By Natalie Davies The world premiere of “What Springs Forth” by Carey Crim and directed by Kate Thomsen is a comedic, heartfelt and modern show about what it means to be a woman that’s written, directed, designed and acted entirely by women. The characters fill a girls trip with depth and comedic relief. The show ...
Community News The Chelsea Area Chamber of Commerce is proud to present the Military and Veteran Banner Program recognizing and honoring those brave individuals who are serving or have served in the United States Armed Forces. Banners will display a photo of the service person, as well as their rank, name, and branch of the ...
Community News Washtenaw County Community Mental Health (WCCMH) has released its 2023 Public Safety and Mental Health Millage annual report, showcasing the impact of millage investments. These funds have significantly expanded mental health services across the county, benefiting tens of thousands of residents through enhanced support and resources. The millage has been instrumental in addressing the ...
By Melissa Marcum Scotty Karate, a Chelsea High School graduate and native, recently returned to Ugly Dog on Saturday, June 29, to perform to an enthusiastic crowd. He is known for his legendary alt-country style and punk attitude; he mesmerized the audience with his rock ‘n’ roll swagger and uniquely crafted songs. Scotty Karate is ...
By Sue Kelch Have you seen the scene in “It’s A Wonderful Life,” where George Bailey wishes he’d never been born? He sees his wife Mary, who doesn’t recognize him because George was never born. She is depicted as a mousy librarian. For real?? When I think of libraries, I think of say, Harry Potter ...
Community News The Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners has declared July as Park and Recreation Month, joining National Recreation and Parks Association (NRPA) and parks and recreation organizations nationwide in celebrating the profession and its benefits. The declaration came during Washtenaw County’s Board of Commissioners’ June 5th meeting at the County’s Administration building located at ...
Community News The Webster Township Farmland and Open Space Preservation Program recently closed on a conservation easement purchase from John and Jean Cares. The property is just over 19 acres in size with frontage on the south side of Farrell Rd. and the east side of Zeeb Rd. It is comprised entirely of prime and ...
Community News Wheels N’ Reels drive-up is back again at Chelsea Fairgrounds on Thursday, July 18 after Sounds & Sights for another summer movie on the big screen. SRSLY will be showing family favorite “Cars”. Gates open at 8:30 p.m. and the movie starts at 9:30 p.m., so make sure to get there early for ...
Community News Despite a record-breaking heatwave, visitors to the Chelsea Sounds and Sights Thursday evening, June 20th, took time to stop and meet Hill Harper. Mr. Harper is running to fill Debbie Stabenow’s seat for the U.S. Senate. He reminded those gathered that voting in the primary is scheduled for August 6th, only eight weeks ...
By Melissa Marcum The Grateful Crow hosted an exclusive Wine Dinner on Tuesday, June 25th. This was a sold-out event and the second Wine Dinner the restaurant has hosted. The Wine Dinner included a four-course dining experience. Each course was paired with a distinctive wine. Wine connoisseur, Shane Nicholson from Eagle Eye Distributing explained the ...
By Natalie DaviesChelsea Area Friends of Recreation (CAFR) hosted Rec It Tuesday at TimberTown on June 25 for community members to learn to play pickleball, enjoy live music and seek library services via Mobee the Chelsea District Library van. More than 60 people of all ages showed up for the free event. CAFR provided balls ...
By Natalie Davies Dexter community members engaged in a localized version of the popular trivia game Jeopardy! hosted by Ben Goldstein at the Bicentennial Celebration. Goldstein, a Dexter resident and 5-time Jeopardy! winner who returned for the show’s Tournament of Champions back in February, asked three different participants– one team played as a pair– 5 ...
A Pinckney man was arraigned on charges related to an incident at a recent Food Truck Friday event. The Pinckney Police put out a press release about this on June 23. It said: “On June 21 during the Food Truck Friday event, attendees directed the Pinckney Police to the east side of the park where ...
By Sue Kelch On June 14, 1899, the cornerstone of the Saline Methodist Episcopal Church was laid. And by coincidence on June 14, 125 years later, I sat down with one of the managing partners of the Salt Springs Brewery, Ron Schofield, Jr. – which is housed in that former church. You could say Salt ...
By Cynthia Furlong Reynolds Fred Rogers once observed, “Retirement is when you think you’re at the end of something, but really you’re at the beginning of something else.” Pat Winton is the living embodiment of those words. At the age of 85, the former trapper/gandy dancer/carnival hawker/ long-haul driver/lumberjack/ automotive engineer/international business owner/ship’s captain has ...
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