There is nothing quite so delicious as a ripe, juicy Michigan peach. Macomb County, Michigan residents can eat their fill of the luscious fruit this weekend at the 76th Annual Michigan Peach Festival in Romeo, Michigan. The festivities begin on Thursday, August 30 and run through Monday, September 3.

The eighth annual Bath City Festival is in full swing in Macomb County, Michigan this weekend. Kicking off Friday, August 24 and continuing through Saturday, August, 25, you can join the fun in downtown Mt. Clemens, Michigan. The festival celebrates Mt. Clemens history and is named for its early reputation as the Mineral Bath Capital of the World.

Learn about Macomb County, Michigan water resources while enjoying a relaxing cruise on the Clinton River and Lake St. Clair. The annual MSU Extension cruise casts off Tuesday, August 28, from 1:00 to 4:30 p.m. Boarding starts at 12:30 p.m. at the Clinton River Cruise Company located at 152 North River Road in Mt. Clemens, Michigan.

Cost is $20 for adults and $12 for youth ages 7 to 17. Children under 7 are not permitted to attend. Light refreshments will be available for purchase during the cruise. Reservations are required; for information, call 586-469-6430.

Dubbed the Best Little Country Fair in Michigan, the 135th Annual Armada Fair opens in Macomb County, Michigan this week. The fair kicks off Tuesday, August 14 and runs through Sunday, August 19.

Every year the Armada Fair brings the community together to celebrate agricultural achievements, educate and promote agriculture, give our youth a chance to shine, and just have some good old country fun. As always, you'll find lots to do at the fair.

Spend a delightful day in Macomb County, Michigan this weekend at the Shelby Township 24th Annual Art Fair. From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, August 11-12, the Shelby Township Municipal Grounds will be transformed into a feast for the eyes with more than 100 booths featuring a dazzling array of fine arts and quality crafts.

Macomb County, Michigan children will be starting back to school soon and collegiates are leaving for university campuses. Macomb County families are getting ready for another school year. The Macomb County Health Department reminds you to schedule your family's annual immunizations before school starts.  

The bases are loaded in Macomb County, Michigan. The Macomb County Library is on first, the American Library Association on second and the Baseball Hall of Fame on third. Macomb County children and adults are choosing to Step Up to the Plate at the Macomb County Library, hoping to hit one out of the park as part of a new national literacy program. One lucky slugger may hit a home run and win the national prize, a trip to the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York.

Sterling Heights brings Macomb County, Michigan residents a feast for the ears, eyes and palate this week. The annual Sterlingfest Art & Jazz Fair will be swinging at City Center from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. this Thursday through Saturday, August 2-4. City Center is located at Dodge Park and Utica Roads in Sterling Heights, Michigan.

A new school year is fast approaching in Macomb County, Michigan. It's time to think about getting your children ready for school. The Macomb County Health Department is offering free hearing and vision screening to children entering kindergarten this fall. Proper hearing and vision are critical to school success.

Macomb County Voice releases rare insider information.Here is something you never hear about. If you are interested in flipping homes for profit and investing your money for a good return, try flipping new construction homes! With the downturn in the Macomb County real estate market, there are many builders that are going through major foreclosures, as we speak! In Macomb County, right now, there are well over 100 subdivisions sitting stagnant. Macomb County new construction can be bought at short sale and the builders are happy to get out from under their many specs and projects.