The Kitty Catfé — a temporary home for cats — joined Partridge Creek Mall in October. The cafe is open to those looking to add a furry friend to their family or to anyone who wants to spend some quality time with cats.
Positioning itself at the forefront of the automotive, manufacturing, and healthcare industries, Macomb County saw 76,000 unique job postings over the last year. The median advertised salary was $18.03 per hour — up more than 15% since 2019. Here are some high-growth roles to keep an eye on in the area.
The state legalized social district areas in 2020 to reinvigorate businesses and so Michiganders could enjoy their summers outside safely. Some are here to stay. Here are four to check out in Macomb County, and the lessons city leaders learned during their creation.
Macomb County is home to two inner-ring suburbs that border Detroit. Warren and Eastpointe offer a span of job opportunities, affordable housing, and rich communities to their residents.
From the Clinton River to Lake St. Clair, Macomb County offers both new and well-established waterfront destinations. Here are four shoreside dining spots to check out this summer.
The newly-established nonprofit was formed to fill the gap in resources for the county’s LGBTQ+ community. Macomb County Pride offers a variety of opportunities for people to connect in a supportive environment, and not just during Pride Month.
Looking for a new hobby this summer? Try out some popular sports that are trending among Sterling Heights residents.
After the group was on pause due to COVID-19, the Metro Detroit Young Professionals, run by the Sterling Heights Regional Chamber of Commerce, is back to hosting events. The Young Professionals group is an opportunity for community members aged 21 through 40 to make connections.
Last year Macomb Township received a land donation from the Pitchford family, which will soon be turned into the township’s first dog park, and third major park. Other planned amenities include two tennis courts, four pickleball courts, a half-mile walking path, a playscape, and a picnic area.
Macomb is home to more than 400 active farms, from high-tech greenhouse hubs to market suppliers to flower growers. Many are legacy businesses, handed down from industrious grandparents: "When 23 Mile Road was a two-lane dirt road, they had a produce stand out in front."
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