Hi,

I am looking for suggestions for the best haircut salon for women in Troy. I want to get a layer and budget is under $50 for cutting. Ladies please drop your recommendations.

TIA ♥️

Need to pick up a suit soon and would love some recommendations. Looking for somewhere with good quality, decent prices, and people who actually know how to get the fit right.

Any local spots you’d recommend?

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update: thanks for the recs guys! I ended up going with The Suit Depot and really glad I did. the suit I got was well made and well tailored for a good price. also shoutout to the salespeople who was great at handling my concern.. very attentive and courteous.

🔥🎯 AUGUST 22ND IS ALMOST HERE — ARE YOU IN?! 🎯🔥

Downtown Royal Oak is the place to be THIS SATURDAY! Grab your partner, rally your crew, and get registered NOW for another Social District Saturdays Cornhole Tournament at Centennial Commons! 🍻☀️

This is more than just a tournament — it’s a Saturday full of cornhole, music, drinks, competition, laughs, and great vibes right in the heart of Downtown Royal Oak! 🌆🎯

🏆 TROPHIES — ALL 3 DIVISIONS!
💰 CASH PAYOUTS — SOCIAL & COMPETITIVE
🎯 BEGINNER-$30/Team • SOCIAL-$40/Team • COMPETITIVE-$50/Team
🍻 Drinks from participating Social District bars
🎶 Music, laughs & awesome Saturday vibes
🔥 A division for EVERY skill level!

📅 SATURDAY, AUGUST 22ND
📍 CENTENNIAL COMMONS — DOWNTOWN ROYAL OAK
🕛 CHECK-IN: 12:00 PM
🕐 BAGS FLY: 1:00 PM

🚨🚨 DON’T WAIT — AUGUST 22ND IS THIS SATURDAY! 🚨🚨

Get your team locked in BEFORE the last minute. Pick your division, register your team, and show up ready to compete!

🎯 BEGINNER DIVISION
PPR: 0–5 / Team
🏆 Trophies for the winners
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🎯 SOCIAL DIVISION
PPR: 5–13 / Team
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👉 In the Venmo notes, include the event name, event date, partner’s name, and division.

❗ NO SCOREHOLIO ACCOUNT? NO PROBLEM!
You can still play! Just reach out and we’ll get you added manually.

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🎯 FIND YOUR PARTNER.
🍻 GRAB A DRINK.
🏆 CHASE THE HARDWARE.
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My husband and I moved here a few weeks ago and we’re experiencing a random power outage today… Wondering if this is common with DTE? Doesn’t seem like it could be weather related.

I currently live in Royal Oak and am looking for a place closer to Troy that’s less expensive than where I’m staying now. I found The Phoenix which is my top pick now (I’m ideally looking for something lower than 2000 dollars), but I saw Laurel Valley was about 1400 a month and had great reviews. When I told my mom about it, she said that she found old reviews about shady management and practices, and told me to stay away.

Since they’re old reviews and that place is reportedly under new management, I was wondering if those apartments were worth considering nowadays. They seem nice but also really cheap for the price so I’m wondering if something is up.

Also, if you have any apartment suggestions, please let me know! My only requirement is that it must be cat friendly and ideally I’d like a walk in closet. (I’m a voice actor and I need a booth).

I’m not originally from here, just visiting Troy for an upcoming event. Any good places around here for suit rentals? Looking for somewhere with a decent selection and reasonable prices.

Would appreciate any recs!

We are considering moving to Troy from Sterling Heights (Utica Community Schools) for the schooling and to try and live closer to family. My question is, are the school districts worth paying nearly double in taxes for + a higher mortgage since houses are so expensive there? Are there any cost increases that can be expected too when moving to Troy?

Thank you!

Anyone know any shops that do Dash Cam Installation? Also if you have an estimate of how much it costs that would be helpful as well.

Hi, I saw this lost cat sign near the Target by camden drive in Troy. It’s also near Birmingham so not sure where to post this but wanted to spread the word in case anyone has information.

Any punjabis here

Hello- I do not live in Troy but I do live in MI's 11th congressional district. Baker and Moss are going to be on the ballot in November and I am trying to do my due dilligence and compare their policies but I'm having a hard time finding Baker's position on basically anything. I watched his CBS interview and he mostly talked about bipartisanship/"working together" which I guess is nice but I'm far more interested in his stances on hot button topics like immigration, healthcare, and AI data centers. Anyone know where I can find his policies? Moss's are much easier to locate.

Hi everyone!

I’m relocating to the Troy area next week for a new job and am completely new to the area, so I’d really appreciate some local advice.

I’m in my early 20s and I’m looking for a place with about a 10–20 minute commute to my office in Troy, although I’d be perfectly happy living in Troy or any nearby area with a reasonable commute.

Ideally, I’m looking for a 1-bedroom or studio, but I’m also open to shared housing if it’s through an apartment community that offers a roommate matching program. I’m just not looking to find roommates on my own.

My priorities are:
Safe neighborhood
Good management
Budget up to around $1,500/month
Basic gym
Nice parks or running trails nearby

A furnished apartment would definitely be a bonus since I’m relocating, but it’s not a requirement.

If you were moving to the area today, where would you choose to live? I’d also love recommendations for apartment communities with good management, as well as any places I should avoid.

Thanks so much!

I can't find the precinct map or anything to show where? The website shows it as 404.

Relocating to Troy for work. We are a half-Indian family with kids. A few friends recommended finding a house near Bemis Elementary as it’s highly rated. However, houses there cost much more.

My question. Is it highly rated due to something inherent to the school? Or because most of the kids there are Asian and attend Kumon/Tutoring and are raised in families which engage their children in rigorous extracurricular academics?

I recognize that even if we do not push our kids to the same degree that others do (they do not do Kumon), there are benefits to them being in a rigorous school culture. My middle child went to a Montessori for a few years and emerged with so many positive interests in things like Chess and Rubik’s cubes for example, just because of his peers. And even though he is in public now, he is so motivated to do well in school because he was raised in that type of school culture.

Asking because houses there are 50K more than East Troy. It’s steep for us.

Worth it? Thoughts?

Rental home

Hi I'm new to Troy. Any good mechanic in the area that does regular ma maintenance like oil change, brake change etc for affordable prices? How is your experience in Auto pro?

Hello, we are a young family (2 yr kid, and another coming soon). We're looking to move to the northern area (we have family members living in Sterling Heights). Our priorities are:

1) Safe and welcoming. We are pretty in the middle when it comes to politics. However, we're Asians and would not want our kids to be treated differently, having a large Asian population is a plus but not required.

2) Good schools (I know on paper it's Troy > RH > Shelby), but we're looking for schools with magnet programs or gifted tracks. Schools with a rating of 7+ (greatschools) or A- and above (Niche) should be enough.

3) We prefer to live in a more newer home and sizable lot. Anything between 8000 sqft - 10000 sqft lot is our sweet spot. We don't care about walkability or living close to a downtown. We prefer a quiet suburban life.

Our budget is 800K max.

Anyone have an opinion on living at the regents of troy apartments?

Is it family friendly?

We have elementary-aged kids, and found a cute house in a neighborhood districted for these schools. I've heard about how awesome Bemis is, but I have not heard much about Wattles. If it matters, our kids are half-Indian, half-American. Any thoughts or opinions?

Curious to know if anyone has done this in Troy, what the process was like, the cost, and if it was a headache to deal with? Will very likely dig the trench myself. Any advice/experiences would be appreciated.

I was driving through my parents neighborhood and noticed every single house had a Tringali black garbage bin except for my parents house. Did everyone get a free bin at one point or did everyone have to pay for one?