Jan 16 – Madison Heights MLK Candlelight Peace Vigil
Members of the Madison Heights community will come together to reflect on Dr. King’s legacy, seeing one another, and peace.
DTE Announces Time of Day Rates to Encourage Using Electricity in Off-Peak Hours
Simply choose to use energy during the times of day when demand is lower, and you’ll pay a lower rate.
DNR Seeks Public Input on Parks and Recreation Strategic Plan
The DNR Parks and Recreation Division currently manages 103 state parks and recreation areas, totaling more than 300,000 acres across Michigan’s Upper and Lower peninsulas.
Oakland County Seeks Nominations for Black Excellence Award
“The diversity of experiences and backgrounds among our residents is part of what makes our community so strong,” Commissioner Yolanda Smith Charles
Reporter’s Quest to Try Every Restaurant in Oakland County Continues into New Year
The column features everything from family diners and local bars, to flavors from around the world, and the some of the most imaginative and delicious restaurants in the area.
Treasurer Shares Tips for Making the Most of Your Money in 2023
Here are a few tips from the Oakland County Treasurer’s Office that will help reduce the financial strain and build toward your future.
President Signs FLOODS Act to Improve Severe Weather Prediction and Communication
“Flooding is a common and deadly natural disaster in the U.S., resulting in over $25 billion in annual economic losses,”
Jan 18 – Pokemon Club at Ferndale Library
Pokémon Club is a place to gather, learn, and have fun talking about Pokémon video games, cards, books, shows, and more!
Jan 9 – Ribbon Cutting at My Salon Suite in Downtown Ferndale
All are welcome to join the ribbon cutting celebration to welcome My Salon Suite to downtown Ferndale!
Transgender Michigan Co-Founder Reflects on 25 Years of Activism and Inclusion
“I was waiting someone else. And then finally I thought, ‘Well if no one else is going to do it I’m going to do it.’”
Found Footage of Detroit Party Marching Band at Ferndale Library March 2020 (video)
But we found them, and thought they were too fun not to share!
Snow Causing Delays and Route Cancellations for SMART Services
Be patient with the bus operators who are working hard in challenging circumstances to ensure that everyone get to their destinations safely.
Stuff to Know When it Snows
There are things to think about to make these kinds of days go better though. Here are some frequently asked questions to consider:
Oakland County Resources for Those Experiencing Homelessness
Although Oakland County has a strong economy and many resources, there are still residents that are forced to choose between necessities like buying food, paying rent, or going to the doctor.
B.O.S.S. Interview: Scott Galloway of Galloway and Collens PLLC
Check out our interview to hear more about the joys and challenges of being a small business owner.
Jim Shaffer and Associates Announces Snap It and Wrap It Contest
It’s a $2000 Detroit Foundation Stay + Play package, including 2 nights in an upper level room at the hotel, $500 cash for dining and entertainment, AND a $500 gift card to the local shop that has the most entries.
Oakland County to Hire Transit Manager and Planners Following Voter Approval of Transportation Millage
Oakland County has created a Transit Division in its Economic Development Department laying the foundation for improving and expanding transit options throughout the county.
Hazel Park Accepting Applications for City Council Vacancy
With the election of Mike McFall to State Representative, there is a vacancy on Hazel Park City Council.
How Oakland and Wayne Compare with Other Million+ Population Counties Across Country
I thought it would be interesting to look at a number of demographic variables and see how Oakland, and Wayne, measure up against their peers.
MML# 4 – Hackers Hitting Clarkston in 2018 Serves as Training Example for Other Cities
Examples of attacks can be found all over the county, and the costs have not been as small as Clarkston.