Sterling Heights business hub brings back pitch competition for Macomb County entrepreneurs 9 Apr 8:00 PM (22 hours ago)
A “bigger and better” pitch competition for Macomb County entrepreneurs has been announced by Velocity in Sterling Heights.
'A major moment': Demolition work begins at Phoenix Center in downtown Pontiac 9 Apr 8:00 PM (22 hours ago)
“This is a turning point for Pontiac’s future,” said Oakland County Executive Dave Coulter. “For decades, many have disinvested in Downtown Pontiac, limiting its potential. Now, we are unlocking the opportunity to attract businesses and bring new energy to our county seat.”
Michigan Small Business Persons of the Year award goes to Sterling Heights machine shop owners 2 Apr 8:00 PM (7 days ago)
A National Small Business Person of the Year will be named later this spring during National Small Business Week activities in Washington, D.C.
Oak Park’s first K-9 officer retires after eight years of service 31 Mar 11:30 AM (10 days ago)
On March 31, the first K-9 officer and handler in Oak Park retired from the city's Department of Public Safety after eight years of tail-wagging dedication. Named after an Oak Park officer who died while on duty in 2008, K-9 Mase is renowned for his outstanding tracking abilities.
PHOTOS: Places of worship for the many faiths of Sterling Heights 30 Mar 8:00 PM (10 days ago)
The many places of worship of Sterling Heights.
Downtown Farmington builds on its past and toward its future with several big projects underway 30 Mar 8:00 PM (10 days ago)
Big projects abound in downtown Farmington with new housing, infrastructure, and public spaces underway.
Hooked on Lent: Five fish fry's to check out in Metro Detroit 26 Mar 6:00 AM (15 days ago)
Earlier this month marked the beginning of the Lenten season, where many people across the metropolitan area indulge in what is known as Fish Fry Fridays. Metromode dives into some of the places people can enjoy and celebrate this tradition.
PHOTOS: Finding Sterling Heights' 19th century past on the 190th anniversary of Jefferson Township 19 Mar 8:00 PM (21 days ago)
While Sterling Heights has grown mightily since its days as a bucolic farming community, there are remnants of its early history that still stand today.
LittleGuide Detroit proves to be a huge resource for families with little ones 19 Mar 8:00 AM (22 days ago)
Life with kids can feel overwhelming and costly. LittleGuide Detroit provides event guides, lists with free activities, birthday party ideas, local parks, recreation, and more for families. We spoke with founder Kerry Doman on how this newsletter, website and social media presence provides to families seeking out fun in the area.
Melting community together at glass-blowing festival in Dearborn 18 Mar 11:00 AM (23 days ago)
This weekend, The Glass Academy is celebrating the art of glass blowing at its annual Blossom and Bloom Festival with live demonstrations and purchasable pieces from skilled craftsmen.
Oakland County seeks public input as it looks to develop strategic plan for boosting tourism 12 Mar 8:00 PM (28 days ago)
“This strategic plan will help us build on our county’s strengths and ensure Oakland County remains an inviting destination for visitors,” said Oakland County Executive Dave Coulter. “It also gives us a chance to support and promote our local businesses, cultural institutions and outdoor recreation.”
Sterling Heights and Livonia credit unions plan merger that creates new opportunities for growth 12 Mar 8:00 PM (28 days ago)
“CVF and Christian Financial have a similar origin story as we were born to meet the needs of everyday people who embraced a common faith and evolved to a more inclusive structure serving all the communities where we operate,” says Patricia Campbell, President and CEO of Christian Financial Credit Union.
Sterling Heights Cultural Exchange offers a chance to celebrate community 5 Mar 8:00 PM (last month)
The Sterling Heights Cultural Exchange gathers the diverse array of cultures, communities, and ethnic backgrounds that form together to make the city what it is today.
History organizations offered grants to exhibit Michigan history as part of U.S. Semiquincentennial 5 Mar 8:00 PM (last month)
"This is an incredible opportunity to invest in local history," says Sandra Clark, director of the Michigan History Center.
How these programs are making it easier to grow up – and age in place – in Hazel Park 27 Feb 8:00 PM (last month)
“The Hazel Park Promise Zone plays a vital role in opening doors to higher education by helping break down financial barriers and providing the tools students need to succeed,” says Mike McFall, state Representative for Michigan’s 14th district.