"Land on the Horizon" is the main fundraiser for the non-profit and supports its mission to protect the heritage and rural character of Livingston County by preserving natural woodlands, wetlands, and productive farmland.
With help from the Livingston County Board of Commissioners, the Brighton school board has approved establishing a Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps program for the 2023-24 school year at Brighton High School.
The project has been in the planning phase for some time due to the expansion of park facilities and the forthcoming HHS Senior Survivor Playground, as it will exceed the current parking capacity at the township hall.
The next phase involves relocating the Police Department from the first floor to the second floor, and then moving Council Chambers up from the basement to the first floor.
The bond proposal on the November ballot centers around five key areas; safety and security, learning environments, teaching tools, aging building infrastructure, and community facilities.
The flushing is taking place throughout the City’s water utility service area between the hours of 7am and 3:30pm starting tomorrow, lasting through Friday, October 6th – excluding Saturday and Sunday.
The team was found in violation of rules after receiving free breakfast following two wins. The MHSAA closed and finalized the matter after the restaurant was reimbursed.
Livingston County residents and others are invited to come check out the moon, planets, and stars during the largest free public astronomy event in Michigan – and likely the Midwest.
Five puppies learning to serve as assistance dogs went through training exercises at the airport. The pooches and their trainers walked through a TSA checkpoint, rode an elevated tram, and boarded an airplane on the visit.
A felony charge has been filed against the mother of a toddler in the City of Howell who died as a result of an alleged accidental shooting that happened on June 11th.
The board took no action following a closed session regarding trial or settlement strategy in the case against Missouri-based Catholic Healthcare International or CHI.
A 34-year-old Fenton man was lodged in the Livingston County Jail for Operating Under the Influence of Drugs, Fleeing and Eluding, and Resisting and Obstructing charges.
The driver was identified as a 28-year-old Pinckney man who faces charges of operating a vehicle while intoxicated, transporting open intoxicants, fleeing/eluding, and resisting/obstructing.
The Livingston County Road Commission advises that the roads will remain open under flag control and motorists are advised to consider alternate routes.
Republican State Rep. Ann Bollin offered an amendment to House Bill 4671, which empowers local school boards to start classes before Labor Day without seeking a waiver from the state.
The base course of asphalt was placed this week on Summit Street and Union Street. The milling of Summit Street, west of Union Street, is scheduled for the middle of the coming week.
The non-profit is presenting a Corvette Raffle, which offers participants the chance to win a 2024 red Corvette from Champion Chevrolet or $60,000 in cash.
39-year-old Thomas Flanders is charged with three counts of child sexually abusive material – aggravated possession, and two counts of using a computer to commit a crime.
Catholic Healthcare International filed suit against Genoa Township and Township and ordinance officer Sharon Stone after a special use permit was denied.
In accordance with a presidential proclamation, Governor Whitmer has directed U.S. and Michigan flags throughout the state to remain lowered at half-staff.
Greg Francis Gaither was arrested last March after authorities said he coerced minors to create child pornography and then shared it with a man in Pennsylvania
Community members are invited to “escape the ordinary” and unlock their inner artist at Kensington Metropark during “Painting with a Twist under the Night Sky”.
The Livingston County Sheriff’s Office is advising of recent “imposter scams” — when criminals impersonate a government official, a law enforcement officer, business, court, or a trusted friend or family member to trick victims into sending money.
The property encompasses roughly 93-acres on the Huron River and Gull Lake and will offer a space specifically for veterans, their families, and active military to relax, recover, and rejuvenate.
The Livingston County Community Mental Health Authority has installed a new vending machine providing free naloxone in the lobby of the Livingston CMH East County Complex building in Howell.
Mike Rogers, a former Michigan Congressman who was raised in the Brighton area and attended Howell High School, today announced he is running for the US Senate seat currently held by Sen. Debbie Stabenow, who is retiring at the end of her term.
Last year, the Michigan Legislature appropriated $5 (m) million to provide free well water testing for residents who rely on a household or private well for their drinking water.
The Livingston Educational Service Agency held its 22nd Annual Backpacks for Kids event in August but organizers say they're seeing an increased need this year.
The City thanked the Road Commission of Oakland County, the Wixom Department of Public Works, and everyone who worked tirelessly to fix a large sinkhole.
46-year-old David Allen Adams of Detroit is facing various criminal charges including home invasion, breaking and entering, fleeing police, and driving on a suspended license.