WARREN — Greg Trzaskoma, the artistic director of Warren Civic Theatre, believes some audience members who attend the troupe’s 2023 summer show will “have a spiritual experience.”

WARREN — Two cases are now pending in federal courts after an incident in the booking area of the Warren Police Department’s jail in June.

News & Notes from the 7/12/23 Warren Weekly

WARREN — In the Warren Weekly’s coverage area, primary voters will select candidates for mayor, clerk and City Council on Aug. 8. The top two vote-getters for each open seat will appear on the ballot for the general election in November. All city officers are elected to a four-year term.

WARREN — When he was a kindergarten student attending Briarwood Elementary School in Warren Woods Public Schools, Ian Fredlund already had a career plan.

WARREN — The Warren Police Department recently implemented a new effort to stem the tide of the increased summer crime and keep Warren neighborhoods safe.

WARREN — This month, World War II veteran Alfred Bury will reach a milestone. On July 21, the Warren resident will turn 100 years old, or as some would say, 100 years young.

MACOMB COUNTY — In a time where finances are all over the headlines, two of the region’s most prominent politicians took time in late June to discuss the state of Macomb County’s economy.

MACOMB COUNTY — The Macomb Intermediate School District is offering students in several of the county’s school districts the chance to see firsthand if they want to explore a future in education.

News & Notes from the 6/28/23 Warren Weekly

WARREN — Plans are underway to implement three new courses in the Warren Woods Public Schools district for the 2023-2024 school year.

WARREN — A large group of students who left Ukraine during wartime are attending Immaculate Conception Catholic Schools.

WARREN — A lengthy pursuit on June 15 resulted in felony charges for the driver and passengers of an alleged stolen vehicle that fled from Warren police.

WARREN — Warren’s first Juneteenth celebration on June 19 in City Square was embraced by the community and celebrated freedom, unity and empowerment.

WARREN — On Sept. 17, when the Regina High School seniors took on Bloomfield Hills Marian in their annual powder puff football game, they played with heavy hearts.

WARREN — Mayor James Fouts blasted his adversaries, lauded his accomplishments, spoke about the future of the city and endorsed candidates at his last State of the City address, on June 22 at Andiamo Warren.

News & Notes from the 6/21/23 Warren Weekly

WARREN — If you have seen a bright, shiny red truck with black overlay maneuvering with authority through the streets of Warren as it quickly gets to its destination, you may have seen the Warren Fire Department’s new 2022 Rosenbauer Commander fire engine.

CENTER LINE — With Center Line Public Schools offering courses in which students explore career possibilities at every grade level, district officials have partnered with local businesses.

CENTER LINE — Local first responders visited Center Line High School June 9 to talk to second grade students about their careers.