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As cooler weather settles in, many of us look forward to gathering around the table with family and friends. For some in our community, though, the comfort of a full plate isn’t guaranteed. That’s where CARES of Farmington Hills steps in, working… Read More

We all know that fresh fruits and vegetables are just good for our health. For many older adults, though, getting fresh produce regularly can be a challenge. Michigan’s Senior Project Fresh program is helping to change that. The program provides qu… Read More

The Farmington Players are raising the curtain tomorrow night on the first show of the 2025–2026 season, and it’s a powerful one: Clybourne Park. Winner of both the Pulitzer Prize and the Tony Award for Best Play, Clybourne Park is equal parts sh… Read More

There’s something about early autumn in Farmington that feels a little magical. The air cools, the days get shorter, and just as the season begins to shift, the Harvest Moon rises over downtown. Each year, that moment is celebrated with one of the… Read More

Yesterday, the Longacre House was filled with friends, neighbors, and community leaders coming together for the annual Neighborhood House Gala. Over a delicious buffet breakfast, guests celebrated this year’s award winners and the incredible work N… Read More

Wright Beamer is proud to sponsor one of the favorite local annual traditions: the CARES Duck Race! On Wednesday, August 6, at Shiawassee Park in Farmington, it will be an afternoon of music, games, food, and thousands of rubber ducks racing down the… Read More

Farmington Hills is partnering with Make Food Not Waste, a Detroit-based nonprofit, to create a citywide plan to reduce food waste. And they’re asking for input from residents and local businesses. Two surveys are now open through tomorrow, July 25… Read More

Summer in Farmington wouldn’t be complete without the Founders Festival. And this year marks the 61st celebration of the event we all know and love! The festival is taking over Downtown Farmington from July 17–19, and there’s a little something… Read More