Livingston County Habitat for Humanity celebrates its 25th anniversary from 4-6 p.m. Wednesday, July 12, at the ReStore, 7198 Grand River Ave., Brighton. Staff will be on hand to answer [CLICK TO READ MORE]
When community members visit Howell City Park this summer, they will be greeted by brochures created by third-grade students at Southeast Elementary. The brochures, which encourage making pollution-free choices are [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Five working students received the 2017 Margaret Starkey Scholarship from the Howell Area Chamber of Commerce Foundation. This scholarship of the Howell Area Chamber of Commerce Foundation honors the memory [CLICK TO READ MORE]
St. Joseph Mercy Ann Arbor, St. Joseph Mercy Livingston and St. Joseph Mercy Oakland, member hospitals of Saint Joseph Mercy Health System, have been awarded the American Heart Association/American Stroke [CLICK TO READ MORE]
July brings another set of performers to downtown Brighton for the Brighton Arts and Culture Commission’s, “The Story of Us: Summer Performance Series.” Every Thursday at 7 p.m., visitors to [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Students enrolled in a charter school managed by National Heritage Academies (NHA) – Michigan’s largest charter school operator – gain an additional 80 days of learning in math and 63 [CLICK TO READ MORE]
I happened to notice that the flag that adorns our front porch is getting a bit faded, and that got me thinking about Old Glory and the hand wringing that [CLICK TO READ MORE]
DETROIT — He began the night with a double down the right field line and ended it with a strikeout. But Howell’s Sam Weatherly couldn’t have been more pleased with [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The skies above Livingston County will be filled this weekend with colorful hot-air balloons this weekend as pilots compete in the Michigan Challenge Balloonfest, the state championship of hot-air ballooning. [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Another member of the 2017 Division 1 state hockey champions from Brighton has committed to play in college. But, unlike Jake Crespi, who committed to Lake Superior State during his [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Sam Weatherly, this year’s Mr. Baseball in Michigan high school baseball, admitted he was a bit nervous when he got the award Monday night. But it was something he had [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The Brighton Downtown Development Authority is purchasing enhanced lighted pedestrian signs that will flash when the pedestrian hits the “walk” button. These new signs will replace the in-ground crosswalk lights. [CLICK TO READ MORE]
For once in his life, Carl Welser found himself “speechless” when his fellow Hamburg Kiwanians pulled a fast one on him at its recent “Citizen of the Year” event. Welser, [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The public can decide which artwork will beautify downtown Howell as the popular Main Street Art Project returns. The works of artists across the state are on display at local [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The Howell Public Schools Fire Academy celebrated its latest class of future firefighters during a June 8 graduation ceremony honoring 13 cadets. These students completed the practical training and classwork [CLICK TO READ MORE]
This summer book reviews by fourth-grade students at Northwest Elementary will be displayed at the Howell Carnegie Library as a way to promote summer reading. The students completed the book [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Kindergarten students in Danielle Wlodarczak’s class at Challenge Elementary became animal researchers during a recent project. Working with their teacher and Kate Rossetter, Howell Public Schools instructional coach, the students [CLICK TO READ MORE]
It’s lights, camera and action on the 2017 Camera Jam Showcase at the Historic Howell Theater, with screenings set for 7 p.m. Friday and 4 p.m. Saturday featuring the work [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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