While kayak launches in Clinton Township and Orion Township go through the necessary steps of planning, launches in Mt. Clemens and Sterling Heights are now officially open.
A new art event, designed to encourage Macomb County residents to celebrate local works, saw the downtown area showing off four new public art installations on Saturday.
The artworks will be celebrated and presented to the public at the Super SatARTday event at the Anton Art Center on Saturday, June 8.
A good living, especially in the mobility sector, does not necessarily require a university degree. We dig in to how one community college prepares forward-thinking tech minds for a career in mobility.
Located on the edge of downtown Mt. Clemens, the arts and cultural center provides free admission to its gallery.
A unique application of technology allows people better enjoy southeast Michigan's 800 miles of bike, hike, and water trails.
Women sell their products out of the downtown shop but also take part in a retail boot camp.
Michigan schools have until November 8 to apply for more than $3 million in grant money to expand their robotics programs. The grants will be awarded by the Michigan Department of Education.
Mount Clemens business leaders, local government, and other influencers gathered at Anton Art Center to support Advancing Macomb, a community-based leadership group working to strengthen what Macomb County has to offer.
The Clinton River in downtown Mount Clemens is about to get a whole lot more accessible.
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