Ortonville Council Denies Permit for Abigail’s Pride for Second Time
Rowe and the organizers of Abigail’s Pride are not giving up yet.
SWAT Team Fills Royal Oak / Madison Heights Neighborhood for Police Situation
“The incident has been brought to a safe and successful conclusion. More information concerning this incident will be released at a later time.”
Entrepreneurs Across Oakland County Honored at Business Spotlight Event
Business owners from across Oakland County gathered at Royal Oak Farmers Market on March 20 for a celebration of entrepreneurship…
OC Restaurant Quest – Grand Tavern in Rochester Hills, and Troy
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.
Resident Finance Committee Recommends Headlee Override in Ferndale
Without a Headlee override or other funding source, $4 million will need to be cut from the city’s $26 million general operating fund.
Thomas Lindberg Appointed Interim Lake Orion Police Chief
Lindberg said “I am truly honored that the Village of Lake Orion has the confidence and trust in me to lead this police department as we move forward together.
Madison Heights Mayor Gives State of the City Address
Here’s the speech that Grafstein presented…
April 20 Out of the Darkness Walk in Holly in Memory of Student Lost to Suicide
The Out of the Darkness walk is one of many efforts Holly Area Schools has made to address mental health and suicide prevention over the past several months.
Waterford Foundation for Public Education Recognizes Outstanding High School Seniors
The Waterford Foundation for Public Education recognizes outstanding graduating high school seniors, 25 each from Waterford Kettering and Mott High Schools through its Select Fifty Program
Attorney General Warns of Scammers Using Online Obituaries
“It is almost beyond belief that there are people who are so unethical that they would exploit another’s loss for profit,” Nessel said.
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.
South Oakland Cities Collaborating to Study Deer Herd Issues
In an effort to establish a regional strategy for addressing safety concerns related to the urban deer herd, the City of Farmington Hills convened a meeting of local and county leaders Wednesday…
Orion Township State of the Township “A Night at the Movies” is April 18
The theme is “A Night at the Movies.”
Southfield Mayor to Present State of the City on March 28
The 2024 State of the City address theme will be Touchdown to Success…
Kai Lisa Anderson, Vital Anne, & Rosa Randolph Honored with Women’s History Month Awards
The Oakland County Board of Commissioners honored three local women with Women’s History Month Awards
OC Restaurant Quest: Anna’s House in Milford and Other Locations
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.
Hazel Park Mayor Gives State of the City Address
On March 8, Hazel Park Mayor Mike Webb touted Hazel Park’s successes.
Royal Oak Commission Passes Resolution in Support of Smoking and Vaping Related Reforms
The resolution in Royal Oak does not create any ordinances, it simply shows support for the legislation currently in the Senate.
“A Tale of Ten Cities” Chronicles Royal Oak Township and its Division, Premieres March 21
A Tale of Ten cities is a short film that chronicles South Oakland County’s 200-year journey, including Royal Oak Township and the ten municipalities formed out of it’s original 36 square mile area
Berkley City Manager Announces Resignation to Pursue Other Opportunities
The City of Berkley has announced that City Manager Matthew Baumgarten has given notice of resignation, expressing desire to pursue other opportunities.