Due to structural issues, the bridge will be closed until it can be replaced, likely in 2023. The Freedom Festival's rubber duck race will still be run. Read on...
At an open house Wednesday evening to give information on this summer’s street construction – especially the city’s bond-program-funded work in the Number Streets – residents heard tips from paving contractors and had a chance to ask questions. Read on...
At a recent Fenton City Council meeting, Mayor Sue Osborn thanked the full-service design and build firm Rhoads & Johnson for its work making changes to the lobby of City Hall. Read on...
At Monday’s Fenton City Council meeting, mayor Sue Osborn presented a plaque of appreciation to Brian Petty, the owner of Fenton Glass Service, for the shop’s efforts during the pandemic to keep employees and City Hall visitors safe. Read on...
After hard work by the Fenton Freedom Festival Committee and funding commitments from the Downtown Development Authority, individuals and businesses, the City Council approved the this year’s festival, the first one since 2019. Read on...
Almost 80 people gathered on Friday to celebrate the career of Fenton Police Chief Jason Slater, who is retiring after 27 years with the department. Read on...
The City of Fenton Department of Public Works will hold an open house for residents seeking information about this summer's street improvement projects in the Fenton Community Center on June 22 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Read on...
A good crew of volunteers from the Beautification Commission, Library Board, Museum Board and City Council all pitched in help spread mulch and plant flowers at downtown's municipal buildings. Read on...
People who purchased tickets for tonight's (May 19) 7 p.m. concert will receive refunds. And no alcohol will be served at the event, a performance by Detroit band Me & Joe Smith that is scheduled to run until 9 p.m. Read on...
The City of Fenton Water Department has selected dates for its spring water main flushing program. The city flushes two quadrants of the city in spring and two in the fall. Read on...
At Monday’s Fenton City Council meeting, mayor Sue Osborn presented proclamations celebrating the Fenton Home Depot and Store Manager Jeff Hartsock for donations to the city during the early months of the Covid-19 global pandemic. Read on...
