The Arc of Livingston and Special Ministries of Livingston County each received over $26,000 from the Corrigan Oil/First National Bank/Sheriff Mike Murphy Fifth-Annual Golf Outing. The event, held Aug. 28, [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The Community Theatre of Howell has been awarded a grant of $7,462 from the State of Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs (MCACA). The grant was awarded through the [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The nicest chicken coop in Livingston County can now be found at Light of the World Academy in Pinckney, and the story of how it got there is nothing short [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Howell resident Debbie Mikula has been appointed to a three-year term on the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs by Gov. Rick Snyder. Mikula, currently the executive director for [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]
Bob Beck was surprised on Sunday, Sept. 16, 2018, when he was named the American Legion’s state Son of the Year. State Sen. Joe Hune was on hand to read [CLICK TO READ MORE]
LACASA Center recently awarded Jim Gilligan, owner of Snedicor’s Green Earth Cleaners, with a recognition plaque honoring the 10th anniversary of hosting Cinderella’s Closet. Gilligan, who is Snedicor’s Chief Operating [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Randie Jo Evans of Brighton High School; and Elliott F. Klein, Kai Klink, Faith M. Lillemoen, and Matthew L. Trescott of Hartland High School are among the 16,000 semifinalists in [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Janelle K. Best, currently executive director of the Clarkston Area Chamber of Commerce, is the new president of the Howell Area Chamber of Commerce. She will begin her new duties [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Livingston County United Way’s 17th annual Day of Caring, a one-day community improvement blast that helps residents of all ages, as well as area nonprofits and schools, saw over 1,200 [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Senior Airman Caleb L. Jenkins of Fowlerville was honored as the State Airman of the Year during the annual Pass in Review ceremony at Camp Grayling. He was chosen out [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Howell Public Schools will recognize and honor long-time coach and teacher John Dukes by naming the new athletic field at Howell High School’s Memorial Stadium John Dukes Field. A dedication [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Carol Griffith, vice president/broker and co-owner of Griffith Realty in Brighton, was named the 2018 Realtor of the Year by the Livingston County Association of Realtors(LCAR) during its Aug. 15, [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Domico Med-Device is a Fenton, Michigan-based solutions provider to the medical device industry. Although the name is new, the company and its innovations have been a mainstay in the industry [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Little did Brighton resident Lauren Kovach know the pact she made with her mother in the hospital 16 years ago to care for her grandmother would turn into a passion [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]
Keri Hayes of Pure Fitness Personal Training in Brighton has developed a new line of healthier baked goods that she’s selling through her new business, Whey Better Bakery. Hayes, a [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The Arc Livingston, an agency that advocates for children and adults with disabilities and their families, hired Erin Terpstra. Terpstra is joining The Arc’s team as a Family Advocate and [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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