Lake Orion Review

Established in 1881, The Lake Orion Review has been a reliable source of local news for over a century. Serving both the Village of Lake Orion and Orion Township, it is the oldest and most respected publication in the area.

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LOLA donation helps send two LOPD officers to marine training academy

2 days ago | lakeorionreview.com | Joseph Goral

By Joseph GoralStaff [email protected] ORION — A $1,300 donation made on April 14 from the Lake Orion Lake Association to the Lake Orion Police Department will send two officers to a marine training academy in Holland. The donation comes after the LOPD identified a “critical need” to enhance marine enforcement on Lake Orion, according to Lake Orion Chief of Police Mark Amundson.
LOCS board approves three bid awards

2 days ago | lakeorionreview.com | Joseph Goral

By Joseph GoralStaff [email protected] ORION — Lake Orion Community Schools’ Board of Education approved three bid awards during a regular meeting on April 9. The bids, a network bid, roofing bid for Paint Creek Elementary and a bid for devices could total well over $3 million. The network bid was awarded to IT company All Covered for a network electronic system totaling $1,099,110.64.
Village Council receives and files DDA grant application for project

2 days ago | lakeorionreview.com | Joseph Goral

The Lake Orion Village Council voted to receive and file a grant application submitted by Downtown Development Authority Executive Director Matt Gibb during a regular council meeting on April 14. The GM on Main Street 2025 grant program offers five grants up to $60,000 to counties where a GM facility is located.
Free summer concerts return to Wildwood on June 5

2 days ago | lakeorionreview.com | Joseph Goral

Free concerts will return to Wildwood Amphitheater this summer beginning June 5, and run through Aug. 14. Shows will begin at 7 p.m., the first of 10 featuring North Oakland Concert band. Theo Gridiron and Friends will perform June 12, followed by Persuasion on June 19, Lake Orion High School’s band on June 26, Taylor Tucky on July 10, The Wayback Machine on July 17, The Yacht Seas on July 24, Stone Blossoms on July 31, 50 Amp Fuse on Aug. 7 and MOB Opera on Aug. 14.
Lake Orion High School Senior of the Week: Gideon Kinne

2 days ago | lakeorionreview.com | Joseph Goral

Parent(s): Loren and Kim KinneGPA: 3.793Favorite subject(s): MathFavorite extracurricular activities: Playing pickle ball and training my horse. Hobbies/Interests: Working on engines and playing any sportPlans after graduation: I have a job already lined up, where I will be one of the top fabricators. What Gideon is proudest of: Being ranked ninth in the nation in wrestling, also being ranked number one in Michigan for three years and having nine state titles and one national title.
Building Brands: Build your brand for growth

2 days ago | lakeorionreview.com | Joseph Goral

Hopefully you’ve all read the great news that View Newspaper Group is growing again! The announcement was made last month by Owner and President Rick Burrough that our group will launch our 22nd newspaper, the St. Clair Area View on Friday, May 9. The free community newspaper will bedelivered via the U.S. Postal Service to 17,000 homes twice a month throughout the St. Clair area.
Lake Orion DDA to host cleanup and planting day May 10

2 days ago | lakeorionreview.com | Joseph Goral

The Lake Orion Downtown Development Authority will host a cleanup and planting day meeting at Cookies and Cream at 9 a.m. on May 10. Volunteers will work until noon to “get downtown Lake Orion beautiful,” and are encouraged to bring gardening gloves, shears, shovels and rakes. Cookies and Cream will provide free hot dogs and ice cream for participants. Volunteers can register by emailing the DDA at [email protected].
Chamber of Commerce holds ribbon cutting for Volante Senior Living facility

2 days ago | lakeorionreview.com | Joseph Goral

The Orion Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting for Volante Senior Living facility on April 17. Cutting the ribbon are Celeste, a resident at the facility, and Jennifer Ritz, Volante Lake Orion sales director. They were joined by chamber members to celebrate the rebranding of the facility formerly known as The Terraces at Lake Orion. Online: volantesseniorliving.com/lake-orion. Photo by Jim MisenerChamber of Commerce holds ribbon cutting for Volante Senior Living facility added by on
Prescription drug take back day April 26

2 days ago | lakeorionreview.com | Joseph Goral

The North Oakland Community Coalition will be participating in the upcoming Drug Enforcement Agency National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on April 26. The NOCC will be at both the Oxford Village Police Department, 22 W. Burdick St., and Oakland County Sheriff’s Office Orion Township Substation, 2323 Joslyn Rd., from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to help community members dispose of any old or unwanted medication.
McLaren Oakland expands breast care capabilities with addition of advanced technology

2 days ago | lakeorionreview.com | Joseph Goral

Pontiac — McLaren Oakland, part of statewide Karmanos Cancer Institute and a regional leader in cancer care and screening procedures, has enhanced its capabilities to assess patients’ risk for developing breast and other common cancers with the addition of Volpara Risk Pathways. An industry-leading software program, Volpara determines patients’ individual and unique risk for cancers and manages their care to ensure they receive the appropriate level of timely care.