Mount Clemen News Today

Over the years, the event has raised more than $110,000 for various local charities, including Turning Point, Salvation Army, and Macomb Food Pantry, according to Friends of Mount Clemens spokesman Steve Charlie.

Residential home builder and businessman Baldoino "Russ" DiBartolomeo of Kelly Property Investments finalized the sale this week. The Rochester Hills resident also owns the building that houses Fillmore 13 in Pontiac.

MOUNT CLEMENS — City, county, state and federal officials gathered at the Macomb Place fountain stage on May 10 to kick off the long-awaited renovation of Mount Clemens’ commercial core.

Mount Clemens school board member Jason Monk said the pending sale not only bring in some cash but the move also brings the MISD and its services "right in our backyard."

Marquis Cribbs didn’t leave all of his dazzling moves on the football field.

MOUNT CLEMENS — City commissioners had a tough pill to swallow at their Jan. 16 meeting as they unanimously approved purchasing a new fire truck, but at a higher cost than expected.

As we near the end of 2023, metro Detroit is gearing up for New Year's Eve festivities to bring in 2024 with a bang!

Mount Clemens needs to merge the city’s water system with the Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) after city officials determined the cost for building a new water treatment plant was too high.

MACOMB COUNTY — With another year nearly in the books comes the time to review progress made. Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel took to the Macomb Center for the Performing Arts stage on Dec. 6 to deliver his 11th State of the County speech.

Construction begins to add an events space and cannabis retail store, as well as a reconstructed parking lot off North River Road.