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Back to the Bricks last visited Adrian in 2017. It is a tour of antique and classic cars that travels to different towns in and near Michigan.

HAZEL PARK — Hazel Park’s tax rate will decrease slightly with the budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, due to a small change in the amount levied for economic development and the city’s Downtown Development Authority.

A quarter of the way into the Canadian Premier League club’s soccer season, the Halifax side has yet to muster a win. Is it bad luck, or something more?

In this episode of The Grand Parade podcast, Coast reporters Matt Stickland and Martin Bauman reflect on the harsh lessons learned from the Tantallon wildfire—including...

Generative Ai, ChatGPT, and similar chatbots have already secured a slot as defining innovations of the 2020s. At Gig East Summit 2023, Gig East, Greenlight Community Broadband, and the City of Wilson aim to show attendees how they can make this new technology work for their professional and personal lives.

First responders say fires in Tantallon and Hammonds Plains are “100% contained,” but not yet extinguished. Meanwhile, Nova Scotians brace for summer’s arrival.

As spring turns into summer, Elmiras Wisner Market opened up for the 2023 season Thursday morning. Wisner Market is celebrating its 26th year in Downtown Elmira.

Nova Scotia needs wet weather to fight wildfires, and to catch up after a historically dry spring.

A look back at the 2022 Festival of Flags parade. File photo DAVISON — The Davison Area Chamber of Commerce will hold the annual Festival of Flags, June 7-11 at Lake Callis Recreational Complex. The Davison Festival of Flags is five days of events and activities for all residents of all ages in our area

First Thursdays in Blissfield is from 3 to 8 p.m. today. About 30 vehicles, including police cars and fire trucks, will be on hand to explore.