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Students get a taste of manufacturing careers at iconic bakery during MFG Day
From auto industry spaces to baking hot spots, over 2,000 high school students toured manufacturing companies across Macomb County for this year's MFG Day/Week.
Grand Raven Festival returns to downtown Farmington with all of its tricks and treats
It’s October, which means that Edgar the Grand Raven has made its annual return to downtown Farmington.
Pickleball courts (and lots more) coming to this Ferndale neighborhood park
The next round of improvements slated for Ferndale’s Martin Road Park is underway.
Oakland County receives countywide recognition for sustainability efforts
“This recognition is a testament to the county and its communities," says Oakland County’s Chief Sustainability Officer Erin Quetell.
This Sterling Heights plant becomes first in U.S. to build fully electric vehicle for Stellantis
“Sterling Heights Assembly has performed an incredible transformation in record time and I want to thank our colleagues for this great achievement,” says Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares.
How this local guitar company is feeling reinvigorated by its new Hazel Park workshop
“We’re trying to build a Ferrari here, and I’m confident at this point that we really are,” says Jesse Hopkins, founder of Clay Avenue Guitar Co.
Sterling Heights defense contractor emboldened by parent company’s latest acquisition
“The acquisition of Loc Performance gives us the manufacturing readiness that will enable us to realise the major orders we are aiming for,” says Matthew Warnick, CEO of American Rheinmetall Vehicles.
Commongrounds uses co-op model to serve missing needs of the community
Traverse City's Commongrounds is a mixed-use building, offering affordable housing, co-working space, a coffee shop, child education center, and performance venue. It's the first real estate cooperative in northern Michigan.
Southfield celebrates improvements at the recently reopened Carpenter Lake Nature Preserve
“We are pleased with the recent improvements at the City’s beloved Carpenter Lake Nature Preserve,” said Mayor Dr. Ken Siver.
Students get a taste of manufacturing careers at iconic bakery during MFG Day
From auto industry spaces to baking hot spots, over 2,000 high school students toured manufacturing companies across Macomb County for this year's MFG Day/Week.
Grand Raven Festival returns to downtown Farmington with all of its tricks and treats
It’s October, which means that Edgar the Grand Raven has made its annual return to downtown Farmington.
Pickleball courts (and lots more) coming to this Ferndale neighborhood park
The next round of improvements slated for Ferndale’s Martin Road Park is underway.
Oakland County receives countywide recognition for sustainability efforts
“This recognition is a testament to the county and its communities," says Oakland County’s Chief Sustainability Officer Erin Quetell.
This Sterling Heights plant becomes first in U.S. to build fully electric vehicle for Stellantis
“Sterling Heights Assembly has performed an incredible transformation in record time and I want to thank our colleagues for this great achievement,” says Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares.
How this local guitar company is feeling reinvigorated by its new Hazel Park workshop
“We’re trying to build a Ferrari here, and I’m confident at this point that we really are,” says Jesse Hopkins, founder of Clay Avenue Guitar Co.
Sterling Heights defense contractor emboldened by parent company’s latest acquisition
“The acquisition of Loc Performance gives us the manufacturing readiness that will enable us to realise the major orders we are aiming for,” says Matthew Warnick, CEO of American Rheinmetall Vehicles.
Commongrounds uses co-op model to serve missing needs of the community
Traverse City's Commongrounds is a mixed-use building, offering affordable housing, co-working space, a coffee shop, child education center, and performance venue. It's the first real estate cooperative in northern Michigan.
Southfield celebrates improvements at the recently reopened Carpenter Lake Nature Preserve
“We are pleased with the recent improvements at the City’s beloved Carpenter Lake Nature Preserve,” said Mayor Dr. Ken Siver.
