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Santa's Magic Forest open through December 23

Santa’s Magic Forest is open at the Heritage Park Activity Building, 12111 Pardee Road. “Downriver’s finest holiday display” welcomes visitors Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays through December 23.

The Magic Forest is a...

TSX Winter Soccer registration opens December 10

Drop off your letters to Santa at the Recreation Department

Miniature cattle are coming to the Heritage Park Petting Farm

Miniature cattle – two of them to be exact – are coming to the Heritage Park Petting Farm in the very near future.

Mayor Rick Sollars brought forth the resolution to purchase them and City Council agreed unanimously during its Tuesday, December 4 meeting. ...

UniFirst to buy property along Inkster, build $15M high-tech facility

UniFirst Corporation and the City of Taylor have taken the initial steps toward creating a new $15M investment in the City, along with keeping hundreds of jobs here.

City Council unanimously approved the sale of nearly 10 acres of land on the east side of ...

US Ecology donates $1,500 to Fire Department

Representatives from US Ecology recently donated $1,500 to the Taylor Fire Department.

The donation was made during the November 20 City Council meeting, as members of the US Ecology staff met with Deputy Chief Stan Pochron. The donation will be used to pu...

Champion Taylor Seahawks honored by Mayor Sollars and City Council

During its November 20 meeting of the City Council, the City of Taylor honored the Taylor Seahawks JV Football Team for winning the Junior Varsity title of the Downriver Youth Football League. It marked the first time a youth football team from Taylor won...

City Council accepting resumes for vacant City Council position

The City of Taylor is currently accepting resumes for a City Council vacancy opening January 1, 2019.

This vacancy was caused by the election Alex Garza, the current City Council chairman, to the state legislature. State Rep.-elect Garza submitted his resi...

Mayor welcomes BJ's Wholesale Club to Trader's Pointe

Mayor Rick Sollars of the City of Taylor is happy to announce the additional of BJ’s Wholesale Club to the new Trader’s Pointe development at Eureka Road and I-75. BJ’s Wholesale made the announcement yesterday (Tuesday, Nove...

Holiday Craft & Vendor Show scheduled for December 1

Heritage Park Petting Farm cow Gracie passes away at 11 years old

Gracie, the largest member of the Heritage Park Petting Farm, was humanely euthanized by a visiting veterinarian this morning (Thursday, November 15) after a long battle with illnesses related to age. The Jersey Cow was 11 years old.

Gracie had been losing...

ChristNet provides temporary housing assistance

Jeremy prefers to stay to himself.  He lives in a tent in the woods and collects bottles and cans to get the spending money he needs each day.  Sometimes, though, he needs a little extra help to get by.  That’s when he...

City street sweeping schedule extended, weather permitting

The following is an extension of the fall's street sweeping schedule in the City of Taylor. Please refer to the dates and then to the map.

NOVEMBER:

Nov. 1-  Section 1

2- 20 and 23

5- Major roads Goddard, Holland, Trolley West

6- Mayor roads Pardee, P...

State of Michigan removes Driver Responsibility Fees

On October 1, the State of Michigan eliminated all existing Driver Responsibility Fees (DRF) and will no longer collect the fees. The repeal of the DRF law allows a driver to apply for reinstatement of their driving privileges provided they are otherwise ...

U.S. Census Bureau hiring assistants

The United State Census Bureau is currently accepting applications for assists to aid in the 2020 census campaign.

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Taylor Police are asking the public for assistance in identifying a suspect in an armed robbery

Taylor Police are asking the public for assistance in identifying a suspect in an armed robbery.

The man in the photo threatened a cashier at knife point during a robbery at 7-Eleven, 20945 Ecorse Road, on October 1.  He stole cash and cigarettes....

Volunteers sought to clean Knope Farmhouse basement

The Taylor Historical Society is seeking volunteers to help it clean out the basement of the old Knope Farmhouse in Heritage Park. Members of the Historical Society will be at the house starting at 1 p.m. on Sunday, October 21.

City Councilwoman Caroline P...

City Clerk clarifies misleading allegations about ballot handling across the state

A recent story on a Metropolitan Detroit online site questioned the handling of absentee ballots in the State of Michigan. Cindy Bower, the City Clerk in Taylor, wants to make sure that voters understand the process heading into the November General Elect...

Students sought for Hallow-Palooza Costume Contest

Join us for a chance to win prizes during the 2018 Hallow-Palooza On October 26 at Heritage Park.

Taylor High School students (residents only) come disguised in your Halloween best for some hair-raising fun.

Rules: Taylor High School students, who are also ...

Family-style Italian restaurant to locate on Pardee and Goddard corner

The old White Rhino Bar on the corner of Goddard Road and Pardee is going to be totally remodeled and will reopen under new ownership as “Salute Bar & Trattoria.” Work on the building, which has already started, may be finished as soon as the end of t...

Rotary Club's Operation Warmth now in 10th year

This fall, over 300 children from low income families will receive brand-new winter coats courtesy of The Taylor Rotary Club.  This will be the 10th consecutive year that the Taylor Rotary Club has partnered with Operation Warm, a national non-pr...

DUWA assumes ownership, oversight of sewage disposal system

The Downriver Utility Wastewater Authority (DUWA) is pleased to announce that today (September 27) it has closed on a long-anticipated transaction to assume ownership and oversight of the Downriver Sewage Disposal System serving 13 tributary communities (...

Fall street sweeping schedule is announced

The following is this fall's street sweeping schedule. Please refer to the dates and then to the map.

October:

(First week focuses on major roads)

1- Goddard, Holland, Trolley West

2- Pardee, Plaza South, Superior

3- Beech Daly, Brest, Universal, Delta

4- Wick,...

Girls learn to play hockey begins in September at TSX

Learn to Skate at the TSX

The Taylor Sportsplex is hosting its popular Learn to Skate USA classes, with two sessions offered in the fall, one in the winter and a spring mini-session available.

Registration is $70 per session per skater, with family plans offered.

Fall Session 1 clas...

Cleaning of Jacques Drain should eliminate future flooding issues

The Jacques Drain, which caused flooding in the Charter Oaks subdivision and surrounding areas, is being cleaned out.

Wayne County contractor Chevrette Gradall (Temperance) began the clean up of the Jacques Drain south of Brest Road yesterday (Wednesday, S...

Official recount confirms Alex Garza as winner in Democratic primary

An official recount of the absentee votes in the City of Taylor’s August 7 Primary Election for the Democratic Party candidate in the 12th District State Representative’s race confirmed Alex Garza as the winner, with totals very simila...

'Gracie' the cow under medical care for age-related weight-loss issues

The staff at the Heritage Park Petting Farm reports that its longtime Jersey Dairy Cow, “Gracie,” is under medical care for what appears to be age-related weight-loss issues.

Gracie is an 11-year-old Jersey Dairy Cow who was rescued fro...

City Council OKs contract to continue build-out of new 'Fletcher Discovery Trail'

City Council on August 8 approved a contract between with Michigan Department of Transportation and the City of Taylor to continue the build-out of what is commonly known as the new Fletcher Discovery Trail, a series of non-motorized pathways that will ev...

City seeks to fill open seat on Board of Ethics

The City of Taylor is currently accepting applications for an open seat on the Ethics Board. This is an unpaid, voluntary position.

The Board of Ethics prescribes a standard of conduct for public officers and employees to promote public confidence in publi...

DeSmet is now director of Probation Department at 23rd District Court

Steve DeSmet has been promoted to director of the Probation Department at the 23rd District Court.

In order to help focus the department, DeSmet collaborated with the staff to introduce the following new mission statement:

“The mission of the 23rd...

Chinese Taipei wins sixth straight JLWS crown 2-0 over Texas

The dynasty continues! For the sixth straight year, a team from Chinese Taipei has captured the world championship of the Junior League Baseball World Series.

The Shing-Ming Junior Little League of Taoyuan, Chinese Taipei, edged Lufkin, Texas, 2-0, in Sund...

Rotary Club program launches businesses, mentors entrepreneurs

In late spring, the Rotary Clubs of Taylor and Trenton formed a group-lending partnership to help six area entrepreneurs with free small business training, micro-loans of up to $2,500 each, business mentoring by local Rotarians, and networking opportuniti...

2018 JLWS down to the Final Four teams

The final four is set for the 38th annual Junior League Baseball World Series. Two games are scheduled for Saturday (August 18) at Taylor’s Heritage Park to determine the United States and International championships for 2018.

The winners of Satu...

Good2Great Neighborhood Program finishing up in Area #3, eyeing new location

The Good to Great Neighborhood Program is currently finishing up in Area No. 3, located between Brest, Beech Daly, Wick and Holland-Cape Cod. Once it is finished, the City will announce Area No. 4.

Since the beginning of the year, City departments have coo...

Texas faces Chinese Taipei for world championship

The United States champions from Lufkin, Texas, will challenge the International champions from Chinese Taipei for the world championship of the 38th annual Junior League Baseball World Series at noon today at Taylor’s Heritage Park.

The game fea...

Early Literacy Station AWE Computers at library are result of WCCCD-Taylor partnership

The ongoing partnership between the City of Taylor and the Wayne County Community College District is continuing to pay dividends. On Tuesday, July 31, a ceremonial ribbon-cutting was held to officially open the Early Literacy Station AWE Computers at the...

National Weather Service confirms tornado touched down in City

The National Weather Service has confirmed that an EF-0 tornado touched down near the corner of Pardee and Eureka Road at 12:44 a.m. Tuesday, July 31.

Several buildings were damaged near that corner as winds between 65 and 85 mph hit in the midst of a huge...

Conservatory Music & Art in the Gardens will finish the season with special shows

David Zinn

Michael Bennett

There is something for everyone at Taylor Conservatory Foundation’s Music & Art in the Gardens summer concert series on Wednesday evenings – sensational music, gorgeous gardens, beautiful art, spectacular c...

DTE to begin herbicide program in July

As part of DTE’s tree trim program, it will begin herbicide treatment across Taylor this month.  

DTE estimates that two-thirds of power outages are due to problematic vegetation around power lines.

Here are some highlights:

• Communication ...

MLive article calls Lakes of Taylor Golf Course one of most challenging in Michigan

Writing for MLive, Peter J. Wallner and Brendan Savage called the Lakes of Taylor Golf Course is one of the most challenging courses in the State of Michigan.

The article, which focused essentially on public courses in the Lower Peninsula, noted that the L...

Training Thursdays: Healthy Taylor's Ultimate Free Fitness Party scheduled throughout July

Training Thursdays: Healthy Taylor's Ultimate Free Fitness Party, is scheduled on July 12, 19 and 26 at the Sheridan Center Open Air Pavilion in Heritage Park.

The three-part series will include Zumba, Fit Camp and Boot Camp routines in the following order...

Water main project to begin on Katherine Street July 23

Water main improvements on Katherine Street from Haskell Street south to Wick Road are scheduled to begin the week of July 23, 2018. The work to be done between Mary Street and Wick Road will primarily involve a widely-used construction operation known as...

Menards opens on southern most portion of the new Trader's Pointe development

The new Taylor Menards held a soft grand opening last night (Monday, June 25) for area contractors and officials.

"We're super excited," Mayor Rick Sollars said during a brief ceremony. "I know you guys (at Menards) said you were ex...

Lakes of Taylor, Taylor Meadows upgrades food offerings by hiring new chef

Chef Robert Young has come a long way, both literally and figuratively, since he started washing dishes in a British hotel as a 14-year-old teenager. After a storied career at some of the Midwest’s best eateries, he was recently hired as the Tay...

Telegraph Cruise scheduled for Saturday, July 28

Hot rodders and classic car enthusiasts and spectators from throughout Southeast Michigan converge on Telegraph Road for the annual cruise on the fourth Saturday of July each year. Many cars and crowds will also gather the evening before for an unofficial...

Commissioner presents flags to district court

Wayne County Commissioner Raymond Basham recently donated a pair of flags to 23rd District Court in Taylor. The photo captures Judge Joseph Slaven, Court Administrator Deanna Warunek and Basham. The state and federal flags had been displayed in Basham&...

Get ready for a big Taylor Summer Festival this weekend!

The 2018 Taylor Summer Festival (June 28-July 1) packs nothing but excitement into four days at Heritage Park. Concerts, hot air balloons, color run, fishing fun, great food and, of course, the annual Masco Summer Fireworks Display will be packed into the...

Good2Great Neighborhood Program work continues in Area #2

Good to Great Neighborhood Program work continues in Area #2 of the campaign, which is focused on the neighborhoods between Monroe, Van Born, Pelham and the I-94 freeway.

The Good to Great program maximizes the strength and focus of community improvement b...

New volunteer cleanup effort mirrors Good to Great Neighborhood Program, and starts at Papp Park

In collaboration with the new Good to Great Neighborhood Program, Life Bridge Church and City are partnering in an effort to clean and beautify city parks, beginning with Papp Park on the Taylor’s northwest corner.

The “Pilot Clean Up&a...

Big Ray Haywood and the Motor City Kings kick off 'Music and Art in the Gardens 2018'

"Music and Art In The Gardens 2018" begins it's weekly Wednesday night concert and art series at the Taylor Conservatory & Botanical Gardens on June 6. 

An crowd favorite, Big Ray Haywood, a native of Taylor, and the Motor City Kings...

Mayor Sollars, chiefs Blair and Portis will be panel members during Kiwanis Club's Town Hall

Good to Great Neighborhood Program putting final touches on pilot area

The City of Taylor’s Good to Great Neighborhood Program's putting the finishing touches on Area #1, it's pilot area. The pilot area, which is located between Westlake, Goddard, Beech Daly and Haig streets, is scheduled to be finished by the end ...

Good to Great Neighborhood Program to finish pilot area in late May

The pilot area of the City of Taylor’s Good to Great Neighborhood Program continues to progress toward a late-May finish.

When the program finishes in the pilot area, which is located between Westlake, Goddard, Beech Daly and Haig streets, it wil...

Good to Great Neighborhood Program to move into City's northeast region in June

Completion of the pilot area of the Good to Great Neighborhood Program is scheduled for late May. In June, the City of Taylor will move the program to a second area (Area #2) of the community, located in the northeast end between Monroe, Van Born, Pelham ...

New City budget continues to emphasize key services, unassigned fund balance

The City of Taylor recently adopted its 2018-19 general budget brought forward by Mayor Rick Sollars and approved by City Council, 7-0, during a vote May 1.

"This budget is the result of a lot of hard work by not only the City Council and the administ...

'Cop on a Corner' sessions are next part of Good to Great Neighborhood Program

As part of the Good to Great Neighborhood Program, Taylor Police will be holding meet-and-greet sessions with residents in the pilot area on Wednesday, May 16, and Saturday, May 19. The pilot area is located between Westlake, Goddard, Beech Daly and Haig ...

Soil borings to be performed along Eureka Road beginning May 7

Somat Engineering, Inc. will be performing soil boring activities beginning the week of May 7, at 11 locations where access driveways on the north side of Eureka Road cross the Frank and Poet Drain. 

The locations, shown on the "Proposed Soil...

New Good to Great Neighborhood Program continues in pilot area

The City of Taylor's new Good to Great Neighborhood Program continues to make its way through the designed "pilot area" with a tentative completion date of June 1.

When the program finishes in the pilot area, which is between Westlake, Goddard, B...

Sewer cleaning and televising continues in certain areas of Taylor

The City of Taylor recently obtained a grant through the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality to conduct a sewer cleaning and television inspection program for sanitary sewers in theCity of Taylor.The purpose of the program is to assess the existi...

Taylor Police to kick off 'Hope Not Handcuffs' campaign on Tuesday, March 20

A kick off for the Taylor Police Department's “Hope Not Handcuffs” program will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, March 20, in the City Council Chambers located on the first floor of Taylor City Hall, 23555 Goddard (east of Telegraph, at Pine...

Wahlburgers hosts City of Taylor employees for test run; will open April 19

Mayor Rick Sollars and the employees of the City of Taylor would like to thank the owners and staff at Wahlburgers for using them as willing guinea pigs today (Wednesday, April 18) during the new location’s test run before opening from 11 a.m.-1...

Animal shelter now back to accepting animals

After a lengthy closure for cleaning and improvements, the Taylor Animal Shelter, 25555 Northline Road, is now back to accepting animals as of today, Monday, April 2.

While the shelter was closed, animals were transferred to the Michigan Humane Society&...

Goddard Road to be resurfaced in the spring

One of the City’s biggest road improvement projects will begin this spring, when Goddard Road, between Telegraph and Pardee, is resurfaced. The project was officially approved by unanimous vote of City Council during its February 6 meeting.

A con...

Animal shelter, after cleaning and modifications, to reopen Monday, March 26

The Taylor Animal Shelter, 25555 Northline Road, reopens for full business tomorrow (Monday, March 26). The shelter has been closed for over two weeks for deep cleaning as well as some building and operational modifications.

The shelter reopens with an emp...

U.S. Rep. Debbie Dingell, Librarian of Congress Dr. Carla Hayden visit library

Host team being added to 2018 JLWS

A host team is being added to the annual Junior League World Series, which has been hosted by Taylor since its inception.

The announcement came earlier this week, as the Little League International Tournament noted two new expansion changes in 2018 that wi...

New COPS grant will added four Taylor Police officers

The City of Taylor continues to make safety a priority by adding key crime-fighting initiatives and staffing in the Police Department.

A Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) grant proposed by Mayor Rick Sollars and Police Chief John Blair was unanim...

Growing Great Gardens celebrates 10th year

The 10th annual Growing Great Gardens Conference (GGG) is scheduled from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. March 17 at Wayne County Community College District’s Downriver Campus, 21000 Northline.

The Taylor Conservatory Foundation, Taylor Garden Club and Wayne Co...

Wayne County seeking locations of potholes

Fish & Loaves celebrate 10th anniversary; Mayor Sollars among honorees

The 10th anniversary of the Fish & Loaves Community Food Pantry serving the nutritional needs of hungry people in Taylor and six surrounding communities will be celebrated on Thursday, February 8, at the Crystal Park banquet facility at 17009 Champaig...

Flags lowered for fallen Detroit officer

Gov. Rick Snyder has ordered U.S and Michigan flags to be lowered to half-staff on Friday, Feb. 2, on all state buildings and within the state Capitol complex in honor of Detroit Police Officer Glenn Doss, Jr., who was killed in the line of duty Sunday, J...

City separates from TASKK animal group

The City of Taylor has decided to immediately separate from the Volunteers of the Taylor Animal Shelter (commonly referred to as TASKK), an animal support group. City officials thank the group for their support of the Taylor Animal Shelter, but constant d...

Facebook account of police incident proves fictitious

Allegations posted on Facebook yesterday against a Taylor Police officer who was questioning a man at the I-94-Telegraph Road interchange have been proven to be fictitious.

After viewing the secure dash cam video from the patrol car of the entire incident,...

City introduces new 'video tour' on website

A new “Welcome to the City of Taylor Tour” has been added to the City of Taylor’s official website, Mayor Rick Sollars announced today.

The addition is the result of months of preparation by the City and its partner, CGI Commu...

2018 Downriver Water Photo Contest

The Focus on Downriver Water photo contest begins on January 1, 2018 and runs all year long. Each month there will be a new photo prompt and prize. Winning pictures will be displayed in the next Alliance of Downriver Watersheds Community Calendar. Every m...

UPDATED: SNOW EMERGENCY in the City has ended

The citywide SNOW EMERGENCY is now over (as of Wednesday, December 27, 2017).

Preston: The right fit for the right family

Danny McWilliams was looking for the perfect family. They were delivered right before Christmas in the form of Shannon Edwards and her two children, Luke and Moriah, right here in Taylor.

Call it a perfect fit.

McWilliams, an officer with the Baytown (Texas...

P.E.P. Talks to begin in January 2018

The Taylor CERT Program will be working alongside the Taylor Fire Department to bring area residents PEP (Personal Emergency Preparedness) Talks.  

These will take place once a month and cover a range of topics from putting out fires and Home Safe...

Standout residents honored by City Council

A pair of outstanding Taylor residents, George Gouth and Gerald Ziemba, were honored with proclamations by the City of Taylor during the past two City Council meetings.

Gouth (above), Taylor's noted historian, was honored by council during its December 5, ...

City of Taylor officially opposes modifications to deep-injection well

The City Council last night (December 5, 2017) voted unanimously to oppose proposed modifications to the existing permits of Environmental Geo-Technologies' deep-injection well in neighboring Romulus.

The firm is attempting to modify its existing permits, ...

Measurement Incorporated to hold open house; will hire approximately 100

Measurement Incorporated’s Taylor Scoring Center, located in the Taylor Commons Shopping Center in Ecorse Road, east of Monroe, will be hosting an Open House from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Tuesday, December 5.  

The location is seeking to hire...

Blair named new police chief; Hopper deputy chief

Mayor Rick Sollars, in a surprise public announcement during the 2017 Inaugural Ceremonies Tuesday night (November 14), named John Blair (above) as Taylor’s newest police chief. Richard “Rick” Hopper was named deputy chief.

Ma...

Sollars family makes donation to Animal Shelter

Mayor Rick Sollars and his wife, Alicia, donated bedding, food and toys for the adopter of the Taylor Animal Shelter's Cane Corso, Ersa.

Ersa was paraded around City Hall by Animal Control Officer Lanny Hall yesterday and found a fan in the mayor, who has ...

Southland Mall makes unique donation to Veterans Museum

Ever wonder where all the coins go after they are thrown into the fountains inside Southland Center? Over $1,100 worth ended up with the Friends of the Taylor Veterans Museum this week.

Southland Mall periodically cleans out the fountains and donates the c...

Avoid contaminating your recyclables

The City of Taylor and its curbside waste collection contractor, GFL (Green For Life Environmental), take recycling very seriously. Therefore, it is important to send along occasional reminders about important guidelines that improve our recycling efforts...

Taylor Chevrolet partners with City to donate to Red Cross for hurricane relief

General Manager Mark Montante of Taylor Chevrolet partnered with the City of Taylor during its September "Cruze for a Cause" campaign. As a result, $1,195 was donated Tuesday to the American Red Cross to aid hurricane relief efforts.

Montante, al...

23rd District Court in Taylor Offering New Online Resolution of Traffic Citations

Taylor motorists now have the opportunity to settle traffic tickets more quickly and efficiently through an innovative online resolution system the district court is launching. Instead of having to wait in line at the courthouse, citizens can now access t...

Wayne County offers distressed property owners tax options

The Wayne County Treasurer's Office is offering distressed property owners tax options to avoid foreclosure.

The county offers the Distressed Owner-Occupant Extension, Interest Reduction Stipulated Payment Agreement and Stipulated Payment Agreement options...

Latest TAP grant to focus on creation of Telegraph-Ecorse sidewalk

"Goat Trails" along Telegraph Road

SEMCOG has selected the City for another Transportation Alternative Program (TAP) grant that will focus on constructing sidewalks along Telegraph Road, under Ecorse Road and nearby railway overpass.

Mayor Rick So...

2017 PASER study ranks City's streets

The City of Taylor recently completed its 2017 Pavement Surface Evaluation and Rating (PASER) study, which will lead to future road repairs in the community as part of a 10-year comprehensive plan.

The City is required to do a PASER study every two years. ...

Welcome booklet now available to residents

A new "Welcome to the City of Taylor" informational booklet is now available online. 

Click here for online and downloadable versions

"People should find this publication informative and very helpful,"said Mayor Rick Sollars. &q...

Sunday brunch? Try the Lake House Grille at the Lakes of Taylor

Looking for a midday adventure on Sunday?

Are you looking for some good food after attending church service? Or a place to grab brunch while catching some of the early National Football League games on television? Sunday brunch can be a busy time across th...

Chinese Taipei wins sixth straight JLWS title, edging Texas, 2-0

The dynasty continues! For the sixth straight year, a team from Chinese Taipei has captured the world championship of the Junior League Baseball World Series.

The Shing-Ming Junior Little League of Taoyuan, Chinese Taipei, edged Lufkin, Texas, 2-0, in Sund...

Texas faces Chinese Taipei for world championship

The United States champions from Lufkin, Texas, will challenge the International champions from Chinese Taipei for the world championship of the 38th annual Junior League Baseball World Series at noon today at Taylor’s Heritage Park.

The game fea...

We're down to the Final Four teams in the 2018 JLWS

The final four is set for the 38th annual Junior League Baseball World Series. Two games are scheduled for Saturday (August 18) at Taylor’s Heritage Park to determine the United States and International championships for 2018.

The winners of Satu...

Rain delays starts for today's games at the JLWS (August 16)

Fans of the Junior League World Series should note that the starting times for today’s games for August 16 have been changed, due to the rain in the Detroit region.

USA West (California) and USA Central (Illinois) will now begin play at 6 p.m., n...

Four teams face must-win games today in JLWS

The 38th annual Junior League Baseball World Series is down to six teams with world championship dreams. Two must-win games are set today at Taylor’s Heritage Park.

The week-long international tournament for the best teams of 13- and 14-year-old ...

Four teams eliminated from championship contention on Tuesday

Suddenly, the Junior League Baseball World Series is down to eight teams. Four teams were eliminated from contention on Tuesday. Four more games on Wednesday at Taylor’s  Heritage Park will limit the field even further.

The week-long int...

Tension builds as teams face championship elimination today (August 14)

There may be a bit of tension today at World Series Field. Four games are scheduled and the losing team in each game will be eliminated from contention in the Junior League Baseball World Series at Taylor’s Heritage Park.

The week-long internatio...

Will Day 2 hold form after a wild opening slate of games?

Four teams will make their debut today in the 38th annual Junior League Youth Baseball World Series at Taylor’s Heritage Park, 12111 Pardee Road.

Day two of the international week-long tournament comes after one of the most exciting opening days ...

Opening ceremonies kick off at 8 p.m. Saturday, August 11

Opening ceremonies of the Junior League Baseball World Series begin about 8 p.m. Saturday, August 11. The event is open to the public at no cost. Tournament organizers are counting on local fans to make visitors feel welcome. Admission is free.

The ceremon...

2018 JLWS ready to roll after last year's exciting finish

Jack Regenye's amazing catch

A year after Chinese Taipei won its fifth straight world championship and an outfielder from Pennsylvania stole a guaranteed home run by making the “catch of the Millennium,” the Junior League Baseball World...

Junior League Baseball World Series set to return to Taylor, Mich., for 38th straight year

TAYLOR, MICHIGAN – For the 38th consecutive year, the best teams of 13- and 14-year-old baseball players will compete for the world championship of Junior League Baseball during the 2018 Junior League World Series at Taylor’s Heritage ...

Teams firming up for 38th annual JLWS

Six of the 12 teams have qualified for the 38th annual Junior League World Series, which holds its opening ceremonies on Saturday, August 11, at Heritage Park in Taylor. Here's how things look thus far:

Junior League Baseball World Series Schedule &nda...

Chinese Taipei claims 37th JLWS crown

The Shing-Ming Junior Little League all-stars from Taoyuan City have won the fifth straight Junior League Baseball World Series for Chinese Taipei.

The International champions of the 13- and 14-year-old division of Little League baseball defeated the USA c...

For Marty Ort, the game is the love of his life

Marty Ort has been involved in baseball his whole life. He played T-ball at age 5 in the Scranton Central City Little League in Pennsylvania and played baseball until age 12.

At 13, he volunteered to operate the pitching machine for younger players. Two ye...

Browntown Township resident serves as volunteer umpire

For 35-year veteran umpire Mike Roach, it’s the young ballplayers who keep him doing what he loves.

Roach, a 59-year-old Brownstown resident and an auto line worker for Ford Motor Co. since 1994, has been volunteering at the Junior League Basebal...

It's Pennsylvania vs. Chinese Tapei for the 37th JLWS title

The world championship of the 37th annual Junior League Baseball World Series will be determined today at Taylor’s Heritage Park.

USA champion Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, will play International champion Taoyuan City, Chinese Taipei, at noon.

He...

International, USA champs to be determined Saturday

The 2017 International and United States champions of the Junior League Baseball World Series will be determined Saturday at Taylor’s Heritage Park.Only three games remain in the eight-day international tournament for the best teams of 13- and 1...

Texas player wins home run derby contest

Garrett Graham of the Wylie Little League junior all-stars in Abilene, Texas, won the annual Home Run Derby held during the Junior League World Series.

Graham and Luis Ortega of Yabucoa, Puerto Rico, hit four of their five balls off the tee for home runs a...

Key rain outs to be played today at 4 and 7 p.m.

Two key rained-out games scheduled for Thursday will be made up today at the 37th annual Junior League Baseball World Series at Taylor’s Heritage Park.

Only five games remain in the international tournament for the best teams of 13- and 14-year-o...

Asia-Pacific, USA East claim slots in International and USA finals

The defending Junior League world champions from Taoyuan, Chinese Taipei, and the USA East champs from Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, have punched their tickets to the International and USA championship games, respectively, during the Junior League Basebal...

JLWS field begins to narrow

Every game matters! That’s been the status every day this week during the Junior League Baseball World Series at Taylor’s Heritage Park.

The action continues today with four games with huge implications. Two more teams will be eliminate...

Day 3 features trio of key games

Three teams will be eliminated from competition today, while three keep going at the Junior League Baseball World Series at Taylor’s Heritage Park.

Tuesday is day three of the eight-day international tournament for the best teams of 13- and 14-ye...

Czech Republic, Venezuela and Pennsylvania set to debut in Junior League Baseball World Series

Championship teams from Czech Republic, Venezuela and Pennsylvania will make their 2017 debut in the Junior League Baseball World Series at Taylor’s Heritage Park.

Monday is day two of the eight-day international tournament for the best teams of ...

Series returns to Taylor for 37th year

For the 37th consecutive year, the best teams of 13- and 14-year-old baseball players will compete for the Junior League Baseball World Series this week at Taylor’s Heritage Park.

Opening ceremonies of the annual spectacle are set for about 8 p.m...

Opening Ceremonies are Saturday for Junior League Baseball World Series in Taylor

Opening ceremonies of the 37th annual Junior League Baseball World Series are set for 8 p.m. Saturday on World Series Field at Taylor’s Heritage Park, 12111 Pardee Road.

The nighttime event is open to the public and tournament organizers are coun...

Junior League World Series recycles plastic bottle caps to turn them into high-quality benches

Collecting and recycling plastic bottle caps has turned into a grand slam for organizers of the Junior League Baseball World Series in Taylor.

Thousands of pounds of the caps have been turned into 10 high-quality, heavy-duty, 185-pound, six-foot benches th...

Opening ceremonies scheduled for Saturday night, August 12

Opening ceremonies for the 2017 Junior League World Series are scheduled for Saturday night, August 12.

The ceremonies will be held at the JLWS Field, located in Heritage Park.

Included will be introductions, dignitaries and fireworks.

JLWS: Did you know?

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2017 Junior League World Series' games to begin August 13

The games of the 37th annual Junior League Baseball World Series get under way August 13-20 at World Series Field in Taylor’s Heritage Park.

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An alarm system can provide valuable protection if installed correctly and used responsibly.  

An alarm is a major factor when a thief picks a target – most would prefer to go where there is no alarm. Nevertheless, an alarm can never rep...