Mad Habit Media Casting for a 'Suburban Family Man' to Star in Next Short Film

The Macomb Township video production company is accepting resumes and headshots this week for those interested in auditioning for the lead in Mad Habit's latest short film.

Sport a 'Stache,' Earn Free Entry to the DIA This Weekend

Visitors with mustaches receive free general admission to the Detroit Institute of Arts Aug. 3-5.

Local Tweens and Teens Wanted for New TV Show Being Filmed in New Haven

Track 26 Studios in New Haven will be auditioning local kids, ages 12 to 15, on July 21 at New Haven High School.

St. Joseph Mercy Oakland Chooses Macomb Artist's Work for New Facilty

Kristen Kay is among 84 Michigan artists whose work was selected for display in the new South Patient Tower of St. Joseph Mercy Oakland in Pontiac.

Boots and Bikinis Wins Week 3 of Your Patch of Michigan 2012 Photo Contest

Some determined Girl Scouts and a chilly mom make for a true Michigan moment caught on camera to capture the weekly prize.

Remembering Ray Bradbury: Books Available at Clinton-Macomb Library

The award-winning science fiction-fantasy author has died at the age of 91.

Ballet Troupe's 'Wizard of Oz' Brings Magic, Munchkins, Monkeys to Macomb Center

The Macomb Ballet Company presents "The Wizard of Oz" in four performances Friday and Saturday at the Macomb Center for the Performing Arts in Clinton Township.

Macomb Ballerina Travels to NYC to Compete in Youth America Grand Prix

Rylie McHale, 12, will perform contemporary and classical ballet solo pieces during the YAGP finals, which run April 22-26 in New York City.

What's That Vase Worth? Appraisal Event Can Tell You

This Friday, DuMouchelles will appraise items for the public during a special event at the Troy Community Center.

Egg-citing Ways to Color Easter: Home-brewed Dyes and Designs

We crack open some ideas on how to achieve beautiful dyed eggs, whether from a kit or with natural coloring.

Hungry for 'The Hunger Games'? Find Movie Times Here

Find movie times for "The Hunger Games" at theaters around Macomb Township here, courtesy of Moviefone.

Metro Detroit Designers Star in HGTV Show this Weekend

Corey Damen Jenkins and Michelle Mio battle it out for a winning spot on ‘Showhouse Showdown.’

Macomb Students Recognized for Works of Art

Here's a look at some of the award-winning scholastic art.

PHOTOS: Macomb Woman Unveils Buff New Bod on ABC's 'The Revolution'

Angela Patrick lost 45 pounds during her five-month weight-loss journey with ABC's "The Revolution." She unveiled her slimmer, buffer body on the March 9 episode.

PBS Spotlights L'Anse Creuse Choirs in 'Celebrate America' Broadcast

L'Anse Creuse High School and High School North will appear as featured groups in Detroit Public Television's "Celebrate America" broadcast on March 9.

Show Sweetheart Your Love with Ultra-Romantic Desserts

Smooth and velvety pudding, splashes of cherry flavors, a bit of amaretto ... romantic ingredients stir up love in the kitchen.

Love Notes: Make Him/Her Feel Like a Teenager Again

Check Patch's 'Love Notes' each day to find quick Valentine's-themed gifts and ideas to celebrate the season of love in and around Macomb Township.

Top Romantic Movies for Valentine’s Day

Love wends its way among emails, historic hotels, bookstores and heart transplants in these romantic films.

‘Spring Awakening’ Set to Electrify Mount Clemens Stage with Sex, Rock

A production of the Tony-award winning rock musical is coming to The Emerald Theatre Feb. 10 and bringing with it two Macomb Township cast members.

Best Pictures: How to Watch the Oscar Movies Around Macomb

Nine movies are nominated for Best Picture. Here's where you can watch, rent or borrow them around town.

'Grease' is the Word for Dakota Spring Musical

"Grease: The Musical" hits the Dakota High School stage Feb. 9-11 at 7 p.m.

Mad Habit Music Video to Showcase Local Kids' Dance Moves

Mad Habit Media is using more than 60 local kids to dance in a music video it is filming in Macomb Township on Jan. 22.

Crusader Band Shares Stories, Snapshots of London Trip 2012

The L'Anse Creuse North marching band performed Jan. 1 in the London New Year's Day Parade–opening the New Year, Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee and the 2012 Olympic year.

Teen Singers Vie for Golden Ticket to District Idol Competition

Modeled after "American Idol," the District Idol and Idol Jr. competitions, set for Jan. 23 and 24, showcase the vocal talents of middle and high school students in Chippewa Valley Schools.

VIDEO: Seneca Sextet Serenades Chippewa Valley School Board

Seventh and eighth grade band students from Seneca Middle School dropped into the Dec. 19 school board meeting for an impromptu holiday concert.

Christmas Flash Mob Surprises Sunday Shoppers in Rochester Hills

Singers and dancers from Macomb and Clinton townships turned up at The Village of Rochester Hills Mall for a flash mob Dec. 18.

Macomb Flick 'Amendment' Ties for Mitten Movie Project's Best of 2011

Eleven short films competed for the title of Best of 2011 during the Mitten Movie Project's December Film Festival.

VIDEO: Ojibwa Fifth Graders Sing Seasonal Favorites

Fifth grade Ojibwa Elementary students visited the Chippewa Valley school board meeting Dec. 5 to offer a preview of their holiday concert.

Macomb Ballet Company's 'Nutcracker' Creates Christmas 'Dream'

The Macomb Ballet Company, founded by Ann Parsley, will bring to life the "The Nutcracker" today and Saturday at the Macomb Center for Performing Arts.

Immanuel Christmas Walk Invites All to Recreate Christmas Story

Immanuel Lutheran Church and School will host a free event Friday, where community members can rediscover the true meaning of Christmas through sight, song and story.

Cougar Choir to Model Latest Fashions to Fund Trip to Broadway

The Dakota High School choir will host a fashion show fund-raiser with a Broadway theme to help fund the group's April trip to New York City.

Macomb Teen to Perform in DSO Program Concert

Mickenna Keller of Macomb Township will perform this weekend in the Civic Experience concert as part of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra's Civic Youth Ensembles training program.

Mount Clemens Invites Zombies to Creep Its Streets Saturday Night

The Macomb County Zombie Walk will begin at 10 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 22, at the Anton Art Center in downtown Mount Clemens.

Prosecutor Eric Smith Places Third in Celebrity Dance Competition

Smith and his partner raised money for the American Diabetes Association.

Clinton-Macomb Library Supports the Reading of Banned Books

In honor of Banned Books Week, the National Library Association has released a list of the top 10 most challenged books of 2010.

Bank of America Gives Cardholders a Weekend of Free Admission to Detroit Museums

Michigan cardholders will be able to visit the Detroit Historical Museum, The Henry Ford and other local historic attractions for free Oct. 1-2.

DIA Moves 6 Masterpieces to Macomb for Free Fall Exhibit

As part of the DIA's Inside/Out project, Macomb Township is now home to six reproductions of art from the museum's collection. On Oct. 2, Macomb residents can view the real pieces at the DIA for free.

Real 'High School Musical' Unfolds on Lutheran North Stage

With a combined cast of athletes and drama students, there is a fine line between fiction and reality in Lutheran North's upcoming production of Disney's "High School Musical."

PHOTOS: Dakota Shines at Andover Early Bird Marching Band Invitational

Marching bands from five area high schools performed at Andover High School on Saturday night.

Museum Adventure Pass Program to End Sept. 23

The southeast Michigan program provided passes to 33 area museums and arts attractions, including several Macomb County locations.