We asked our readers which Livingston County restaurant no longer in business they’d bring back if they could. Hundreds of readers weighed in by choosing from a list of 10 [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Now that Amazon won’t be locating its second headquarters in New York, perhaps it’s time to consider Flint. [CLICK TO READ MORE]
It was 20 years ago that Livingston County found itself one vote away from having a casino. Think about that: Here’s the story of just how close we came to [CLICK TO READ MORE]
If you were lucky enough to have known Heide Clausnitzer, you know how fierce and dedicated she was when it came to protecting the rights of the most vulnerable among [CLICK TO READ MORE]
It’s steadily snowing outside. I am happily indoors. There’s not much that must be done, so I am enjoying a hot cup of coffee and this sweet time I’ve been [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Livingston County is known for lots of things: • It’s the home of Hell, which freezes over every so often. • Its big summer festivals pay homage to melons and [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Hang on to your political hats: Just days after Michigan’s current crop of legislators took the oath of office, voters in Livingston County’s 47th state House District today have not [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Livingston County’s version of Woodstock took place 41 years ago at the normally sedate Waldenwoods Resort in Hartland. It featured a little of everything: legendary rock bands, drugs, parking nightmares [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Confirmation that Bob Seger did, indeed, play in Livingston County — at the Howell Armory, to be exact — came after this post ran, thanks to Anthony B. Daniel from [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Howell resident Chris Salter loves improv. He’s trained with the famed Second City group in Detroit, but his love for improvising — or “creating in the moment,” as he describes it [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Lots of big musical acts have played in Livingston County. You can read about some of them here. But did Bob Seger ever perform here? Rumors persist that Seger — [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Like the geeky boys of my youth, my own 14-year-old son loves “Doctor Who,” the British show that is kind of about a 900-year-old time lord who zooms from this [CLICK TO READ MORE]
After a long absence for a number of reasons, I recently went to a big-box theater, and I was surprised to see how much things have changed. With all the [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Editor’s note: The Vista of Brighton project received unanimous approval from the Brighton City Council at its meeting on Thursday, Dec. 6, 2018. Vista of Brighton — a $35 million, [CLICK TO READ MORE]
A character he created years ago for stories he told his son when tucking him into bed is the star of Howell resident Jon King’s first children’s book, “Ishkadoodle: A [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Twenty years ago — in the late hours of Friday, Nov. 13, 1998 — a vicious fire tore through Karen Simpson’s house at the corner of Sexton Road and Yorway [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Downtown Howell’s newest resident arrived amid great fanfare on Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018 — the day that would have been his 99th birthday. Greeted by hundreds of people, the larger-than-life [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The mailing that hit homes in the 42nd state House District on Wednesday attacking a Democrat — “paid for by the Livingston County Republican Party with regulated funds,” and “not [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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