The Ups, and Mostly Downs, of School District Enrollment Across Oakland County
But what about the districts that bucked the general trend?
Who Will Be Michigan’s Next Poet Laureate? Nominations Being Accepted
Nominees must submit a list or provide links to three work samples and a statement of why they should be considered for the position of Michigan poet laureate
2024 Election Info.
Candidates interested in doing an interview can reach out to editor@oc115.com for more info.
Orion Supervisor Shares State of the Township w/Cinematic Flair
From Dodgeball to developments, Back to the Future to budgets, and references to The Sandlot, Orion Supervisor Chris Barnett’s State of the Township speech gave traditionally un-entertaining municipal governance topics a bit of Hollywood glow.
Publisher Crystal Proxmire Honored as Finalist for Intern Supervisor of the Year Award
Schanz wrote an exceptionally kind recommendation letter for Proxmire’s nomination, telling the Grand Valley judges…
County Offering Reduced Fees for Dog and Cat Adoptions Through May 15
The adoption fee for this event will be $25.00 for dog adoptions and $15.00 for cat adoptions.
Brian Calley Shares Small Business Outlook at Royal Oak Chamber Luncheon
SBAM President and CEO Brian Calley was the keynote speaker for the event.
Auburn Hills Gets Grant for Creation of a Public Square
Construction is expected to begin this July and be completed by November.
OC Restaurant Quest: Atam’s Pizza and Wings in Rochester Hills
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.
Oakland County Residents Invited to Take Food Landscape Community Survey
Community partners in Oakland County are conducting a food landscape study & are seeking input via this community survey.
Explore: Parks, Trails, Downtowns, and Other Destinations in Oakland County (and Beyond)
Oakland County Times has a growing list of parks, trails, family-friendly destinations and more in our area and beyond.
Khadija Walker-Fobbs Making Strides in Housing Across Oakland County
“It’’s not a secret. There’s been so many articles about the housing shortage nationally and in the state.”
Auburn Hills Reminds Residents: Feeding Ducks Does More Harm than Good
“Riverside Park, with its access to the Clinton River, may seem like a picturesque spot to feed the ducks, but before you reach for that bag of breadcrumbs, consider the detrimental effects of feeding waterfowl.”
SMART Expands Transit in Rochester, Oakland University Area
“As we look forward to the launch of Route 492, we anticipate a positive ripple effect on the local economy,” SMART General Manager Dwight Ferrell said.
Public Tracking of Salamanders, Snakes, and Such Can Help Save Michigan Species
When you happen upon a slithering snake or a happily croaking wood frog, or if you’re a dedicated salamander seeker, tracking your finds in the Michigan Herp Atlas can make a huge difference for Michigan’s amphibian and reptile population.
Food Drive in Auburn Hills Has Several Drop Off Locations
Help those in need in the community by donating canned and dry, non-perishable, non-expired food items.
Residents Across Michigan Could Receive MDOT Travel Survey in Mail
Randomly selected households will receive an invitation to participate in the survey via U.S. Mail.
Square Lake Road to Close for Construction
Beginning 7 a.m. Monday, April 15, westbound I-75 BL will be closed at Opdyke Road.
Construction to Begin on Brown, Giddings, and Silverbell in Auburn Hills and Orion Twp
For more information on the project, visit the Brown, Giddings, Silver Bell Roads page in the “Road Projects” section of the RCOC website
Highlights from Executive Dave Coulter’s State of the County Address
Kicking off the speech, Coulter took time to reflect on wins from the past year and provide updates on other programs that were introduced during the 2023 State of the County Address.