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Macomb County reptile zoo lets visitors get up close and personal with lizards and alligators
This private SE Michigan zoo's interactive approach is proving to be a popular draw for reptile enthusiasts and curious visitors.
Macomb boat launch project promises better access to Clinton River, Lake St. Clair
Access to the Clinton River Spillway is limited at the moment for boating and fishing enthusiasts, but the completion of an ongoing construction project promises to change all that soon.
Macomb County-based baseball league connects players with SE Michigan families
Jimmy Johns Stadium in Utica is attracting baseball players from all over the country--and local families are welcoming them with open arms.
These Macomb County spots will get you hooked on fishing
Macomb County offers plenty of opportunities to get out the fishing gear and reel in a great experience. Here are some of the places and groups that can help you have a great time angling.
Macomb summer festival line-up offers big music names, family events, and foodie fun
Here's the latest on fun summer events happening in Macomb County this season.
4 Macomb County park and trail upgrades you need to be checking out
These Macomb County parks and trails might be a little different next time you visit.
3 one-of-a-kind record shops you can only find in Macomb County
Shopping at records stores is a great way to buy music and meet other like-minded fans. Here are some of the unique record shops you can find in Macomb County.
Community mental health youth program promotes physical fitness and healthy eating
St. Clair County Community Mental Health (CMH) Bfit program is geared towards helping children and teens build skills related to physical fitness and good nutrition.
Macomb County is tackling workforce challenges by connecting students with local businesses
Macomb County businesses have been struggling to fill positions. Could the answer to their workforce woes be building bridges with local schools?
