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For the 15th year downtown Plymouth is ready to turn up the heat and bring out their best culinary competitors for the Great Lakes Regional Chili Cookoff. The temperature may be dropping, but the pots will soon be simmering in three International Chili Society categories: red chili, green chili and salsa. According to a...
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The notion of dying or when we will die is not a thought we wish to think about and certainly not languish in. Normally, we think about how much life we have ahead of us, of loved ones that we always wish to be with, and we contemplate on the things in our life...
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Troy’s posh Somerset Collection mall added to its array of shops recently by bringing in the area’s first Lego Store. Think kid heaven, but adults might also have trouble resisting the intriguing displays. From the Pick-a-Brick Wall that divides lego pieces by color and shape to the interactive play areas designed to allow hands-on...
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Have you ever dared look deep into the mind of a serial killer? This month Barefoot Productions in Plymouth weaves a spooky tale that will take audiences into just that realm. Mindgame by Anthony Horowitz follows the story of a writer who interviews an infamous serial killer locked away in an insane asylum. Nothing...
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Technically drivers in Troy, Mich. have had a few months to get used to tightened restrictions when it comes to distracted driving laws. On July 29 it became illegal to send a text or grab your cell to make a call. Don’t even try to apply a coat of lipstick while proceeding along Maple....
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Lately have you felt like you have been sitting in your car more than usual? Well, if you live in Macomb county or maybe even Oakland county you know about the horrific construction. The normal rush hour traffic is already boring and irritating, let alone sitting in traffic for half an hour to an...
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I haven’t lived in an apartment community for over 25 years. So I anticipated moving into Eastwood Village with a little bit of excitement. The last time I lived in this type of community, neighbors were friendly and there was always someone to visit with even if it was just a few minutes while...
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This time of year our thoughts turn to Oktoberfest celebrations where we raise a pint and dive into German-inspired delicacies. But in Plymouth’s Old Village neighborhood, it’s all gone to the dogs. For the first time, the quaint area will play host to Barktoberfest, a charitable event for dog owners and their furry companions....
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There is plenty of talk about David Fincher’s The Social Network, a film due out this weekend about the rise of Facebook. In the meantime, an indie flick titled Catfish has been making waves in limited release as “the other Facebook movie.” A documentary that debuted at the Sundance Film Festival in January, Catfish...
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Downtown Farmington celebrates the Harvest Moon with a full weekend of events. It all began last night with a wine and beer tasting but the revelry continues tonight with the Harvest Moon Dance from 5-11 p.m. at Sundquist Pavilion in Riley Park and extends through Saturday. Stop by for live music by Bob Monteleone, performing...
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