The Macomb Community College Foundation will host its first virtual auction, Spring into the Arts, March 22 – 26.
Manufacturing employees living or working in Detroit are now eligible for COVID-19 vaccines.
Here are links to register through Meijer, Rite Aide, Henry Ford Health System, and Beaumont Health Systems.
The survey is being sent to all P-CCS Safe Start families from the email address Sender1@StudentReports.org.
The Board of Education of Anchor Bay School District is conducting a comprehensive search for its next Superintendent.
Residents are reminded that property tax assessments are not tax bills, but the assessment is used when tax bills are calculated.
In 2020, Grand Rapids experienced a significant increase in fire fatalities with nine lives lost in five fatal fires.
The SmartZone LDFA is inviting proposals from qualified respondents and collaborators with an established entrepreneurship support network.
This year, fuelwood season begins March 1 – earlier than in previous years.
Consumer fireworks are ONLY able to be used legally in the City of Fenton on the following dates and times.
Mayor Neeley also outlined large increases to the city’s pension system that are draining the General Fund.
New for 2021, the back nine has been repaved, for a smooth cart-riding experience.
Streetlights serve as both crime deterrents and provide a greater sense of community in neighborhoods.
The City of Farmington City Council will be meeting on Thursday at 6:30 pm.
After ice and snow cover melt on Michigan lakes this early spring, it may be more likely for people to discover dead fish.
The annual spring cleanup of Oakwood Cemetery is scheduled to begin on Monday, March 22, 2021, weather permitting.
Residential yard waste collection begins on April 1, 2021 and will continue through the first week of December.
Have you ever wondered about the value of the older items in your home? Join us for this special virtual appraisal event.
Take this opportunity to promote your literary works, while meeting other local authors and book fans.
The City of Trenton is holding a series of meetings in March.
