News across Greater Detroit
Duo exhibition ‘What We Notice: Living in Art’ runs Oct. 2-23
Grosse Pointe artist Ashley Menth already knew Detroit artist Tzu Poré through their shared membership in the Detroit Fine Arts Breakfast Club. But it was seeing his work for the first time, at one of his exhibitions, that stopped her. “His work is multilayered and so…
Optimists get TEK Ready
Robert Sewell Jr., CEO of TEK Ready Computer Learning Academy, visited the Lakeshore Optimist Club to introduce the club to the programs offered at the organization. TEK Ready Computer Learning Academy is a nonprofit, veteran-owned, Cisco Networking Academy and CompTIA academic…
Imlay City to host Hispanic oral history project kickoff on Saturday
IMLAY CITY — An oral history initiative dedicated to recording and preserving Hispanic and Latino history in Michigan is coming to Imlay City this week. Preserving Nuestra Historia, in partnership with the Four County Community Foundation, the Hispanic Service Center in Imlay…
Scenes from the stage: Weezer
Weezer threw a massive house party in Detroit Wednesday night. Little Caesars Arena became the site of Weezer’s The Gathering tour, with the stage transformed into a suburban backyard complete with a house, fence and even shoes dangling overhead from the power lines. After…
Creative Washtenaw presents "The Get Down" concerts the first weekend in October
Creative Washtenaw is sponsoring "The Get Down", a pair of community concerts this coming Saturday, October 3 in Detroit and Sunday, October 4 in Ann Arbor. Drummer Ali Jackson and pianist Mr. B joined Michael Jewett in "The Music Room" to talk about the event.
Skilla Baby Makes Space for Vulnerability on The Price of Fame
The Detroit rapper grounds his debut studio album in personal reflection, community and legacy. The post Skilla Baby Makes Space for Vulnerability on The Price of Fame first appeared on The Hilltop .
ULS boys soccer rolling through fall
It was no secret when the season began that the biggest goal for the University Liggett School varsity boys soccer team was making it back to the Division 4 state championship game. There is still a little over a month before the state title game will be played and the Knights…
Loyalty, leadership drive Rheaume to be the ultimate Norseman
Grosse Pointe North fans who have been to any football, basketball or baseball games around the school the past few years probably have heard Peter Rheaume’s name called more than a few times. The senior is a three-sport standout for the Norsemen who can do it all on the…
Kozlowski’s big night lifts North football over Lake Shore
When a football team scores five touchdowns in a game, it usually means it was a pretty good day. When one player scores five touchdowns, then it becomes a historic performance. That is what the Grosse Pointe North varsity football team got Friday, Sept. 25, when facing Lake…
East Side Youth Sports Foundation hosts shoe drive fundraiser through Nov. 14
The East Side Youth Sports Foundation is conducting a shoe-drive fundraiser now through Nov. 14, to raise funds for the Detroit Bulldogs Hockey Club. East Side Youth Sports Foundation will earn funds based on the total weight of the gently worn, used and new shoes collected;…
McLaren Lapeer Region welcomes new neurosurgeon
LAPEER — As the new full-time neurosurgeon at McLaren Lapeer Region, Dr. Sara Saleh is looking forward to offering personalized surgical care for patients dealing with back and neck injuries, spinal disorders, tumors and chronic pain. Saleh, who started at the hospital in mid-…
CRUST opening in downtown Howell
CRUST – a baking company is planning to open in downtown Howell in early 2027. The popular bakery, which opened in 2012 in downtown Fenton, will be selling its goods — including some of the best sourdough bread The Livingston Post’s staff has ever tasted — in the former Heart of…