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For years, you could find Juneteenth celebrations if you looked hard enough, but now that it's a federal holiday, more cities and organizations are opening up to the celebration

MADISON HEIGHTS — The lengthy public service of Madison Heights City Councilman Robert Corbett began with a stroke of luck involving a tied election that was decided by a coin toss and a piece of paper drawn from a box.

MADISON HEIGHTS/HAZEL PARK — With 2022 now underway, officials in Hazel Park and Madison Heights are still cautious, mindful of the pandemic and inflation. But they also hope to make the best of things with capital improvement projects and quality-of-life initiatives.

MADISON HEIGHTS — Bob Gettings, one of the top vote-getters in the most recent election for the Madison Heights City Council, has died, leaving his colleagues to reflect on the life of a man they described as a diligent public servant with a lifelong love of parks and recreation.

MADISON HEIGHTS — Despite running as a write-in candidate where his name did not appear on the ballot, Madison Heights City Councilman Mark Bliss was able to retain his seat, according to results certified after the other results were reported from the Nov. 2 election.

MADISON HEIGHTS — In the Nov. 2 general election, the current mayor of Madison Heights won a new term, and two incumbent members of the Madison Heights City Council kept their seats.

MADISON HEIGHTS/HAZEL PARK — In the Madison-Park News’ coverage area, voters in Madison Heights and Hazel Park will decide the next mayor and council for their cities. There are also two school proposals.

/PRNewswire/ -- October marks National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and The American Cancer Society (ACS), the nations largest nonprofit source of cancer...

/PRNewswire/ -- October marks National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and The American Cancer Society (ACS), the nations largest nonprofit source of cancer...

MADISON HEIGHTS — A familiar name is missing from the ballot this November for the Madison Heights City Council, but he is still running — as a write-in.