Oakland County Clerk Hosting Local Office Visits in Holly, Lyon Twp, and Orion Twp
Oakland County Clerk/Register of Deeds Lisa Brown is bringing the services of her office to communities across the county this spring.
Oakland County Clerk/Register of Deeds Lisa Brown is bringing the services of her office to communities across the county this spring.
Check out these events in NW Oakland County, including Holly, Highland, and White Lake.
Rochester Hills Mayor Bryan Barnett sat on the stage at Oakland University’s Student Center with Rochester Mayor Stuart Bikson and Oakland Township Supervisor Robin Buxar.
“Everything we do tonight is celebrating and giving opportunities for our students,” Kruppe said.
The simplicity of loyalty punch cards lies in their tangible nature. Customers receive a physical card and will receive one punch for each purchase at each shop they go to!
Several brands of ground cinnamon are the subject of an FDA warning, with some taking part in a voluntary recall of the products
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.
Treasury has millions of dollars in lost or forgotten assets that includes dormant bank accounts, uncashed checks, valuables left in safe deposit boxes and stock certificates.
Come to Duck Lake Pines Park (1117 N. Duck Lake Road) on March 23 from 11am to 1pm
The event is free for current and prior military members and their partner/spouse.
Join us for our Spring Shop Hop and discover unique treasures, exclusive deals, and local delights!
Construction will resume along Waldon Rd. from East of Montclair Dr. to Clintonville with the closure of Waldon Rd. to through traffic on Friday, March 8th, 2024.
The program, called “Yoga Moves Parkinson’s” aims to help participants cope with the symptoms of Parkinson’s through the practice of yoga and mindfulness principles.
Ortonville Village Council has denied an event permit to Abigail’s Pride, with a 5-1 vote on Feb. 26
The event gave business owners a chance to learn about the DDA, and to network with fellow entrepreneurs and managers in the area.
Work is expected to begin this spring and be completed by the end of the year.
This year, the City of Oak Park Juneteenth Sub-Committee has increased the number of scholarships being offered to 7 $500 scholarships.
“This award helps shine a light on the meaningful accomplishments of some very important people we don’t hear about every day,” Powell said.
Hazel Park Schools is just one of five public schools to receive this grant and the only one to do so in the tri-county area.
The Freedom of Information Act is a tool for members of the public to be informed about the actions of elected officials who are serving on their behalf.