What if I told you that a local heating and cooling company has increased their sales every year they’ve advertised in our newspapers or that a local theater company knows when our newspaper featuring ...

On Nov. 6, a small section of Independence Oaks County Park was added as a Network Forest to the country’s Old-Growth Forest Network and became Michigan’s 24th old-growth forest and one of only 317 ...

The Clarkston Girls Swim and Dive team finished the regular season as OAA Blue League Champions after competing in the league meet at Oxford High School on Nov. 5-7. The Wolves had three finish as ...

Dear Editor, I’ve lived here over 25 years and attended many township board meetings for many years. What I experienced was a group of individuals that had an end result in mind but went through the ...

Last week Clarkston Junior High School held its Veterans Day celebration honoring special guest Jake Beno. Beno is a 2004 Clarkston High School graduate and veteran who served in the 160th Special ...

Earnest Richard Dunn was born July 25, 1937, on his family farm in Alger, Michigan, to Willard and Mary Dunn. He was the youngest of seven children. He was preceded in death by his parents, his first ...

CLARKSTON — Turnout was low for the Nov. 4 general election with just 320 individual votes cast in the lone precinct in the City of the Village of Clarkston. While Independence Township did not have ...

BLOOMFIELD TWP. — Clarkston Varsity Hockey opens the winter season this Saturday against Marquette as the Wolves host Youth Night at Detroit Skating Club at 6 p.m. “There’s always excitement this time ...

INDEPENDENCE TWP. — On Nov. 1, Clarkston SCAMP held its annual Jingle Mingle which was pronounced the most successful in the organization’s history, raising $136,302 to benefit SCAMP. The event was ...

Andersonville Elementary students enjoyed dressing up and Halloween festivities last Friday afternoon. In their classrooms, they enjoy treats, making crafts, playing games and showing their costumes ...

First grader Charlotte Jakubczak starts a craft during classroom celebrations dressed as none other than Rosie the Riveter. See page 21 for more photos from the Andersonville Elementary Halloween ...