AmazonSmile Program Supporting Various Charities Coming to an End
Amazon has announced they are ending their AmazonSmile charitable giving program.
Americana Music’s Siren Call At The Bowlero Lanes & Lounge in Royal Oak
“What is Americana- that’s a good question” said John.
Ferndale Considers Flock License Plate Surveillance Camera System
The cameras would get snapshots of license plates on public streets and compare those numbers with a database that would alert police…
Governor Whitmer Gives State of the State Address (Full Text)
“My fellow Michiganders. We spoke with a clear voice in November…”
MDOT Study Looks at Potential for Toll Roads in Michigan
Experts analyzed all 31 highways in Michigan for the study and determined that 14 could become toll roads…
BOSS Interview: Derek Werenka of M1 Realty
Now he and his team of agents help people buy and sell properties throughout the Metro Detroit Area, from an office in Downtown Ferndale.
Downed Power Line Closes I-696 During Wednesday Evening Rush Hour
Drivers were routed off the freeway into Royal Oak, Ferndale, and Pleasant Ridge.
OC Restaurant Quest: 2941 Mediterranean Street Food
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.
Data Shows Birth Rates Back on the Rise in Oakland County
Without continued in-migration – both domestic and international – of younger residents, natural increase will remain low and population growth will be rather small
Oakland County Executive Names Jim Ellison New Chief of Older Adult Services
He will begin the new job as Oakland County Chief of Older Adult Services on Tuesday, Jan. 17.
Teens Invited to Apply for Michigan Roundtable for Diversity and Inclusion Youth Council
Are you interested in social and racial justice issues?
DTE Announces Time of Day Rates to Encourage Using Electricity in Off-Peak Hours
Simply choose to use energy during the times of day when demand is lower, and you’ll pay a lower rate.
Oakland County Seeks Nominations for Black Excellence Award
“The diversity of experiences and backgrounds among our residents is part of what makes our community so strong,” Commissioner Yolanda Smith Charles
Reporter’s Quest to Try Every Restaurant in Oakland County Continues into New Year
The column features everything from family diners and local bars, to flavors from around the world, and the some of the most imaginative and delicious restaurants in the area.
Treasurer Shares Tips for Making the Most of Your Money in 2023
Here are a few tips from the Oakland County Treasurer’s Office that will help reduce the financial strain and build toward your future.
President Signs FLOODS Act to Improve Severe Weather Prediction and Communication
“Flooding is a common and deadly natural disaster in the U.S., resulting in over $25 billion in annual economic losses,”
Feb 3 – 5 – Winter Blast Royal Oak
Additional attractions, such as a snow slide, zip line, ice garden, ice carving demonstrations, food trucks and a family zone with kids stage, will be offered, as well as a live music showcase of metro Detroit’s most talented up-and-coming and longtime favorite musical acts.
Oakland County Resources for Those Experiencing Homelessness
Although Oakland County has a strong economy and many resources, there are still residents that are forced to choose between necessities like buying food, paying rent, or going to the doctor.
Jim Shaffer and Associates Announces Snap It and Wrap It Contest
It’s a $2000 Detroit Foundation Stay + Play package, including 2 nights in an upper level room at the hotel, $500 cash for dining and entertainment, AND a $500 gift card to the local shop that has the most entries.
Oakland County to Hire Transit Manager and Planners Following Voter Approval of Transportation Millage
Oakland County has created a Transit Division in its Economic Development Department laying the foundation for improving and expanding transit options throughout the county.