Mary Genson

BIRMINGHAM/ BEVERLY HILLS — Birmingham’s Schools Offer Support has planned its course through the West Beverly neighborhood for its seventh annual Strides for SOS 5K and 1-mile run/walk Sept. 27.

BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP — Due to upcoming renovations, the Bloomfield Township Public Library will be closed Aug. 31-Sept. 11 as the library prepares to begin phase one of renovation work.

Children ages 4-10 are invited to participate in the latest show in Perrysburg Musical Theatre’s Broadway Beginners Series. Registration for Flakes! The Mu

FRANKLIN — On Sept. 10, Franklin-Bingham Farms Police Department officers will be at the Franklin Public Library to answer the community’s questions about e-bikes and educate teens and parents about the laws and risks involved.

FRANKLIN — The community is invited to Franklin Historical Society’s Build a Scarecrow event 10 a.m.-noon Sept. 26.

BIRMINGHAM — Ryan Kearney was recently sworn in as the chief of the Birmingham Police Department. Kearney was the interim chief following Scott Grewe’s July retirement. He was officially sworn in as chief at the Birmingham City Commission meeting on Aug. 10. Kearney has been with the department for 23 years. Prior to stepping into the interim position, he spent […]

BIRMINGHAM — Improvements are underway for the playground at Pembroke Park, located along North Eton Street. The current equipment from the 1990s will be demolished, and brand-new equipment will be added.

BIRMINGHAM — In artist Amy Beeler’s new exhibition at the Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center, “Domestic Lines: Quiet Rituals,” she explores backyard traditions using a domestic sewing machine to create sculptural pieces and jewelry with cotton clotheslines and clothespins.

BIRMINGHAM — The Birmingham Village Players are opening up their 104th season Sept. 18 with “Once On This Island.”

BIRMINGHAM — In artist Amy Beeler’s new exhibition at the Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center, “Domestic Lines: Quiet Rituals,” she explores backyard traditio