April Morton

3 days ago | clickondetroit.com | April Morton

Breaking down social media beauty adviceIf you’re on social media, chances are you are bombarded with daily, attention-getting beauty hacks and tutorials. Many of them go viral, but millions of views do not necessarily mean the advice is good, or even safe. Local 4 Lifestyle Editor Jon Jordan breaks down social media “hacks” and “wacks.” “Hack means it’s a clever tip, trick or shortcut...wack means, something irrational, of poor quality, bad or uncool,” said Jordan.

4 days ago | clickondetroit.com | April Morton

Offering indoor Pickleball and Golf SimulatorsWhen Neal and Dawn Check was seeking out a space to open a golf simulator center, the Universe had much bigger plans. “We wanted to find a building that was 8,000 sq. ft. to put indoor golf,” said Neal Check, President of Paddle and Par. Instead, Check said they found a 50,000 sq. ft. building, and when the owner said no to breaking up the space, the idea of just golf shifted to adding pickleball. “We have 11 state-of-the-art courts,” said Check.

1 week ago | clickondetroit.com | April Morton

This annual Faire will take you back in timeIf you’re looking for something fun and unique to do with your family, how about taking a step back in time? The Canterbury Village Medieval Faire kicks off tomorrow in Lake Orion. “We have everything, over 40+ vendors from all over the realm,” said Robert Vicary, Organizer of the Canterbury Village Medieval Faire. He said there will also be live characters, epic Knights sword battles, turkey legs and all things Medieval Times.

1 week ago | clickondetroit.com | April Morton

Some ingredients contain more sugar and calories than you thinkIf you think you’re starting the day healthy with a smoothie, you might want to take a closer look at what’s going into the blender. Some ingredients sound good, but can pack in a lot more sugar and calories than you’d expect. Fitness and Nutrition Expert Jody Trierweiler stopped by “Live in the D,” to share some common ingredient mistakes, and some smart swaps that can save you hundreds of calories and tons of sugar.

1 week ago | clickondetroit.com | April Morton

After Memorial Day, most pull out their white attireMemorial Day was celebrated yesterday, and as a fashion rule this is when most people begin to wear white, as an attire for warmer weather. “In history, wearing white was a sign of wealth,” said Local 4 Lifestyle Editor, Jon Jordan. He also said, those wealthy people had staff to clean their whites, but for the average person, that’s not the case - so he has a few tips to help keep whites, bright.