METRO DETROIT — Ken and Melody Klemmer “are preservationists at heart.” They live in a historic home built in 1925, and a favorite pastime is driving their antique cars. The Klemmers buy and sell different vintage models every few years.

WARREN/CENTER LINE/STERLING HEIGHTS — Several local teachers are being honored for their passion in the classroom.

ROSEVILLE/EASTPOINTE/NORTHVILLE — It’s time to celebrate history, patriotism and the golden age of the automobile, in that order.

METRO DETROIT — Andrew Dore and Andy Colohan were ready to shop on Record Store Day April 12.

WARREN/GROSSE POINTE — Last summer, Grosse Pointe North High School student John Agnello performed an act of selflessness that saved another person’s life.

WARREN — While time off from school is usually a chance to take a breather from academics, a group of Warren Woods Public Schools students stayed in school during the district’s recent spring break, March 24-28.

EASTPOINTE — Last month, Eastpointe Community Schools Superintendent Christina Gibson was one of the guest speakers at Eastpointe’s State of the City address held at the Lutheran Fraternities of America Hall Post No. 57.

METRO DETROIT — In April 2022 Gov. Gretchen Whitmer appointed Steve Bieda as the official liaison to the U.S. Mint for the development of design for the Michigan Innovation Dollar.

METRO DETROIT — Four Sterling Heights students are on their way to college after being awarded scholarships through the Western Golf Association’s Chick Evans Caddie scholarship program.

METRO DETROIT — Get ready to crank the volume on your turntables: Record Store Day 2025 is coming up April 12.

STERLING HEIGHTS/WARREN/TROY — Warren Consolidated Schools Board of Education member Brian White is stepping down from the school board.

ROSEVILLE — It was a bloody battle, but it was for a worthy cause.

METRO DETROIT — When the Boy Scouts of America celebrated its 100-year anniversary in 2010, a group of scout leaders from southeast Michigan found a way to commemorate the milestone.

WARREN — On March 15, a group of “Friends on a Mission” spent a Saturday performing a community service project designed to benefit Lincoln High School.