Brighton Council OKs Changes to Lindbom School Consent Judgment

Reduces number of townhomes for West Village development

New Programs Aim to Cut Energy Upgrade Expenses for Michigan Households

Two different programs offer up to $34,000 in rebates.

I-275 Interchange Ramp Closures Start Monday

MDOT advises there will be ramp closures at the M-14/I-96 interchange with I-275 as the project moves to the next stage of paving and rebuilding.

Annual "Do It For Dan" Memorial Ride Sunday, May 4th

Dan Horal died tragically while cycling in the Island Lake Recreation Area in 2019 after being hit by a distracted driver.

University of Michigan Student-Run Free Clinic To Receive $5,000

The University of Michigan’s Student-Run Free Clinic will receive a $2,500 grant and a $2,500 contribution to help serve Livingston County’s uninsured population.

The Search Is On For Capitol's Next Christmas Tree

Nominations are being accepted until Aug. 18.

Sheriff Murphy Downplays 'Hunger Strike' at Livingston Co. Jail

Says sheriff's department is working with food vendor to correct the situation.

Student Struck By Vehicle After Getting Off School Bus

An 11-year-old student was struck by a vehicle after getting off the school bus last week.

Judge Rules Evidence of Other Offenses Admissible in Case Against Former HVS Substitute Teacher

Daughtery is facing six counts of second degree criminal sexual conduct.

Intermittent Closures On I-96 For Permit Work Early Saturday

Motorists should expect delays and plan accordingly.

Cleary Hosts "Cougar Car Smash" to Help Students Reduce Stress During Finals

12pm to 3pm Wednesday in Cleary Commons parking lot.

Hartland Twp Board Grants Initial Approval for Chick-Fil-A on M-59

Chick-Fil-A rep says company is already negotiating in White Lake, and looking at Fenton, Brighton and New Hudson.

Fewer Firearm-Related Deaths Focus of Recommendations from Michigan Gun Violation Prevention Task Force

The task force released their list on Tuesday.

Village Of Pinckney Hosting Town Hall Meeting Friday

The Town Hall will take place at Hell Survivors at 6:30pm and feature a food truck and tiki-bar.

Wixom's Derby Day Celebrates Races and Supports Good Cause

The event begins at 8 a.m. and races are expected to be wrapped up around 11 a.m.

Howell Public Schools "State of the District" Address Thursday

The event will provide updates on district initiatives and projects.

Culvert Replacement Projects In Northfield Township

North Territorial Road is closed between Earhart Road and Dixboro Road for multiple culvert replacements.

Large Fuel Spill Prompts Freeway Closure

The spill occurred in the Northville area.

3rd Annual Downtown Howell Clean-Up Day Saturday

Volunteers are sought to help spruce up downtown Howell this weekend.

City of Howell Unveils $36.9M Budget Proposal

General Fund balance is projected at $3.4 million at the end of upcoming fiscal year, above the targeted 25% reserve.

GoFundMe for Family of Murdered Highland Twp Woman

Sister seeking custody of victim's 6-month-old son.

MI Congresswoman Haley Stevens Enters US Senate Race

Joins fellow Democrats state Sen. Mallory McMorrow and former gubernatorial candidate Abdul El-Sayed

High Winds Blamed for Power Outages in Hamburg Twp, Webster Area

Expects power will be restored by 9am.

Genesee Road Commission: Lane Closure on Linden Road Through End of May

Flaggers controlling traffic between Marlington and Owen Rd. 7a-7p each day.

Cleary DECA Students Receive Top Awards at International Competition

The students competed in San Francisco from Apr. 5-8

Man Charged After Shooting At Family Headed To Prison

43-year-old Mikel Patrick-James Brouner was ordered to serve 50 months to 10 years in prison for separate counts of discharging a weapon in or at a building.

AG Welcomes First Victim Advocate Dog To Support Crime Victims

Baylee officially began service with the Department this week.

Howell Senior Center and L.E.T.S. Partner to Offer Members Free Rides

Free transportation will be provided to and from a member's home to the Senior Center.

Tanger Outlet Center Now Kensington Valley Outlets

The center was acquired by Bloomfield Hills-based Lormax Stern Development Company.

Highland Township Man Charged With First-Degree Murder

21-year-old Michael Devon Webb is charged in last Tuesday’s shooting death of 23-year-old Rachel Renee Wooten; his fiancée.

Road Reconstruction Project In Cohoctah Township

The project will take place on Cohoctah Road, from Wiggins Road to Killin Road.

Michigan's March Unemployment Rate Advances

Michigan’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose by one-tenth of a percentage point to 5.5% in March.

Pope Francis Dies At Age 88

Pope Francis, a voice for the poor, passed away at the age of 88.

Memory Lane Drive-In Theater Permanently Closes

The owners cited poor attendance, streaming, and lack of concessions support as some of the reasons for the closure.

HHS Senior Survivor Carnival To Kick Off Annual Fundraising Event

The carnival launches Howell High School and the community into Senior Survivor week.

Owosso Scores Part of $1.8 Million From MDARD for Railway Preservation

The city received one of 21 grants from the program.

Michigan Sets New Record for Tree City USA Certified Communities

Flushing, Iron Mountain, and Grand Beach were certified as a “Tree City USA.”

150 New Jobs Coming To Genesee County

Fluid Cooling Systems is expanding and updating their facility while Custom Air Handling Solutions announced the purchase of a new building to meet growing customer demand.

AAA: "4/20 Day" Creates High Stakes On The Road

Celebrating 4/20 this weekend? The AAA Auto Club Group says to plan a safe ride home.

Livingston County Veterans Council Hosts Annual Awards

The Livingston County Veterans Council held its annual Veteran and Auxiliary of the Year awards ceremony.

New Closures On Westbound I-696

MDOT is advising of additional lane closures and an upcoming full closure for bridge demolition.

Michigan Already Exceeds Annual Tornado Average

Severe weather season has arrived and there have already been significant events across the state - including some damaging storms locally.

Former Pastor Charged With Hiding Cameras In Church Bathroom Enters Plea

38-year-old William Johnson pleaded guilty to all 15 counts against him.

Lawmakers Unite To Address Farmland Access Crisis In Michigan & Beyond

A proposed pilot program aims to help new farmers navigate what agriculture experts call the "farmland crisis."

MDARD Shares Reminders To Keep Pets Safe This Spring Holiday Season

The state is offering tips to help people and their pets have an “egg-cellent and safe holiday”.

Change.org Petition Calls for Delay of Chick-Fil-A in Hartland

Until traffic study and safety issues are resolved.

Oakland County Prosecutor: Thoughts & Prayers "Not Enough" After Florida Mass Shooting

Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald is commenting following the mass shooting tragedy at Florida State University Thursday.

MI Maple Syrup Industry Estimates $3M Loss Due to Ice Storm

May cause shortages, higher prices for related products next year and beyond.

Earth Day Events At Huron-Clinton Metroparks

From cleaning up rivers to shorelines to removing invasive species, the Metroparks say "there’s something for everyone to get involved in".

Michigan Experiencing Measles Outbreak In Montcalm County

Public health officials are urging MMR vaccination.

Groundbreaking Held For New Howell Depot Fire & Ice District

Separate groundbreaking and ribbon-cutting events were held for the Depot Lot project and brand-new ADA-accessible bathrooms and concessions at Scofield Park.

Tribar Moving All Operations to Howell, Shuttering Wixom Plants

Reports say 188 jobs will be lost due to the move.

Howell Hosting Groundbreaking for New Southwest Elementary

The ceremony is being held at 2 p.m. on Thursday.

Whitmer's FAFSA Sweepstakes Encourages Students to 'Punch Their Ticket' to Higher Education

There is a total of $1 million up for grabs.

American Legion Post 141 In Howell Hosting "Two Lantern" Event

The American Legion Post is encouraging participation in “Two Lights for Tomorrow”.

Rep. Mueller Leads House In Recognizing Public Safety Telecommunicators

An adopted resolution declares the week of April 14-18th, 2025 as National Public Safety Telecommunicators week in the state of Michigan.

Utility Work On I-96

MDOT says the project will require intermittent lane closures on eastbound and westbound I-96 at Grand River.

OCSO: Highland Twp Man Tells 911 He Shot, Killed Fiance

Victim identified as 23-year-old Rachel Wooten.

John Ford Coley Playing Ann Arbor's Dixboro Church April 25

Listen to Coley's interview on WHMI's Morning Drive with Chuck and Madison.

Tyrone Twp Board Votes to Remove Censured Trustee Ropeta from Planning Commission

No replacement named.

Groundbreaking Held at Howell's Northwest Elementary

The new building is scheduled to open in the fall of 2027.

Chelsea Community Moves 9,100 Books To New Home

Residents of all ages in the City of Chelsea formed a human chain and helped a local bookshop move each of its 9,100 books — one by one — to a new storefront about a block away.

Volunteers & Sponsors Sought For Spring Work Weekend At North Star Reach

North Star Reach provides life-changing, year-round programs at camp and remotely for children with serious health challenges and their families, free of charge.

"Angry" Man Near Navigator Elementary In Pinckney Prompts Concerns

Some concerns were brought to the attention of law enforcement about an individual who appeared to be angry while on his phone in the area of McGregor Road and M-36.

ICHD Urges Vaccination Following Confirmed Measles Case In Child

The 1-year-old girl recently traveled outside of Michigan.

Former Michigan Attorney General Joins GOP Race To Replace Whitmer

Former Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox has entered the 2026 governor’s race.

Sinking Funds or Voted Bonds: Which is the Best Choice for BAS?

Officials said both options lower taxes in the district.

Hartland Twp Residents Off Blaine Feel Ignored By Chick-Fil-A Plan

Argue they'll be cut off from M-59/US 23 due to increased traffic.

Livingston Remains Hot Market for Home Buyers

Realcomp: Median sales price $400K in March.

Grand Opening Set For Bliss & Fish in Downtown Pinckney

A grand opening celebration is set for Saturday, May 3rd.

"Water Wars" Begin; Police Say Have Fun But Encourage Safety

“Water Wars” have begun in some parts of the WHMI listening area - marking an annual tradition for local high schoolers.

City Of Howell Discontinuing Services At Mt. Olivet Cemetery

Council voted to stop providing services at St. Joseph Catholic Church’s Mt. Olivet Cemetery due to increasing costs and various challenges.

Travel Advisories For I-96, US-23, & Ray Road

Ditch and culvert work on Ray Road in Fenton Township Tuesday, then lane closures Wednesday on I-96 and US-23.

Rep. Bollin Seeks to Redirect Court Funds to Prosecutors

To help "keep killers behind bars."

Sponsors, Door Prizes Needed for Annual First Responders' Benevolent Fund Golf Outing

July 28 at Oak Pointe Country Club in Brighton.

Rogers Launches Bid for U.S. Senate in '26

Pledges to fight for Michigan.

Planning Commission Recommends Revoking Permits & Licenses For "The Means"

The Commission is recommending that all special uses and licenses granted for the marijuana establishment be revoked for failure to complete the project in a timely manner.

Southbound I-75 & Zilwaukee Bridge Closing Through End Of June

MDOT is investing $2.9 million for preventive maintenance work on the Zilwaukee Bridge in Saginaw County.

Brighton Optimist Club Euchre Fundraiser Supports Livingston County Habitat For Humanity

Club President Jim Currie said "We love seeing the community unite to support initiatives that make a real difference".

Brighton Arts & Culture Commission Presents 2025 Children's Summer Series

The free, family-friendly event series that brings music, magic, theater, and more is coming to The AMP in downtown Brighton starting in June.

Travel Advisory For I-96 In Livingston County

The Latson Road ramp to eastbound I-96 will be closed for maintenance.

Reported Road Rage On Grand River Incident Ends In Fatal Crash

Alcohol, speed, and an unknown vehicle are still being investigated.

Oxford Center CEO Released on $2 Million Bond

Peterson is facing charges of second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter.

Family Friendly Easter Events Happening Now

Communities and organizations across the area are hosting holiday events.

Fatal Wrong-Way Crash Shuts Down Westbound I-96 for Several Hours

Wrong-way driver hospitalized, along with passenger of other vehicle. The other driver died at the scene.

Flint Man Convicted of 2022 Assaults Investigated by GHOST

Tiggs faces life in prison.

Applications Sought For MDOT’s “Paint The Plow” Program

This year's safety theme is "Give plows space; it's not a race."

Slotkin Takes Aim at Chinese Vehicles with First Bill as U.S. Senator

The bill would block Chinese vehicles and components from entering the U.S. market.

American Legion Post 141 Hosting "Salute to Military Spouse Banquet”

Seating is said to be limited so those interested in attending should RSVP early.

Hartland Senior Activity Center Hosts Trash To Treasure Sale

Drop-off for donations begins Monday and organizers say now is the perfect time to declutter and donate items that could find new homes.

Crash & Overturned Semi On Eastbound I-96 During Evening Commute

The right lane of the freeway was blocked while crews responded and worked to clear the scene and upright the semi, causing traffic back-ups.

Livingston County Woman Teaches Art of Making Ukrainian Easter Eggs

A local woman of Ukrainian ancestry, who is also an artist and teacher, periodically holds classes in the art of making Ukrainian Easter eggs at venues in Howell and Pinckney.

Hartland Alum Breanna Zaborowski Wins Red Wings/Rehmann Art Contest

Zaborowski won $5,000 and 4 tickets in the Rehmann Club.

Senior Survivor 2025 Ramping Up

Annual fundraising event has secured $1.4M for US charities over the past 17 years.

Lansing Man Jailed After Multi-County Chase in Stolen BMW

Five suspects arrested, two stolen handguns recovered.

2 Major Projects in Wixom Have Combined Price of More Than $1 Million

Improvements to the surveillance system for city buildings and Gunnar Mettala Park received the green light Tuesday evening.

April Marks National Distracted Driving Awareness Month

Local police agencies and others throughout the state are teaming up with the Michigan Office of Highway Safety Planning for a high-visibility enforcement effort.

Setbacks With Water & Sewer Billing System In Village Of Pinckney

The Village will be extending the due date for the upcoming water bill to give everyone ample time once billing resumes.

Whitmore Lake High School Student Receives DAR "Good Citizen" Award

The Daughters of the American Revolution announced this year's recipients of their Sarah Caswell Angell Chapter's Good Citizen Awards. Lydia Stefanovski was among them.

Man Extricated After Rollover Crash On M-36 In Pinckney

A 28-year-old Pinckney man rolled his pick-up truck at M-36 and North Peaceful Valley Ct.

Multiple Scams Underway in the Area

The Livingston County Sheriff and Milford Police Department recently issued warnings about various scams.

Local First Responders Provide Support In Northern Michigan After Historic Ice Storm

The Livingston County Incident Management Team sent “some of our best first responders” to Grayling to provide support as the area continues to recover.

5 Events Added to Brighton Civic Calendar

The annual events received the green light from City Council on Tuesday.

Green Oak Twp Police: Howell Woman Killed, Two Others Injured in Rollover Crash

Witnesses: 81-year-old Jeep driver was speeding before collision at Rickett and Maltby roads.

Hartland CS Announces Teacher, Support Person of the Year

Music teacher Allison Laibly and special education independence facilitator Jody Johnson.

Rep. Woolford Introduces Legislation to Name Bridge After Fallen Marine

Lance Cpl. Michael W. Hanks killed in action in 2004.

Barrett Breathes New Life into Grant Brighton Hopes to Get

The project was originally chosen by Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin, but Congress declined to fund the program.

Howell Public Schools Set To Break Ground On Replacement Elementary Schools

Groundbreaking ceremonies will be held at both the Northwest and Southwest Elementary School sites – marking the beginning of a two-year project to construct new, modern learning environments.

City Of Howell Participating In Mayor's Monarch Butterfly Pledge

In addition to the pledge, the City is gearing up for its annual Arbor Day Celebration on April 25th.

Brighton Students Host Walk to Support District Therapy Dogs

Brighton Area Schools is inviting the community to join a fun and heartwarming event in support of the BAS Pack of Dogs - the district’s beloved therapy dogs.

Brighton Musical Theater Presents "Anastasia" Later This Month

Runs April 25-27, May 2-4 at Brighton Center for the Performing Arts.

Genoa Twp Board Approves Zoning Change, PUD for Legacy Hills

55-unit condo development at Challis and Bauer Roads.

Barrett's Clear Communication for Veterans Claims Act Passes US House

HR 1039 heads to U.S. Senate.

Finding Roots In Downtown Howell To "Move, Groove, & Grow"

Finding Roots and the non-profit Grassroots Arts Initiative are joining together to create a “makerspace” in Livingston County.

Can an App Help Reduce Risky Driving?

AAA conducted a study to see if "usage-based insurance" programs are effective at reducing certain driving behaviors.

Discover Opportunities At Youth Employment Fair

Students and young adults can explore local businesses, while employers can connect with local talent.

Host Families Sought For Youth Exchange Program

Local organizers say there is a need for host families.

'The Suspect Was Not Handcuffed:' Wriggelsworth Offers Update to Fatal Officer-Involved Shooting

The shooting took place Sunday afternoon in Vevay Township.

Luke Bryan Farm Tour Returns To Kubiak Family Farms

The concert is set for Saturday, September 20th.

Howell HS Presents "Chicago: Teen Edition" Apr 11-13

Tickets are $15

Public Hearing Thursday on Hartland Chick-Fil-A Proposal

Restaurant chain seeks preliminary site plan approval

LCSO: Gregory Man Killed in Iosco Twp Crash Sunday

Was not wearing his seatbelt, partially ejected.

MDOT Begins US-23 Concrete Repair Project

Work is taking place between the Livingston County line and Thompson Road through the end of May.

The Million Dollar Question for Baby Animal Season: to Help or Not to Help?

If you have a question about an animal, contact the Howell Nature Center.

Treasury: Taxpayers Urged To Be Alert & Aware For Scammers

The state says Treasury safeguards have prevented scammers from stealing Individual Income Tax Refunds.

Students Sought To Apply For Larry Lawrence Memorial Scholarship

The scholarship is awarded to a student graduating from Brighton High School, FlexTech, Cheryl Stockwell Preparatory Academy, or the Brighton Alternative High School who will be attending a trade or vocational school.

Police Shoot, Kill Knife-Wielding Man in Ingham County

One officer being treated for minor injuries

Dragon Court Closes In Hamburg Township

The family-owned Chinese restaurant off M-36 cited rising costs, staffing shortages, and "unmanageable lease terms".

Fish Stocked In Huron River & Spring Mill Pond

The adult trout were stocked in the Huron River at the Proud Lake Recreation Area in Oakland County and the Spring Mill Pond at the Island Lake Recreation Area in Livingston County.

Whitmer Signs Executive Order Declaring Energy Emergency In Upper Peninsula

The emergency order suspends restrictions to increase flow of fuel and other supplies.

Weekend Closure For Eastbound M-14 Ramp

MDOT advises the eastbound M-14 ramp to eastbound M-14/southbound US-23 will be closed for maintenance.

Hundreds of National Guard Members Helping with Northern Michigan Cleanup

The region was impacted by an ice storm that brought down trees and knocked out power to thousands.

Howell's Annual 'Hop To It' Event is Saturday

Purchases at local businesses will get you an egg with either candy, a discount or promotional item.

Congressman Barrett Brings Michigan Couple Home from Mexican Prison

Arrived in Lansing late Thursday night.

Road & Bridge Projects Starting Up

A reconstruction project starts Monday on Grand River. Later this month, a bridge project kicks off on Parshallville Road.

MDOT Crews & Other Agencies Respond To Historic Ice Storm

MDOT’s recent Talking Michigan Transportation podcast focused on the damage and challenges, as well as two firsthand accounts.

Oceola Twp. Man Charged With Shooting At Wife & Kids Enters Plea

43-year-old Mikel Patrick-James Brouner pleaded guilty to two counts of discharging a firearm in or at a building, assault with a dangerous weapon, four counts of 4th degree child abuse, and possessing weapons under the influence.

Consumers Energy: Final Restoration Work Enters Homestretch

The utility says most customers should see power restored by end-of-day Friday.

Dog Found In Dumpster Euthanized Due To Medical Issues

The Huron Valley Humane Society said "Norman’s final moments were spent in warmth and kindness, surrounded by skilled and loving humans".

Court Ruling: Police Can't Search Vehicles Solely Because Of Marijuana Odor

The Michigan Supreme Court has ruled that the odor of marijuana alone isn't reason enough for police to search a car without a warrant.

Genesee County Road Closures Due to Flooding

Affecting drivers in Argentine and Mundy townships.

Green Oak Twp Approves Radio Booster to Fix 'Dead Zone' at Station 83

Digicom Global of Troy, plans to install two internal antennas and one on the roof of the building.

LACASA Recognizes Champions for Children to Mark Child Abuse Prevention Month

JJ Lewis with North Star Reach, and psychologist Jill Leutze

Von Voigtlander Foundation Donates $3M to Trinity Health Livingston

To purchase MRI and CT imaging equipment for new Brighton Medical Center.

Hockey Night Brings Red Wings Alumni to Howell for Local Charities

The game starts at 3 p.m. Saturday.

Hamburg Township Pursuing Grants For Projects On Lakelands Trail

Grants are being pursued to replace the Zukey Lake footbridge on the trail and for improvements at the Village trailhead.

Five Livingston County Robotics Teams Headed To State Championship

Five Livingston County robotics teams are heading to the prestigious FIRST in Michigan State Championship, which starts today.

Health Officials Confirm Kent County's First Measles Case In Over A Decade

This marks the county's first confirmed measles case since 2013 and Michigan’s second case of the year.

Mighty Mac Closed Again Wednesday Due To Falling Ice

The Mackinac Bridge Authority said more closures seem likely due to the amount of ice that remains on the bridge’s towers and cables.

13-Year-Old Steals Vehicle, Crashes Into Home

The Sheriff's Office says the 13-year-old took the vehicle without her mother knowing.

Troopers Arrest Four, Seize Five Guns After Reported Drive By Shooting in Flint

A fifth person was released at the scene

Founder Of Pinckney St. Patrick's Day Parade Passes Away

Patricia "Patsy" McGuire-Haggerty Dible was well known throughout the community. She passed away peacefully on March 28th.

Hartland HS Drama Club Presents Mamma Mia!

Weekends of April 11 and April 25.

Better Business Bureau Announces Statewide Merger Across Michigan

Tp streamline operations, increase accessibility.

Gov. Whitmer Deploys National Guard to Ice-Coated Northern Michigan

Lifts trucking restrictions to get fuel to impacted areas, adds additional counties to State of Emergency Declaration

MSP Brings Back Purses With a Purpose

Donations are being collected through the end of the month.

Village Of Pinckney Looking To Revoke Permits, Licenses For "The Means"

The Means was granted three provisional marijuana licenses for the project on the site of the old Pinckney Elementary School, where work has been at a stand-still for years.

Take These Steps to Keep Chicks and Ducklings Healthy

MDARD and MDHHS officials issued a list of steps to protect baby poultry from diseases

LACASA's CAP Council To Host Annual "Plant A Pinwheel" Celebration

Today's event will take place at noon at the Howell Carnegie District Library and marks April as Child Abuse Prevention Month.

Livingston County United Way Announces New Board Members

New members include Aaron Heckel from GM Proving Ground; Mathew Lovenrich from Meijer in Brighton; Penny Murphy, Community Volunteer; Chris Spensley from ServPro of Brighton/Howell; and Rita Vickerman from Asahi Kasei Plastics.

Consumers Energy Prepares For Additional Storms

The utility says restoration efforts are continuing.

Public Meeting For Upcoming M-71 Rebuild Project In Owosso

Wednesday’s open house will take place from 4 to 6pm at the Owosso City Hall Council Chambers, with MDOT project staff on hand.

VA Secretary Collins, Congressman Barrett Address Veterans' Concerns in Howell

Says current system is broken and must be fixed.

Ingham Co: Man Killed By Fallen Tree in Stockbridge, Evidence of EF1 Tornado Near Williamston

NWS also found evidence of EF0 tornado in Leslie area.

Daily Lane, Exit Closures on I-96 Through Howell Area This Week

Tuesday-Thursday, 7am-3pm

Metro Detroit National College Fair Giving Students Chance to Explore Different Options

The fair is being held at Suburban Collection Showplace on Thursday.

Milford Hosting Virtual Meeting Ahead of Road Projects

The meeting is scheduled for Apr. 9.

Livingston Co. Libraries Brace for End of Certain Services After Executive Order Cuts Funding

President Trump's Executive Order will eliminate the federal Insitute of Museum and Library Services.

Area Districts Impacted After Trump Administration Pulls Back Funding

State Superintendent Dr. Michael F. Rice and State Board of Education President Dr. Pamela Pugh issued statements on how the action will harm Michigan students and schools.

Howell Carnegie District Library Archives Open House Sunday

The open house is set to mark the new and improved Archives in the lower level of the Library.

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