“I know I’m only three months in, but I want you to know I am loving this job. I am loving it! It’s a lot, but it’s amazing

Electric Motorcycles (no pedals) are considered motorcycles under state law and as such, are prohibited on sidewalks and must be licensed through the Secretary of State.

The North Oakland Regional Chambers Association is dedicated to fostering a thriving business environment across North Oakland County.

These special school visitors included: cow, sheep, goats, ducklings, chickens, and more!

Registration is now open for all archery classes, programs and camp sessions. It is recommended that interested persons register as early as possible since spots are limited

The French horn, trombone, trumpet, sousaphone, and tuba make the music in the air feel golden.

This comprehensive framework serves as a roadmap for the district’s future, grounded in an updated Mission, Vision and core Beliefs.

This year’s summit takes place at Batch 154, a symbol of Pontiac’s renaissance.

Ferndale Pride is the largest free-to-the-public LGBTQAI+ festival in Michigan.

There will be a silent auction with over 150 interesting items to bid on.  There will also be tasty desserts.

Proceeds will go toward Orion Area Youth Assistance and their programming for youth.

This year’s course will take participants through portions of Downtown Highland, across the scenic Highland Station Boardwalk, and through the beautiful Prestwick Village Golf Club area.

Join us at our Opening Reception to celebrate these talented young artists!

“This is the first time we are hosting this event, so we are excited to see how families turn little moments into big memories by planting and playing together.”

This isn’t just a gala; it’s a community-led movement to ensure West Bloomfield remains a leader in academic excellence.

Bring your work gloves, garden tools, and wear closed-toe shoes. Let’s make a difference together.

Vendors will be throughout the ORC with everything from one-of-a-kind, hand-made jewelry, clothing, and home décor.

An individual will be appointed to fill the vacant position until the November 3, 2026 election is certified.

If you receive a request that seems unusual or suspicious in any way, please do not hesitate to contact us directly for verification

Using data allows us to be responsible stewards of your community’s investment while remaining relentlessly focused on the success of our students.

The accompanying chart shows Oakland County’s preference differences. The largest is our 46 ranking for the #1 French Bulldog.

Publisher Crystal Proxmire is on a quest to try every restaurant in Oakland County, and to share that flavorful adventure with you! 

“Our upgraded Holly Stadium demonstrates promises made and kept to our Broncho community who generously supported our 2022 Bond.”  

“Bowers School Farm and Johnson Nature Center are truly special places that have connected students and families to agriculture and the outdoors for generations,” said Oakland County Parks Director Chris Ward.

Lacking health insurance can be a difficult challenge, but there are resources available to help uninsured individuals care for their health

Please drive slowly and safely through our work zones.

Downtown Farmington has evolved from a corridor of national chains into a thriving ecosystem of independent businesses.

A temporary City Council appointment is now open to fill the remainder of the term, from May 2026 to December 2027.

“Our summer program can be life-changing for students as it gives them the confidence and knowledge to lead a fulfilling work life after school,” explained Gesher’s VP of Vocational Rehabilitation Rene Dell.

This is a fantastic opportunity to showcase your work, connect with the community, and be part of a high-energy, well-loved event.

Transit riders and non-riders are invited to share their feedback on public transportation services in Oakland County

The work on should begin shortly, and if all goes well the tower will be completely restored and operational by the end of the year.

“Swatting is not harmless,” said Attorney General Nessel. “It is a serious crime that can lead to dangerous situations and divert law enforcement away from someone facing an actual emergency.

A 36-year-old Pontiac man was arrested Saturday about three hours after fatally shooting another man during an apparent robbery.

At the end of the 7 p.m. meeting, commissioners will make nominations and vote on a candidate.

Don’t miss your chance to help protect our local ecosystems!

The crash happened about 1:11 p.m. on Saturday near Lapeer Road and Greenshield Road.

The Downtown Rochester Farmers’ Market is looking for a Seasonal Part-Time Market Manager to join our team!

Come discover job opportunities available to the transgender communities

Dinner takes place Thursday April 30 at 6pm, 2975 E. Maple Road in Troy.

Join representatives of Downtown Holly, North Oakland Regional Chambers Association, and Oakland Thrive for coffee and discussion about how each organization can help your business.

Join us as we celebrate the constellation of heroes among us who make this Township shine, and hear about the challenges we’ve faced, the progress we’ve made, and the exciting future ahead.

Join Highland Activity Center for a presentation and dinner featuring author Tobin T. Buhk discussing Michigan’s Most Dangerous Women

Join us on Saturday, April 26th from 10–5 pm for a fun-filled day celebrating Highland’s pickle history at Downtown Highland’s Ladies’ Day Out!

Join us on April 26th from 1:00 to 3:00 PM for composting and recycling tips, gardening experts, a seed planting station, and other vendors and presenters

Throughout the day, guests will encounter iconic figures such as Paul Revere, Benjamin Franklin, and British soldiers known as King George’s Redcoats, alongside members of the Massachusetts Militia Minutemen.

This family friendly Eco Celebration will include sustainable activities for those big and small.

The Madison Heights Hazel Park Chamber of Commerce is hosting the State of the Cities address on Friday April 24 at 8:30am

This annual event continues to be one of Ferndale Pride’s largest fundraisers.

Tickets cost $85 and include lunch and a copy of the economic report. Secure your seat today!

Our featured presenter for this session will be Highland Township Clerk Tami Flowers, who will be discussing election information for Highland Township.

FKF’s Music Bingo Night will take place from 6-9 p.m. Monday, April 20 at CJ’s Upper Deck at 3270 West Huron in Waterford.

Participants will learn how to create their own show.

World Dance Day continues to reflect Oak Park’s commitment to inclusion and cultural appreciation.

Explore the art and science of forest bathing while being led through exercises by a certified forest bathing professional.

Let’s work together to keep our river beautiful and clean.

It’s a great chance to support young student artists and take in a wide range of impressive work.

Looking forward to seeing you April 18 for a night of food, drinks, bidding, live entertainment and fun with your neighbors!

Presenter Ron Campbell is principal Planner & Preservation Architect for Oakland County Economic Development Services.

Join Mayor Justin Fischer as he delivers the annual State of the City Address highlighting several key projects while looking toward the future and sharing what’s in store for our Novi in the future.

Highland Public Library is located at 444 Beach Farm in Highland.

The event features local municipal leaders, the Brandon School District, Brandon Township Library and special guest Dr. Christopher Douglas, Professor of Economics at University of Michigan Flint.

“It’s a unique opportunity for families to meet an author whose work has already brought our community together through reading.”

Publisher Crystal Proxmire is on a quest to try every restaurant in Oakland County, and to share that flavorful adventure with you! 

Service will operate every 50 minutes, 6:30am-10pm Monday-Saturday and 8:30am-6pm Sunday.

This section of Buell Road carries approximately 350 vehicles daily.    

  This helped her on her path, both towards being a librarian, and her latest adventure – being a contestant on Jeopardy.

Applications are due at 12:00 noon on Tuesday, April 21, 2026.

The meeting lasted from 6pm until nearly midnight as people voiced their opposition

Communities don’t plant trees for the present, Law said, but to make a positive difference to people in the future we’ll never meet.

Tickets for Motor City Comic Con are now available online at www.MotorCityComicCon.com.  

Check out what area businesses and non-profits have to offer. 

Each year, FUEL 5th graders are challenged to read and study six novels and become “Battle Book Experts!”

Over the past 23 years, more than 165,000 acres of forests have been protected in Michigan through the Forest Legacy Program.

A 59-year-old Pontiac man was fatally injured Monday when he attempted to run across Woodward Avenue and was struck by a vehicle.

Oakland County Times publisher Crystal Proxmire is on a quest to try every restaurant in Oakland County, and to share that flavorful adventure with you! 

Under Shipman’s guidance, the library is growing not just as a place for books, but a community hub that organizes and hosts workshops, book clubs, and other storytelling opportunities. 

The closure is located just north of the Holly Middle School.

Along with building two soundwalls, the project also includes added safety measures such as guardrail installation, shoulder improvements and drainage realignment to protect infrastructure and adjacent neighborhoods.

The training hub, located on Oakland University’s West Campus, is designed as a collaborative model that connects education, technology, and employment.

Join us as we celebrate the constellation of heroes among us who make this Township shine, and hear about the challenges we’ve faced, the progress we’ve made, and the exciting future ahead.

Our featured presenter for this session will be Highland Township Clerk Tami Flowers, who will be discussing election information for Highland Township.

Come as you are. Leave empowered, feeling lighter and freer long after the music fades.

Winning designs will be printed on stickers and distributed to voters at the polls during the Aug. 4 and Nov. 3, 2026 elections while supplies last.

Replacements will not take long, and the DPW will notify residents upon arrival.

Are you a detail-oriented individual who thrives in a fast-paced environment? This could be the role for you!

We’re inviting organizations to share their events in a simple format that we can cut and paste into our list.

Oakland County will continue working with Undue Medical Debt and participating providers to identify additional eligible debt for future rounds of relief.

Rabies virus affects the central nervous system, leading to severe brain disease and death if medical care is not received before the onset of symptoms.

For scholarship details and to complete the online application visit the Onwards & Upwards website at: https://www.onupcef.org/scholarship/.

Judge Huddleston’s term will commence on April 17, 2026, and expire at twelve o’clock noon on January 1, 2027.    

Tickets cost $85 and include lunch and a copy of the economic report. Secure your seat today!

There is a unique power in owning our story.

The Oak Park School Board continues to be down one member after failing to fill a vacancy Tuesday evening.

Pick up a passport at a participating local library, and visit others in the area to collect stamps. 

In total, Team 1188 contributed more than 2,000 volunteer hours through school-based and community programs.

Greystone Pickleball Club features 17 indoor courts, providing ample space for beginners and seasoned players alike.

The event takes place at Webster Community Center, 640 Huron Street.

Bring your sealed bag to Friendship Park (3380 W Clarkston Rd) and place it under the tent near the maintenance yard between May 6–26.

Join us as we honor the families, businesses, and traditions that helped define Highland—one jar at a time.

“I know I’m only three months in, but I want you to know I am loving this job. I am loving it! It’s a lot, but it’s amazing

Electric Motorcycles (no pedals) are considered motorcycles under state law and as such, are prohibited on sidewalks and must be licensed through the Secretary of State.

The North Oakland Regional Chambers Association is dedicated to fostering a thriving business environment across North Oakland County.

These special school visitors included: cow, sheep, goats, ducklings, chickens, and more!

Registration is now open for all archery classes, programs and camp sessions. It is recommended that interested persons register as early as possible since spots are limited

The French horn, trombone, trumpet, sousaphone, and tuba make the music in the air feel golden.

This comprehensive framework serves as a roadmap for the district’s future, grounded in an updated Mission, Vision and core Beliefs.

This year’s summit takes place at Batch 154, a symbol of Pontiac’s renaissance.

Ferndale Pride is the largest free-to-the-public LGBTQAI+ festival in Michigan.

There will be a silent auction with over 150 interesting items to bid on.  There will also be tasty desserts.

Proceeds will go toward Orion Area Youth Assistance and their programming for youth.

This year’s course will take participants through portions of Downtown Highland, across the scenic Highland Station Boardwalk, and through the beautiful Prestwick Village Golf Club area.

Join us at our Opening Reception to celebrate these talented young artists!

“This is the first time we are hosting this event, so we are excited to see how families turn little moments into big memories by planting and playing together.”

This isn’t just a gala; it’s a community-led movement to ensure West Bloomfield remains a leader in academic excellence.

Bring your work gloves, garden tools, and wear closed-toe shoes. Let’s make a difference together.

Vendors will be throughout the ORC with everything from one-of-a-kind, hand-made jewelry, clothing, and home décor.

An individual will be appointed to fill the vacant position until the November 3, 2026 election is certified.

If you receive a request that seems unusual or suspicious in any way, please do not hesitate to contact us directly for verification

Using data allows us to be responsible stewards of your community’s investment while remaining relentlessly focused on the success of our students.

The accompanying chart shows Oakland County’s preference differences. The largest is our 46 ranking for the #1 French Bulldog.

Publisher Crystal Proxmire is on a quest to try every restaurant in Oakland County, and to share that flavorful adventure with you! 

“Our upgraded Holly Stadium demonstrates promises made and kept to our Broncho community who generously supported our 2022 Bond.”  

“Bowers School Farm and Johnson Nature Center are truly special places that have connected students and families to agriculture and the outdoors for generations,” said Oakland County Parks Director Chris Ward.

Lacking health insurance can be a difficult challenge, but there are resources available to help uninsured individuals care for their health

Please drive slowly and safely through our work zones.

Downtown Farmington has evolved from a corridor of national chains into a thriving ecosystem of independent businesses.

A temporary City Council appointment is now open to fill the remainder of the term, from May 2026 to December 2027.

“Our summer program can be life-changing for students as it gives them the confidence and knowledge to lead a fulfilling work life after school,” explained Gesher’s VP of Vocational Rehabilitation Rene Dell.

This is a fantastic opportunity to showcase your work, connect with the community, and be part of a high-energy, well-loved event.

Transit riders and non-riders are invited to share their feedback on public transportation services in Oakland County

The work on should begin shortly, and if all goes well the tower will be completely restored and operational by the end of the year.

“Swatting is not harmless,” said Attorney General Nessel. “It is a serious crime that can lead to dangerous situations and divert law enforcement away from someone facing an actual emergency.

A 36-year-old Pontiac man was arrested Saturday about three hours after fatally shooting another man during an apparent robbery.

At the end of the 7 p.m. meeting, commissioners will make nominations and vote on a candidate.

Don’t miss your chance to help protect our local ecosystems!

The crash happened about 1:11 p.m. on Saturday near Lapeer Road and Greenshield Road.

The Downtown Rochester Farmers’ Market is looking for a Seasonal Part-Time Market Manager to join our team!

Come discover job opportunities available to the transgender communities

Dinner takes place Thursday April 30 at 6pm, 2975 E. Maple Road in Troy.

Join representatives of Downtown Holly, North Oakland Regional Chambers Association, and Oakland Thrive for coffee and discussion about how each organization can help your business.

Join us as we celebrate the constellation of heroes among us who make this Township shine, and hear about the challenges we’ve faced, the progress we’ve made, and the exciting future ahead.

Join Highland Activity Center for a presentation and dinner featuring author Tobin T. Buhk discussing Michigan’s Most Dangerous Women

Join us on Saturday, April 26th from 10–5 pm for a fun-filled day celebrating Highland’s pickle history at Downtown Highland’s Ladies’ Day Out!

Join us on April 26th from 1:00 to 3:00 PM for composting and recycling tips, gardening experts, a seed planting station, and other vendors and presenters

Throughout the day, guests will encounter iconic figures such as Paul Revere, Benjamin Franklin, and British soldiers known as King George’s Redcoats, alongside members of the Massachusetts Militia Minutemen.

This family friendly Eco Celebration will include sustainable activities for those big and small.

The Madison Heights Hazel Park Chamber of Commerce is hosting the State of the Cities address on Friday April 24 at 8:30am

This annual event continues to be one of Ferndale Pride’s largest fundraisers.

Tickets cost $85 and include lunch and a copy of the economic report. Secure your seat today!

Our featured presenter for this session will be Highland Township Clerk Tami Flowers, who will be discussing election information for Highland Township.

FKF’s Music Bingo Night will take place from 6-9 p.m. Monday, April 20 at CJ’s Upper Deck at 3270 West Huron in Waterford.

Participants will learn how to create their own show.

World Dance Day continues to reflect Oak Park’s commitment to inclusion and cultural appreciation.

Explore the art and science of forest bathing while being led through exercises by a certified forest bathing professional.

Let’s work together to keep our river beautiful and clean.

It’s a great chance to support young student artists and take in a wide range of impressive work.

Looking forward to seeing you April 18 for a night of food, drinks, bidding, live entertainment and fun with your neighbors!

Presenter Ron Campbell is principal Planner & Preservation Architect for Oakland County Economic Development Services.

Join Mayor Justin Fischer as he delivers the annual State of the City Address highlighting several key projects while looking toward the future and sharing what’s in store for our Novi in the future.

Highland Public Library is located at 444 Beach Farm in Highland.

The event features local municipal leaders, the Brandon School District, Brandon Township Library and special guest Dr. Christopher Douglas, Professor of Economics at University of Michigan Flint.

“It’s a unique opportunity for families to meet an author whose work has already brought our community together through reading.”

Publisher Crystal Proxmire is on a quest to try every restaurant in Oakland County, and to share that flavorful adventure with you! 

Service will operate every 50 minutes, 6:30am-10pm Monday-Saturday and 8:30am-6pm Sunday.

This section of Buell Road carries approximately 350 vehicles daily.    

  This helped her on her path, both towards being a librarian, and her latest adventure – being a contestant on Jeopardy.

Applications are due at 12:00 noon on Tuesday, April 21, 2026.

The meeting lasted from 6pm until nearly midnight as people voiced their opposition

Communities don’t plant trees for the present, Law said, but to make a positive difference to people in the future we’ll never meet.

Tickets for Motor City Comic Con are now available online at www.MotorCityComicCon.com.  

Check out what area businesses and non-profits have to offer. 

Each year, FUEL 5th graders are challenged to read and study six novels and become “Battle Book Experts!”

Over the past 23 years, more than 165,000 acres of forests have been protected in Michigan through the Forest Legacy Program.

A 59-year-old Pontiac man was fatally injured Monday when he attempted to run across Woodward Avenue and was struck by a vehicle.

Oakland County Times publisher Crystal Proxmire is on a quest to try every restaurant in Oakland County, and to share that flavorful adventure with you! 

Under Shipman’s guidance, the library is growing not just as a place for books, but a community hub that organizes and hosts workshops, book clubs, and other storytelling opportunities. 

The closure is located just north of the Holly Middle School.

Along with building two soundwalls, the project also includes added safety measures such as guardrail installation, shoulder improvements and drainage realignment to protect infrastructure and adjacent neighborhoods.

The training hub, located on Oakland University’s West Campus, is designed as a collaborative model that connects education, technology, and employment.

Join us as we celebrate the constellation of heroes among us who make this Township shine, and hear about the challenges we’ve faced, the progress we’ve made, and the exciting future ahead.

Our featured presenter for this session will be Highland Township Clerk Tami Flowers, who will be discussing election information for Highland Township.

Come as you are. Leave empowered, feeling lighter and freer long after the music fades.

Winning designs will be printed on stickers and distributed to voters at the polls during the Aug. 4 and Nov. 3, 2026 elections while supplies last.

Replacements will not take long, and the DPW will notify residents upon arrival.

Are you a detail-oriented individual who thrives in a fast-paced environment? This could be the role for you!

We’re inviting organizations to share their events in a simple format that we can cut and paste into our list.

Oakland County will continue working with Undue Medical Debt and participating providers to identify additional eligible debt for future rounds of relief.

Rabies virus affects the central nervous system, leading to severe brain disease and death if medical care is not received before the onset of symptoms.

For scholarship details and to complete the online application visit the Onwards & Upwards website at: https://www.onupcef.org/scholarship/.

Judge Huddleston’s term will commence on April 17, 2026, and expire at twelve o’clock noon on January 1, 2027.    

Tickets cost $85 and include lunch and a copy of the economic report. Secure your seat today!

There is a unique power in owning our story.

The Oak Park School Board continues to be down one member after failing to fill a vacancy Tuesday evening.

Pick up a passport at a participating local library, and visit others in the area to collect stamps. 

In total, Team 1188 contributed more than 2,000 volunteer hours through school-based and community programs.

Greystone Pickleball Club features 17 indoor courts, providing ample space for beginners and seasoned players alike.

The event takes place at Webster Community Center, 640 Huron Street.

Bring your sealed bag to Friendship Park (3380 W Clarkston Rd) and place it under the tent near the maintenance yard between May 6–26.

Join us as we honor the families, businesses, and traditions that helped define Highland—one jar at a time.