On the doorstep of summer, Sterling Heights businesses have already put an exclamation point on the year as accolades and awards have flooded the business community and, in turn, the city itself.
“These enhancements reflect our long-term commitment to building a more sustainable Sterling Heights,” says Mayor Michael C. Taylor.
“The Mobile Library allows us to reach residents in new and engaging ways,” says Sterling Heights Library Director Tammy Turgeon.
We captured some of the final work underway as spring rolls in full bloom.
Non-profit and for-profit organizations alike work together while lifting up the community through a series of unique partnerships and opportunities.
A “bigger and better” pitch competition for Macomb County entrepreneurs has been announced by Velocity in Sterling Heights.
A National Small Business Person of the Year will be named later this spring during National Small Business Week activities in Washington, D.C.
The many places of worship of Sterling Heights.
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.
“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.
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