When holiday gatherings turn into all-day events, having meals ready from morning to night becomes an important part of seasonal hosting. Starting with breakfast through the main course followed by a savory dessert, a full…
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(Family Features) Holidays are filled with traditions, but when someone you used to share those moments with has died, managing grief during the holiday season can be particularly challenging. Mental and physical preparation are your…
The Rev. Darcy M. Reis is pictured with her husband, Jim, and daughter, Tara, on the right. (Submitted photo) St. John Lutheran Church of Romeo celebrated the installation of their new pastor, the Rev. Darcy…
Pictured are examples of musical instruments to be installed at the Ray Township Park through an Eagle Scout project. (Submitted photo) Four County Community Foundation recently awarded $45,000 in fourth-quarter grants to schools and other…
Armada resident Tyler Giannattasio, left, presents a thin line memorial flag that he built in his workshop to the Armada Township Fire Department in recognition of First Responders Day which was observed Monday. Pictured left…
The leaves on the maples and beech trees have turned yellow along along this stretch of the Macomb Orchard Trail behind the Ford Engine Plant in Romeo. The autumn colors along the trail between Shelby…
Armada Township firefighter Sean Seltz is pinned by his girlfriend Brandi Marsh at the Armada Board of Trustees Meeting on Oct. 9. He was sworn in by Armada Township Clerk Mary Swiacki. (Photo by Stacy…
State Rep. Doug Wozniak, R-Shelby Township, presented official state tributes to Marissa Belle Ferro, of Washington Township, and Isabella Vallone, of Shelby Township, during a ceremony recognizing Columbus Day and the contributions of the Italian…
Pictured are members of Boy Scout Troop 256 Nolan Roessler, Henry Hohner, Carter Chaney, Jared Cain, Alex Wodniak, Nathaniel Briggs, Timothy Geottes, Isaac Nicol Thomas Maier, Zach Bishop, Alex Grinnell, Connor Briggs, James Beatty, Johnathan…
The Village of Armada is celebrating the sesquicentennial or 150th anniversary of its founding this week. Armada was nothing but brushy, low-lying swampland when federal surveyors mapped it in 1821, as part of the massive…