirus crisis. As efforts have increased to contain the spread of the coronavirus, many events have been canceled. Read More... On March 13, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer issued an executive order to cancel all events statewide that involve more than 250 people. It is recommended that you call ahead if you still intend to attend one of these events.

MORE LISTINGS

ADD AN EVENT

FULL CALENDAR

View this week's e-editions

Newsroom tweets

Tweets by C & G Newspapers journalists
Reporters' opinions are their own and retweets do not equal endorsements.