You're Invited! Party in Macomb Corners Park Unveils Finished Park, DIA Art

All township residents are invited to attend Party in the Park noon-2 p.m. on Sept. 24 to celebrate the grand opening of phase two of Macomb Corners Park and the unveiling of seven reproductions from the Detroit Institute of Arts.

PHOTOS: Band Ten Hut ... Cougar!

The 115-member Dakota Marching Band perfects its music and marching during an evening practice.

All Work and More Play: Cougar Marching Band Trains for Fall Shows

The Dakota High School Cougar Marching Band can be seen performing their show, "The Dark Side of Rock," during halftime at home football games.

Macomb Artist Has Watercolors In Her Blood

From her basement studio in Macomb Township, Shirl Hathaway creates dozens of contemporary works of art every year.

Macomb Author's Faith Produces 'Mountain of Hope'

Karen Dancey's first book, 'Mountain of Hope,' follows her faith journey through years of financial insecurity, unemployment, health worries and the suicide of her husband.

Local Artists Showcase Works 'On The Wall' at Mount Clemens Gallery

The works of dozens of local artists will be on display at the Anton Art Center in Mount Clemens through Sept. 24.

Macomb Corners Park to Host DIA Artwork This Fall

As part of its 125th anniversary celebration, the DIA, in partnership with SM/ART Editions, will install seven life-size reproductions of art in its collection for Macomb Township residents to view in Macomb Corners Park.

Macomb Ballet Company Seeks Skilled Slippers for New Season

Summer auditions for the Macomb Ballet Company will be held Saturday, Aug. 13 and Wednesday, Aug. 31. There is no residency requirement for membership, although some formal training is required.

Dakota Grad's Poker Table Earns Honorable Mention in Vegas Competition

Chris Boylan's submission for the 2011 Association of Woodworking & Furnishings Suppliers Fresh Wood Competition received the equivalent of third place in its competition category.

MTV Turns the Big 3-0 Today

Three decades after its birth, what does the first 24-hour music network mean to you?

VIDEO: Hundreds Vie to be 'Biggest Loser' at Macomb Twp. Audition

People, traveling from near and far, came to Macomb Township Saturday to audition for NBC's hit television show, "The Biggest Loser." Each had their own reason for auditioning, some shared this incentive with Patch.

Macomb Music: The Directive Releases Debut EP 'Sleepless' on iTunes

The Directive is a young band accomplishing big things with its first record debuting on iTunes only a few months after they formed.

Guinness World Records Visits Macomb's Drummer Boy

Julian Pavone, 7, is the world's youngest professional drummer and will be recognized as such in the 2013 Guinness Book of World Records.

Macomb Set to Showcase Robots and Beagle Boards at Maker Faire Detroit

Three wares and inventions with ties to Macomb Township will be among the more than 300 pieces on display at Maker Faire Detroit this weekend.

RESCHEDULED: Last Sizzlin' Summer Night Pushed to Aug. 4

The night offers fun for the whole family with an Air Margaritaville concert that can be enjoyed by the adults and a KiDzOnE full of games, inflatables and bubbles (manned by Macomb Patch) for the kids.

Music of the Night: Live Entertainment in Macomb This Weekend

Solo acts, bands, DJs and other live music acts will entertain audiences in numerous venues around town this weekend.

Macomb Woman's Picture Earns Spot in Celebrate Michigan! Photo Contest

Wendy Mets of Macomb Township submitted a photograph of her granddaughter on a field trip to Westview Orchards & Adventure Farm in Washington, MI.

'Biggest Loser' Casting Call at Macomb Gardner-White

Winners of the show receive $250,000 as the grand prize.

Q&A: Local Author's Latest Novel Features Familiar Area Venues

Clinton Township resident Patricia Bellomo, who released her second book in May, discusses her creative writing style and how she draws inspiration from her hometown.

Local Rock Band Metaphoria Shifts Focus to Debut Record

Metaphoria, a rock band based in Macomb, is in the studio recording its debut record. The band has already played a number of high-profile gigs.

Hometown Drummer Boy Breaks Guinness World Record

Macomb Township's 7-year-old Julian Pavone now holds the Guinness World Record for youngest professional drummer.

Growing Up With the Golden Trio: Reflections on Harry Potter

Patch editor Jenny Whalen takes a look back at what the Harry Potter series meant to the generation growing up with Harry, Ron and Hermione.

VIDEO: Minute to Win It Tests Local Talent at North Library

Dozens of local kids put their skills and creativity to the test Monday when a version of the popular game show, Minute to Win It, came to the North Branch library.

Local Car is Star in Michigan-Based Film 'Freaky Deaky'

Bob Hughes of Macomb Township lent two vehicles to the film–a 1968 GT convertible and a red 1973 Monte Carlo–which shot Friday in downtown Rochester.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2: Midnight Showtimes

HP7 Part 2 premieres at 12:01 a.m. July 15 and we have a list of midnight showtimes for local theaters.

Patch Potter Party: Butterbeer, Licorice Wands and Chocolate Frogs

"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2" opens in theaters on July 15, but if you want to plan your Potter Party beforehand, we have you covered.

Mount Clemens Stars and Stripes Festival 2011 Schedule

Live bands, magic shows, fireworks and a carnival midway are only a handful of the events scheduled for this weekend in Mount Clemens.

Macomb Twp. Artist Has Eye for Photography

Ted Lang has spent much of his life behind the camera, capturing images from around the world and discovering the real meaning behind his photos.

DSO to Perform Free Classical Concert at Macomb Center

DSO music director Leonard Slatkin will conduct the DSO in a free concert on June 8 at the Macomb Center for the Performing Arts.

DIA Comes to Macomb Corners Park Trail

Macomb Township will host the Detroit Institute of Art's Inside/Out Program this fall with the installation of seven reproductions from the DIA's collection along the new walking path in Macomb Corners Park.

Viewfinder: L'Anse Creuse Students Design Lady Gaga-esque Fashions

L'Anse Creuse North fashion students created more than a dozen dresses from recyclable materials for Dress to Express week, held May 9-13.

Daddy-Daughter Prom at Dakota Tops Out at 450 Guests

Hundreds of daddy-daughter couples attended the 13th annual event at Dakota High School.

Feather Extensions Fly Off Salon Shelves

Macomb Township and Shelby Township salons are struggling to keep up with the demand of the latest hair trend: feather extensions.

Head of Wax Plays Metal, Studies Hard

Head of Wax, a metal band consisting of Dakota High School students, will be playing May 28 at the Emerald Theatre.

UPDATE: 'Over the Rainbow': A Command Patch Performance

Macomb Patch Facebook didn't reach 550 "likes" by April 25, as per challenge requirements, but it got awful close, so Patch Editor Jenny Whalen upheld her end of the bargain and sang for you.

Viewfinder: Charge! Hundreds Storm Lutheran North Field for Egg Drop

Guests numbered in the the thousands for LakePointe Church's first-ever Egg Drop in Macomb Township.

Viewfinder: Stepping Out With Dakota's 'Anything Goes'

Dakota High School permitted Patch the opportunity to get a sneak preview of their upcoming production of "Anything Goes."

'Anything Goes' at Dakota High School

Dakota High School prepares their production of Cole Porter's 1934 musical, "Anything Goes," for performances April 14-16.

Viewfinder: Fairy-Tale Photos of Lutheran North's 'Cinderella'

Patch had the opportunity to visit a "Cinderella" dress rehearsal on April 5 and bring you this sneak peek of the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical as performed by Lutheran High School North.

Lutheran North's 'Cinderella' Cast Determined to Have Happily Ever After

Overcoming numerous setbacks, the Lutheran High School North cast will at last perform its "Cinderella" April 14-16.