“We are thrilled to welcome John Sauve as our 2026 Artist in Residence. His work embodies the spirit of visibility and connection that defines Affirmations, and we are excited to share these projects with the entire community.”
This annual event serves as a roadmap for the county’s future, highlighting key initiatives and programs.
Come learn what’s new at Ferndale Schools!
Over the decades, OCP has redefined outdoor recreation, reaching significant milestones such as…
As part of Black History Month, the Board of Commissioners honored five Oakland County residents with the 2026 Black Excellence Award at its Feb. 19 meeting.
It seems that any article that discusses political, social or economic trends these days looks at these trends in terms of how they play out for various generations.
Under the sunshine of the beautiful dome has since been a magical place where butterflies flutter about to the delight of visitors of all ages.
Particulates get trapped in snow when it falls and when that snow melts, those same particulates get released into the air
Through interactive activities, you’ll practice identifying misinformation, learn quick tips for staying safe with AI technologies, and explore strategies for healthier screen time habits.
The Ferndale Garden Club presents Think Spring Community Seed Swap and Spring Gardening Expo on Sunday, Feb. 22
From part time and seasonal jobs working in parks, pools, and Departments of Public Works to full-time careers, local governments often have a variety of opportunities.
Rand was born in Pontiac, and has authored 120+ horror and mystery fiction books for children and young adults, with nearly 7 million copies in print.
Kali, 13, was rescued as a cub after being found orphaned by residents of the Native Village of Point Lay, Alaska in 2013.
Additional details about Michigan’s Unclaimed Property Program can be found at www.michigan.gov/unclaimedproperty.
Oakland Community Health Network and Common Ground have parted ways, with OCHN directly taking on mental health crisis services that it previously had been contracting with Common Ground to provide.
Together, our school family marched in unity as we walked across the outside of the front of the school.
Last year, together, we raised an incredible $11,000, and this year we’re aiming even higher.
The current Oakland County Nurse on Call hotline has expanded and been renamed to the Oakland Connects Helpline.
Our priority here is rooted in the fundamental belief that for learning to happen, students must be consistently present and actively engaged.
With support from Oakland Thrive, Oakland County Times Editor and Publisher Crystal Proxmire is on a quest to try every restaurant in Oakland County.