Dragons take second in Orion Invitational

Lake Orion’s Varsity Baseball team pit their talent against Walled Lake Central and Dakota High Schools Saturday, coming away with one win and one loss in two games full of suspense. The Dragons faced the Vikings of Walled Lake first, dominating the team with a 7-0 lead through the sixth inning. But the Vikings were […]

Lady Dragons slay their own

In a game filled with expected events and surprises, fantastic plays and sloppy decisions Lake Orion’s Varsity Softball team nailed a solid win over Swartz Creek. While the win was definite, the game was filled with fist-pumping close plays and headache inducing mistakes alike – sometimes at the same time. Swartz Creek took an early […]

Creative, talented, enthusiastic

Around 20 students at Lake Orion High School are getting a head start on their business aspirations. DECA, an association of high school marketing students, is preparing for an international comptitions, which begin on April 28. Out of the 23 members that competed in a state competition in March, 19 placed, while eight earned a […]

Orion leading the ‘going green? way

While ‘going green? remains a current environment saving trend, the added savings involved have seen a number of municipalities adopt energy saving measures. Orion Township started looking into becoming more energy efficient in 2009 at the Michigan Township Association Annual Conference. There, they began talking extensively about the green initiatives and incentives available from the […]

LOHS grad reports from Japan

While many in Lake Orion will never experience the horror of a tsunami or a severe earthquake, one former area resident was in Japan when the disaster occurred, March 11. Adam Sandstrom, a 2005 Lake Orion High School grad, joined the United States Navy in November of 2008, and is now based in Yokosuka City […]

Population on the rise locally, while state loses

People are leaving Michigan, making it the only state in the union to lose population for the 2010 census period. However, Oakland County is the exception to this rule, and in particular, Orion Township saw 5.8 percent growth, with the village of Lake Orion growing around 8 percent. Township Clerk Penny Shults believes the reason […]

Lake Orion aids Japan

Lake Orion is doing its part to aid the victims of the March 11 disaster in Japan. The Lake Orion Police Department and Blanche Sims Elementary collected over 450 blankets sent to the people of Japan. A major problem for the newly homeless Japanese following the tsunami, has been keeping warm. Orion Township resident Sherri […]

Swimming to Seatopia

The fifth graders of Stadium Drive put on quite a show on March 30, taking their parental audience deep under water to explore the world of Seatopia. Written by Theatre Instructor Karey Hart in collaboration with the fifth grade students, who acted, sang, and ran stage production equipment during the show, Seatopia told the story […]

Mother Nature gives spring sports a break, seasons start

Spring break has come and gone, and Lake Orion high school sports are back in full force. Thanks to drastic improvements in the weather, the chance for sporting event cancellation has dropped significantly, and the coaches are ready to take advantage of the spring. Baseball Boys? Varsity Baseball came back in a flurry, with four […]

Casey the Bear helps kids in tough spots

Ten ‘Casey the Bear? teddy bears were presented to the Lake Orion Police Department by Lake Orion Knights of Columbus members Tom Hines and Ken Simpson last week. The two members were present at the LOPD station to represent Grand Knight Tony Gorsick and the 290 members of Local Council #4764. A number of other […]

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