Sara Kellner
Livingston Daily
Howell, MI, United States
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Howell High School added to state COVID-19 outbreak list, Hartland schools still seeing cases rise
Two weeks after Howell Public Schools and Hartland Consolidated Schools started fall classes, each district has reported more than 30 cases. → Read More
First day of school in Fowlerville exciting for kids, bittersweet for parents
The students at H.T. Smith Elementary reunited with their friends outside the building, showing off their backpacks and pointing out the empty spots where their baby teeth once were. → Read More
Hartland High School's air conditioner broken as outdoor temps reach high 80s, low 90s
The high school had three half-days on Friday, Wednesday and Thursday to limit students' exposure to the heat. → Read More
Hartland superintendent implements mask mandate at Round Elementary, over 100 in quarantine
Since school began on Aug. 18, the district has reported 22 confirmed cases of COVID-19. There were six cases at Round Elementary and 122 people quarantined. → Read More
Drag Queen Bingo show canceled over concern for safety of performers, staff
The Drag Queen Bingo show that was the epicenter of criticism at the Howell Melon Fest has been canceled. → Read More
What to know about masks, vaccines in Livingston County schools this fall
The school year is almost upon us, and with it comes a new host of COVID-19 mandates and precautions. → Read More
What we know about Howell Melon Fest: HAPRA still discussing plans, event at risk of cancellation
The festival that has a 60-year history in Howell is hanging in the balance because of a controversy about one of the planned events. → Read More
The show will go on: Drag Queen Bingo director excited for Howell Melon Fest, will stand ground
Show director Bradley Haas said he considered canceling the sold-out show, but his performers convinced him not to. → Read More
Howell Melon Fest could be canceled unless beer tent closes early on Aug. 14
The Howell City Council met Friday night to discuss the fate of the annual festival. → Read More
Brighton graduates jump-start engineering careers with Siemens post-high school internship
Seven Brighton graduates are getting engineering job experience thanks to an internship through the high school. → Read More
Beat the heat with a sweet treat: 7 ice cream shops to check out in Livingston County
In the scorching summer heat, what is the best - and most delicious - way to cool off? Ice cream. → Read More
Brighton City Council approves resolution to establish social district in downtown
Brighton is following Howell in establishing a social district to consume alcohol outdoors. City staff is tasked with finalizing plans. → Read More
Enjoy a breath of fresh air at these 5 Livingston restaurants with unique outdoor seating
Sunny weather is expected for the Fourth of July weekend, so what better way to spend it than outdoors? → Read More
From omelets to burgers and everything in between: 6 places to get brunch in Livingston County
With summer festivities returning and indoor dining restrictions easing, now is the perfect time of year to meet up with friends or join your family for brunch. → Read More
Tiny houses teach Livingston County students huge lessons through hands-on learning
The Howell Construction Trades Program, a class at Howell High School, is open to students across the county. → Read More
Pinckney Council grants special use permit to first of three marijuana applicants
Although he was granted special use permits, that doesn't guarantee Bonk will get all three licenses he applied for. → Read More
Kate Lawrence surprises Livingston County commissioners with resignation announcement
Lawrence surprised county commissioners Wednesday morning when she announced her plan to resign, effective immediately. → Read More
Livingston County Commissioners deny Steve Williams' reappointment to Metroparks board
Steve Williams, who has served on the Huron-Clinton Metropolitan Authority board since 2016, was not reappointed. → Read More
Mentor Livingston to shut down after 40 years because of funding shortfall amid pandemic
After 40 years of serving children, Mentor Livingston will cease operations at the end of June. → Read More
Cleary University hires Alan Drimmer as next president
Drimmer is leaving his current role as provost at National Defense University in Washington D.C. → Read More