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.
Parents around Metro Detroit are grappling with how to talk to their children about the fatal shooting at Oxford High School on Tuesday. Sadly, they aren't alone, but there are resources to help. We've compiled a list of guides that can assist with navigating tough conversations.
The first-ever Macomb County Pride festival is scheduled for this weekend, taking place Friday, Oct. 15, through Sunday, Oct. 17, in downtown Mt. Clemens.
If you're looking to explore Macomb County's many trails, this is a great way to get started.
“After COVID-19 changed our plans to launch this new event in 2020, we are especially looking forward to celebrating Pride with our community in October,” Macomb County Pride founding president Phil Gilchrist says.
Once considered an eyesore, the Clinton River is now a paddling destination. And its not the only place that kayak and canoe enthusiasts are getting excited about in Macomb County.
A pair of placemaking projects in Mt. Clemens and Rochester Hills look to improve play and recreation opportunities in each of the metro Detroit communities.
Lake St. Clair hides many secrets, from shipwrecks to submerged settlements. But a several Michigan-based organizations are doing their best to bring them to light.
Just because it's colder doesn't mean their isn't plenty to do outside in Macomb County this winter.
The last year has been a turning point for parks, trails, and waterways in Macomb County. And the future looks bright indeed.
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