Oakland County Residents Invited to Take Food Landscape Community Survey
Community partners in Oakland County are conducting a food landscape study & are seeking input via this community survey.
Saturday is Full of Deals for Ladies Day Out in Downtown Highland
From exclusive sales to tempting promotions and tantalizing refreshments, each participating business has something special in store just for you.
Odds & Ins in Highland to Get Facelift Thanks to Facade Grant
“I think it will help our business, and I also think it’s good for the community,” Mika said.
May 7 Ballot – Huron Valley Schools Bond Proposal
Voters in the Huron Valley School District have a bond proposal on the May 7, 2024 ballot.
Public Tracking of Salamanders, Snakes, and Such Can Help Save Michigan Species
When you happen upon a slithering snake or a happily croaking wood frog, or if you’re a dedicated salamander seeker, tracking your finds in the Michigan Herp Atlas can make a huge difference for Michigan’s amphibian and reptile population.
Highlights from Executive Dave Coulter’s State of the County Address
Kicking off the speech, Coulter took time to reflect on wins from the past year and provide updates on other programs that were introduced during the 2023 State of the County Address.
MML#3 – Petitioners Seek to End Property Tax in Michigan, and What That Would Mean for Residents
If the proposal passes, Michigan would be the only state in the nation not to have a property tax.
OC Restaurant Quest: Anna’s House in Milford and Other Locations
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.
MML #1: Taxing Vapes, Banning Menthol, Licensing Cigarette Retailers and More on the Table in Michigan
Smoking has re-emerged as a hot topic in Lansing as the Senate considers a package of bills related to tobacco regulation.
Census Estimates Show Continued Population Decline, Out-Migration Partly to Blame
This trend accelerated in 2023 as estimates show 8,944 more residents leaving for other counties in the U.S. than arriving in Oakland.
Scout Troop 42 Helps Kids in White Lake and Highland Learn, Grow, and Help Others
One fascinating part of the troop is that the scouts tend to lead their meetings rather than the adults.
Huron Valley State Bank Celebrates Soup-er Bowl Drive Success
Employees and customers could cast their votes by placing cans of soup representing their chosen team into collection baskets stationed at the Milford and Highland branches, as well as the Financial Center.
Income, Race, Age, and Gender: A Data-Driven Look at Voter Turnout in Oakland County
While politicians are obviously interested in past turnout and party preferences at the community level, their campaign folks will use demographics to identify where they will get the most payoff and need to concentrate their efforts.
Highland DDA and Businesses Connect at Annual Roundtable
The event gave business owners a chance to learn about the DDA, and to network with fellow entrepreneurs and managers in the area.
Widespread Facebook Outages Reported
Also, it’s a great day to recognize the importance of supporting local media and having multiple sources of information.
Trader Joe’s Steamed Chicken Soup Dumplings Recalled Due to Plastic Contamination
These items were shipped to Trader Joe’s retail locations nationwide.
MTA Presentation Shares Importance of Understanding FOIA
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.
First OakAlert Siren Test is Saturday, Opportunity to Think About Emergency Planning
For more resources on how you can prepare your home, school, or business for severe weather emergencies and other disasters, visit oakgov.com/emergency-management.
Students Who Live or Volunteer in Wolverine Lake, Can Apply for Onwards & Upwards Scholarship
Our scholarships are named in honor of two very cherished and loved members of our community.
Students in Michigan’s 7th Congressional District Can Enter Art Competition
In addition to having their art hang in the U.S. Capitol for one year, the first-place winner will also receive an invitation to attend a reception with other winners from around the country in Washington, D.C. during the summer months.