The community came together and brought love, joy and the Christmas spirit to local home-bound and low-income county seniors on December 14, 2018 along with care packages and Christmas presents [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Howell resident Dave Imber has recently been diagnosed with Glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer for which there is no cure. Due to surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy treatments, Imber [CLICK TO READ MORE]
VINA Community Dental Center has announced the dates for its three major community events/fundraisers for 2019. VINA will hold its annual Spring Gala at Lakeland’s Golf & Country Club beginning [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The 14th Annual Brighton Antique Show is set for 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, March 2, 2019, at the Old Hartland High School gymnasium, 9525 E. Highland Road, just [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Foguth Financial Group, a Brighton-based retirement planning firm, has partnered with 104.3 WOMC and the Salvation Army as an official drop off location for the station’s “Santa’s Toy Drive,” a [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The Knuth Family Foundation is collaborating with Mrs. Grills’ Advanced Algebra class at Brighton High School to create Operation: Christmas Wishes. Mrs. Grills’ Room, B13 is home to 28 Advanced [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Massage Livingston is donating 20 percent of its gift certificate sales this holiday season to the Veterans Service Dogs organization. Owner and massage therapist Rachel O’Connor is the wife of [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Christmas is only weeks away and holiday music is being played everywhere you go. There are so many good Christmas songs, by so many talented artists. It begs the question: [CLICK TO READ MORE]
St. Mary in Pinckney was one of the local organizations to receive food, toiletries, and household paper products collected Saturday by local law enforcement agencies including the Livingston County Sheriff’s [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Adam Griffith — whose Eagle Scout Project was to lead others in building shelves and benches inside the Highlander Reading Express book bus — earned the rank of Eagle Scout [CLICK TO READ MORE]
It’s no small task to bring a renowned playwright’s vision to life, but Hartland High School senior Rick Teeter has done just that, as head of the Set Crew and [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Hartland High School junior Jack Matthews wears many hats — from Drama Club and National Honor Society member to drum major for the Marching Eagles — but it’s his dual [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Those who know Jeremy Lepczynski may find it hard to believe that the Hartland High School senior says he doesn’t find it easy to get up in front of people. [CLICK TO READ MORE]
For some, theater is a hobby. For others, it’s a calling. Hartland High School junior Austin Bickel falls into the latter category, and his role as George Gibbs in the [CLICK TO READ MORE]
I’m encouraging my neighbors and community to VOTE YES for the Headlee Override. One of the most common reasons cited for voting “no” is that some think that the city [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Matti Digue, Hartland High School junior, has been involved with theater since she was 7 years old. The Drama Club’s production of “Our Town” now gives her the opportunity to [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Watching Cayenne Teeter play the role of Emily Webb in Hartland Drama Club’s “Our Town” may just inspire the community to make its New Year’s resolutions a little early this [CLICK TO READ MORE]
To prepare for her role as Julia Gibbs in Hartland Drama Club’s production of “Our Town,” Hartland High School junior Scottie Bell found a source of inspiration right in her [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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