Howell
Howell, MI · Lifestyle
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Community Grand Opening Celebration At New All-Accessible Playground
The community is invited to a grand opening and ribbon-cutting celebration at a brand-new, all-accessible playground in Marion Township. The event is set this Thursday, November 12th at 4:30pm at Fred Brown Park at 1884 Triangle Lake Road and all are welcome. Howell Area Parks & Recreation Authority Executive Director...
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Parishville Cider Mill in Fenton, MI does not disappoint
I went to Parishville Cider Mill in Fenton Michigan on the hunt for one thing: gluten free donuts. As of October 2026 they have a score of 4.6 stars and 535 reviews on google, with many reviews praising their donuts and I must say — they were quite good. Apart from donuts, they also had an assortment of donuts, candied apples, cider, canned goods, and maple syrup.
The Coconut Mama
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An Old Michigan Grain Elevator Is Now A Food Hall Packed With Pizza, Tacos And More
Pizza and tacos under the same roof? That’s already a pretty convincing dinner plan. Throw in a historic grain elevator, a few games, and an atmosphere built for lingering, and suddenly a quick bite sounds like an entire afternoon. Downtown Fenton has turned an unlikely piece of Michigan’s agricultural...
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Behind the Curtain: Sophie Gomez embodies growth and grace in The Nutcracker
From a member of the tiny mouse army mouse to a confident soloist, Sophie Gomez has come a long way in her Nutcracker journey. A senior at Brighton High School and member of the Varsity Tennis Team, Sophie will take on two very different roles in Brighton School of Ballet’s 40th anniversary production of The Nutcracker. In Act 1, she’ll bring the Ballerina Doll to life before trading her doll costume for heavenly attire as the Archangel in Act 2.
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Generations Of Ann Arbor Students Have Ordered Burgers At The Counter Of Krazy Jim’s Blimpy Burger
Some Ann Arbor traditions come with a diploma, and some come with a bun. For more than seventy years, college students in this Michigan town have lined up at one small counter, rehearsed their order in their heads, and hoped they got the words right on the first try. Kids...
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Unnamed Food and Drink Concept Moving into Downtown Owosso Space
Something new and exciting is coming to the town west of Flint. The owners of real estate agency Kori Shook & Associates recently teased a new restaurant is moving into their space at 312 W Main Street. The concept comes from Rick and Nicole Reyna, the owners of The Sideline Sports Bar in downtown close-by. Right now, details like an opening date and name of the concept are not being announced.
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New Chuck E. Cheese Location In Flint Launching November Hiring Events
Chuck E. Cheese Adventure World will be opening in the former Party City location in Flint. Before the official grand opening, the highly anticipated Genesee County spot will host several hiring events at the Miller Road location. Front and back of house positions are available, including the following:. Party Host.
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Farmington theater leans on upgrades, alcohol and the internet for resurgence
FARMINGTON — It's a cold and drizzly evening in early November, and Lucy Savoy is outside the Farmington Civic Theater. On the evening of Nov. 5, Savoy and her teammates on Clarkston High School's ski team made the trek to Farmington to watch ski documentarian Warren Miller's 2026 feature, "Days Off." The ski team crowded down the sidewalk with other moviegoers as they made their way into the theater lobby, which quickly filled up. "This is like a whole experience," said Savoy, 18. "They have booths and stuff, and it’s amazing. We’re really excited to go see the movie.” "Days Off" is just one of the special screenings at the Civic Theater that'll play this month at the quaint theater on Grand River Avenue in downtown Farmington. More than 25 years after the city of Farmington purchased the 1939 building to better control how it would be used, theater and city leaders are pushing to sustain it. The theater got an alcohol license earlier this year and recently installed new leather rockers from the Romeo Theater, another small-town theater that shut down earlier this year amid changing movie-goer habits. Officials have also discussed installing a pizza oven at the theater.