High School Students in Oakland County Can Enter Financial Literacy Art Contest
Meisner sees the art contest as an opportunity for students to develop financial literacy skills amid difficult times.
Reporter Food: El Mariachi in Novi
El Mariachi has a menu full of Mexican options including tacos, burritos, and fajitas.
South Oakland Area Regional Chamber Launches with…
The South Oakland Area Regional Chamber of Commerce is hoping to demonstrate the strength in numbers.
HUD Extends Foreclosure and Eviction Moratoriums
This extension provides homeowners with additional time to request a forbearance from their mortgage servicer.
Helicopter Tours Spark Romance, Online Rumblings
Through much of Valentine’s weekend, Michigan Flight Aviation took couples on short helicopter jaunts from Oakland Troy Airport to the Downtown Detroit riverfront, following Woodward Avenue back and forth.
Veterans Support Each Other in Northern Oakland County
Veterans face solitude and financial challenges during this pandemic.
Barnett Brothers Band Together to Support Sister Through…
In the midst of an emotional situation, the chaos of a busy hospital, and the unfamiliar surroundings of a far off county, was the added uncertainty of a pandemic about to unfold.
Presidential Order Affirms Nondiscrimination Protections for LGBTQ People
President Joe Biden issued the following Executive Order on Jan. 20, solidifying the United States’ commitment to nondiscrimination against people based on sex, gender, and gender expression
Comedian Turns to TikTok to Help Lure in True Love
She explained that this was a fun way for her to put herself out there, and to let her circle of friends (personal and virtual) know that she is looking.
Couple Excited for Future of Holly Foods
The Vaishnavs have a long history of working together. They’ve owned a restaurant and several convenience stores.
Doctor Warns Others After Online Romance Scams Use His Identity
Year after year I learn that someone has used my images as well as my niece and nephews in fake profiles to lure someone into a romance scam.
Royal Oak’s Library of Things Helps Users with More Than Books and Media
Here patrons can check out fun and useful items such as GoPro cameras, an electric keyboard, a guitar, a cue robot, an Amazon Firestick, Google Next, Kindles, and basics like tools, electronics, and games.
Hazel Park Hosting Snowman Contest
Your snowperson does not need to be traditional-Use your imagination: A snowperson with some town spirit? Your favorite character? An animal, or winter scene.
Ferndale Students May Do In Person Learning or Continue Remotely
“For the students that come back it’s still not going to be a traditional classroom experience of what they’re used to,” Good said.
Reporter Food: The Grand Diner in Novi
The restaurant was open for carryout only when I went, but I was able to glimpse the old school booths, the working juke box, and the interesting 1950s pattern of the countertops. They’ve since reopened for dine in service.
Huntington Woods Students Can Apply for Men’s Club Scholarship
The Huntington Woods Men’s Club has three $1,500 college scholarships for teens who have made a difference in our community through volunteering and community service.
Reporter Food: Rick’s on the Lake
Rick’s on the Lake does have some darn good pizza. But before I get into that, I’d like to write about the drive to get there.
Luke Londo Appointed to Hazel Park City Council
Hazel Park City Council voted Tuesday to appoint Luke Londo to fill the vacancy left by Amy Aubry who resigned due to relocating outside the city.
Explore: Lake Erie Metropark
The park is a tracking place for hawk migration, and a sculpture includes pictures of the various birds one might see and the time of year they pass through.
Grant to Fund Murals Honoring History in Pontiac
In addition, the money will go toward a large outdoor mural in downtown Pontiac that celebrates local history.