Oakland Thrive Restaurant Quest: Flights of Fancy in Waterford
With support from Oakland Thrive, Oakland County Times Editor and Publisher Crystal Proxmire is on a quest to try every restaurant in Oakland County.
Photos from Highland Township’s Tree Lighting and Kris Kringle Market
Chilly weather did not stop scores of families from coming out to the Downtown Highland Tree Lighting and Kris Kringle Market held on Dec 1.
Lakes Area Chamber Accepting Nominations for Annual Awards
Nominations are open until 12/12/25 for the following Award Categories…
Main Street Holly Accepting Applications for Executive Director
Apply by Dec 31, 2025.
Dickens Festival Brings Holiday Magic to Holly, with Two More Weekends To Go
The fun continues for two more weekends: Dec. 6 -7, and Dec. 13-14.
High Schoolers in Oakland County Invited to Enter Financial Empowerment Arts Contest
“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.
Oakland County Times Restaurant Quest: Dave & Amy’s in White Lake
Dave & Amy’s is located at 9595 Highland Road in White Lake.
Vehicle Fire Spread to Garage Stopped by Highland Twp Fire Department
The on-duty crew arrived quickly and made a successful knockdown before the fire could spread further.
Still Time to Enter Oakland County’s Local Gems Sweepstakes
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!
Dickens Festival Brings Enchantment to Downtown Holly with Lighted Parade and Three Weekends of Immersive Shopping and Fun
Take a step back into the story of A Christmas Carol, envisioned by Charles Dickens, as we celebrate the holiday season over three weekend between Thanksgiving and Christmas with the Holly Dickens Festival.
Company Responsible for Discharge into Holly Retention Pond Had Previous Citation
Additional costs or penalties will be decided by future agreements or enforcement actions
Highland’s Boardwalk Project Wins Statewide Award
“The Highland Station Boardwalk reflects everything we value as a community—thoughtful design, environmental stewardship, and meaningful connections between the places people love,” said Cassie Blascyk, Design Chair of the Highland DDA.
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Dickens Festival Brings Enchantment to Downtown Holly with Lighted Parade and Three Weekends of Immersive Shopping and Fun
Take a step back into the story of A Christmas Carol, envisioned by Charles Dickens, as we celebrate the holiday season over three weekend between Thanksgiving and Christmas with the Holly Dickens Festival.
Community Sharing Outreach Center in Highland Seeking Specific Winter Item Donations
The Community Sharing Outreach Center is seeking specific donation items.
Balloonatics Book Shares Experiences of Hot Air Balloon Pilot in Northern Oakland County
Craig Elliott, 66, of Holly wrote the 332-page book about his life as a hot air balloon pilot.
Local Governments Are Hiring – List of Employment Pages for Cities, Townships, & Villages
From part time and seasonal jobs working in parks, pools, and Departments of Public Works to full-time careers, local governments often have a variety of opportunities.
Michigan DHHS Announces that SNAP Food Benefits Will Resume
In Michigan, more than 9,700 retailers accept SNAP. In 2023, retailers redeemed over $3.6 billion in SNAP.
Performer at Annual Memorial Shares Story of Edmund Fitzgerald’s Sinking and the Song that Made it Famous
Mike Fornes is a Michigan-based singer who has also carried the torch of the story and the song.
Holly Winter Market Runs Nov 16 Through Feb 22
The market features over 80 vendors including baked goods, specialty foods, beef, oils, sauces, crafts, jewelry, woodworking and more.