Tri County Equipment awarded GST MI Works! Going Pro Talent Fund grant

Tri County Equipment awarded GST MI Works! Going Pro Talent Fund grant

Tri County Equipment, a regional tractor supplier with locations in Lapeer and Auburn Hills, received a GST MI Works! grant to invest in its workforce and support employee training. Photo provided. Tri County Equipment announced that it has received a grant from GST MI Works! for the 2023 Going PRO Talent Fund. The grant is an […]

McLaren Oakland Earns Primary Stroke Center designation

Favorable long-term outcomes for stroke patients Pontiac, Mich. — McLaren Oakland, part of McLaren Health Care and its statewide McLaren Stroke Network, has earned designation from The Joint Commission as a Primary Stroke Center, affirming the hospital’s level of specialized critical care to achieve favorable long-term outcomes for stroke patients.  A quality designation in collaboration […]

The Dealership event venue to open in downtown Oxford

The Dealership event venue to open in downtown Oxford

By Shelby Stewart-Soldan Staff Writer OXFORD – A historic building in downtown Oxford is getting a new purpose with a historic feel. The former Williams Art Glass building, 22 N. Washington Street, will now be home to The Dealership, an event venue with a rustic feel. It is owned by life-long Oxford resident Kyle Morski. […]

White Pine Coffee is roasting, selling in Oxford

White Pine Coffee is roasting, selling in Oxford

By Dean Vaglia Leader Staff Writer For nearly a year White Pine Coffee Roasters has imported, prepared and sold specialty coffee beans at its Village of Oxford factory for home brewing. And, as of May 3, White Pine’s beans are available to drink at its on-site cafe. “It is our first cafe,” Brad Kopek, White […]

Oxford 7 reopens after bankruptcy, executive orders

Oxford 7 reopens after bankruptcy, executive orders

By James Hanlon Leader Staff Writer After seven and a half months, Oxford’s movie theater is screening films again. The iconic Oxford 7 at 48 S. Washington reopened Friday, Oct. 30. The seven-plex theater will be open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays to give the road construction downtown a chance to wrap up. “Our plan is […]

Still outstanding in his field

Still outstanding in his field

By Teddy Rydquist Leader Staff Writer Real Living John Burt Realty, a dependable, successful realtor located at 15 E. Burdick Street since August 21, 1996, has joined forces with one of Michigan’s largest realtors and is now known as Real Living Kee Realty – Oxford. Run by President John Meesseman, Real Living Kee Realty (RLKR) […]

Businesses get a little leeway from both Oxford township and village

For the next 60 days (starting June 22), any business in Oxford Township that submits an application to erect a temporary sign will NOT be required to pay the usual $125 fee for a zoning permit. Carlisle/Wortman Associates, Inc., the township’s Ann Arbor-based planner, agreed to waive its normal fee to review and approve/deny applications […]

Water shut-off forces restaurants to close for Father’s Day weekend

Water shut-off forces restaurants to close for Father’s Day weekend

By James Hanlon Leader Staff Writer Just one week after reopening, Country Coney owner Scott Pike learned he would have to temporarily close again. A hand-delivered boil-water advisory from the Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner’s Office (WRC) notified him his restaurant would be without water Saturday, June 20, while crews hooked up a new water […]

Barron Industries proves itself ‘essential,’ grows in Oxford

By Teddy Rydquist Leader Staff Writer A fixture on the northern edge of Oxford for nearly four decades, Barron Industries is no stranger to success. Manufacturing high-precision investment castings and machined components, the company offers their services to businesses in the aerospace and defense fields, as well as the automotive, oil, and medical industries. Steadily […]

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