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Concert performance • Metropolitan Detroit Chorale and Orchestra will perform at 4 p.m. Dec. 18 at Hope Community Church 42259 Hayes Road, Sterling Heights. Performed will be Messiah Part I and seasonal favorites. Tickets are $20 for adults; free for children under 10. Tickets available by calling 586-792-7464 ext. 505 or at the door. Christmas brunch • The Knights of Columbus St. Hubert’s… → Read More
Horse rescue seeks help with donations and volunteers → Read More
Due to the Memorial Day holiday, the Michigan Department of Transportation is suspending work and lifting traffic restrictions to ease holiday travel starting at 3 p.m. Friday, May 27 and ending at… → Read More
Everyone enjoys getting something new, whether it be new shoes, or the new shirt that just helps set things off just right, including your mood. → Read More
Edward Duane Hertz, 76, of Warren, died Tuesday, April 6, 2021 at Ascension Oakland Hospital, Madison Heights. He was born July 19, 1944. Mr. Hertz was the a co-owner of Service Towing in Warren, which he has owned with his brothers, Bruce and Dennis, and had served as president of the company since 1977. He also was a co-owner of Wayne Service in Detroit. “He was a very outgoing businessman,… → Read More
George Skolas, founder of Sergent Appliances, died Saturday, Jan. 16 at the age of 90. He was born May 17, 1930, in Detroit. Mr. Skolas was described by his son, John, as good at fixing things and working to figure out problems, which is part of what made going into the appliance industry a natural move. He started in Detroit with a store he owned known as Appliance House, and later was founder… → Read More
George Skolas, founder of Sergent Appliances, died Saturday, Jan. 16 at the age of 90. He was born May 17, 1930, in Detroit. Mr. Skolas was described by his son, John, as good at fixing things and working to figure out problems, which is part of what made going into the appliance industry a natural move. He started in Detroit with a store he owned known as Appliance House, and later was founder… → Read More
Lt. Col. Donald "Digger" Odell, former Vietnam prisoner of war died Thursday, Oct. 22. He was a retired Air Force lieutenant colonel and was also a fighter pilot. → Read More
Summer for those who enjoy the outdoors turns to thoughts of getting close to nature, having fun with water activities, family and friends. For seven-year-old Christopher Lutzenkirchen of Macomb Township, the ability to be able to do that just became much easier thanks to the Make-A-Wish organization and General RV, located in Mount Clemens, who were able to partner up and make Christopher’s… → Read More
Though the COVID-19 pandemic is showing signs of improvement in the states, there are also signs of caution still being needed to be taken as small areas of outbreak are → Read More
As Michigan continues to slowly reopen and residents are navigating the 'new normal', those who have been working tirelessly to help us through the pandemic continue to deserve recognition and → Read More
As summer looms, thoughts turn to being able to spend time with a good book, out in the sun, poolside, or even as an at home escape. Libraries are beginning to offer books and materials along with other services to patrons, though it may not be the rewarding browsing experience and spending time in the stacks as before. Most libraries are offering pick up of materials on a curbside basis, with… → Read More
Things are slowly beginning to reopen in Michigan, allowing residents to do a bit more though things look and function differently in the new 'normal' as businesses and more begin → Read More
Many of us have challenges that have been presented as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, either personal, business or perhaps a combination thereof, in the medical and other fields in Michigan during this unprecedented times. This third installment continues to profile these people and give some recognition to those that are giving so much for so many. • Theresa and Anna Dabrowski of Macomb… → Read More
Macomb County residents may find themselves ready to explore as summer comes to an unofficial end this weekend. → Read More
Those who work in the Sterling Heights Police Department already are community centric, some having been sworn to protect and serve as first responders, however their commitment to community and → Read More
Bible Studies • Overcomers Community Church, 18150 E. 13 Mile Road, Roseville hosts Bible Study from 6-7 p.m. Wednesdays and 10 a.m. Sundays. For more information, call 302-202-1108 ext. 867303. • Redeemer Lutheran Church, 30003 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores, hosts Bible Study at 10:30 a.m. Sundays. No matter the sin, the sinner can be saved. All are invited. For more information, call… → Read More
Art Show • Paula Marie Deubel of Sterling Heights is having a solo art show from 7 p.m. to midnight Nov. 3 at Studio 8700, 8700 West Nine Mile Road, Oak Park. Event will include light refreshments and cake. Deubel is a fan of murals and her images are of angry, weeping embittered angels, a mermaid in the Detroit River and a little ballerina playing with spiders. Prints of the art on display will… → Read More
Anyone who suddenly find themselves a winner of a big lottery cash prize such as the ones set for this weekend, advice from the public relations department at the Michigan → Read More
Anyone who suddenly find themselves a winner of a big lottery cash prize such as the ones set for this weekend, advice from the public relations department at the Michigan → Read More