“Our collaboration with Independent Bank has helped qualified buyers reduce upfront costs, purchase homes in communities across Oakland County, and contribute to the economic strength and stability of those communities.”
In the scam, callers pose as an Oakland County Sheriff’s Deputy and either demand immediate payment to resolve a legal issue or leave a voicemail urging recipients to return the call to discuss an “urgent legal matter.
Oakland County Executive Dave Coulter’s Oakland Together 40 Under 40 program is looking to recognize dynamic individuals making an impact in their community or career for the class of 2026.
The current Oakland County Nurse on Call hotline has expanded and been renamed to the Oakland Connects Helpline.
Limited spots are available for this tournament. Registration is first-come, first-served. Don’t get left at the starting line- sign up now!
With support from Oakland Thrive, Oakland County Times Editor and Publisher Crystal Proxmire is on a quest to try every restaurant in Oakland County.
The deadline for submissions is Friday, January 23, 2026.
The Amex Shop Small Grants Program reflects the shared commitment of American Express and Main Street America to champion small businesses that strengthen communities and help local economies thrive.
The new system streamlines dog licensing through an easy-to-use online platform while providing added protection if a pet becomes lost.
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The Birmingham Museum’s special 2026 lecture series, “Our Indigenous Heritage,” kicks off in January with Dr. Cangany’s presentation.
Oakland County’s Local Gems Sweepstakes shined a bright light on small businesses this holiday season, generating more than 1,000 entries from Southeast Michigan residents eager to share their favorite neighborhood shops, restaurants and services.
Consumers who have purchased the affected product should not consume it.
The S.A.V.E.S. program is intended to help vulnerable people who might be pulled over in their vehicle for a traffic stop, found wandering in the community or present during fire calls, among other crises situations.
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Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel hosted a town hall at Affirmations LGBTQ+ Community Center to discuss hate crimes and terrorism, including prevention, reporting, and prosecution.
Selected artists will receive a $1200 stipend.
“This contest invites students to bring their imagination forward while engaging with themes that have real impact on their futures,” said Oakland Schools Superintendent Kenneth Gutman.
The discussion included three neurotypical individuals as well as a presentation about autism and neurodivergence.
Oakland County’s Local Gems Sweepstakes continues to the end of this month, so there is still time to get your small business shopping selfies in!