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Boys and Girls club group to perform in Detroit
At 2:35 p.m. central time Wednesday, nearly 30 children from our area will be performing on a stage in front of thousands. They are members of the Triple Threat program at the Boys and Girls Club of Glasgow-Barren County. Gabby Hayes said Saturday at the Plaza Theatre in downtown Glasgow...
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Thanksgiving in Metro Detroit 2026: The 100th Parade, Turkey Trots, Game Day & the Long Weekend
Thanksgiving in Detroit is not a quiet holiday — and honestly? We wouldn’t have it any other way! This year it is a milestone: America’s Thanksgiving Parade rolls down Woodward Avenue for the 100th time on Thursday, November 26, 2026, the Lions host the Bears a few blocks away that same afternoon, and the long weekend doubles as opening weekend for half of the holiday season. Here is everything worth planning around — the parade, the turkey trots, game day, Thanksgiving Eve, the weekend openers, and one very local way to give back. Every detail below was checked against the organizer’s or venue’s own page.
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Great Lakes Memorial service held for those lost on Michigan waterways
Mariners’ Church of Detroit held its annual Great Lakes Memorial service at 11 a.m. Sunday. The service comes one year after Mariners’ Church hosted the 50th anniversary commemoration of the sinking of the S.S. Edmund Fitzgerald, one of the worst, and certainly the best-known, maritime tragedies in Great Lakes history. On Nov. 10, 1975, the freighter, then the largest ship on the Great Lakes, sank during a powerful storm on Lake Superior, killing all 29 crew members. The disaster later became the subject of Gordon Lightfoot’s 1976 ballad, “The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald.” The service brought together an international audience of people wanting to pray for, and remember, the lives lost. “The Great Lakes are beautiful and a constant source of inspiration and joy for those of us fortunate enough to live by their shores,” said Rev. Todd Meyer, Mariners’ pastor. “But they can become dangerous and unpredictable in a flash. That’s why we take the time each year to reflect on those lives and to pray for safe passage and recreational enjoyment for all who spend time in and on the water.”