Livingston Daily Press & Argus

The Livingston County Daily Press & Argus is a daily newspaper based in Howell, Michigan, and is part of the Gannett company. It focuses on news and sports relevant to Livingston County. The newspaper previously had offices in Howell and Brighton, but the Brighton office was shut down in December 2008. The printing facility is situated in Howell Township, and the newspaper is published daily, with the exception of Saturdays.

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Brighton in position to match school history after first round of boys golf finals

20 hours ago | livingstondaily.com | Bill Khan

EAST LANSING — Brighton is in a position to match its best finish in a state boys golf tournament. The state Division 1 championship might be out of reach for the Bulldogs with pretournament favorite Detroit Catholic Central building an 11-shot lead after one round by shooting a 283 Friday, June 6 at Forest Akers West. But Brighton finished the round with a 294 to hold second place by two shots over Ada Forest Hills Northern and four over Rochester Adams.
Northville overwhelms Hartland early on way to girls soccer regional championship

1 day ago | livingstondaily.com | Bill Khan

GRAND BLANC — Hartland’s girls soccer season is over, but the Eagles aren’t going anywhere in the grand scheme of things. They will graduate only five seniors, mostly on the defensive side of the ball, from a team that lost 4-0 to Northville in a Division 1 regional championship game Thursday at Grand Blanc High School.
Charyl Stockwell's best baseball season ends with regional semifinal loss to Ida

2 days ago | livingstondaily.com | Bill Khan

MONROE — Charyl Stockwell’s baseball team made history this spring, but fell short of another entry in the school record book. The Sentinels’ season ended with a 3-1 loss to Ida in a Division 3 regional semifinal Wednesday at the Monroe Township fields. Stockwell won the second district championship in program history and was looking to advance deeper in the state tournament than the 2022 team, which also lost in the regional semifinals to Millington.
Popular microbrewery, restaurant in Genoa Twp. set to close by July

2 days ago | livingstondaily.com | Makayla Coffee

A popular microbrewery is preparing to close in Genoa Township, according to an announcement shared on social media Wednesday, June 4. Eternity Brewing Company at 4060 E. Grand River Ave. is set to close at the end of the month according to the post, which was signed off by owner Ethan Whitesell.
Hartland-Rockford girls lacrosse: Photos from the state semifinal

2 days ago | livingstondaily.com | Nick King

Nick KingHartland's Brynne Sargeant moves the ball against Rockford during the second quarter on Wednesday, June 4, 2025, in the state semifinal at East Lansing High School. Nick King/Lansing State JournalHartland's goal keeper Claire Pielack defends against Rockford's offense during the second quarter on Wednesday, June 4, 2025, in the state semifinal at East Lansing High School.
Long shutout streak keeping Hartland alive in state baseball playoffs

2 days ago | livingstondaily.com | Bill Khan

HOWELL — Every time Hartland had a chance to make it easier on itself and didn’t, coach Brad Guenther uttered the same mantra while pacing near the team’s dugout. “This is so us.”The Eagles certainly haven’t made it easy on themselves during their run in the state baseball playoffs, but they haven’t made it easy on their opponents either. The latest nail-biter was a 1-0 victory over Saline in a Division 1 regional semifinal Wednesday at Howell High School.
See photos from Hartland's regional semifinal baseball win over Saline

2 days ago | livingstondaily.com | Bill Khan

Bill KhanHartland catcher Brayden Crowe catches a foul ball during a 1-0 victory over Saline in a Division 1 regional baseball semifinal game Wednesday, June 4, 2025 at Howell High School. Bill Khan/Livingston DailyHartland beat Saline 1-0 in a Division 1 regional baseball semifinal game Wednesday, June 4, 2025 at Howell High School. Bill Khan/Livingston DailyHartland beat Saline 1-0 in a Division 1 regional baseball semifinal game Wednesday, June 4, 2025 at Howell High School.
Hartland wins shootout over Oxford to reach another regional girls soccer final

3 days ago | livingstondaily.com | Bill Khan

GRAND BLANC — There’s a bond between goalkeepers that remains tight, even when they are battling to crush the other’s dreams. During the tension of a shootout that would decide whether Hartland or Oxford would survive in the state girls soccer tournament, Hartland senior Jenna Brock and Oxford junior Evangeline Lulgjuraj became each other’s hype girls.
Northville storms back to beat Brighton in girls soccer regional semifinals

3 days ago | livingstondaily.com | Bill Khan

GRAND BLANC — Brighton was nearly five minutes away from separating itself from every other team that represented a highly successful girls soccer program in the past several years. The Bulldogs hadn’t reached a regional championship game since 2017. They hadn’t won 17 games since 2016. Both accomplishments were within their reach until Northville rallied to not only tie the regional semifinal game, but win it 4-2 in regulation time Tuesday at Grand Blanc High School.
Decision on initial permit for Mugg & Bopps delayed until June 24. Here's why

3 days ago | livingstondaily.com | Makayla Coffee

A proposal to convert a former Rite Aid in Pinckney into a Mugg & Bopps gas station with a Dunkin' Donuts drive-through is under consideration. The Pinckney Planning Commission delayed a decision on a special land use permit until June 24 after a written comment deadline error. While the village planner sees the project as positive for utilizing a vacant building, some residents expressed concerns.