Fenton DDA Approves Sale Of Fenton Fire Hall Restaurant

After nearly a decade, an agreement regarding the sale of the Fenton Fire Hall Restaurant and Pumphouse Custard is concluding.

Webberville Man Free On Bond Ahead Of CSC Trial

54-year-old Mark Seigel of Webberville has been bound over for trial on criminal sexual conduct charges.

Economist Says Economic Recovery Tied To Vaccine Rollout

Dr. Robert Dye sees reasons to be optimistic about the economy, but cautions that stumbling with vaccine distribution could lead to another surge, forcing states to tighten up again, resulting in a back-to-back recession.

Livingston County Salvation Army Extends Coats For Coats

The Salvation Army of Livingston County will continue providing warm coats for those in need this winter.

Brighton's DECA Team Scores Win In District Tournament

According to marketing teacher and DECA advisor, Brent Luplow, 39 of the 47 students in the Brighton DECA program qualified for the tournament, with the Brighton group taking home a total of 84 medals.

Governor Whitmer In Washington D.C. For Inauguration

Whitmer was chosen in December to serve as a co-chair of the Presidential Inaugural Committee.

Dearborn Man Heads To Trial For Sexual Assault On Teens

Quentin Bogya faces multiple charges related to an August incident involving several teenage girls in the Brighton-area.

Free COVID Mask Drive-Thru Event At Hamburg Senior Center

Free KN95 masks will be available to Livingston County residents at the Hamburg Senior Center on January 26th from noon to 4pm.

Lawsuit Alleges Racial Discrimination Against Local Real Estate Agents

The federal suit was filed by an Ohio couple against real estate agents Rick Beaudin of KW Realty Livingston and Mary Kay Ikens of RE/MAX Platinum regarding the sale of a home on Zukey Lake.

Fowlerville Residents To All Have Water Meters

Village Council amended their utilities ordinance to require housing units that have been on a flat rate to have a meter installed.

Fenton Council Approves Interim Contract For Solid Waste Disposal

City Council approved a 9-month extension with Republic Services in order to give them time to filter through what was a competitive bid process for the contract.

Parking Modifications Planned On Barnard Street In City Of Howell

In order to develop newly vacant lots, the back-in angled parking in front of the old Barnard Center building needs to be removed.

Green Oak Planning Commission Discusses 2021 Priority list

The Commission tries to set priorities based on what’s important and labels them as being a low, medium or high priority.

MHSAA Sets Winter Schedules

Also, Hartland golfer signs with Saginaw Valley; Brighton boy win ski meet.

MHSAA Announces Rules For Winter Sports

Basketball, hockey, competitive cheer and wrestling begin play Feb. 1; gymnastics, swimming and bowling can begin as soon as next week.