A Part of the Art

A Part of the Art

Next month, Art on the Grand returns for its 14th year in downtown Farmington! During the first weekend in June, Grand River Avenue will be overflowing with beautiful art. Fine artists from all over the country will showcase a variety of items that w… Read More
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At the YMCA

At the YMCA

The first YMCA originated in Industrial Revolution-era London. George Williams, a farmer-turned-department store worker, and his friends came together to create a supportive community for other young men seeking to escape from the hazards of the stre… Read More
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Go To Lawyer

Go To Lawyer

Earlier this month, Michigan Lawyers Weekly selected its “Go To Lawyers” for Business Litigation. For four years, the publication has recognized top lawyers across a number of practice areas. Each list includes 25 Michigan attorneys chosen by the… Read More
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Thank you note for Administrative Professionals Day

Thank You Kindly

There is much that is intangible in the roles played by administrative professionals. Their best performances frequently take place behind the scenes, and when done well, the efforts are not always obvious. Administrative Professionals Day helps to r… Read More
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Step Up

Step Up

After the ravages of World War II, farmers across the Midwest donated food and seed crops to help support communities facing hunger in Europe and Asia. This would be the beginning of the Christian Rural Overseas Program, or CROP. It is believed that… Read More
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Students supporting students with nonprofit Operation Common Good

On Common Ground

The mission of Operation Common Good is to ensure that no student in the Farmington area gets left behind. Local students and staff began Operation Common Good to bridge the gap in resources. Since 2004, the nonprofit has raised funds to help with sc… Read More
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Reforestation partnership with One Tree Planted

Earth Month

Two years ago, Wright Beamer made an Earth Day pledge: for every estate plan completed with our firm, we would have a tree planted through our partnership with One Tree Planted, a nonprofit dedicated to global reforestation. In that time, we were res… Read More
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Live and Learn

Live and Learn

At its 43 training center campuses spread throughout eight states, Ross Education works hard to build the “next generation of caregivers” – nurses, nursing assistants, medical assistants, and others. A non-profit educational institution with ro… Read More
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Set the Scene

Set the Scene

One of the area’s most iconic buildings sits at the heart of Farmington Hills. Once a working dairy farm, The Barn is now home to a state-of-the-art theater. And for over 65 years, the volunteers of the Farmington Players have been bringing to the… Read More
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A Regular Fellow

A Regular Fellow

The Oakland County Bar Foundation all began with an idea to establish a law library for local attorneys. The charitable act of donating funds to support the library would eventually expand into the foundation as we know it now. Today, the Oakland Cou… Read More
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