County/Historical Articles
Home, (Old) Sweet Home
One of the challenges of owning a home that was built before the U.S. Civil War is the constant need for maintenance and upkeep.
Trip Down Memory Lane
25 Things You May Not Know About Macomb County
Macomb’s Been Reading Since 1865
The Mount Clemens Public Library is the oldest Library in Macomb County.
It's a 200 Year Celebration
200 Miles For 200 Years
Coming up with a way for Macomb County to pay tribute to its last 200 years
Celebrating Historical Churches
In the Christian Bible, the apostle Paul states clearly that the “church” is the people…
Selfridge Celebrates 100 Years
The history of Selfridge Air Force Base
Remembering Our County’s Namesake General
Communities
Sterling Heights: A Historic Past and a Bright Future
The area was first incorporated as Jefferson Township in 1835. Three years later, the name was changed to Sterling Township.
City of Richmond
Time to Give Away Macomb’s Secret
Clinton Township Celebrates 200 Years
The history of Clinton Township began with the arrival of the Moravian missionaries who originated from what is now Saxony, Germany.
Small-Town Feel in a Big City
It would be tempting to say, perhaps, that in Roseville, all eyes are on the Utica Junction – the vicinity of Gratiot and Utica roads, the original hub of modern settlement in the south Macomb County city.
Business
Inspiring Fashionistas
Encouraging girls with a passion for fashion
Women Breathe Life Into Mount Clemens
A solid group of women entrepreneurs has maintained stability and success in downtown Mount Clemens.
Centennial Celebration for Our Hometown Bank
There’s nothing halfway about First State Bank’s commitment to its customers, employees or Macomb County.
MotorCity Malt House Brings Local Flavor to Michigan Breweries
Next time you’re at one of the craft brewers mentioned in this article, ask them to serve you a beer with malted barley from MotorCity Malt House.
Michigan Institute of Urology
Dr. Robert Di Loreto, colleagues and staff provide lifelong urology care.
Home/Lifestyle
Nautical Living
Waterside homes deliver vacation-style living in Macomb County.
Reality Hockey Moms
Juniors Jibbling the Sails
North Star Junior Sailing teaches water safety and life skills.
All Aboard
In a nondescript building in Mount Clemens, nestled among Mom and Pop stores and within a stone’s throw of historic buildings, sits the Gratiot Valley Railroad.
Events
200 Miles for 200 Years
An event of this magnitude needs a great deal of planning and execution by many people.
Celebrating the Grandmother of Herbs
Celebrate lavender at this year’s Michigan Lavender Festival
People
The Fashionista
She never intended to become a fashionista but that is what Jinny (Virginia) Curatolo has been known as over the years.
Film Fuels Photographer’s Passion
A decision by an Army infantry sergeant in Panama in the mid-1950s changed draftee Robert Stewart’s life in an unexpected way.
Still "Moving Forward"
These days Kingsley Sears, at 90 years young, is mostly known for his love of music.
Not Just a Tuba Player
These days Kingsley Sears, at 90 years young, is mostly known for his love of music.
The Road Less Traveled Has Made a Difference for Macomb Community College President
Half a century ago, Jim Jacobs took a chance on a small community college.
No Clowning Around for this Champion
The mother of local celebrity Rosco the Clown shares her commitment and her attachment to the community where she has raised her family.
Sailing On Ice
Members of the North Star Sail Club, enjoying a sport not many even know about let alone participate in.
Fashion—Making Sure You Look Your Best Is Jason Barbaro’s Mission
In today’s nearly always-casual style, it’s reassuring to know we have a place close by where we can go when we need to amp up our elegance.
Barbara Rossmann Follows Her Dream
Serving others comes naturally to Barbara Rossmann, President and CEO of Henry Ford Macomb Hospitals.
Shaping Roseville Students Since 1967
Shaping Roseville Students Since 1967.
The Man Behind the Restaurants
In the restaurant business, the name Joe Vicari is well known: he owns nine Andiamo restaurants in Metro Detroit.
The Able Chef
Some people, when life hands them lemons, they make lemonade. Others take the same lemons and create a scrumptious lemon merengue pie. That’s the case with Chuck Sansone.
Education
Macomb’s Standout Grads
These high school seniors will be making a difference in our future.
Top Chefs
Students make their way around a kitchen with ease at Dakota High School.
Going to Cyber School
A unique schooling option is putting a virtual school in Clinton Township on parents’ radar throughout the state.