June 10 – Oak Park State of the City Address
Together, we’ll reflect on what makes Oak Park exceptional—and look forward to reaching new heights as a united community.
June 7 – Paddlepalooza from Auburn Hills to Rochester Hills
Paddlepalooza is an 8-mile kayaking and canoeing event on the Clinton River
June 1-8 – Royal Oak Restaurant Week
“Whether you’re craving comfort food or looking to try something new, Restaurant Week is an invitation to eat your heart out in downtown Royal Oak.”
May 28 – Ferndale District-Wide Art Show at Ferndale Library
The library’s Art Committee and Ferndale Art Teachers will have a brief talk and Q&A with the audience at 6:00 pm.
May 28 – Tri-City Business Resource Fair for Oak Park, Lathrup Village and Southfield
Join City of Lathrup Village, MI, City of Southfield, City of Oak Park for an essential seminar and robust conversation
May 22 – Pontiac Mayoral Candidate Forum
League of Women Voters, along with multiple other organizations, are hosting a candidate interview for Pontiac Mayoral candidates
May 21 – Waterford Hosting Study Session on Zoning Change to Create Drayton Plains Business District
Help Shape the Future of Waterford.
May 21 – Farmington Hills Police Hosting Meeting on Neighborhood Watch Program
The meeting will provide residents with important updates from the Police Department to enhance transparency and offer valuable crime prevention tips to safeguard the community.
May 20 – Discussion on Transit with Oakland County Representatives at Oxford Senior Center
The county is developing a Community Transit Plan. Representatives are seeking input on how they can better serve you when it comes to public transportation.
Summer Concerts Return to Wildwood Amphitheater in Orion Township
Presented in partnership with Orion.Events, the 2025 lineup is set to be the largest and most exciting to date, featuring 33 events—including 10 free Thursday night concerts.
Local Journalism Needs Your Support
We are here to prove that quality journalism can make a difference, and we invite you to be a part of it.
Dr. Kruppe Stays: Hazel Park School Board Votes to Reinstate Superintendent
In spite of not revealing more about the investigation, the board voted unanimously to reinstate Dr. Kruppe.
We’re Gonna Need Cake Author Shares Joy in Authentic Leadership
She too was struggling with a multitude of life’s stresses, made worse by the fact that she was able to just smile and fake her way through each day.
Governor Signs Bills Increasing Disclosures for Public Officials
Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed two bills that will increase transparency and good governance in Michigan by clarifying and expanding reporting requirements for candidates and elected officials.
Royal Oak’s Upton Elementary Garden Club Honored at Michigan Green Schools Ceremony
Upton Elementary’s Garden Club recently celebrated an exciting day of learning, exploration, and recognition at the Michigan Green Schools Award Ceremony, held at the Detroit Zoo.
Hate Crimes Town Hall Focused Not Just on Prosecution, But on Prevention
These are messaging crimes, and we need to send a message back.
OC Restaurant Quest: Villager’s Restaurant in Holly
Crystal Proxmire is on a quest to try every restaurant in Oakland County.
Explore: A Stroll Through Downtown Ferndale
I recently got some steps in checking out the beauty of the Nine Mile and Woodward area, enjoying the many murals and other amenities that make it a great place to just enjoy a fun and relaxing day.
Oak Park’s World Dance Day Celebrates Cultures, Local Talent
“At a time when so much divides us, dance unites us as one world celebrating diversity, sharing love and art of other cultures.”
June 5 – Southfield Mayor’s State of the City Address
Southfield Mayor Dr. Ken Siver will deliver his 2025 State of the City Address on Thursday, June 5 from 2-5 p.m. at Lear Corporation World Headquarters