Latest Articles
2024 Election Info.
Candidates interested in doing an interview can reach out to editor@oc115.com for more info.
Candidate Interview: Nathan “Nate” Becker for Hazel Park School Board
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
Candidate Interview: Ann Acheson for Oxford Community School Board
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
Explore: The Solar System Trail at Addison Oaks
Dubbed The Solar System Trail, this 2.5 mile trek takes visitors around Buhl Lake and introduces them to the planets of our solar system.
Downtown Holly Seeks New Executive Director
The Holly Downtown Development Authority is hiring an Executive Director. Here is the job information per the Michigan Downtown Associations website:
Candidate Interview: Karen McDonald for Oakland County Prosecutor
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
Beneath the Surface: History and Potential Future of Underground Clinton River in Pontiac
Yet in Pontiac the very same river flows through an underground concrete tunnel, hidden away so many people don’t even realize it is there.
Holly Hotel put up for Sale with $899,000 Asking Price
Owners George and Chrissy Kutlenios posted on the Holly Hotel’s Facebook page that “To all we have welcomed into our establishment, it has been the honor of a lifetime to serve you. We fervently hope the Historic Holly Hotel’s legacy will continue in new hands.”
OC Restaurant Quest: Taza Mediterranean Grill in Southfield
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.
Auburn Hills Chamber Accepting Nominations for Silver & Gold Awards
Winners will be announced during the Silver & Gold Awards being held Friday, December 6, 2024 from 9:00am – 12:00pm.
Sheriff Highlights School-Related Threats, Announces Charges Against Teens
Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard wants there to be no misunderstanding: if you threaten violence against a school or a student – whether you think it’s a prank or not – law enforcement will soon be knocking on your door.
Officials Announce Bills Aimed at Reducing Price Gouging
“Price gouging is an exploitive practice, especially during emergencies when consumers are most vulnerable,” Nessel said.
Oakland Thrive Hosting Events for Entrepreneurs – Sept. 2024
Some are in person, while others are virtual.
Ganshaw Park in Holly Gets New Trees and a Facelift Thanks to GM Main Street Grant
Aaron Ganshaw Park, located at 806 N. Saginaw Street in Holly, has gotten a makeover thanks to a $50,000 GM on Main Street Grant
Denny DiCapo Sentenced for Swindling Potential Investors
Denny DiCapo, 64, of Rochester Hills, was sentenced to 5 to 20 years’ incarceration yesterday
Citizens For Fair Ferndale Seeks Volunteers, Participants in Focus Groups and Survey
Citizens for Fair Ferndale has a busy autumn season ahead, and they’re reaching out with three asks of the community
Highland Township Hiring Full Time Firefighter
Deadline to apply is Sept 25, 2024 by 1700 hours.
Orion Township Needs Votes for America in Bloom Contest
Three communities across the country are taking part in the America In Bloom People’s Choice Award competitio
OC Restaurant Quest: Kruse & Muer in the Village of Rochester Hills
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.
Candidate Interview: Debra Nance for 46th District Court Judge
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
Candidate Interview: Chris Johnston for Hazel Park School Board
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
Candidate Interview: Anne Figueroa for Mott Community College Board
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
Hygiene Products Drive Helping Women in Highland Area Through Oct 26
Donations can be dropped off to the salon, now to Oct 26th, 2024
Oct 26 – Downtown Auburn Hills Spooktacular
Bring your family, your best costume, and your trick-or-treat bags for an afternoon filled with Halloween cheer.
Oct 26 – Hazel Park Trunk or Treat
Event includes car to car candy, hot chocolate, hot dogs, and hayrides
Oct 24 – Michigan Chillers Author Johnathan Rand at Springfield Twp Library
Join us for an unforgettable evening with Johnathan Rand, the celebrated author of the “Michigan Chillers” and “American Chillers” series!
Oct 18 – Orion Township Boo Bash
Join us for an evening of Halloween fun at the Orion Center including cider & treats, hay wagon rides, trick-or-treat street, crafts, carnival games and much more!
Oct 12 – Huron Valley Numismatic Society Fall Coin Show
Are you interested in coin collecting?
Oct 5 – Ferndale Fall Festival
Come celebrate the season with us as the Detroit Curling Club and Martin Road Park is transformed into a Fall-themed wonderland of games, activities, music, and treats!
Sept 28 – Affirmations Studio 35 Gala
Disco era dress is encouraged, but not required. Are you ready to party like it’s 1977 with our groovy community?!
Sept 28 – Forum for Women Veterans Hosted by Holly Area Resource Center
The Forum is free and is for female veterans only.
Royal Oak Schools Hosting State of the Schools Plus Civility Project Discussion Sept. 25
The presentation is followed by an engaging discussion with Nolan Finley and Stephen Henderson, two celebrated journalists who, despite their differing viewpoints, have built a strong professional and personal relationship.
Sept 23 – Pontiac State of the City Address
Mayor Tim Greimel presents the 2024 State of the City Address highlighting accomplishments of the past year and plans for the future.
Sept 22 – Orion Twp Hosting TRIALthlon to Test Out Park’s Triathlon Potential
Bring your sense of adventure and your love of nature!
Madison Heights Arts Boards Seeks Vendors for Trail Tunes Event Sept 21
The Madison Heights Arts Board is accepting applications for vendors for the annual Trail Tunes event which takes place Sept 21.
Sept 21 – Novi Perennial Exchange
Revitalize your garden by exchanging labeled perennial plants with fellow gardeners.
Sept 21 – Make Blankets to Donate at Fleece & Thank You Event in Pontiac
Join us at our annual Make a Blanket Day!
Sept 21 – Orion Twp Fall Festival of Family Fun
Come out to beautiful Camp Agawam for a day filled with fall activities for the entire family
Sept 20 – SeptemBEERfest in Auburn Hills Riverside Park
All proceeds from the event will be donated to Neighborhood House and used to assist those most in need within our community.
Royal Oak Schools Hosting Celebration of Oakland Elementary’s 100 Year Anniversary Sept 20
Don’t miss this unique celebration of Oakland Elementary’s legacy and its continued impact on education in Royal Oak. We look forward to celebrating with our students, staff, alumni, and the Royal Oak community.
Sept 20-22 – DIY Street Fair in Downtown Ferndale
The beloved FREE DIY Street Fair is back for the 16th year!
Sept 20-22 – Funky Ferndale Art Fair
Join us on W. 9 Mile for the fun, with more than 140 juried artists and authors.
Heritage Park in Farmington Hills Celebrates History and Heritage Sept 20
Celebrate the History and Heritage of Heritage Park!
Open Mic Nights at Orion Center Showcase Poetry, Music, Dance, and Comedy
All ages and abilities are welcome.
Sept 19 – Orion Township Puzzle and Game Swap
Swap your puzzles, books, games and movies with new-to-you ones!
Sept 19 – WONder Woman Awards Honoring Danielle Atkinson, Dr. Donna Bell, and Dr. Casandra Ulbrich
Celebrate the achievements of our distinguished honorees at the Regency Manor & Banquet Center on Thursday, September 19th, 2024.
Sept 18 – Fall in Love with Downtown Ferndale
Fall in Love with Downtown Ferndale and collect FREE hearts all around town
Sept 18 – Public Meeting for SMART Community Feedback (Via Zoom)
Join one of two public meetings to learn more about the two proposed scenarios and share your thoughts.
Farmington Hills Mayor Rich Hosting “Walk the Hawk” Events to Talk with Residents
This new opportunity is designed to facilitate direct interaction and dialogue with Mayor Rich.
Royal Oak Hosting Master Plan Town Hall Sept 16
The Royal Oak Planning Commission will hold a town hall style special meeting to field questions regarding the current draft master plan on Monday, Sept. 16
Sept. 16 – Edmund Fitzgerald: The Stories, The Song Dinner and Discussion at Highland Activity Center
The dinner is provided by Sparkies Kitchen and Bar. Sept 16 with Dinner at 6pm and Presentation at 7pm.
Sept 16 Hazel Park Library Presentation on Mental Health: Getting Children to Sleep”
Hazel Park District Library is hosting a mental health series with professional psychotherapists.
Sept 15 – Rosewood Chamber Musicians at Oak Park Library
A beautiful afternoon of live chamber music!
Sept 15 – Oak Hill Cemetery Walk in Pontiac
This year’s theme is “The Dead Poet and the Society” and we will be telling the stories of the founders of the Pioneer Society of Oakland County.
Klezmer Bands from Across the State Gathering for KlezMitten Festival Sept. 15
Klezundheit will be performing along with Lansing-based Heartland Klezmorim, and two bands from Ann Arbor: Schmaltz Klezmer-Funk, and Klezmephonic.
Sept 14 – Highland Farmers Market Fall Festival
Mark your calendars for Saturday, September 14th, and join us for our highly anticipated annual Fall Festival!
Sept 9 – Southfield Senior Summit
Sen. Moss will be holding an annual Senior Summit to provide resources and key information to the senior community, especially as it pertains to state law.
Sept 8 – Oak Park Tower Tailgate “Mane Event”
Enjoy food, drinks, yard games, and energetic music to get you pumped for the game.
Culture and Cuisine Abound at Royal Oak’s Arts, Beats, and Eats Festival
Over 100 booths with fine art, mixed media, ceramics, metals, illustration, photography and more were at the fair.
Candidate Interview: April Beaton for Hazel Park School Board
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
Candidate Interview: Robin Dillard-Russaw for 46th District Court Judge
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
Holly DDA Director Nick Klempp Leaving for New Position
Klemp has been the DDA Director since 2020, where he’s been part of many projects to help the downtown and it’s businesses.
Oakland County Foster Closet and Their Impact on Helping Families in Need
This closet is a 501c(3) non-profit run 100% by volunteers and donations, and it provides necessary items to low income families with foster children in southeast Michigan.
OC Restaurant Quest: Leo’s Coney Island
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.
School Districts Invited to Apply for Clean Bus Energy Grants
This Michigan-specific program is in addition to the National Clean School Bus Program and other funding opportunities coordinated by the United States Environmental Protection Agency.
Labor Day Break – See You in September
Oakland County Times is on Labor Day Break and will return soon after the holiday!
Candidate Interview: Traci Richards for Oakland County Probate Court Judge
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
Candidate Interview: Julie Alspach for Rochester Community School Board
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
Holly Schools Celebrates Upgraded Stadium and New Construction Trades Center
At both events, Roper was joined by students, staff and building and district administration. Holly Area Schools board members, parents, local leaders and community members also attended.
OC Restaurant Quest: China Express in Sylvan Lake
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.
Donors Can Help Pick Baby Gorilla’s Name at Detroit Zoo
“This has been an incredibly fun and exciting time for our entire animal care team,” said Mike Murray, vice president of life sciences for the Detroit Zoological Society
Downtown Ferndale Concerts on Nine Continue w/Special Friday Show, Art Experiences
Now in its fourth year, the series features nine local area performers across a wide range of musical styles.
Field of Sunflowers Symbolizes Oakland County Commitment to Sustainability
“Sunflowers make people happy and add food for pollinators and some of the native animals,” he said.
AgeWays Nonprofit Senior Services Seeks Board Member Applicants
Applications will close at 4:30 p.m. on August 30, 2024.
Klezmer Bands from Across the State Gathering for KlezMitten Festival Sept. 15
Klezundheit will be performing along with Lansing-based Heartland Klezmorim, and two bands from Ann Arbor: Schmaltz Klezmer-Funk, and Klezmephonic.
OC Restaurant Quest: Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse and Wine Bar in Birmingham
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.
Fire Damages Wolverine Machine & Screwshop in Holly
Holly Fire Chief Jeremy Watson thanked the public who quickly reported seeing smoke which allowed for a fast response
Northland Mall Security Guards Found Not Guilty in 2014 Death of McKenzie Cochran
On Friday former private security guards John Seiberling, Gaven King, and Aaron Maree were found not guilty by an Oakland County jury of involuntary manslaughter…
Candidate Interview: Richard Kaczanowski for Rochester Community School Board
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
OC Restaurant Quest: Mother Handsome in Oak Park
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.
MiLEAP Announces Grant Opportunity to Fund Out-of-School Time Programs
Eligible community-based organizations may apply for grant funding to support expanded learning opportunities, including mentoring, leadership, visual and performing arts, literacy, science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and more.
Downtown Auburn Hills Limits On-Street Parking to Two Hours from 8am to 6pm
Once the signs are installed, the Auburn Hills Police Department will implement a 30-day educational period.
More Brands of Cinnamon Recalled Due to Lead Contamination
To learn more about blood lead testing, visit the MI Lead Safe webpage.
Holly Football Players Visit Lions Training Camp
Senior members of the Broncho Varsity Football Team got an up-close and personal look at the Detroit Lions Training Camp
Farmington Hills Gets $140,000 Grant for LED Lighting at Fire Station
The City’s Capital Improvement Plan and Facilities Condition Assessment have played a crucial role in identifying and prioritizing projects that align with the City’s energy efficiency and sustainability objectives.
Keego Harbor Asks Residents to Report Service Line Materials by Aug 30
The process should take only a few minutes and is easy for anyone to do.
Teen with Autism Rescued from Marsh After Running Away from Hiking Group
A 14-year-old Farmington Hills teenager with autism who was missing for three hours was rescued Tuesday from a marshy area of Proud Lake by Oakland County Sheriff’s Office deputies.
Candidate Interview: Matthew Ackerman for Michigan Court of Appeals District 2
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
Candidate Interview: Barb Anness for Rochester Community School Board
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
Road Commission to Host Public Meeting on 2025 Budget, Including Big Projects
The public is invited to attend the hearing and offer input on the proposed budget.
Doctor Charged with Placing Hidden Cameras in Hospitals, Swim Club
“It’s more than an invasion of privacy. It robs these moms and kids, and all of us, of a sense of safety we should have when we’re with our kids at a place like that.”
Sign Your Pooch Up for the Holly Days Dog Parade and Costume Contest Sept 7
Enter contest for best costume, best wiggly butt, best bark, best ears, smallest dog, largest dog, best trick, most exotic pet, and looks most like owner.
Huron Valley State Bank Collects Items for Open Door Outreach Center’s Birthday Bag Program
The collection yielded an assortment of items including cake mixes, frostings, sprinkles, candles, gift bags, party favors, balloons, plates, utensils, and toys.
Brandon Mayfield Charged with Felonies After Standoff in Farmington Hills
“Violent crime in any form is never acceptable, but this incident was further aggravated by racially influenced speech,” said Farmington Hills Police Chief Jeff King.
OC Restaurant Quest: Coeur in Downtown Ferndale
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.
Candidate Interview: Shadia Martini for State Rep District 54
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
Candidate Interview: Latoya Marie Willis for Michigan Court of Appeals District 2
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
South Blvd in Pontiac to Close for Railroad Maintenance
South Blvd is expected to be closed beginning Aug. 19 at the Sanford Street railroad crossing for track maintenance
Events in Oakland County
To submit event information, please email editor@oc115.com.
Village of Holly Has Openings on Historic District Commission and DDA
Please visit the Village of Holly Offices (504 ½ East Maple) to fill out a Citizen Participation Form.
OC Restaurant Quest: Cantina El Dorado in Auburn Hills
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.
Latest Articles
2024 Election Info.
Candidates interested in doing an interview can reach out to editor@oc115.com for more info.
Candidate Interview: Nathan “Nate” Becker for Hazel Park School Board
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
Candidate Interview: Ann Acheson for Oxford Community School Board
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
Explore: The Solar System Trail at Addison Oaks
Dubbed The Solar System Trail, this 2.5 mile trek takes visitors around Buhl Lake and introduces them to the planets of our solar system.
Downtown Holly Seeks New Executive Director
The Holly Downtown Development Authority is hiring an Executive Director. Here is the job information per the Michigan Downtown Associations website:
Candidate Interview: Karen McDonald for Oakland County Prosecutor
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
Beneath the Surface: History and Potential Future of Underground Clinton River in Pontiac
Yet in Pontiac the very same river flows through an underground concrete tunnel, hidden away so many people don’t even realize it is there.
Holly Hotel put up for Sale with $899,000 Asking Price
Owners George and Chrissy Kutlenios posted on the Holly Hotel’s Facebook page that “To all we have welcomed into our establishment, it has been the honor of a lifetime to serve you. We fervently hope the Historic Holly Hotel’s legacy will continue in new hands.”
OC Restaurant Quest: Taza Mediterranean Grill in Southfield
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.
Auburn Hills Chamber Accepting Nominations for Silver & Gold Awards
Winners will be announced during the Silver & Gold Awards being held Friday, December 6, 2024 from 9:00am – 12:00pm.
Sheriff Highlights School-Related Threats, Announces Charges Against Teens
Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard wants there to be no misunderstanding: if you threaten violence against a school or a student – whether you think it’s a prank or not – law enforcement will soon be knocking on your door.
Officials Announce Bills Aimed at Reducing Price Gouging
“Price gouging is an exploitive practice, especially during emergencies when consumers are most vulnerable,” Nessel said.
Oakland Thrive Hosting Events for Entrepreneurs – Sept. 2024
Some are in person, while others are virtual.
Ganshaw Park in Holly Gets New Trees and a Facelift Thanks to GM Main Street Grant
Aaron Ganshaw Park, located at 806 N. Saginaw Street in Holly, has gotten a makeover thanks to a $50,000 GM on Main Street Grant
Denny DiCapo Sentenced for Swindling Potential Investors
Denny DiCapo, 64, of Rochester Hills, was sentenced to 5 to 20 years’ incarceration yesterday
Citizens For Fair Ferndale Seeks Volunteers, Participants in Focus Groups and Survey
Citizens for Fair Ferndale has a busy autumn season ahead, and they’re reaching out with three asks of the community
Highland Township Hiring Full Time Firefighter
Deadline to apply is Sept 25, 2024 by 1700 hours.
Orion Township Needs Votes for America in Bloom Contest
Three communities across the country are taking part in the America In Bloom People’s Choice Award competitio
OC Restaurant Quest: Kruse & Muer in the Village of Rochester Hills
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.
Candidate Interview: Debra Nance for 46th District Court Judge
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
Candidate Interview: Chris Johnston for Hazel Park School Board
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
Candidate Interview: Anne Figueroa for Mott Community College Board
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
Hygiene Products Drive Helping Women in Highland Area Through Oct 26
Donations can be dropped off to the salon, now to Oct 26th, 2024
Oct 26 – Downtown Auburn Hills Spooktacular
Bring your family, your best costume, and your trick-or-treat bags for an afternoon filled with Halloween cheer.
Oct 26 – Hazel Park Trunk or Treat
Event includes car to car candy, hot chocolate, hot dogs, and hayrides
Oct 24 – Michigan Chillers Author Johnathan Rand at Springfield Twp Library
Join us for an unforgettable evening with Johnathan Rand, the celebrated author of the “Michigan Chillers” and “American Chillers” series!
Oct 18 – Orion Township Boo Bash
Join us for an evening of Halloween fun at the Orion Center including cider & treats, hay wagon rides, trick-or-treat street, crafts, carnival games and much more!
Oct 12 – Huron Valley Numismatic Society Fall Coin Show
Are you interested in coin collecting?
Oct 5 – Ferndale Fall Festival
Come celebrate the season with us as the Detroit Curling Club and Martin Road Park is transformed into a Fall-themed wonderland of games, activities, music, and treats!
Sept 28 – Affirmations Studio 35 Gala
Disco era dress is encouraged, but not required. Are you ready to party like it’s 1977 with our groovy community?!
Sept 28 – Forum for Women Veterans Hosted by Holly Area Resource Center
The Forum is free and is for female veterans only.
Royal Oak Schools Hosting State of the Schools Plus Civility Project Discussion Sept. 25
The presentation is followed by an engaging discussion with Nolan Finley and Stephen Henderson, two celebrated journalists who, despite their differing viewpoints, have built a strong professional and personal relationship.
Sept 23 – Pontiac State of the City Address
Mayor Tim Greimel presents the 2024 State of the City Address highlighting accomplishments of the past year and plans for the future.
Sept 22 – Orion Twp Hosting TRIALthlon to Test Out Park’s Triathlon Potential
Bring your sense of adventure and your love of nature!
Madison Heights Arts Boards Seeks Vendors for Trail Tunes Event Sept 21
The Madison Heights Arts Board is accepting applications for vendors for the annual Trail Tunes event which takes place Sept 21.
Sept 21 – Novi Perennial Exchange
Revitalize your garden by exchanging labeled perennial plants with fellow gardeners.
Sept 21 – Make Blankets to Donate at Fleece & Thank You Event in Pontiac
Join us at our annual Make a Blanket Day!
Sept 21 – Orion Twp Fall Festival of Family Fun
Come out to beautiful Camp Agawam for a day filled with fall activities for the entire family
Sept 20 – SeptemBEERfest in Auburn Hills Riverside Park
All proceeds from the event will be donated to Neighborhood House and used to assist those most in need within our community.
Royal Oak Schools Hosting Celebration of Oakland Elementary’s 100 Year Anniversary Sept 20
Don’t miss this unique celebration of Oakland Elementary’s legacy and its continued impact on education in Royal Oak. We look forward to celebrating with our students, staff, alumni, and the Royal Oak community.
Sept 20-22 – DIY Street Fair in Downtown Ferndale
The beloved FREE DIY Street Fair is back for the 16th year!
Sept 20-22 – Funky Ferndale Art Fair
Join us on W. 9 Mile for the fun, with more than 140 juried artists and authors.
Heritage Park in Farmington Hills Celebrates History and Heritage Sept 20
Celebrate the History and Heritage of Heritage Park!
Open Mic Nights at Orion Center Showcase Poetry, Music, Dance, and Comedy
All ages and abilities are welcome.
Sept 19 – Orion Township Puzzle and Game Swap
Swap your puzzles, books, games and movies with new-to-you ones!
Sept 19 – WONder Woman Awards Honoring Danielle Atkinson, Dr. Donna Bell, and Dr. Casandra Ulbrich
Celebrate the achievements of our distinguished honorees at the Regency Manor & Banquet Center on Thursday, September 19th, 2024.
Sept 18 – Fall in Love with Downtown Ferndale
Fall in Love with Downtown Ferndale and collect FREE hearts all around town
Sept 18 – Public Meeting for SMART Community Feedback (Via Zoom)
Join one of two public meetings to learn more about the two proposed scenarios and share your thoughts.
Farmington Hills Mayor Rich Hosting “Walk the Hawk” Events to Talk with Residents
This new opportunity is designed to facilitate direct interaction and dialogue with Mayor Rich.
Royal Oak Hosting Master Plan Town Hall Sept 16
The Royal Oak Planning Commission will hold a town hall style special meeting to field questions regarding the current draft master plan on Monday, Sept. 16
Sept. 16 – Edmund Fitzgerald: The Stories, The Song Dinner and Discussion at Highland Activity Center
The dinner is provided by Sparkies Kitchen and Bar. Sept 16 with Dinner at 6pm and Presentation at 7pm.
Sept 16 Hazel Park Library Presentation on Mental Health: Getting Children to Sleep”
Hazel Park District Library is hosting a mental health series with professional psychotherapists.
Sept 15 – Rosewood Chamber Musicians at Oak Park Library
A beautiful afternoon of live chamber music!
Sept 15 – Oak Hill Cemetery Walk in Pontiac
This year’s theme is “The Dead Poet and the Society” and we will be telling the stories of the founders of the Pioneer Society of Oakland County.
Klezmer Bands from Across the State Gathering for KlezMitten Festival Sept. 15
Klezundheit will be performing along with Lansing-based Heartland Klezmorim, and two bands from Ann Arbor: Schmaltz Klezmer-Funk, and Klezmephonic.
Sept 14 – Highland Farmers Market Fall Festival
Mark your calendars for Saturday, September 14th, and join us for our highly anticipated annual Fall Festival!
Sept 9 – Southfield Senior Summit
Sen. Moss will be holding an annual Senior Summit to provide resources and key information to the senior community, especially as it pertains to state law.
Sept 8 – Oak Park Tower Tailgate “Mane Event”
Enjoy food, drinks, yard games, and energetic music to get you pumped for the game.
Culture and Cuisine Abound at Royal Oak’s Arts, Beats, and Eats Festival
Over 100 booths with fine art, mixed media, ceramics, metals, illustration, photography and more were at the fair.
Candidate Interview: April Beaton for Hazel Park School Board
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
Candidate Interview: Robin Dillard-Russaw for 46th District Court Judge
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
Holly DDA Director Nick Klempp Leaving for New Position
Klemp has been the DDA Director since 2020, where he’s been part of many projects to help the downtown and it’s businesses.
Oakland County Foster Closet and Their Impact on Helping Families in Need
This closet is a 501c(3) non-profit run 100% by volunteers and donations, and it provides necessary items to low income families with foster children in southeast Michigan.
OC Restaurant Quest: Leo’s Coney Island
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.
School Districts Invited to Apply for Clean Bus Energy Grants
This Michigan-specific program is in addition to the National Clean School Bus Program and other funding opportunities coordinated by the United States Environmental Protection Agency.
Labor Day Break – See You in September
Oakland County Times is on Labor Day Break and will return soon after the holiday!
Candidate Interview: Traci Richards for Oakland County Probate Court Judge
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
Candidate Interview: Julie Alspach for Rochester Community School Board
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
Holly Schools Celebrates Upgraded Stadium and New Construction Trades Center
At both events, Roper was joined by students, staff and building and district administration. Holly Area Schools board members, parents, local leaders and community members also attended.
OC Restaurant Quest: China Express in Sylvan Lake
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.
Donors Can Help Pick Baby Gorilla’s Name at Detroit Zoo
“This has been an incredibly fun and exciting time for our entire animal care team,” said Mike Murray, vice president of life sciences for the Detroit Zoological Society
Downtown Ferndale Concerts on Nine Continue w/Special Friday Show, Art Experiences
Now in its fourth year, the series features nine local area performers across a wide range of musical styles.
Field of Sunflowers Symbolizes Oakland County Commitment to Sustainability
“Sunflowers make people happy and add food for pollinators and some of the native animals,” he said.
AgeWays Nonprofit Senior Services Seeks Board Member Applicants
Applications will close at 4:30 p.m. on August 30, 2024.
Klezmer Bands from Across the State Gathering for KlezMitten Festival Sept. 15
Klezundheit will be performing along with Lansing-based Heartland Klezmorim, and two bands from Ann Arbor: Schmaltz Klezmer-Funk, and Klezmephonic.
OC Restaurant Quest: Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse and Wine Bar in Birmingham
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.
Fire Damages Wolverine Machine & Screwshop in Holly
Holly Fire Chief Jeremy Watson thanked the public who quickly reported seeing smoke which allowed for a fast response
Northland Mall Security Guards Found Not Guilty in 2014 Death of McKenzie Cochran
On Friday former private security guards John Seiberling, Gaven King, and Aaron Maree were found not guilty by an Oakland County jury of involuntary manslaughter…
Candidate Interview: Richard Kaczanowski for Rochester Community School Board
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
OC Restaurant Quest: Mother Handsome in Oak Park
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.
MiLEAP Announces Grant Opportunity to Fund Out-of-School Time Programs
Eligible community-based organizations may apply for grant funding to support expanded learning opportunities, including mentoring, leadership, visual and performing arts, literacy, science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and more.
Downtown Auburn Hills Limits On-Street Parking to Two Hours from 8am to 6pm
Once the signs are installed, the Auburn Hills Police Department will implement a 30-day educational period.
More Brands of Cinnamon Recalled Due to Lead Contamination
To learn more about blood lead testing, visit the MI Lead Safe webpage.
Holly Football Players Visit Lions Training Camp
Senior members of the Broncho Varsity Football Team got an up-close and personal look at the Detroit Lions Training Camp
Farmington Hills Gets $140,000 Grant for LED Lighting at Fire Station
The City’s Capital Improvement Plan and Facilities Condition Assessment have played a crucial role in identifying and prioritizing projects that align with the City’s energy efficiency and sustainability objectives.
Keego Harbor Asks Residents to Report Service Line Materials by Aug 30
The process should take only a few minutes and is easy for anyone to do.
Teen with Autism Rescued from Marsh After Running Away from Hiking Group
A 14-year-old Farmington Hills teenager with autism who was missing for three hours was rescued Tuesday from a marshy area of Proud Lake by Oakland County Sheriff’s Office deputies.
Candidate Interview: Matthew Ackerman for Michigan Court of Appeals District 2
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
Candidate Interview: Barb Anness for Rochester Community School Board
New videos are added frequently up until Election Day, so please check back often!
Road Commission to Host Public Meeting on 2025 Budget, Including Big Projects
The public is invited to attend the hearing and offer input on the proposed budget.
Doctor Charged with Placing Hidden Cameras in Hospitals, Swim Club
“It’s more than an invasion of privacy. It robs these moms and kids, and all of us, of a sense of safety we should have when we’re with our kids at a place like that.”
Sign Your Pooch Up for the Holly Days Dog Parade and Costume Contest Sept 7
Enter contest for best costume, best wiggly butt, best bark, best ears, smallest dog, largest dog, best trick, most exotic pet, and looks most like owner.
Huron Valley State Bank Collects Items for Open Door Outreach Center’s Birthday Bag Program
The collection yielded an assortment of items including cake mixes, frostings, sprinkles, candles, gift bags, party favors, balloons, plates, utensils, and toys.
Brandon Mayfield Charged with Felonies After Standoff in Farmington Hills
“Violent crime in any form is never acceptable, but this incident was further aggravated by racially influenced speech,” said Farmington Hills Police Chief Jeff King.
OC Restaurant Quest: Coeur in Downtown Ferndale
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Candidate Interview: Shadia Martini for State Rep District 54
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Candidate Interview: Latoya Marie Willis for Michigan Court of Appeals District 2
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South Blvd in Pontiac to Close for Railroad Maintenance
South Blvd is expected to be closed beginning Aug. 19 at the Sanford Street railroad crossing for track maintenance
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Village of Holly Has Openings on Historic District Commission and DDA
Please visit the Village of Holly Offices (504 ½ East Maple) to fill out a Citizen Participation Form.
OC Restaurant Quest: Cantina El Dorado in Auburn Hills
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