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Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce hopes to introduce new festival this summer Shutterstock image Advertisement GROSSE POINTE FARMS — After more than a year of uncertainty, fear and loss, the Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce hopes to host an event this summer that will bring back smiles and fun, as well as a needed boost to local businesses and artists. On Aug. 7 and 8, the GPCC plans to host Grosse Pointe’s Arts, Beats and Eats in the Richard Elementary School parking lot, on the Hill in Grosse Pointe Farms. The festivities would include artist booths, food trucks and entertainment. �...

“Nomadland.” “The Trial of the Chicago 7.” “Minari.” “Promising Young Woman.” “Judas and the Black Messiah.” “Mank.” “Sound of Metal.” “The Father.” All contending for Oscars at April 25’s Academy Awards ceremony, and all introduced to their largest audiences via assorted TV streaming services, thanks to 2020 COVID-19 protocols that either closed movie theaters or made even diehard film fans wary of possibly contaminated screening rooms. These days, more and more theaters are reopening in the wake of stepped-...

ALPENA — Programs from the Association of Lifelong Learners for April 19 to 24 have been announced. These programs are open to the public. Just send an emai

CONSHOHOCKEN -- April is National Poetry Month, and Conshohocken Free Library is marking the observance with pop-up poetry stations at 10 spots throughout the borough. CFL staffer Harry Hoy organized the event and came up with the idea as a way “to bring poetry to the local community and encourage the public to engage with their surroundings in a new and thoughtful way.” “National Poetry Month is…a celebration of all things poetry during April,” Hoy says. “This year marks the 25th anniversary (of the event, created by the Academy of American Poets). The Conshohoc...

From Staff Reports WHEELING — Wheeling Heritage has announced today that 34 Wheeling businesses have received assistance through its latest Small Business COVID Support Partnership Grant. In total, $64,000 in funds were given to Wheeling small businesses, made possible through CARES Act and Wheeling Heritage funding. Based on need and desired use of funding, awards ranged from $900 to $4,000 Those receiving funding included Airport Limousine Service, Attention to Detail, Braun’s Custom Framing, Bridge Tavern and Grill, Bullfrogs and Butterflies, Cirque de Cheveux and Clientele Art Studio...