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This Ann Arbor Staple Has Been a Go-To Gathering Spot for Years
There is a restaurant in downtown Ann Arbor that locals keep coming back to, year after year, without fail. It has the kind of energy that makes you want to linger over your meal, look around the room, and feel genuinely glad you made a reservation. The menu surprises you...
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Wharton Center announces 2026-27 Broadway Series lineup
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Hello Dolly Plays One More Time Sunday at Saline High School
The Saline High School Drama Club packed the house Friday and Saturday with their production of Hello Dolly, which plays again at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Ellen Ewing Performing Arts Center at the school. The musical stars Reece Welliver as Dolly, Holly Peavler as Horace Vandergelder, Evan Schlitt as...
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The Retro Diner In Michigan That Locals Swear Has The Best Reuben Sandwich In The State
There’s a special kind of magic that happens when corned beef, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese, and Russian dressing meet between two slices of rye bread. The Comet Classic Diner & Creamery in Birch Run, Michigan has perfected this alchemy, creating a Reuben sandwich that’s sparked heated debates and inspired road trips across the entire state.
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Corned Beef, In-House-Made Soda Bread, Kerrygold Butter and Cheese, and Guinness Star in Busch’s Fresh Food Market’s Irish Celebration in March
Lindsey Jenn February 28, 2026 0 Events , grocery shopping , Holidays Photo courtesy of Busch’s Fresh Food Market | Busch’s Irish soda bread, made in-house at the store’s Bakehouse in Clinton Busch’s Fresh Food Market is helping guests celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with traditional Irish foods and beverages available March 9–22. Premium corned beef and brisket, along with cabbage and potatoes, will be featured throughout Busch’s stores. Ready-to-eat St. Patrick’s Day meals, freshly prepared by Busch’s deli team, will include corned beef with roasted redskin potatoes, carrots and cabbage, portioned for two. Irish soda bread, made in-house at the company’s Bakehouse in Clinton, will be available through March 17. Additional Irish-themed items include Kerrygold butter and Dubliner cheddar cheese, Guinness stout, Maggie’s Irish Ale, Jameson Irish Whiskey, Bailey’s Irish Cream, Dearborn Brand sauerkraut, decorated white and green cupcakes, and shamrock plants. “We love to celebrate cultural foods at Busch’s, and our Irish celebration is always enjoyable for guests and associates alike,” said Busch’s Director of Merchandising Chris Romano. “If guests want to cook their favorite Irish dishes, we have all the ingredients they need. But if they prefer, we have a delicious ready-made corned beef meal, they can find
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MSUFCU names winners of 19th annual student art exhibit
EAST LANSING, Mich. (WILX) - The Michigan State University Federal Credit Union held its annual student art exhibit award reception Sunday, recognizing student artists from across mid-Michigan. A total of 181 pieces were submitted from students at 21 mid-Michigan high schools. Awards were presented across several categories, including juried selections...
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Star-Studded: New Hoxeyville Skies fest and Buttermilk Jamboree roll out 2026 lineups
Grahame Lesh headlines a brand new celebration in a familiar location, while a longstanding Michigan music festival embraces some regional favorites. Get the details and more at Local Spins. SCROLL DOWN FOR FESTIVAL LINEUP POSTERS. Since 2011, Buttermilk Jamboree at Circle Pines Center south of Grand Rapids has reveled in...
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This Ann Arbor Restaurant Introduces Diners to Bold Ethiopian Flavors They Won’t Forget
There is a restaurant in downtown Ann Arbor where you eat with your hands, share a single enormous platter with everyone at your table, and leave feeling like you just attended a really good dinner party. The bread is spongy and tangy, the stews are layered with bold spices, and the whole experience feels nothing like a typical night out.
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Quiet Adventures symposium draws outdoor enthusiasts to East Lansing
EAST LANSING, Mich — The Quiet Adventures symposium took place at the MSU Farm Bureau Pavilion in East Lansing, connecting people with resources for kayaking, hiking, camping, and conservation. More than 100 exhibitors and 30 speakers presented ways to enjoy the outdoors without motors. Families like the Bobryk's attended...
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PizzaPazza: A Slice of Joy, Fired at 900 Degrees
There is something reassuring about watching pizza being made well. Not fast-food well. Not novelty well. But traditionally, almost reverently well—dough stretched by hand, tomatoes treated with restraint, a blistering-hot oven doing what centuries of Italian cooks have trusted it to do. At PizzaPazza in Ann Arbor’s Kerrytown, that confidence is the point.
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Must-visit college-town restaurants famous for massive portions
College towns are famous for late nights, packed stadiums, and serious appetites. Across the country, certain restaurants have earned cult status for serving plates that overwhelm trays and challenge even the hungriest students. From stacked deli sandwiches to pizza pies wider than textbooks, these must-visit spots near major campuses deliver...
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Things to do around Ann Arbor in March
As the Ann Arbor community prepares for spring and St. Patrick’s Day festivities, local organizations and businesses are hosting a variety of events throughout the month of March. From film festivals to charity runs, here are nine things happening in Ann Arbor this month. March 6: Fly Fishing Film...
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David Songer’s music career and philanthropy
This week, Chivon Kloepfer catches up with David Songer, a long-time mid-Michigan performer and musician who holds the record with the Detroit Tigers for singing the National Anthem. He has given back to his community for decades with his musical gifts and has helped raise more than $100,000 for the Grand Ledge Opera House. Chivon sits with David to learn even more about his incredible musical career.