Nov 29 – Sales and Profits as a Destination Business Workshop in Downtown Pontiac
Jon Schallert is the only business speaker in the world specializing in teaching businesses and communities how to turn themselves into consumer destinations.
Jon Schallert is the only business speaker in the world specializing in teaching businesses and communities how to turn themselves into consumer destinations.
Step back in time this holiday season to the days of Charles Dickens and become part of “A Christmas Carol.”
Join the Madison Heights Downtown Development Authority for a Small Business Vendor Event with vendors, food trucks, live music and more.
Public House, Pop’s for Italian, One-Eyed Betty’s and Tigerlily 4pm to close
Dads and daughters hang out in our whimsical garden space.
Join us for music and community while you shop, eat, drink, and spend time downtown.
Come meet Metro Community Development to learn more about how they foster entrepreneurs and grow small businesses. They have a focus on microlending and small business support. Metro Community Development is also a Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI).
Public House, Pop’s for Italian, One-Eyed Betty’s and Tigerlily 4pm to close
These two marvelous comedies will take the stage alternating performances to the delight of audiences.
Our Friendsgiving Feast will include Smoked Turkeys, home-made gravy from Pops for Italian, macaroni and cheese and collared greens from Public House, mashed potatoes and stuffing from One Eyed Bettys and Asian long beans, and Japanese style corn from TigerLily.
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.
Only 5 communities experienced an increase in turnout over 2018 – Novi twp. (9.1 percentage points), Clarkston, South Lyon, Addison Township and Huntington Woods.
Seven people were celebrated for their incredible work!
The Oakland County Board of Commissioners approved utilizing $15 million of the county’s $244 million share of American Rescue Plan Act dollars while the Oakland County Parks and Recreation Commission is providing $5.2 million in matching funds
Hazel’s is located at 1 Peabody Street in Downtown Birmingham.
Three designs will be chosen: one youth, one teen, and one adult.
The northbound freeway closure will begin at 5 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 12, and reopen by 5 a.m. Monday, Nov. 14.
Attendance is free and we will be performing at the Ferndale High School Auditorium.
Come see what model railroading is all about at one of the largest O scale model railroads in the country.
Program is intended for youth, parents are welcome to participate.