Conway Township: Bill Grubb upsets incumbent to win supervisor primary by Buddy Moorehouse August 4, 2020 Bill Grubb upset incumbent Supervisor Michael Rife in a close three-way Republican primary in Conway Township. Grubb won the race with 385 votes to Rife’s 318. Richard Kastner was a distant third with 48 votes. Sharing is caring Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on X (Opens in new window) X Print (Opens in new window) Print Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Like this:Like Loading… Related Buddy Moorehouse Latest posts Longtime Livingston County journalist Buddy Moorehouse is director of communications at the Michigan Association of Public School Academies. There’s a place in Howell where you can feed and pet kangaroos – and much more Kangaroos in Livingston County? Carousel Acres is the coolest place you’ve probably never heard of Fowlerville’s new splash pad and playground are flat-out awesome Community Theatre of Howell celebrates 40th anniversary with gala and show View all Top Posts & PagesEl-Sayed campaign ad features former Livingston Daily publisherCounty board set to interview 5 candidates to fill open seatHowell hires assistant athletic directorRollover crash on Sunday kills 2 in Tyrone Township Please leave this field empty DON’T MISS A BEAT Sign up for our weekly newsletter We don’t spam! Check your inbox or spam folder to confirm your subscription. Related Posts October 1, 2026 Election security panel discussion set for Oct. 10 in Hamburg September 18, 2026 Ballots on track to reach voters in Genoa Township September 18, 2026 Brighton Area Schools hosting bond issue Q&A on Sept. 23 September 9, 2026 Nonpartisan slate emerges for Cromaine District Library Board