Brighton Library Hosts Gala Fundraiser: “Booked for the Evening”

The public is invited to attend gala event on March 22 at the Oak Pointe Country Club.

Brighton Awarded for 2012 Streetscape Improvements Project

The award recognizes the City's downtown construction projects last summer, including the installation of the lighted, brick-paved crosswalk.

St. Patrick's Day Party Tent Coming to Downtown Brighton Bar

The Pound! Bar & Grill will have an outdoor tent behind the bar on Irish holiday this year.

14-Year-Old Eagle Scout Honored at City Council Meeting

Brighton High School Freshman Jack Wisbiski recently earned the rank of Eagle Scout.

Two Brothers Coffee Looks to Expand Business with Liquor License

Brighton City Council approved a resolution to approve a redevelopment liquor license for the downtown business.

Brighton City Council to Meet Thursday

Counicl members will discuss several items, including a redevelopment liquor license for Two Brothers Coffee.

Livingston Reads “One Book, One Community” Project Celebrates Jane Austen

Austen’s most widely read novel, Pride and Prejudice, is this year’s Livingston Reads selection.

Rogers Appointed to Regional Education Committee

The committee will serve as a forum for regional education-related topics.

2013 Caldecott and Newbery Award Winners Announced

Awards recognize outstanding art in a picture book and literature in a children’s book.

Chapter Books For Early Readers

Fun books for children or read-aloud or with the family.

Brighton City Council Recommends Awarding Quota Liquor License to Scotty Simpson's

A divided council voted on awarding the city's new quota liquor license after a public hearing Thursday night.

Supper Made Simple, with Personal Chef Cathy Ferrara

Try a fresh, simple, preservative-free approach to cooking at the Brighton Library.

Hune Supports Legislation for Part-Time Michigan Lawmakers

Michigan is one of four states with a full-time legislature.

2013 Michigan Notable Books Announced

Twenty books highlight Michigan authors and aspects of Michigan life.

Rogers Named Chair of House Appropriations Subcommittees on School Aid and Education

Rep. Bill Rogers will also serve on general government and corrections subcommittees.

Snyder Signs Order to Establish Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency

The new agency will oversee operations to connect veterans to services and benefits in Michigan.

When Can I File My 2012 Tax Return?

The IRS has announced a delayed start to the 2012 tax filing season. Here's the date of when you can file, plus some locations in Brighton to get help on your taxes.

Celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

The Library offers a variety of resources for children, teens and adults.

Letter From Frustrated Driver Alerts City of Brighton to Mistimed Traffic Signals

The timing of traffic signals on Grand River Avenue between North Street and Main Street was off.

Snyder Emphasizes Need for Road Improvements at Brighton Chamber Event

Gov. Rick Snyder said he plans to "reinvent" Michigan during an appearance at the Chamber luncheon.

New Conflict of Interest Act Not an Issue for Brighton Area Schools

Brighton Schools Trustee John Conely addressed the new public act during Monday night's meeting.

Rogers Reacts to Gov. Snyder's State of the State Address

Rogers says the state's system for handling road infrastructure is out-of-date.

Obama Gun Control Proposals Unveiled: What's Your Take?

The president unveiled a sweeping number of proposals Wednesday designed to curb gun violence. What do you think?

Brighton Township Residents Outraged Over Gravel Pit Mining Proposal

Residents are concerned about ground water contamination and other environmental factors if the permits for the site on Jacoby Road are approved.

Preschool Open House This Saturday

Brighton Libraries host event for parents and caregivers.

Rogers Sworn Into Office for Third and Final Term

Bill Rogers took the oath of office to represent the 42 District on Wednesday.

New Michigan Law Prohibits Teens From Using a Cell Phone While Driving

Livingston County legislators Rep. Bill Rogers and Rep. Cindy Denby supported the legislation.

Stamp Prices Increase: How Much Will Stamps Cost In 2013?

The price of postage to send a letter is increasing to 46 cents on Jan. 27.

Start 2013 with New Programs and Classes for Adults

Enjoy movies, books, and crafts or learn about business, computers, and recycling.

Gov. Snyder to Address Brighton Chamber this Month

Gov. Rick Snyder will speak at a luncheon on Jan. 17 at Crystal Gardens.

Brighton City Council Discusses Possible Quota Liquor License Policy

Council will make a decision during its next meeting Jan. 17.

Livingston County First in State to Use New Snow Plow

The Tow Plow will be used on I-96 and US-23 starting this month.

Rep. Mike Rogers Supports Bill to Avoid Fiscal Cliff

The U.S. House went along with a Senate plan Tuesday to address expiring Bush-era tax cuts while delaying spending cuts.

New Kids and Teens Programs Offered In January

LEGO open play, reading with Bella, and teen gaming offered during holiday break.

Brighton Library Highlights the 2012 Most Read Books

This list includes adult, teen, and youth titles that you will want to read.

Christmas is Over – Now What Do I Do With My Tree?

The City of Brighton will pick up Christmas trees during the first two weeks of January.

Brighton Trash Collection Holiday Schedule

Christmas and New Year's will delay normal city trash pick up.

Snyder Vetoes Bill That Would Have Allowed Guns in Schools

The bill would have allowed concealed weapons in gun-free zones such as schools and sports arenas.

Rogers Reappointed Chairman on Intelligence Committee

U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers will retain his position as chairman this coming term.

Holiday Concert Features Dr. Mike and the Sea Monkeys and Peter Madcat Ruth

Sing-along to old favorites and new holiday tunes December 19 from 7–8 p.m. at the Brighton Library.