Ferndale Hosting Vester Alley Stroll & Car Show July 25
The Vester Street Alley Stroll is a one-of-a-kind experience bringing together automotive culture, DJ sounds, food, and community
Holly Teachers and Staff Honored with STAR Awards
The Holly Area Schools Board of Education recently announced the S.T.A.R. Awards, holding a reception for the recipients and their families that included appetizers, refreshments and photos.
Highland Farmers Market Starts Saturday
The market takes place Saturdays July 11 through Oct 3
Sunflowers to Signage: Oak Park’s New Logo Reflects City’s Bright Future
The City of Oak Park has a new website and logo, just in time to go along with the community’s newest amenities.
Pedal for Pride: 400-Mile Bike Ride From Traverse City to Ferndale to Raise Funds for Affirmations
I spent a lot of my life feeling like I had to figure things out on my own. Organizations like Affirmations give people something I wish I’d had earlier. They give people a place to ask questions, make friends, find resources, and realize they aren’t alone
Birmingham Buys Community House, Actor Tim Allen Chips In
Allen says he and his family recognize the value of the house and support the city’s effort to revitalize it
Oakland County Restaurant Quest: Joe’s Grill Mediterranean in Royal Oak
Publisher Crystal Proxmire is on a quest to try every restaurant in Oakland County, and to share that flavorful adventure with you!
Hazel Park Schools Hiring for Multiple Positions
Hazel Park Schools is hiring. Here are job openings as of July 7, 2026
Pontiac Schools Holding Online Auction for Vehicles and More
This exciting auction will include pickup trucks, vans, equipment, and much more.
AG Nessel Reminds Residents to Report Extended Power Outages Following Severe Weather
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is urging impacted residents to use her Department’s Power Outage Credit Feedback & Inquiry Form.
ONTV: Lake Orion Jubilee Thrives in New Location
Lake Orion Lions Club held their 50th Jubilee on June 25-28.
Fourth Grader Jonah Lawrence to Serve as Grand Marshal for Oak Park 4th of July Parade (on July 3)
Lawrence was commended by the City of Oak Park this past winter with a Civilian Citation in the face of a family crisis in early January.
Greenfield Road Resurfacing Begins July 6
This section of Greenfield Road carries approximately 30,000 vehicles daily.
Rochester Community Schools to Seek Proposals for Former School Site
The original building, initially known as Avon School District #5 Schoolhouse (or Rochester School) and then renamed the William S. Harrison School, was built in 1889 on Fourth Street and Wilcox.
Oak Park City Manager Erik Tungate Honored with SEMCOG Regional Ambassador Award
“This recognition reflects Erik’s unwavering commitment to strengthening Oak Park and the entire Southeast Michigan region,” said Oak Park Mayor Marian McClellan.
America in Bloom Advisors to Visit Downtown Holly
“These advisors are coming to see us—not a polished version of Holly, but the authentic work we’re doing together.”
New WIC Income Guidelines Expand Food Assistance for Oakland County Families
Oakland County has eight WIC offices to serve you
2026 Candidate Interview: Lisa Neilson for Circuit Court Judge
On the Aug 4, 2026 ballot there are three candidates running for the Sixth Judicial Circuit Court Judge, serving Oakland County.
Aug 4 Ballot: Oak Park Millages for Public Safety
Voters in Oak Park have two millages on the Aug. 4 ballot.
Aug 4 Ballot: Wixom Library Millage Renewal
Voters in Wixom have a library millage on the Aug 4 ballot.