UCS teacher honored for leadership in high school theatre

Ford II's Carolin honored for leadership in high school theatre by MIFA

How Reliable Is Your Michigan Electric Supplier?

See how well utility providers in the Shelby-Utica area and across MI serve their customers.

Macomb Community College: Macomb Community College Noncredit Dental Assisting Program To Begin This Fall

Upcoming information sessions on March 11 and April 8.

Eric Carle And Bill Martin Jr. Craft Kit For Once Upon A Wednesday

Register to pick up the Eric Carle and Bill Martin Jr. Stories themed activity craft kit, available March 8.

Hoopla Digital Services Will Be Arriving March 1st

Hoopla digital services will be joining Shelby Township Library’s on March 1st.

Macomb Community College: Learn What Macomb Community College Has To Offer During Virtual Discover Macomb Programs

Potential students and their families can explore what Macomb Community College has to offer through six virtual Discover Macomb sessions.

Shelby Township: Township Hosts “Sonic” Dinner And Drive-In Movie March 24

See the latest announcement from Shelby Township.

Weekly Update: Hospital Capacity In Shelby-Utica Area

See how the waning coronavirus epidemic is affecting hospital capacity in Macomb County and across MI.

How Coronavirus Is Affecting Shelby-Utica Area Nursing Homes: Weekly Update

The federal government is tracking the decline of COVID-19 cases in nursing homes, including in the Shelby-Utica area.

Shelby Township Library: Celebrate Black History Month

Read up on black history during Black History Month with a book from our collection.

UCS works to increase vaccine availability for district staff

District leverages partnerships to increase opportunities for staff

How Coronavirus Is Affecting Shelby-Utica Nursing Homes: Weekly Update

The federal government has been tracking coronavirus cases and deaths in nursing homes, including in Shelby-Utica.

Frank Lloyd Wright In Michigan

Join us next at 7 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 24 for “Frank Lloyd Wright in Michigan."

Adult Make And Take Craft: DIY Bean Soup: February 22nd

We provide the beans, spices, and a jar. You create the pattern in your jar and decide if you want to make the soup for yourself or share.

Weekly Update: Hospital Capacity In Shelby-Utica Area

Here is the latest federal data on which hospitals and ICUs are nearing capacity in Macomb County.

Here’s How Coronavirus Is Affecting Shelby-Utica Nursing Homes

The federal government has been tracking coronavirus cases and deaths in nursing homes, including in Shelby-Utica.

Shelby Township Library: RBdigital Magazines Will Be Merging With Overdrive On Feb. 16

As of Feb. 16, all of your favorite magazines will be found in the Overdrive and Libby app.

Hospital Capacity In The Shelby-Utica Area: See The Latest

New federal data shows how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting hospitals and their ICUs in Macomb County.

Shelby Township Library Reopened For Grab And Go Services

The library is reopening for Grab and Go Services.

Hospital Capacity In The Shelby-Utica Area: See Latest Numbers

New federal data shows how the coronavirus epidemic has affected hospital capacity in Macomb County and across Michigan.

2021 kindergarten registration now open in UCS

Parents of the class of 2034 can begin the registration process.

Here's How Close Shelby-Utica Area Hospitals Are To Capacity

New data from the federal government shows which hospitals are nearing capacity in the Shelby-Utica area.

Teens Grades 7-12. Registration Begins January 23rd

Teens grades 7-12. Registration begins January 23rd. Get paired with some new favorite books each month! It’s easy!

Kids Book Bag Club Registration Begins January 23rd

KIDS BOOK BAG CLUB Kids grades 1-6. Get paired with some new favorite books each month! It’s easy!

See Which Shelby-Utica Area Hospitals Are Nearing Capacity

New federal government data shows which hospitals are closest to capacity in the Shelby-Utica area.

Pimp Your Virtual Command Center

The Utica Education Association recently ran a contest for teachers to show how they have been virtually teaching this year!

Police Searching For Shelby Township Bank Robbery Suspect

The man was given an undetermined amount of money Monday during a robbery at the PNC Bank on Hayes Road, police said.

Utica School Among Sites Of New Coronavirus Outbreaks: State

In total, the state said 21 schools are sites of new outbreaks of the virus.

Woman Arraigned In Shelby Township Shooting That Caused Crash

A 25-year-old woman has been charged with several felonies in connection with a shooting that led to a fiery crash Monday.

Charity drives take on new meaning for UCS students and staff

Schools reimagine charity drives in the midst of COVID-19

Utica School Reports New Coronavirus Outbreak, State Says

Michigan health officials reported 25 new outbreaks of the coronavirus at Michigan schools Monday.

Shelby Township Shooting Leads To Crash, Vehicle Fire: PD

Police said no one was injured Monday morning when a shooting led to a vehicle crashing into a tree and catching fire.

UCS counselor among 13 Michigan educators selected for fellowship

Shelby counselor Kimberly Twarowski selected by the Michigan College Access Network for the School Counselor Fellow Program

Where To Find Christmas Trees In 2020 Near Shelby-Utica

Is a real Christmas tree is on your wish list this year? Here's a selection of quality tree farms in the Shelby-Utica area.

Tips to help manage holiday stress during COVID-19

By Dr. Nicole Brady, chief medical officer, UnitedHealthcare of Michigan

UCS Media Specialist among select educators to earn certification

Crissman Elementary media specialist Courtney Conley earns certification from International Society for Technology in Education.

2019 UCS grad credits high school med class for life-saving act

Grad uses CPR he learned in high school to help save a heart-attack victim

Utica students help their peers build "mental health toolkit"

"It's OK to Not Be OK"

UCS staff honored for making a difference in special educaction

Staff honored through annual county program

$40 million in bond projects welcome UCS students back

Projects funded by $155 bond approved by voters in November, 2018