Life saving teen driver training program heads to Ypsilanti
On July 25-26, B.R.A.K.E.S (Be Responsible and Keep Everyone Safe) will head to Ypsilanti to host its free life saving teen driver training program at The American Center For Mobility. B.R.A.K.E.S was founded in 2008 by multi-time Top Fuel drag racing champion Doug Herbert after a car crash where his...
16 Michigan Cafés Where The Coffee’s Hot And The Clock Feels Broken
Some Michigan cafés feel less like stops on a map and more like places time forgot in the best possible way. This roundup follows the diners, coffee counters, and old-school neighborhood spots where the coffee stays hot, the signs feel wonderfully nostalgic, and the staff still treat regulars and first-timers like they
Column: Michigan’s crisis communications strategy is a masterclass in what NOT to do
Michigan releasing the “highlights” of the Jenner & Block report is a massive communications failure by the university. Here’s why:. Believe it or not, Maize n Brew is not my full-time job. I am also a public relations professional, so I’d like to think I know how to get ahead of a story, control a narrative and make a
Vote on Mill Pond May Have to Wait
Saline City Council, months ago, decided it wanted to leave the question about removing Mill Pond and the dam or restoring the old Saline River to the voters. But time is quickly running out on council if it wants to put the ballot on the November ballot. Clerk Terri Royal reminded council that to get on the ballot, th
Cooler air arrives after a breezy day and a few scattered showers and storms
The threat for severe weather has continued to diminish across Southeast Michigan today. While an isolated shower or thunderstorm cannot be completely ruled out later this morning into the early afternoon, the chances remain quite low. At most, a few light rain showers may develop late this morning, primarily along and
A Computer Error Took Away a Michigan Woman’s Medicaid. Advocates Warn Thousands of Disabled...
This article was originally published on Crafting Your Home. A human contributor also wrote and edited the post. A Brighton woman spent…
Ann Arbor cycling activists are pedaling toward a safer future
Hannah Stanton-Gockel knows firsthand the struggles bicyclists and pedestrians can face on Ann Arbor roads. Two years ago, the social media consultant and recent University of Michigan graduate launched a campaign to make local streets safer in the unlikeliest of ways – with bubbles. In August 2024, Stanton-Gockel held
St Mary’s collecting donations for upcoming rummage sale
St. Mary’s Catholic Church will be holding its annual Rummage Sale fundraiser for the parish August 6–8 this year, and they are preparing to accept donations of items for the sale. Gently used donations that are still in good condition, including furniture, clothing, kitchen goods, decorations, tools, gardening supplie
River Rhythm Music & Arts Festival returning for its 6th year
Decrease Font Size Increase Font Size Text Size Print This Page Send by Email. Music has always had a way of bringing the Manchester community together, and that tradition continues this summer as the 6th Annual River Rhythm Music & Arts Festival returns July 31–August 2. Set on a...
St. Mary’s holding annual Ice Cream Social
Decrease Font Size Increase Font Size Text Size Print This Page Send by Email. St. Mary’s Parish is holding its annual Ice Cream Social on Thursday, July 23, from 4:30pm to 7:30pm. This event will be held in front of the church on the north side of Wurster Park, 210 W Main St. They are celebrating their 134 years with
