Let the people vote! A fundamental belief of Michigan political philosophy is that the people are supreme. Indeed, Article 1, Sec. 1, of the Michigan Constitution begins, “All political power [CLICK TO READ MORE]
One of the most shocking things to come out of U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin’s recent coffee hours was not that some people disagreed with her decision to support an inquiry [CLICK TO READ MORE]
I have spent my life working to protect our country. I served three tours in Iraq with the CIA, served in national security positions under Presidents of both parties, and [CLICK TO READ MORE]
In a recent article on the findings of the Washington Post and the DEA database, it was noted that there were 26 opioid (hydrocodone and oxycodone) pills per person, per [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Some women employees of Livingston County government were near tears on Wednesday after the commission gave preliminary approval to a resolution stripping them of coverage for most types of abortion, [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The Culture Wars are coming to the Livingston County Commission, thanks to one of its more extreme members. Republican Commissioner Wes Nakagiri, representing Tyrone and most of Hartland townships, is [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The Livingston County Republican Party is acting like a bunch of bullies by threatening to do all it can to defeat a 21-year-old college student who has filed to run [CLICK TO READ MORE]
By John Mueller, a former reporter and copy editor for the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus. He lives in Roseville. The word “help” can be an especially tricky, cumbersome [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Livingston County has been asked to make a $500,000 grant to the non-profit group that runs Meals on Wheels so that it can construct a new $2 million building for [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Being a law enforcement officer is sometimes a difficult and thankless job. There are hours spent away from family, dangerous situations and the heartbreak involved in tragic situations of life [CLICK TO READ MORE]
By Michael Yenshaw To help voters gain more understanding about the Howell Public Schools Bond Proposal that will appear on the May 7, 2019, special election ballot, here is some [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Alicia Urbain is a hockey mom from Brighton with a story that many hockey moms (and dads) can full relate to. Here’s the story of her son Drew’s journey through [CLICK TO READ MORE]
By Erin J. MacGregor Superintendent, Howell Public Schools On May 7, 2019, the Howell Public Schools community will be asked to vote on a $39 million dollar bond proposal to [CLICK TO READ MORE]
EDITOR’S NOTE: This column originally ran on Nancy Flanagan’s blog, “Teacher in a Strange Land.” Flanagan, Michigan’s 1993 Teacher of the Year, retired from the Hartland Consolidated Schools District. Long-time [CLICK TO READ MORE]
By Charles Carver, Director of Program Advancement, Michigan International Prep School In essentially every phase of our modern day lives, we can order, view, and make purchases on demand. The [CLICK TO READ MORE]
My name is Mallory Skilling and I am an elementary teacher at Michigan International Prep School, a tuition-free online charter school which has an on-site learning lab in Howell. I [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Transparency has been highly valued in Livingston County — and Michigan — by both Democrats and Republicans. For example, in 2007, state Sen. Lana Theis — then Brighton Township treasurer [CLICK TO READ MORE]
When you hear Online or Virtual Learning, one of your first thoughts may be how impersonal it must be. Michigan International Prep School (MIPS), a tuition-free K-12 virtual charter school [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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