Berkley Marquee Going Dark for Repairs
“These necessary repairs will help preserve the marquee for years to come while ensuring its structural integrity and safety.”
Farmington Hills Hosting Study Session on Deer Overpopulation
Speakers will include a subject matter expert from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, master’s students from the University of Michigan and City staff.
Pontiac Oaks to Expand by 36 Acres Thanks to Ducks Unlimited Grant
With the addition of the Pontiac Schools and Walton Boulevard properties, OCP is planning for the next phase of development at Pontiac Oaks
MML#1 – What Michigan’s New Sick Time Law Means for Michigan Workers and Employers
The Earned Sick Time Act (PA 2 of 2025) came about because of citizen-led efforts to get those issues on the ballot in 2018.
Boat Owners in Orion Township Can Recycle Boat Shrink Wrap
Orion Township is participating in the Michigan Recycling Coalition’s Recycle Run 2025 program, offering boat owners an opportunity to recycle their shrink wrap!
Pontiac Hosting Conversation About City-Owned Buildings March 25
There have been citizen requests for more insights into the inventory, operations, and potential future repairs and needs for our city-owned properties — and we want you to have those answers.
Executive Coulter Touts Programming, Parks, and Transit in State of Oakland County Address
Coulter reviewed the county’s achievements, gave updates on continuing programs and introduced new initiatives.
Ferndale Community Concert Band Gears Up for Anniversary Concert at Orchestra Hall in Detroit
“When we announced that we’d be performing at Orchestral Hall,” said FCCB president Sharon Chess, “there were yelps and tears and applause.”
OC Restaurant Quest: Fillmore 13 Brewery in Pontiac
Crystal Proxmire is on a quest to try every restaurant in Oakland County.
Troy Police Give Update About Shooting at Corewell Health
As the incident progressed it became more apparent that this was a targeted incident between two hospital employees.
Two Royal Oak Students Win Awards in C-SPAN Documentary Competition
Out of 3,500 students nationwide, these talented Ravens stood out with their impactful storytelling and filmmaking skills.
Historic Holly Union Depot Soon to Be Moved
A project to move the historic Holly Union Depot is chugging along, with the move itself slated to take place in April.
Main Street Hazel Park Making Things Happen in South Oakland County
Any updates on current or upcoming plans can be found on the Main Street Hazel Park website and Facebook page.
OC Restaurant Quest: Yummy Shawarma & Grill in Oak Park
Crystal Proxmire is on a quest to try every restaurant in Oakland County.
Clawson Police Warn Against DTE Impersonators
Clawson Police have sent out a warning to residents alerting them to DTE impersonators in the area following a disturbing incident in a resident’s home.
Attorney Hendrix Moise Continues Ten Year Tradition of Name-Change Clinics at Affirmations
Affirmation’s name change clinics are a great resource for those who want to get familiar with the process
Kids Up to Age 14 Have New Ferndale Football and Cheer Option
This isn’t just simply about teaching Ferndale youth about football. His goal is to build a broader community around it, getting parents, businesses, and local people involved.
OC Restaurant Quest: Clarkston Restaurant Reviews
Crystal Proxmire is on a quest to try every restaurant in Oakland County.
Oakland Township to Continue Rochester Hills Library Services Thanks to Temporary Agreement
By pooling resources, the library serves as a shining example of investing in a public good that one community could not achieve on its own.
MDHHS Launches Program in Pontiac Providing Faucets and Water Filters
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has launched a Faucet and Filter Safety Net Program for eligible communities, including Pontiac.