Community

It’s Spring!

Lydia’s Gate to host its annual auction 989-387-8929 Lydia’s Gate, a shelter in Mio, is holding its annual auction Saturday, Apr. 22.
Read More

Hoppin’ good time at the Post

The lawn at American Legion Post 162 was scattered with brightly colored eggs for the annual Easter Egg Hunt April 2. The Easter Bunny and the grownups watched while dozens of children gathered up the eggs.
Read More

Hey, every bunny

Easter egg drop at the airport this Saturday The Oscoda County Dennis Kauffman Memorial Airport is the site for an egg-citing new spring event Saturday, April 8, 10 a.m.-noon. Easter eggs will be dropped, weather permitting, from an airplane onto the field.
Read More

Coffee with a Cop

Support your local coffee shop and get to know the officers The Michigan State Police will be hosting Coffee with a Cop at Daily Grind Thursday, Apr. 13 at 9 a.m.
Read More

Easter egg hunt this Sunday

American Legion Auxiliary Unit 162 is sponsoring an Easter Egg Hunt, for children 11 years old and younger, Sunday, April 2. The hunt begins promptly at 1 p.m.
Read More

Showcasing needle arts

4-H Club members learn unique techniques 989-387-8929 MIO — Sisters Jimmy, Reilly and Emory Collins are members of Seamingly Sew 4-H Club. The girls learn various needle arts from leader Susan Perry.
Read More

New ways to observe Holy Week

Two new Holy Week observances will take place in Oscoda County this year, one in Fairview and one in Mio. The observances are sponsored by the partner churches of Love In the Name of Christ.
Read More

Senior News

Hello April! Happy Easter! Hooray for spring! Hopefully there won’t be too many April showers this year. However, I am looking forward to the May flowers it helps to bring.
Read More

Slow and steady

The art of slow cooked glazed pork Some things are perfect just as they are and don’t require improvement. This is one of those things.
Read More

Country Garden Club News

Garden club in Mio begins its new season in April As I look out my window at the garden resting beneath a patchy blanket of snow, I’m reminded of a quote by Luther Burbank, American botanist and pioneer in agricultural science: “Every gardener knows that under the cloak of winter lies a miracle.” In March, I wait, more or less patiently, for that miracle. I know that soon there will be demure snowdrops and crocuses blooming around the patio, followed by showy daffodils and tulips, the precursor to another season of glorious color.
Read More