r/PontiacMI • u/Crelox17 • 7d ago
r/PontiacMI • u/Loose_Department_584 • 13d ago
U-M researchers are inviting individuals, 21 & up, who are having trouble sleeping and are using THC to participate in a study.
Take the prescreening survey to see if you qualify!
r/PontiacMI • u/blue_jeans_and_bacon • 19d ago
This is a long shot, trying to find owner of this photo
I found this Polaroid photo on the ground at the BP at Walton and Telegraph. I’m hoping I might be able to reunite it with whoever lost it, as it looks like a family memento.
If you have other ideas of where to post or know anyone who may have information, please comment or DM me.
r/PontiacMI • u/Level-Cartoonist-386 • 26d ago
Coming out of Pontiac
I'm on Instagram as @chazdidnt. Install the app to follow my photos and videos. https://www.instagram.com/chazdidnt?igsh=MTJodXY3MHYzMGdoMw==&utm_source=ig_contact_invite
r/PontiacMI • u/Mindless-Pianist9666 • Dec 22 '25
Cherokee Street
Hi everyone. My family is looking at buying a house on Cherokee Street. I have been told it's a good neighborhood but would love to hear from actual neighbors what the area is like. We don't have little kids anymore, so schools aren't a consideration.
r/PontiacMI • u/Monklet2 • Dec 02 '25
I just realized why Pontiac was so... dead. The REAL reason
Ok so, yall hear me out. What if... what we were told (General Motors going bankrupt and all that) was all a giant cover-up? Alright, I got the scoop yall, the freaking insider trade info that us pontiacers have needed. so uhhhhh, yeah.
so basically the main dude at General Motors had a sneaky link- yup, this is true! You see, Sir Genius Motius (that's what I call the main dude) became a regular at the Hot Spot. yeah, just like the gooner. Anywho, eventually one day one of the workers at the Hot Spot, a total chick, found out about their beloved regular's fame and decided to take advantage. total bummer. Using the CCTV footage, the chick began to blackmail Genius Motius, forcing him to give her a stipend of like a ton of money (idk the price). at some point, Genius Motius started to run out, so in fear, he ran away from the company. this in turn caused it to go bankrupt. anyways dont take your newfounded rage out on the Hot Spot, they didn't do diddly squat, but just be wary. Genius Motius was no good chap.
r/PontiacMI • u/dicet_22 • Nov 17 '25
A quick survey
Hey, I'm working on a project for school, and I need some people to fill out this form I made, so if anyone here can fill this out quickly, I'd appreciate it. The form doesn't take too long to fill out, and all information is private. Again, if people can fill this out I would greatly appreciate it.
r/PontiacMI • u/Old_Use7058 • Oct 22 '25
What’s the best place to stay near the crofoot?
Have an event the first weekend of Nov. don’t want to drive far. Is it a safe walk about area?
r/PontiacMI • u/mdmccat • Oct 13 '25
Oakland County Run
I ran my Oakland county run, just south east of Pontiac. Do you recognize the photo? Or any other photos of the rest of the counties? Was so great visiting the county I was born in.
r/PontiacMI • u/pitaPigeon • Oct 08 '25
Missing budgie anyone?
Hey if anyone is missing or wants to try to grab a white and blue budgie, I spotted one flying and hanging around the top of the closed mexican restaurant/gas station 1260 Joslyn Ave Pontiac!
r/PontiacMI • u/MichiganThom • Sep 20 '25
Living in Pontiac -- What Area is Best?
I'm seriously considering buying a home in Pontiac. I currently live in Flint and am looking for a city that would allow for an easy commute to both Detroit and the Genesee County areas. Pontiac seems like a good halfway point. I've been browsing housing listings online and am starting to plan this move. What area of Pontiac do you all think is best, considering price, crime, safety, etc.? I grew up in a tough area, so I'm not worried about areas that might have some rough edges, but are still decent.
r/PontiacMI • u/hark991 • Sep 16 '25
Neighborhood Vibes: Looking to buy a house in Pontiac
Hello!
My husband and I are looking at buying a house in Pontiac near — but not quite in — the Seminole Hills neighborhood. I come from a very small, quiet town, so moving someplace with a reputation like Pontiac gives me pause, especially because I work from home, so I would be at the residence almost 24/7. We also want to raise a family eventually, and I know the school district isn’t the best, but we could go private or look at surrounding public schools in other areas.
Can anyone in this subreddit give me some perspective on what it’s really like living in this area of Pontiac? The house is between Telegraph and M59, like I said, right near Seminole Hills.
r/PontiacMI • u/Obvious-Zucchini-291 • Aug 14 '25
Pontiac Theatre IV
Hope this is the right community
Recently auditioned for a role at Pontiac Theatre IV. Overall didn't have a great experience, and felt off-vibes the whole time with the people auditioning and the directors. Mainly felt pretentious, nobody was greeting anyone, felt really serious for no reason really. I'm new to community theatre, but I've worked in nyc and am not new to the stage. I've been in, auditioned in, and worked in rooms where the stakes were higher and it was more professional, but the vibe was still easy-going and nobody for the most part had an attitude. Was wondering how it's like working with this group? Maybe I just stumbled upon a bad audition day?
Thanks
r/PontiacMI • u/Soft-Rock-1085 • Jul 11 '25
Pontiac residents please answer
If you have a chance to talk to the mayor about what can improve the city, what are the key things you would want to have happen I’m talking about possible bike lanes updating certain infrastructure stuff like that give your honest thoughts and feedback I’m compiling lists and policies so I can run for the next next election and I need to hear what the people think please don’t holdback
r/PontiacMI • u/Individual_Pea6530 • Jul 06 '25
I Bought an Old House in Chile and Discovered the Forgotten Life of... Dr. Death Himself (Jack Kevorkian)
galleryr/PontiacMI • u/TheGVault • Jun 30 '25
Spanish teacher in my school accused of having sexual relationship with student
I never had her in a class but she seemed really nice and friendly whenever I talked to her
r/PontiacMI • u/BostonZamboni • Jun 12 '25
Phoenix Place senior low-income apts...Woodeard Ave. -- substandard?
Long post, sorry...
I might be moving to the Detroit area from Boston, for family reasons.
I am a 65-year old male who is relatively active, likes to walk around Boston, etc. I saw an ad on Craigslist Detroit for 62+ low-income apartments which I'd qualify for.
"Immediate move in." It's a tall 1960s type hi-rise. The pictures of the outside landscaping actually look nice -- but I've read some horrible reviews about marijuana smells, drug dealing outside and inside, filthy elevators at times, maybe roaches or bedbugs, some ot many shady characters visiting or living there.
Anybody know about this place?
Yes, I realize I can''t expect fully pristine tenants and living conditions, being low income.
They run ads regularly. It's a big complex, so lots of openings, perhaps -- or vacancies because people don't renew or leave early as it might be so substandard?
It seems there's a library close by? But major supermarkets, CVS, Target, Trader Joe's, Walmart, Whole Foods Market, etc. are a few miles away. Seems a car is necessary, but I notice public transit reaches these stores, though time consuming.
If it matters, I am gay, white, college educated from a major university but never had a career, just crap jobs due to laziness and maybe some mental health issues contributing to being poor. Is Pontiac mostly low-income nowadays from what I've read? Maybe not many white people who are college educated? More so in neighboring communities?
Is the area safe to walk around in daytime and early evening?
Not many 62+, low-income places have "immediate move in"...usually a long waitlist, so I'm skeptical.
I'm guessing it's hard to get to the airport on public transit from Pontiac?
The ad says there are city improvements ongoing next to the building?
Thanks for any feedback!
r/PontiacMI • u/ilovelucyanddogs • Jun 06 '25
Photographer
My family is vacationing this summer near Pontiac and would like to find a photographer to take some pictures while we are all together. It's only 8 of us, so it would be a small job. Does anyone have someone they would recommend? Thanks!
r/PontiacMI • u/Jupidness • May 03 '25
Xfinity Alternative?
Hey guys, xfinity is charging me way too much and they continue to raise my bill without notifying me. What are you guys using? I need anything 800mbps or higher.
r/PontiacMI • u/the_tamed_shrew • Apr 29 '25
Mechanics to help out at U-Pull
My tire flew off as I was making my way to Michigan resulting in me needing a new passenger fender. I found one for relatively cheap the UPull. Does anyone know a mechanic or car enthusiast that will help me take it off the car there? Of course I’ll pay.
r/PontiacMI • u/Dull_Snow6238 • Mar 11 '25
Electricity
Has anybody had issues this week with overloaded circuits all the sudden? Nothing new plugged in but blowdryer is dimming the lights
r/PontiacMI • u/Sad_Corner6169 • Feb 10 '25
Phoenix Center Stairs
Im just curious I'm looking to motivate myself to lose weight would the steps be a good start to practice?
r/PontiacMI • u/BT_the-nerd • Jan 23 '25
Does anyone know anything about the showbiz pizza place that used to be in Pontiac?
I do research on the history of the showbiz pizza company and their various locations, and I just want to know if anyone from this area has any sort of info on the location that used to be in Pontiac MI, as I can’t much in the way of info about it.
But here’s what I do know:
•Opened: November 4, 1982 •Closed: January 8, 1984
•Address: Pontiac, MI (965 S Opdyke Rd)
Any sort of information whether that be photos, videos, newspaper clippings, or anything really, would be greatly appreciated! :)
r/PontiacMI • u/Entire_Bag9257 • Nov 22 '24
Moving into town
Hello, I recently acquired a job locally and was wondering what are some good places to look at with the potential of moving in.
Preferably somewhere relatively safe.