The Ups and Downs in Oakland County – 2019 Population Estimates Released
On Thursday of this week, the Census Bureau released its last set of population estimates until the 2020 Census results are released by July of 2021.
Oakland County Celebrates Anniversary with 5,000 Oak Tree Seedlings
The seedlings will be placed in areas throughout the county. Cities and townships may choose to plant them on municipal properties or safely distribute them to residents and community organizations.
Oakland County Times: Ten Years of Memorial Day Memories
Throughout Oakland County Memorial Day has been honored with parades or ceremonies for decades. Yet in 2020 events have been cancelled due to the Coronavirus outbreak.
2020 Candidate Interview: Katy Golden for Holly Twp Clerk
In the race for Holly Township Clerk, there are only candidates in the Republican Primary
Emergency Grants Available for Veterans and Service Members Impacted by COVID-19
The grants can be used for health, economic and financial hardships resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic.
2020 Candidate Interview: Karin Winchester for Holly Twp Clerk
In the race for Holly Township Clerk, there are only Republicans running, with Incumbent Township Clerk Karin Winchester on the ballot as well as challenger Katy Golden.
2020 Candidate Interview: Anne Marie Roop for Oxford Township Treasurer
Voters in Oxford Township have two choices for Treasurer in the Republican Primary on Aug. 4.
2020 Candidate Interview: Linda Watson-Call for Rose Township Trustee
The candidates are Tim Claus, Ron Mann, Glen Noble, Frazier Wadenstorer, Patricia Walls, and Linda Watson-Call.
Without Events & Gatherings Could Memorial Day Bring More Solemn Reflection?
In Oakland County, we have a proud heritage. We are the home of at least two officers who died while serving the Union in the Civil War.
Oakland County Sends Help to Midland County After Dam Failures and Flooding
This is not the first time Oakland County’s Incident Management Team has helped its neighbors during a disaster.
Retail Reopenings, Gatherings, Services and More in Latest from Governor
“The data shows that Michigan is ready to phase in these sectors of our economy, but we must stay vigilant…”
Broken Dams Drain Tittabawassee River’s Wixom Lake, Leaving Surreal Scene
The Family Dollar in Billings Township became an unofficial gathering place for those wanting to get a peek at the eerily empty riverbed.
Artists Invited to Design Ofrendas for DIA Exhibition Honoring Dia de Muertos
In Mexico and other Latin American countries, the Day of the Dead celebrates the lives of close relatives, friends or community members who have died.
Governor Whitmer Reopens Businesses in Upper Peninsula, Traverse City Regions
Stopping the spread of this virus is still key and if we can’t, then we will have to close it down again.
Go Comedy! Goes Digital
Go Comedy! Improv Theater announces that it has launched its digital format, Digi-Go to continue producing improvised, written, and original comedy during this period of social distancing and the closure of theaters across the nation.
2020 Candidate Interview: Deja Vasquez for Royal Oak Township Trustee
In Royal Oak Township there are seven people running for four seats in the Democratic Primary.
2020 Candidate Interview: Lise Blades for Lyon Township Trustee
All the candidates are Republicans, so the victors will likely be decided in the Aug. 4, 2020 Republican primary.
DIA Offers Fine Art Face Masks
Patterns include Rounded Flower Bed, Detroit Industry, The Scream, Starry Night, The Great Wave and more.
Governor Whitmer Extends Order Suspending Evictions
“It’s critical Michiganders can self-quarantine and continue staying safer at home without fear of being evicted,” Governor Whitmer said.
Troy Firefighters Stop Spread of Fire in Ceiling of Paint Supply Warehouse
When firefighters arrived, they reported a haze of smoke inside of a large, one-story warehouse.