Lowell Pride News Today

Communities across Michigan will be celebrating LGBTQ Pride Month in June with festivals, parades and celebrations in Ferndale, Detroit and more.

Communities across Michigan will be celebrating LGBTQ Pride Month in June with festivals, parades and celebrations in Ferndale, Detroit and more.

A Michigan church is stirring up strong reactions from the community after renting out a popular movie theater sign and quoting Bible verses on it ahead of a nearby LGBT “pride” event.

A Michigan church is stirring up strong reactions from the community after renting out a popular movie theater sign and quoting Bible verses on it ahead of a nearby LGBT “pride” event.

Many people in Lowell are upset with a sign at a local business saying it spreads a hateful message toward the LGBTQ+ community ahead of the area’s Pride celebration, but the business owners disagree and say people need to “let it go.”

It's another busy summer weekend in West Michigan. There is something for everyone on this week's Things To Do List.

The fairs and festivals in West Michigan continue during the summer season. Here is a list of events planned for the first half of the month of June.

To. we can get children into church we can get them into intramural sports and a lot of public schools also let kids do sports and band and things like that through the school as well pride . >> they should, you pay for it. thank you for joining us. great to see you. >> thanks. >> republicans almost offended their own voters last night. but then for a u.s. senators decided to betray their voters.

Very soon. lawrence: you know, maggie, if had you to compete against a biological male, would you still be a 21-time champion right now? >> well pride would have me answer as yes, but fortunately, science would have me say no. in honesty, because, you know, there is -- information age that we live in, there is information very quickly accessible by everybody out there that says that there are natural born advantages by males over females. thats okay. its the truth. unfortunately the ncaa, you wo...

With colorful flags and signs of acceptance, it was hard to miss the pride beaming in Lowell on Saturday.