Six Women Honored with Women’s History Month Awards
Oakland County recently honored six incredible Oakland County women making a powerful impact in their communities as 2026 Women’s History Month Award recipients!
Oak Park School Board Vice President Resigns Days After Lawsuit Prompts Superintendent’s Retirement
The resignation came just four days after Superintendent Angel Abdulahad retired in the wake of a lawsuit alleging financial improprieties, human resource issues, and whistleblower retaliation.
Oakland County Executive Gives State of the County Address (Video)
“We continue to believe that our county government can improve the lives of all our residents – and we’re proving it every day.”
In Wake of Lawsuit Allegations, Oak Park Superintendent Angel Abdulahad Retires
Employees outlined the multiple complaints to the school board, and on Nov. 18, 2025, Abdulahad was placed on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of an investigation.
March 23 – Oak Park Master Plan Open House
The Master Plan, updated every 5 years, helps guide decisions related to housing, development, mobility, parks, infrastructure, and overall quality of life.
Oakland County Earns Bird City Michigan Designation
The program recognizes communities taking action to sustainably protect and mitigate threats to bird habitats by engaging and educating the community
Oakland County Executive Dave Coulter Giving State of the County March 5
This annual event serves as a roadmap for the county’s future, highlighting key initiatives and programs.
Ferndale Schools State of the District March 4
Come learn what’s new at Ferndale Schools!
Oakland County Parks Celebrating 60 Years, Continuing to Grow
Over the decades, OCP has redefined outdoor recreation, reaching significant milestones such as…
Oakland County Board Honors Five Residents with Black Excellence Awards
As part of Black History Month, the Board of Commissioners honored five Oakland County residents with the 2026 Black Excellence Award at its Feb. 19 meeting.
Aligned for Achievement: Bridging the Gap in Academic Growth at Ferndale Schools
We are striving for growth that doesn’t just pass a test, but prepares our students to lead in university classrooms and professional careers alike.
Oh Beautiful Detroit Zoo, How Does Your Butterfly Garden Grow?
Under the sunshine of the beautiful dome has since been a magical place where butterflies flutter about to the delight of visitors of all ages.
Oakland Schools Hosting Digital Literacy Webinar Feb 23
Through interactive activities, you’ll practice identifying misinformation, learn quick tips for staying safe with AI technologies, and explore strategies for healthier screen time habits.
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.
Naturalist Shares Facts and Tips in Advance of Great Backyard Bird Count (Feb 13-16)
The Great Backyard Bird Count is a great place to start. People can watch for birds anywhere – including their own backyards, or even local parks. All one needs to do is simply watch and listen for birds, and document them.
Data Shows Latest in Oakland County’s Births and Deaths
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) has recently produced 2025 provisional birth and death statistics for Michigan and its counties.
Lakeshore Legal Aid Hosting Expungement Clinics in Macomb, Oakland, and Wayne County Through 2026
Lakeshore Legal Aid is hosting Expungement Clinics in Macomb, Oakland, and Wayne Counties through 2026.
Affirmations Showcases Variety of LGBTQ+ Support Groups and Programs
But just as the patrons are so varied, so too are the groups and services the center has to offer.
Feb 22 – Oak Park S’Mores N’ More Event
The City of Oak Park is hosting a S’Mores n’ More event.
Author Jonathan Rand Visits Kids at Ferndale Upper Elementary School
Rand was born in Pontiac, and has authored 120+ horror and mystery fiction books for children and young adults, with nearly 7 million copies in print.