candgnews.com AUGUST 20, 2025 Vol. 36, No. 17
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BEHIND THE WHEEL Warren, Sterling Heights seek defense advisor for Arsenal Alliance BY BRIAN WELLS bwells@candgnews.com
MACOMB COUNTY — Several months after the mayors of the two largest cities in Macomb County signed an agreement aimed at bolstering the defense industry’s ties to the region, they have collaboratively
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launched a national search to fill a key leadership position. The two cities are working together to conduct a search for a defense industry economic development advisor to drive the work of the Arsenal Alliance, a regional initiative aimed at growing the defense industry See ADVISOR on page 21A
The cities of Warren and Sterling Heights have launched a national search to fill a key role for the Arsenal Alliance, a $500,000 agreement between the two cities signed in April aimed at growing the defense industry in southeast Michigan. File photo by Brian Wells
The city of Sterling Heights is looking to update its current lifestyle magazine. In addition to more content, the new magazine will move from three issues a year to four. Image provided by the city of Sterling Heights
City Council votes to update, modernize ‘Lifestyle’ magazine BY BRIAN WELLS bwells@candgnews.com
Residents of Sterling Heights will soon be getting the city’s lifestyle magazine in a new, modernized format. At its Aug. 6 meeting, the City Council voted to accept a proposal for the design and print production of a new magazine. The city’s Community Relations Department, in
See LIFESTYLE on page 18A
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an attempt to evolve and maximize the channels and formats for reaching and engaging with residents and businesses, has created a plan to replace the Sterling Heights Magazine, which gets mailed to residents three times a year. The new magazine, which will be named Sterling Heights Lifestyle, will be mailed to residents four times a year and will be a high quality, full-color magazine integrating the city’s quality-of-life programming and
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