Gardening, landscaping and senior living are this issue’s themes. We’re delighted to spotlight ways our community is flourishing.
On February 2, Plymouth residents enjoyed the 30th annual Fire & Ice winter festival. Activities took place on Parkers Lake. Participants enjoyed a bonfire, s'mores and hot chocolate. A finale of fireworks was sponsored by the Plymouth Civic League.
Nicole Dietman is the owner and operator of Buffalo Rock Winery, and for most of the year, she is also the sole employee.
Everyone wants their yard and garden to look beautiful and enhance the aesthetics of their home. And who doesn’t want to contribute to a healthy ecosystem?
Warmer temperatures extend an invitation to create livable spaces beyond the patio doors and into our gardens and yard.
Pantone's 2019 Color of the Year is Living Coral. Here are some ways to weave the color into your home's palette.
More and more, home and boutique hotel bathrooms are welcoming soaker tubs, some of which offer jets and other options.
Whether you’re building a home from the blueprints of your dreams or remodeling a house to suit your family’s needs and wants, we want to help you relax.
Velvet has been around for ages, and while its use on furniture took a backseat for a time, it's now popular again.
Plov, pierogi and more are must-haves when it comes to Russian cuisine.
Alla Grig, who operates Nick's Wrap City Cafe and Cafe i494, provides Russian food to aging immigrants from the former Soviet Union.
For basketball fans, the Prep Battle at the Lakes is not to be missed. “It’s the biggest boys tournament for club basketball in the state,” says Nick Carroll, co-founder of Prep Hoops.
The photo took second place in the City Landmarks division of our Picture Plymouth photo contest.
Card game groups, a biking club, a watercolor workshop and more are on offer at the community center.
Jennifer Ehlert, installation project manager for Metro Blooms/Blue Thumb, offers tips for a garden that looks great and supports pollinators.
Prep Hoops now operates in 31 states for boys basketball, eight states for girls basketball, and seven states for volleyball, through Prep Dig.
Doing good has always been part of Plymouth’s Northwest Islamic Community Center’s (NWICC) mission. Now they're working with Interfaith Outreach to help seniors of all faiths.
ClickSWITCH works with over 350 businesses in all 50 states and Canada, and won the Benzinga Fintech Award in 2018.
Plymouth resident Larry Temple’s first novel, 100 Days of Terror, a suspense thriller, has been winning awards and is being read as far away as Estonia and Australia.
Six local Girl Scouts modeled traditional tribal dress representing Imara teen moms.
The Jewish holiday of Passover begins this year on the evening of April 19, with the seder meal, when families gather, recount the story of the liberation of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt and enjoy a festive meal.
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