With Kulick Center Closed, Ferndale Seniors Move & Invite New Members
Ferndale Seniors meet every 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month from 11:00 a.m. until 12:30 p.m.
Exiled to Motown Exhibit Runs Through Oct. 3
As you walk through our self-guided exhibit of exclusive oral histories, paired with vibrant archival photos, documents, and other glimpses into the past, you’ll have a chance to see the vibrant and storied history of Detroit from a whole new angle.
Open Skate Fridays in Hazel Park
On select Fridays, Hazel Park’s Viking Ice Arena will host free open skating from 4-5pm.
After Being Struck by SUV, Ferndale Girls Urge Others to Drive Safely
…they had no idea that just minutes later they would be going to the hospital instead of school.
Broadway in the Burbs Packs Ferndale’s New Event Plaza
The area is designed to be easily closed off for events, like Broadway in the Burbs, which featured a live performance by Michigan Stage, a live painting demonstration, and booths for sharing city information.
Detroit Institute of Arts Selling Art-Themed Face Masks
Designs range from the abstract to the painterly and come in a variety of color palettes to compliment your wardrobe.
Ozone Action Day Declared, How You Can Help
“With this ongoing heat wave compounded by air quality issues, we encourage everyone to take care this weekend.”
Ferndale Mayor and Council Unopposed in Nov. 2 Election
“These are the things that protect and support our residents, business owners, and visitors in our community and make us pioneers within the region.”
Ferndale School Board Seeks Applicants to Fill Vacancy
The Board of Education is now seeking applications to fill his position and serve until the certification of the next general election in November of 2022.
Developer Considering Business Hotel in Downtown Ferndale
The Ferlito Group is considering the 1111 W. 9 Mile site, and presented only preliminary concepts to the commission for feedback before investing in more in-depth plans.
I-75 and I-696 Interchange Closures Begin Saturday
Pavement and barrier wall repair will begin this weekend.
Reporter Food: The Red Hook in Detroit and Downtown Ferndale
Operating with a walk-up window since the pandemic, The Red Hook remains a popular spot for customers to grab coffee and baked goods in Downtown Ferndale.
Road Commission Hosting Public Meeting for 2022 Budget
Projects are typically selected based on a detailed, computerized road-assessment program combined with engineers’ analysis and a review of safety data. The decisions are often made years before construction begins because of funding requirements.
Residents Who Lost Power Can Contact DTE & Consumers for Credit
Both utilities have been working around the clock to restore power, but many customers have now gone several days without during hot and humid weather.
Restructuring, Equity Part of Legacy as Jim O’Donnell Resigns from Ferndale School Board
O’Donnell joined the board as part of a slate of “BOLD” candidates – Amy Butters, Jim O’Donnell, Raylon Leaks-May, and Kevin Deegan-Krause who campaigned on a promise of change.
As Dream Cruise Nears, History Center Gives Nod to Woodward Avenue’s Past
Here is what Oakland County’s road commissioners wrote in 1926…
Exiled to Motown Exhibit Shares Stories of Japanese Struggles in the US
The items reflect the journey of the community throughout Michigan,
Mini Concerts Continue at Ferndale’s Schiffer Park
The first show featured local musician Ryan Allen.
Video Shows Ferndale 7-Eleven Robbery That Preceded Shooting
Ferndale Police have released security footage of the armed robbery that took place Thursday, preceding the robbery suspect being shot by officers attempting to arrest him.
Ferndale Police Shoot Armed Robbery Suspect
The suspect’s condition is critical, and he has not been identified yet.