Understanding and Experience Drive Therapist Mark McMillian’s Practice
Mark McMillan is a behavioral health and addiction therapist and the owner of MBHS.
Highlights from Executive Dave Coulter’s State of the County Address
Kicking off the speech, Coulter took time to reflect on wins from the past year and provide updates on other programs that were introduced during the 2023 State of the County Address.
MML #4 – Officials Learn Lessons of Michigan’s 4,800 Railroad Crossings
There are 4,800 railroad crossings across the state of Michigan, each one inspected and maintained with the care of MDOT’s Office of Rail Safety.
MML #2 – As Population Declines, State Works on “Growing Michigan Together”
Michigan’s population continues to decline, and the state is working to reverse the trend.
MML #1: Taxing Vapes, Banning Menthol, Licensing Cigarette Retailers and More on the Table in Michigan
Smoking has re-emerged as a hot topic in Lansing as the Senate considers a package of bills related to tobacco regulation.
Census Estimates Show Continued Population Decline, Out-Migration Partly to Blame
This trend accelerated in 2023 as estimates show 8,944 more residents leaving for other counties in the U.S. than arriving in Oakland.
Income, Race, Age, and Gender: A Data-Driven Look at Voter Turnout in Oakland County
While politicians are obviously interested in past turnout and party preferences at the community level, their campaign folks will use demographics to identify where they will get the most payoff and need to concentrate their efforts.
What Unmarried Couples Should Consider When Buying Real Estate
While the decision to purchase real estate should never be made lightly, unmarried couples in particular should proceed with caution, advises attorney Scott Galloway.
Pleasant Ridge Announces Appointment of Robert Ried to Police Chief
“Together, we will advance our community policing initiatives, keeping crime rates low, and enhancing our relationship with the community.”
Widespread Facebook Outages Reported
Also, it’s a great day to recognize the importance of supporting local media and having multiple sources of information.
MTA Presentation Shares Importance of Understanding FOIA
The Freedom of Information Act is a tool for members of the public to be informed about the actions of elected officials who are serving on their behalf.
Early Data Shows Where in Oakland County Early Voting & Absentee Are Catching On Fastest
The Michigan Secretary of State’s Office has provided data files on both methods, in order to provide absentee ballot comparisons between the Presidential Primary turnouts in 2020 and 2024, and to gauge the popularity of first-time early voting.
Oakland County Grant Program to Encourage Senior Volunteerism
Oakland County is launching a new grant program for local organizations that offer volunteer programs for senior residents.
Huntington Woods Scholarship Applications Now Being Accepted
Three $1,500 scholarships will be awarded.
Video: State Senator Jeremy Moss on Proposed FOIA Reform in Michigan
Oakland County Times spoke with Senator Moss about the bills, and why FOIA is an important tool for transparency in Michigan government.
Next Generation Gets Taste of County Government
…they weren’t just learning about departments and job descriptions to help inspire dreams of public service, but from stories like Brown’s of learning and trying again.
Renters Rights – 15 Things Tenants in Michigan Should Know
Here are our Top 15 takeaways that can help renters anywhere in Michigan…
Pleasant Ridge Woman’s Club Carries on Tradition of Friendship and Service
This club is very centered around women supporting women.
Grimalkin Metaphysical in Royal Oak Builds Community and Satisfies Spiritual Needs
From the handmade stained glass that hangs in the front window, to the creative clothing options and eclectic artwork, every item is curated with care.
March 8 – Oakland Thrive Virtual Presentation on Social Media Strategies
Oakland Thrive helps businesses in Oakland County rise.