April 1 – Ferndale EGGstravaganza Egg Hunt – CANCELLED
EGGstravaganza is back! Come out to one of our Easter egg hunts on Saturday, April 1, 2023.
EGGstravaganza is back! Come out to one of our Easter egg hunts on Saturday, April 1, 2023.
“John’s passion for historic preservation and ability to rally local leaders around the Main Street Approach have made a lasting impact on countless communities.”
Projects must occur in a Michigan Municipal League member community. League member communities include nearly every city and village, as well as multiple urban townships in Michigan.
Oakland County Executive Dave Coulter has appointed Sunil Asija as director of human resources
Public comment is welcome at the meetings, and documents can be viewed on the City of Ferndale website.
The Division 2 Final for Boy’s Basketball took place Saturday…
All couples will need to be registered prior to April 30, 2023
Pickup will be on Saturday, April 1 between 10 am – 2 pm in the Ferndale City Hall Parking Lot
Here in Oakland County, the Board of Commissioners is recognizing local women for the historic impact they have made in their communities
Entrepreneurs will be able to apply for up to $50,000 in loans through this program.
There was so much laughter, fun, and learning!
Spring is right around the corner, and ReLeaf Michigan is excited to get out and start planting trees!
The anti-gun resolution outlines goals that the Ferndale Board of Education will take to ensure that the district can help to tackle conversations around gun safety.
A free resource fair will take place Saturday March 18, 2023 from 9am to 1pm at Hazel Park High School…
As you can see, our future is bright. Your county is strong. It’s dedicated to reweaving the fabric of our communities through a wonderful mosaic of relationships.
It began in 2012, and was celebrated in style on March 6 with a fundraising gala at Regency Banquet Center in Southfield.
Students in the program come from Berkley, Clawson, Ferndale, Lamphere, Madison, Oak Park and Pontiac Districts.
When word got out on social media, those in support of the LGBTQ+ community showed up, with a lot more people, and a lot more rainbows in their signage.
“We’re essentially here to make sure Downtown Ferndale keeps its vibe and keeps growing, keeps thriving, and keeps changing with the times,” Stevens said in a recent interview with Oakland County Times.
The nonprofit allows greater flexibility, sustainability, and scope when it comes to helping small businesses succeed.