Food Pantries in Oakland County
For the Oakland County resource page visit https://www.oakgov.com/community/resources/food-assistance
USDA Orders Pause on Food Assistance Benefits Due to Government Shutdown
Nearly 13% of Michigan households, approximately 1.4 million people, receive SNAP benefits. About 43% are families with children and 36% are families with members who are older adults or disabled.
OLHSA Seeks Public Input on Housing in Online Survey
The Community & Neighborhood Housing Survey 2025 is now open, and we need your input!
Support the Oakland County Times Year-End Fundraiser
Oakland County Times is a locally-owned news website supported by readers like you. There are so many challenges facing our communities and the media right now. Yet Oakland County Times remains a bright spot.
Test Results Show Reading Proficiency Among Third and Fourth Graders Across Oakland County
The charts below track the share of 3rd and 4th graders scoring Proficient or higher on the MEAP English Language Arts test, given in the Spring of this year, across Oakland County public school districts.
SEMCOG Online Survey Seeks Perceptions on SE Michigan’s Economy
Survey results will help shape Southeast Michigan’s next five-year economic development strategy.
County Cautions Against Many Ways to Get Scammed
With a little awareness of the types of scams happening now and some practical tips on how to avoid them, you can protect yourself and your loved ones.
SimpliHOM Offering Realtors Fantastic Benefits, Friendly Work Environment
Realtors have a lot of options when it comes to finding an agency that is right for them, but Derek Werenka of SimpliHOM thinks he’s found the sweet spot for inviting agents to their next dream job.
Entrepreneurs Can Apply for Goldman Sachs Small Business Program
This program is a great opportunity for small businesses
Royal Oak Welcomes Meg Trouba as New Economic Development Director
The City of Royal Oak is pleased to announce that Meg Trouba has been appointed as the City’s new Economic Development Director for the City.
Oakland County Urges Prevention as First West Nile Case of the Year Confirmed
West Nile Virus is a mosquito-borne virus. Mosquitoes are infected with the virus by biting an infected bird.
Income Guidelines Announced for Free and Reduced School Meals Across Michigan
These guidelines aim to help make sure that no child goes hungry during the day, leading to better learning and overall health.
Nonprofits and Local Governments Can Apply for DTE Tree Planting Grants
“Tree planting is more than an environmental initiative; it’s a way to bring neighbors together, strengthen local pride and create healthier, more vibrant places to live.
Video: Matthaei Botanical Gardens Welcomes Baby Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnakes
Between shrinking populations, dwindling habitat, and their shy nature around humans, Eastern Massasauga sightings are considered a rare delight.
Pink Cosmo Blueberries – A Cute Culinary Find, Now in Michigan
Pink Cosmo blueberries can be used in a variety of ways, like traditional blueberry varieties can.
Village of Franklin Seeks Applicants for Clerk and Treasurer
The Village of Franklin is accepting applications to fill the Village Clerk and Village Treasurer positions
State Rep Brenda Carter Introduces Bill to Require Cursive be Taught in Schools
I’ve been proud to introduce this bill in each of my prior three terms, and in its most recent form, it passed out of the House with overwhelming bipartisan support.
Explore: Historic Greenfield Village in Dearborn
Greenfield Village is part of The Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation. It’s located at 20900 Oakwood Blvd. in Dearborn.
Oakland County Commissioners Cavell and Nelson Resign from Democratic Caucus
Two Oakland County Commissioners have announced their departure from the Democratic Caucus of the County.
Families May Qualify for SNAP Benefits Under New WIC Guidelines
“I encourage families who have not qualified in the past to reach out to a local WIC office to see if they are eligible for these great benefits now.”