For the months of April, May and June, the number of COVID-19 tests administered increased dramatically in Livingston County, while the average number of positive results waned. Despite all the [CLICK TO READ MORE]
What do we know after the two recent Republican candidate forums? The first by the League of Women Voters on June 24, and the second by the Livingston County GOP [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Oh, for goodness sake, people. A little perspective, please. Within minutes of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer mandating masks in all indoor places and some outdoor places, and putting penalties in place [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Rick Beaudin — AKA the community-promoting Pinckney Pirate — lost his job selling real estate with ReMax Platinum on Friday. One of Livingston County’s top-tier Realtors, Beaudin told WHMI-93.5 that [CLICK TO READ MORE]
UPDATE: As of Monday, April 13, 2020, there have been five COVID-19 deaths in Livingston County. I am stuck at home — like pretty much all of you, I am [CLICK TO READ MORE]
A reader contacted me a few days ago about FloodGate Church in Brighton, located on Old U.S. 23, south of Hyne Road, holding regular, in-person services in the midst of [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Wes Nakagiri, Livingston County Commissioner and uber Trump supporter — canceled his March 4, 2020, fundraiser at Dunham Hills Golf Club after the venue allegedly told him he couldn’t use [CLICK TO READ MORE]
I count myself lucky to have known retired Livingston County Circuit Court Judge Stan Latreille. Latreille, who lived in Howell, died Thursday, Jan. 2, 2020, at the age of 82, [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Livingston County — with a median household income of $80,897 — is Michigan’s wealthiest, according to estimated numbers for 2014-2018 just released by the U.S. Census Bureau. Rounding out the [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The 31 freshman Democrats elected to Congress from Republican or Republican-leaning districts are getting a lot of attention in the run-up to the floor vote on the two articles of [CLICK TO READ MORE]
In the wake of the Newtown slaughter, a message of hope came my way. [CLICK TO READ MORE]
I drove a friend to the Brighton Meijer parking lot on a recent Saturday morning so she could catch a ride to Detroit Metro Airport on the Michigan Flyer. The [CLICK TO READ MORE]
As we worry about what is to become of our not-so-local newspaper after GateHouse Media acquired its publisher, Gannett; and as we wonder how we’ll make it through the 2020 [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Twenty-five years ago, less than a dozen Klansmen from outside the community came to Howell for a rally on the steps of our beloved, historic Livingston County Courthouse. It’s the [CLICK TO READ MORE]
It’s hard to believe that 18 years have gone by … I had to see my son. As I stood I the middle of the newsroom Tuesday, watching the second [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Congratulations to Uptown Coffeehouse on its beautiful renovation. It’s transformed from a nice looking business into a show-stopping anchor for Howell’s Main Four at the corner of Michigan and Grand [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Dear Commissioner Nakagiri, We don’t know each other, but after last night’s Livingston County Board of Commissioners meeting, I am your biggest fan; as such, I want to thank you [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Livingston County is lucky, indeed, to have the 90-year-old Historic Howell Theater still operating. It is, hands down, one of the coolest businesses in the area, and it needs a [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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