So we all know now that on April 4, 1975, KISS performed a legendary concert at the Nordic Ice Arena in Hartland. Our story on the long-forgotten concert has already [CLICK TO READ MORE]
We begin with a mea culpa. As an editor at the local newspaper for 26 years (1983-2009), and as someone who has remained active and involved in the community since [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Troopers from the Michigan State Police (MSP) Brighton Post responded to an armed robbery at the Sprint Store located at 10010 Highland Road in Livingston County’s Hartland Township at 3:30 [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the woods, the Michigan classic, “Escanaba In Da Moonlight,” returns to the Hartland Players. When the Soady clan reunites [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]
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]
For Hartland High School sophomore Joshua Archer, every Drama Club role presents unique challenges, from discovering a character’s backstory to staying true to the playwright’s intentions. Archer has certainly risen [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Hartland High School senior Kaylee Furge is preparing for her sixth Drama Club production — but, despite her talent and dedication, there was a time when she wanted nothing to [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The Hartland High School Drama Club is presenting the Pulitzer Prize-winning drama “Our Town” Friday through Sunday, Nov. 9 to 11, at Hartland High School, 10635 Dunham Road in Hartland. [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Livingston County is getting its first Checkers & Rally’s restaurant at the end of October at 10440 Highland Road in Hartland. Owned by Alan Balen, a former defensive lineman for [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The Hartland High School Marching Band’s halftime performance last week featured something a little extra – a dazzling juggling display by Hartland senior Kyle Albrecht. Albrecht, an acclaimed juggler who has [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Cromaine District Library will once again participate in Michigan Libraries for Life. Donor drive dates are Oct. 9-15. A commemorative quilt in honor of the drive will be on display [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Holly Naylor of Brighton Township has been appointed to an opening on the Cromaine District Library’s Board of Trustees created by the retirement of Paul Black on June 21. Interviews [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Great music, a fabulous venue and a worthy cause – it all adds up to an impressive evening: a concert/food drive featuring renowned pianist George Winston at the Hartland Performing [CLICK TO READ MORE]
One of the most iconic locations in Livingston County is Waldenwoods, the beautiful resort area in Hartland Township. Anyone who has ever visited Waldenwoods knows just how beautiful it looks [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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