Myrtle Beach is buzzing with excitement as a quest to find the cutest cat in town unfolds. Round 1 opens today, inviting locals to cast their vote—and there’s more to come, with 2025 pet contests planned in the Olympia area.
Over 30 golfers gathered in Henderson on September 5 to take part in the 2025 HI Annual Elijah Nicholson Golf Outing. The day was filled with excitement, friendly competition, and lasting memories, celebrating a successful community event.
This year’s Halloween Spooktacular in Mount Clemens officially kicked off the spooky season in a single downtown location, accommodating ongoing construction. Families and trick-or-treaters were pleasantly surprised by above-average temperatures that elevated the festive atmosphere.
Some of the region’s most remarkable athletes earned recognition in Week 6 as the Connolly Cup/ADPRO Sports honorees, selected by a committee committed to celebrating athletic excellence. The nods highlight touchdowns, interceptions, and other game-changing moments that defined last weekend’s high school football action.
Thunder Bay celebrated a momentous debut of its first-ever Renaissance Faire, welcoming thousands of enthusiastic attendees for a day of medieval-themed fun. Organizers hope this community-driven event will continue to unite residents and foster a spirit of camaraderie.
The second annual Neon Night Run/Walk turned downtown Richmond into a brilliant tapestry of glowing colors, drawing hundreds of participants to Water Street. Their combined efforts and shared energy underscored a powerful message in support of cancer awareness and care in Madison County.
As leaves transform into vivid reds and oranges, Kenyon prepares to welcome visitors to its annual downtown fall festival. The crisp autumn air sets the stage for a community gathering that features a traditional hog roast and the warm camaraderie of neighbors and friends.
Michigan Center and Leslie faced off on Friday, Sept. 26, in a much-anticipated high school football matchup. Our editorial gallery features favorite snapshots from the game, putting the spotlight on the players, atmosphere, and local support that shaped the night.
Stockbridge Festival Chorus will begin rehearsals on October 5 at the First Congregational Church for its upcoming December 13 performance featuring John Rutter’s “Magnificat.” New singers are welcome to join until October 19, making this a welcoming community tradition. This local choir’s holiday concert promises to bring the festive spirit to Stockbridge this season.
Lapeer delivered a resounding victory against Carman-Ainsworth in a regular season homecoming matchup on Friday, Sept. 19. The crowd was treated to a spirited performance that underscored Lapeer’s strength on the field. Enthusiasm ran high as fans celebrated their team’s commanding effort.