As of November 25, 2020, here are the reported number of COVID-19 cases, deaths and new cases in the past 30 days for the following ZIP codes: 48346: 777 cases…
COVID-19 Update – November 25, 2020
Cheering up the community
Representatives of the Real Estate One/Max Broock Clarkston offices and affiliates, as well as those from Together Against Poverty (T.A.P.), gave back to the local community for Thanksgiving by giving…
Developer explains allure of Waldon Village
BY MATT MACKINDER Clarkston News Editor Even as many residents are not in favor of the 67-acre Waldon Village proposal that is eyed for the north side of Waldon Road…
Giving back to local businesses
Brandon Still (far right), of the Match on Main program, met at Depot Park, Nov. 12, with Clarkston City Manager Jonathan Smith (far left) to present checks via private donations…
City offices locked
With the recent step-up on COVID restrictions from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, the Clarkston city offices are closed to public entry, being done to protect both…
Waldon Village proposal takes next step despite disdain, some pushback
Moraco says new development ‘poor planning’ BY MATT MACKINDER Clarkston News Editor The proposed development known as Waldon Village, located on the north side of Waldon Road between Sashabaw and…
Kittle: ‘So glad we were able to keep the band together’
BY MATT MACKINDER Clarkston News Editor This past Monday, the Independence Township Board of Trustees was sworn in by the Honorable Kelley Kostin in a ceremony held at Independence Township…
Downtown clock ticking again
The city clock in front of The Fed is ticking once again. “Last week, a maintenance worker from The Fed and our DPW Director Jimi Turner took a new look…
‘So thankful’
Local resident Chuck Griffith takes time for an October photograph with his immediate family, numbering 24…
Mueller’s Musings: Searching for a story
From once upon a time, to “listen to this, boys,” I’ve always found myself babbling on…
Wendi’s Word: Boys, dogs & a monkey
A short tale about a boy and his dog…err….dogs and a monkey. Soon to be two…
A Look Back for November 18, 2020
From The Clarkston News archives 25 years ago – 1995 “School staffing levels keep on growing”…
Bring on the holidays, I’m ready!
If you ever wanted to waste your time and dive back into the ever-loving archives of…