Oakland County Courthouse Lit Blue in Support of Detroit Lions
Through Sunday, the white exterior of the upper part of the courthouse will be bathed in a color similar to the Lions’ iconic uniforms.
Through Sunday, the white exterior of the upper part of the courthouse will be bathed in a color similar to the Lions’ iconic uniforms.
It is important that we in the advocacy community recognize individuals who have advocated for themselves and/or have given of themselves to help others.
There are a number of resources for renters, including…
These grants can be used to make updates to homes, producing savings in energy consumption and utility bills and improving a home’s health, safety and comfort.
Police say the man issued a full confession to detectives, and the money was recovered.
Oakland County has been gathering information about warming centers and adding them to an interactive map.
Completed nominations should be sent by Wednesday, Jan. 31
Oakland County has been gathering information about warming centers and adding them to an interactive map.
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.
With the support of the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Development, HTIM has expanded this year to reach additional Michiganders looking for a rewarding and high-paying career.
This next storm is expected to bring widespread hazardous snow and strong winds across the Lower Peninsula, from noon Friday through the end of the day Saturday
The Michigan presidential primary will be Feb. 27, 2024.
“All community members are welcome to nominate someone they see making a difference in our county, whether the impact is large or small.”
Western Oakland Transportation Authority (WOTA) proudly announces a significant expansion plan to cater to the growing transportation needs of western Oakland County.
The Charter Township of Waterford has developed an update to its 5-Year Parks and Recreation Master Plan.
Students write and submit an essay on their interpretation of this year’s official topic, “Optimism: How it Connects Us”.
Consumers should check their pantries for any of the products listed below and dispose of them.
“This appointment by the Michigan Supreme Court to lead all four divisions of the 52nd District Court is both an honor and a welcome challenge,” Judge Reeds said.
If you’re on the hunt for that perfect Christmas evergreen, check out the farms in Oakland County offering fresh pre-cut and “u-cut” trees
We commend those who brought the information forward in both of these incidents.