PHOTOS: Take a peek at the Sterling Heights Community Garden ahead of its grand opening
We captured some of the final work underway as spring rolls in full bloom.
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Business and non-profit organizations bridge the gap and work together in Sterling Heights
Non-profit and for-profit organizations alike work together while lifting up the community through a series of unique partnerships and opportunities.
Sterling Heights business hub brings back pitch competition for Macomb County entrepreneurs
A “bigger and better” pitch competition for Macomb County entrepreneurs has been announced by Velocity in Sterling Heights.
Michigan Small Business Persons of the Year award goes to Sterling Heights machine shop owners
A National Small Business Person of the Year will be named later this spring during National Small Business Week activities in Washington, D.C.
PHOTOS: Places of worship for the many faiths of Sterling Heights
The many places of worship of Sterling Heights.
PHOTOS: Finding Sterling Heights’ 19th century past on the 190th anniversary of Jefferson Township
While Sterling Heights has grown mightily since its days as a bucolic farming community, there are remnants of its early history that still stand today.
Sterling Heights and Livonia credit unions plan merger that creates new opportunities for growth
“CVF and Christian Financial have a similar origin story as we were born to meet the needs of everyday people who embraced a common faith and evolved to a more inclusive structure serving all the communities where we operate,” says Patricia Campbell, President and CEO of Christian Financial Credit Union.
Sterling Heights Cultural Exchange offers a chance to celebrate community
The Sterling Heights Cultural Exchange gathers the diverse array of cultures, communities, and ethnic backgrounds that form together to make the city what it is today.
Ahead of the curve: How Sterling Heights aims to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050
“The Climate Action Plan positions Sterling Heights as a leader in sustainability,” says Sterling Heights Mayor Michael Taylor. “It's important we act now to ensure a cleaner, healthier and more resilient community for future generations.”
Sterling Heights theater to play host to the 13th annual Macomb Business Awards this May
“This event is one of the County’s largest celebrations of local businesses and organizations, and this year’s program will be unlike anything we’ve done before,” says Vicky Rowinski, director of the Macomb County Planning and Economic Development.
