Details Shared in Road Rage Shooting of Door Dash Driver in Ferndale, Suspect Charged
Ferndale Police have announced the arrest of 39 year old Terrell Simms of Oak Park as the suspect in a fatal shooting on March 9
Ferndale Wraps Up ArtMarch with Evaluation of History and Input for the Future
Last month that spirit was catalogued and celebrated with Downtown Ferndale’s first ever ArtMarch.
MML#3 -Local Leaders Learn Tools to Encourage More Housing
The session was packed with elected officials and administrators from cities large and small looking for housing solutions.
Proposals on the May 6 Ballot in Oakland County
Four communities have ballot proposals on the May 6, 2025 ballot.
Protestors Pack Ferndale As Part of National Demonstrations Against President Trump’s Policies
Over 2,000 people packed Downtown Ferndale Saturday afternoon as part of an organized movement of protests across the county dubbed “Hands Off.”
Apr 24 – FernCare’s Sweet 16 – Annual Fundraising Dinner
The FernCare Free Clinic is a non-profit, self-funded, free clinic that provides no-cost medical care to the medically uninsured.
Summit Shares What’s New at Main Street Orgs Across Oakland County
Here they were able to celebrate successes, share ideas, and talk about challenges.
Ferndale Seeks Volunteers for Accessibility and Inclusion Advisory Commission
Whether you have firsthand experience with disability, have done professional work related to accessibility, or just want to make things easier for a loved one, we’d be lucky to have you.
Online Survey Looks at Oakland County Tourism, Offers Opportunity for Prize
By completing this survey, you may enter to win an Oakland County Prize Pack.
Michigan Municipal League Honors State Representatives Mike Harris and Mike McFall as Legislators of the Year
“During difficult times, their ability to reach across the aisle and come to consensus is an example of leadership and partnership.”
Six Women Honored by County Commission for Women’s History Month
The Oakland County Board of Commissioners’ Women’s History Month Awards highlight the often-unnoticed accomplishments of women in our communities.
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.
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.”
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.
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.
Oakland County Population Experiences Largest Year-to-Year Growth in Decades, Driven by Immigration
Today the Bureau is releasing their 2024 population estimates for the nation’s counties and metropolitan areas.
Women Artists Showcased in Vital Signs Exhibit at Lawrence Street Gallery in Ferndale
Over two dozen artists, with a variety of styles and mediums, are featured in the show, which is on display through March 28
Ferndale Students Make Valentines for Homeless
After decorating the paper bags, we packed each with essential supplies.