Artist James Kaye’s most recent exhibition, “Descriptive Intuition,” opened at the Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center in March and will be...

Currently a junior at Bloomfield Hills High School, Mayas Smith has already had an impact on other children and earned recognition for...

Shop MSXC has opened a new retail location in downtown Birmingham, at 640 N Old Woodward Avenue , Suite 201. The store offers a curated...

Ace Pickleball Club (APC) , a rapidly expanding national pickleball franchise with a community-focused approach, is opening a facility in...

Next takes pride in offering programming that is unique, educational and inspiring while ensuring accessibility for all who want to...

FREE Social Time at The Community House:  We have been honored to be the “Community’s” house for social gathering for 102 years. With no...

The proposed community and senior center project in the city of Birmingham that has been on the drawing board for the past two years...

The time has long passed for the city of Birmingham to settle once and for all the decades long argument over who truly has the authority...

A member of the board of directors of the senior citizen group Next, Stuart Jeffares, has resigned his position with the non-profit over his dissatisfaction with how the city of Birmingham, including its city commission, has handled the effort to create a permanent home for the senior citizens organization.

A slight increase in Bloomfield Township water and sewer rates were approved by the Bloomfield Township Board of Trustees on Monday, April 14.