Wal-Mart still possible?

The possibility of ‘big box? development in Independence Township has not gone away ? even with a new proposal from Orco Investments Inc. presenting a residentially-based plan. Orco Investments Inc. owns approximately 70-plus acres at the southwest corner of Sashabaw and Waldon roads near I-75. In February, the company requested a rezoning for the area […]

Chamber celebrates success at annual meeting

The Clarkston Area Chamber of Commerce recently took time to recognize and honor the many individuals working behind the scenes. The annual meeting, held on Sept. 16, gave chamber members, staff and officials an opportunity to say ‘thanks? for a year of success. ‘I’m very proud of the chamber’s unwavering commitment to enhance economic growth […]

The News to Me

Guess what ? I now have a four-year-old who thinks you get as many birthday parties as your age. See, I have a somewhat unique situation with family and friends: they live far enough away that scheduling one birthday party is impossible, but close enough that at least two always seem to happen. For example, […]

Buyer found for McCord homestead

The McCord house on Pine Knob Road will soon have a new owner ? and while some celebrate the property’s new lease on life, others question the decision. The Independence Township Board of Trustees voted unanimously on Sept. 6 to sell the property to township resident and planning commissioner Sam Moraco for $5 plus the […]

Art in the Village comes to Depot Park this weekend

Time stands still in anticipation of the Clarkston Community Historical Society’s 31st annual Art in the Village festival. This Saturday and Sunday (Sept. 17 and 18), stop down at Depot Park for entertainment, shopping and some delicious fall treats. ‘The best part is bringing the community together and seeing people you know,? said Jennifer Arkwright, […]

On Hold: Board to ‘establish dialogue’ on ballot language

Despite the momentum generated by many dedicated residents, Independence Township will not see language on the November ballot for a legal defense fund millage. However, the idea is not gone forever, either. At the Sept. 6 board meeting, Independence Township trustees voted unanimously to immediately establish a dialogue between township attorneys and members of Citizens […]

Big plans for McCord farmhouse

The old McCord homestead located on Pine Knob Road is feeling the sun on its shutters for the first time in close to a decade. Soon-to-be owner Sam Moraco has already begun the most basic restoration steps ? he cleared away the 6-7 feet of high brush, weeds and ivy. ‘Before, you couldn’t even walk […]

CVP brings ‘Don’t Dress? to Depot Theatre

Ever have a moment where you just didn’t know what to say? Well, let’s hope that moment doesn’t come to Bernard and Robert in the Clarkston Village Player’s production of ‘Don’t Dress for Dinner.? ‘This is a hilarious farce,? said Director Steven M. Cunningham. ‘People trying to arrange liaisons, lots of lies and double talk […]

Feelin’ the burn?

Stand Ministries PowerLifting for Christ spread their message at Clarkston Community Church’s annual picnic. The Stand lifters hefted, twirled, tore and witnessed their message to those in attendance.

Couple to attend Franklin Art Show

Looking for something to do over the long Labor Day weekend? Interested in something unique? Then hit the road for the Franklin Art Show’s 25th anniversary celebration ‘Art on the Green? to visit Independence Township artists Ruth and Ed Coulson. The Coulsons will show their clay pieces along with more than 60 other artists. ‘We […]

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