In a Facebook post a few months back, I was lamenting the sad shape of our local newspaper, the Livingston Daily Press & Argus. I noted that the front page [CLICK TO READ MORE]
There have been some spectacular failures in Livingston County through the years, but the Green Oak Township roundabouts are certainly at the very top of that list. And now the [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Brandon Dillon, the chair of the Michigan Democratic Party, owes a huge apology to Howell. A huge, enormous, public apology. In a tweet he sent back in August, he referred [CLICK TO READ MORE]
A story of race and football, featuring Gerald Ford, Willis Ward, and the 1934 Michigan-Georgia Tech football game. [CLICK TO READ MORE]
I remember exactly where I was on Sept. 13, 1985. It was 30 years ago, but I remember it like it was yesterday. I was the 25-year-old sports editor of [CLICK TO READ MORE]
With the ugliness and hatred that was on display in Charlottesville last week comes this ironic anniversary: It was 25 years ago today that the Klansman from Livingston County died. [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Forty years ago today, Dave Hibner was on top of the world. The date was June 7, 1977, and Hibner had just graduated from Howell High School. He was a [CLICK TO READ MORE]
When I moved to Howell in 1983 to take a job as the sports editor of the Livingston County Press, Lucy Road Park was the place to be on warm [CLICK TO READ MORE]
A friend recently posted on Facebook that Oak Pointe was celebrating its 25th anniversary. That news made me feel old. Oak Pointe is the country club, golf course and housing [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Livingston County has seen other political scandals before, but nothing like this. This current episode involving 53rd District Court Judge Theresa Brennan is Livingston County’s biggest political scandal ever, and [CLICK TO READ MORE]
I met Drew Sharp when we were sophomores at the University of Michigan. I was a sports-crazy kid looking for a diversion, so I signed up to join the sports [CLICK TO READ MORE]
I live in Gregory, which is one of the more obscure communities in Livingston County. And by “obscure,” I mean, “We make Pinckney seem like London.” Yes, it’s a tad [CLICK TO READ MORE]
I moved to Howell in 1983 when I got a job as the sports editor of the Livingston County Press. And in some ways, the town looked much the same [CLICK TO READ MORE]
This is the story of a man who taught a whole lot of people more about love, compassion and understanding than they ever thought possible. His name was Dane Russell, [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Truth be told, Livingston County’s dining scene has never been better than it is right now. The last decade or so has seen some outstanding additions to our restaurant offerings: [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The last few decades have brought some great things to Brighton (Stillwater Grill, the Imagination Station, FlexTech High School) and a few not-so-great things (roundabouts, traffic, the Ugly Naked Guy). [CLICK TO READ MORE]
When I first moved to Livingston County in 1983, Brighton was still what you could call “sleepy.” The corner of Grand River Avenue and Challis Road – where Target, Home [CLICK TO READ MORE]
True story. In the mid-1980s, I lived in the Village of Pinckney. One night, I got hungry for a pizza, so I called the downtown pizza place and ordered a [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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