Candidate Interview: Quinn Wright for Mayor of Madison Heights
Voters in Madison Heights will be selecting the next Mayor as well as three city council members in the Nov. 4, 2025 election.
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.
Hazel Park Student and Mother Found Dead of Suspected Homicide
This investigation is being handled as a homicide and is still in the early stages
Sept 6 – Madison Heights Trail Tunes
The Madison Heights Arts Board is proud to present the 6th annual Trail Tunes Music Festival on Saturday, September 6th.
Aug 23 – 24 – Hazel Park Art Fair
The Hazel Park Art Fair returns Aug. 23-24 for another year of family fun and creativity.
Madison Heights Rolls Out New Curbside Recycling Initiative
Materials that can be deposited in the recycling carts include plastic bottles and containers, aluminum and steel cans, glass bottles and jars, cardboard, newspaper, junk mail, and mixed paper.
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.
Oakland County Adds Accessibility Features and Language Translations to Website
The enhancements include a live translation feature supporting more than 60 languages and a suite of accessibility tools designed to assist users with disabilities.
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.
Data: Oakland County’s Asian Population on the Rise
The Census Bureau has released detailed age and race/ethnicity estimates for states and counties for 2024.
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.”
Michigan’s Population Continues to Age Faster than the Nation
In fact, the number of states and counties where older adults outnumber children is on the rise, especially in sparsely populated areas
Oakland Thrive Accepting Applications for CEO
The CEO serves as the public face of the organization and works closely with elected officials.
Oakland County Welcomes Chief Sustainability Officer Julie Lyons Bricker
Lyons Bricker’s qualifications are underscored by her professional credentials and education
Royal Oak Adds Thrones, aka Smart Restrooms, for Six Month Trial
A trio of new toilets are gracing Royal Oak as the city conducts a six-month trial of “Throne” smart restrooms.
Oakland Thrive Restaurant Quest: Zaytoona Mediterranean Grill in Hazel Park
With support from Oakland Thrive, Oakland County Times Editor and Publisher Crystal Proxmire is on a quest to try every restaurant in Oakland County.
Explore: Belle Isle Park in Detroit
While it seems like Belle Isle is most famous for it’s giant slide, there is a lot to love on this beautiful Detroit River Island, especially for nature-lovers like me.
State Rep McFall Introduces Legislation to Decriminalize Psilocybin Possession for People with PTSD
The legislation reflects increasing national research and discussion on the real benefits of using psychedelics for PTSD treatment, especially for veterans.