What to do in Saline: Jazz at the Mansion, Legion Steakout, Kid on the...
The annual Jazz in the Park is moving to the Davenport/Curtiss Mansion. That's the big event this weekend - but it's not the only one. Post your events by 4 p.m. Sunday to be included in Monday's feature. 8 things to do this weekend: Friday, Jul 17 - Sunday, Jul...
This Plymouth, Michigan Seafood Bistro Brings Raw Oysters, Happy Hour, And Southern Coastal Flavor...
Plymouth may be miles from the coast, but The Sardine Room makes that easy to forget. Set along South Main Street in one of Michigan’s most charming downtowns, this Metro Detroit favorite brings together the feel of a lively seafood bistro, the comfort of Southern-inspired cooking, and the kind of raw bar that turns a
Brighton announces principal, administrator changes ahead of 2026-27
Brighton Area Schools has announced five leadership changes ahead of the 2026-27 school year, including two assistant superintendent roles, a directorship, a grade-level principal and a building principal. Josh Satterfield has been named assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction. Marc McKay has been named
Grass Lake’s Historic High School Nears 100 Years: 1927-2027
Grass Lake had three high schools: one was demolished, the second was listed as an historical site and turned into apartments...
Humane Society Offers BOGO Kitten Adoption
The Humane Society of Huron Valley (HSHV) is overflowing with playful, curious kittens looking for homes this spring and is offering an Adopt One, Get One Free special on kittens for a limited time. Families who adopt one kitten can bring home a second kitten at no additional adoption fee, making it easier than ever to
PUBLIC HEARING: Proposed demolition of historic carriage house at 306 S Huron St
A public hearing will be held by the Ypsilanti Historic District Commission at their regular August 11, 2026, meeting to consider the following:. Application: Proposed Demolition of the historic carriage house at 306 S Huron St. Applicant: Matthew Hennigar. The Historic District Commission will hear a presentation, hol
Ann Arbor officials propose 6-month moratorium on new short-term rental units
ANN ARBOR, MI — Ann Arbor officials are proposing a temporary moratorium on new short-term rental units in the city to study their impacts and consider changing regulations. A proposed resolution on City Council’s agenda Monday, July 20, would direct the city attorney’s office to bring forward an ordinance to impose a
A Westland bowling alley shooting, a forgotten ID, and a federal sentence — 5...
DEARBORN, Mich. – A man linked to a 2021 shooting at a Westland bowling alley has been sentenced to 18 months in federal prison. Federal agents raided Gregory Augusta Powell’s Dearborn home in 2025, leading to his arrest on a federal charge of unlawful possession of ammunition. He...
University of Michigan Regents approve $62M UM Health-Sparrow Clinton expansion
The University of Michigan Board of Regents has approved a $62 million expansion of University of Michigan Health-Sparrow Clinton Hospital in St. Johns to meet growing demand for health care services in the region.
Smoky skies from wildfires don’t stop crowds at Ann Arbor Art Fair
Smoke from wildfires burning in Canada and northern Minnesota blanketed metro Detroit on Thursday, but crowds still filled the streets of Ann Arbor for the annual Art Fair.

















