Edward Pevos

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FRASER, MI - The world’s largest bounce house is returning to Michigan for two straight weekends featuring a septet of massive inflatables. Big Bounce America will be at Steffens Park at 33000 Garfield Road in Fraser from Saturday, May 17 through Sunday, May 18 and from Friday, May 23 through Sunday, May 25. Produced by XL Event Lab, The Big Bounce America is the biggest touring inflatable event in the world and features seven large inflatable attractions, including:Newly expanded 24,000 sq. ft.

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DETROIT & GRAND RAPIDS, MI - He stars in the Netflix comedy series, “Tires,” which will stream season two beginning on June 5. Shane Gillis will bring his stand-up tour to Michigan. The tour extension announcement comes fresh off a 28-city international leg which included performances at the London O2 and Dublin’s 3Arena. Gillis will perform at 11 additional cities, including stops at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit on Friday, August 15 and at Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids on Saturday, August 16.

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She has come a long way from performing in small Northern Michigan bars and restaurants to singing on the hit NBC competition, “The Voice.” And now, the end is within reach. Iris Herrera, who recently turned 20, is in the top 12 on “The Voice.” She performed “Messy” by Lola Young on tonight’s Live Show, Round 5, airing on Monday, May 12. “I chose ‘Messy” because I think it’s so true to me. I’m a 20-year old girl. I’m definitely rough around the edges.

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You won’t be putting the newest Pop-Tarts creations into your toaster. Get ready for Pop-Tarts ice cream sandwiches. Kellanova, formerly the Kellogg Company, has announced it has partnered with Golden West Food Group on this cool twist which comes, after what it calls, a successful rollout of Eggo and Rice Krispies Treats ice cream sandwiches and ice cream pints this past January.

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DETROIT - A piece of Michigan’s history is about to undergo a huge renovation to ensure it will be around at least another 100-years. Opening in 1925, the James Scott Memorial Fountain on Detroit’s Belle Isle turns 100 this month. Beginning this summer, the fountain will undergo $6 million in renovations. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources says the project will take about 18-months to complete. The fountain plaza, adjacent sidewalk and Fountain Drive will close to the public through 2026.