The old saying “Why buy when you can borrow?” is ringing true with the Brighton District Library’s 9-month-old collection titled the Library of Things. Thanks to the popularity of this [CLICK TO READ MORE]
For almost six decades, it’s been one of the biggest mysteries in Livingston County: What’s REALLY underneath Mt. Brighton? The various owners of the ski resort in Genoa Township have [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The Brighton District Library is gathering community feedback as part of its strategic planning process. Listed in this survey are questions related to the future development of collections, programming, and [CLICK TO READ MORE]
If you have a kid who plays baseball or softball in Brighton, you probably know the name Rolly Peterson. Rolly’s name adorns the concession stand and equipment shed at Hawkins [CLICK TO READ MORE]
More frustrations are mounting over the new Brighton Mill Pond Amphitheater. City officials are now telling people that the temporary ugly fence that’s in place around the new amphitheater isn’t [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The new Brighton Mill Pond Amphitheater has claimed another casualty: The Livingston County Concert Band will also be forced to move or cancel its summer Mill Pond concerts because of [CLICK TO READ MORE]
We’ve seen this show before in Brighton: They don’t like an old performance venue, so they tear it down and build a new one. And then they jack up 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]
It’s the most wonderful time of the year: time for Brighton School of Ballet’s 33rd annual presentation of the beloved holiday classic, “The Nutcracker.” This year’s production will take to [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Steve Pilon of The Wooden Spoon is set to open a new Mexican eatery before St. Patrick’s Day in the former site of the Yum Yum Tree, the iconic downtown [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Ring in the holiday cheer at the Brighton Library’s Holiday Open House Saturday, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 8, 2018. Meet Santa and his reindeer, enjoy music, bell [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Stone Coop Farm, the popular certified organic farm at 9615 Musch Road in Brighton, is ceasing operations on Saturday, Nov. 24. According to a Facebook post on Oct. 30, 2018, [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The Brighton District Library book and media sale is coming, Oct. 16-21, with thousands of great items to peruse for all ages and tastes. This year’s selection offers books, DVDs, [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Police discovered the body of a dead woman in a house on Van Winkle Street in Brighton Township on the afternoon of Saturday, Oct. 7, 2018. Foul play is not [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Two downtown Brighton storefronts will become the new home of Jameson’s Irish Pub & Grill, which will move in from its current location in the Green Oak Village Place Mall. [CLICK TO READ MORE]
One of the hottest races on the Livingston County ballot in November is for 44th Circuit Court judge, where Dennis Brewer and L. Suzanne Geddis are facing off. While we [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Lindbom Elementary School was once a vibrant part of the community in the City of Brighton, as a true neighborhood school. The Brighton Area Schools district closed Lindbom in 2010, [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The baseball and softball fields at Hawkins Elementary School in Brighton are looking a lot spiffier these days, thanks to Boy Scout Ryan Gigax. Gigax, a member of Brighton Boy [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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