Mother of Oxford School Shooter Found Guilty of Manslaugher
Jennifer Crumbley has been found guilty on four counts of involuntary manslaughter in the deaths of Hana St. Juliana, Justin Shilling, Madisyn Baldwin, and Tate Myre
Service Project Scholarship Applications Open to Area Seniors Through Clarkston Family Farm
The contest is open to high school seniors in the Avondale, Brandon, Clarkston, Pontiac, Lake Orion, Oxford, and Waterford School Districts planning to attend college or vocational school.
DNR Wildlife Habitat Grant Applications Now Being Accepted
Funding is available for local, state, federal and tribal governments, profit and nonprofit groups, and individuals through an open, competitive process.
March 20 – Celebrate Oakland County 2024 Spotlight and Reception
Oakland Thrive helps businesses in Oakland County rise
Feb 5 – 9 – ONTV’s 14th Annual Food Drive
The goal is to raise $6,000 for FISH through corporate sponsorships and community donations.
MDOT Survey Asking About Road Funding Options, Including Per Mile Fee
One possible funding tool is road usage charges, which means drivers would pay a few cents for each mile driven versus paying based on how much gas they buy.
Oxford Township Conducting Online Master Plan Survey
Help Oxford Twp. prepare for the future! Participate in the master plan survey…
Arc Seeks Nominations for Awards Honoring Those Who Serve People with Developmental/Intellectual Disabilities
It is important that we in the advocacy community recognize individuals who have advocated for themselves and/or have given of themselves to help others.
Renters Rights – 15 Things Tenants in Michigan Should Know
There are a number of resources for renters, including…
Oakland SAVES – Grants Available for Home Energy Efficiency Projects
These grants can be used to make updates to homes, producing savings in energy consumption and utility bills and improving a home’s health, safety and comfort.
Nominations Open for Hometown Health Hero Awards
Completed nominations should be sent by Wednesday, Jan. 31
Grants Available for Hospitality Training For Skills to Help Workers Advance
With the support of the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Development, HTIM has expanded this year to reach additional Michiganders looking for a rewarding and high-paying career.
Oakland County Seeks Nominations for Black Excellence Award
“All community members are welcome to nominate someone they see making a difference in our county, whether the impact is large or small.”
SEMCOG Shares “Oakland County by the Numbers” Forecast
Following a discussion of regional trends between 2020 and 2050, the presentation moved to Oakland County’s future.
Judge Travis Reeds to Oversee 52nd District Court, Serving 34 Communities
“This appointment by the Michigan Supreme Court to lead all four divisions of the 52nd District Court is both an honor and a welcome challenge,” Judge Reeds said.
Winners of Local Gems Contest Announced, Over 300 Businesses Celebrated
The contest, which ran through the month of November, required residents to take selfies in front of their favorite small businesses
Michigan Attorney General Warns of Air Duct Cleaning Scams
Nessel says red flags you should watch out for are social media posts that…
Governor Hopes Rebate Will Help Boost Electric Vehicle Sales in Michigan
Combined with the $7,500 federal credit, a Michigan family could receive up to $10,000 off the purchase of new battery electric vehicle or plug-in hybrid electric vehicle.
Last Call for Oakland County’s 40 Under 40 Applications
To be eligible, candidates must live or work in Oakland County, be 18 years of age or older, and have been born after Dec. 31, 1983.
Oxford High School Shooter Sentenced to Life Without Parole
Families of the slain students – Tate Myre, Madisyn Baldwin, Hana St. Juliana, and Justin Shilling – attended the sentencing hearing Friday, along with others impacted by the shooting.