Ferndale Adopts $15 Minimum Wage for Full Time City Workers
“The City of Ferndale recognizes the need for our employees to make a wage that allows them to take care of themselves and their families.”
Holly Wins $150,000 towards Union Depot Move
The Holly community and its regional neighbors came out in force to vote both online and in person for a $150,000 preservation grant to help move and restore the historic Holly Union Depot building.
County Executive Dave Coulter Will Seek Seat in 2020
Coulter talked about his plans for improving access to healthcare services, uplifting the diversity of Oakland County, and focusing on the County’s reputation for being on the cutting-edge of technology and services while making sure all parts of the county have opportunities to prosper.
National Coney Island’s Hani Special
I don’t even know that I’ve eaten anything else besides this in the dozens of times I’ve been there, because it is just so darn good.
Ferndale Library Spooktacular Delivers with Creative Costumes
Among the creative costumes was a family of parcel delivery service providers, dressed like the drivers of the US Postal Service, FedEx, and UPS.
Reporter Food: Blueberry Pancakes at Sam’s Ferndale Grill
On Woodward just north of 8 Mile (right next to White Castle) is a family diner called Sam’s Ferndale Grill.
Four Year Old Dead from Pit Bull Attack in Hazel Park
A family is mourning the loss of a four year old boy who was fatally attacked by a pit bull in their home.
Medical Marijuana Registry Card Application Fee Reduced, Other Fees Eliminated
As a result, patients do not have to wait to receive their registry cards in the mail and will be able to purchase or obtain medication the same day they are approved.
Holly Shows Support for Hometown Heroes
Founded by James and his wife Ina Golden, the nonprofit organization supports active duty military in three ways.
Skeleton Wedding, Swinging Rat, and Old Time Cartoons Among…
Homes were scored based on curb appeal, creativity, use of lights, and theme
Spirits and History Among Us: Hidden Past Unveiled in Southfield Ghost Walk
The Tour consisted of a mile walk with 6 stops along Evergreen Road with a costumed guide named Thaddeus. He was dressed as a 1815 Surveying Scout
Jack White Plays and Bernie Sanders Campaigns at Cass Tech Visit
White told the 4,500-person crowd it was his first political rally, but he came out because he supported Sanders’ opinion that..
Reporter Food: Sunrise Café in Farmington Hills
Between the stream of kind strangers and the outside visitor, it truly was a delightful experience.
After Ordinance Approval, What Happens Next with Marijuana Retail in Ferndale
Ferndale City Council approved an ordinance amendment to allow for up to three recreational marijuana retail stores in the city
Woman Crossing Woodward Struck by Vehicle in Ferndale
Southbound Woodward Avenue was closed for about two hours Saturday night as Ferndale Police and Michigan State Police investigated a serious pedestrian injury crash.
2019 Candidate Interview: Tina Marie Poole for Southfield City Council
Tina Marie Poole is running for Southfield City Council in the Nov. 5, 2019 election.
2019 Candidate Interview: Ethan Baker for Troy Mayor
Ethan Baker is running for Mayor of Troy in the Nov. 5, 2019 election.
2019 Candidate Interview: Chris Budnik for Pleasant Ridge Commission
Chris (Christopher) Budnik is running for Pleasant Ridge City Commission in the Nov. 5, 2019 election.
Explore: Stage Nature Center in Troy
Trails wind through the ever changing woods, and there’s a board in the center where guests write down the cool things they see.
The Story Behind the New Lincoln Mural in Oak Park
The mural features the face of Abraham Lincoln, patriotic red and white stripes with white stars on blue, and the quote, “…and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.”