Kirtland board adjusts spring break schedule for 2026
The board of trustees for Kirtland Community College met at KCC’s Grayling campus May 15
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Remember and honor
Oscoda County Veterans Affairs invites the community to a Memorial Day ceremony Monday, May 26 at 11 a.m. at Veterans Memorial Park, 205 E. 11th Street in Mio. The program includes presentation of the colors and tributes to the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.
Healthy competition and good business practices
The Power Planters are holding a plant sale at Mio AuSable Schools Saturday, May 24.
Borton waxes poetic on feeding feathered friends
Last week, Michigan 105th House District Reprentative Ken Borton soliloquized for fellow legislators his support for allowing Michigan residents to feed birds.
Questions? MSUE has answers
Michigan residents—do you have a question that is bugging you? About a bug? A plant? Have a question about gardening? Food safety? Mental health? Zoning? Parenting? Nutrition?
Fairview’s Top 7
Meet Fairview Area Schools academic top seven students of the Class of 2025.
Scouts help veterans prepare for Memorial Day
Girl Scout Troop #8845 was honored to help place flags on veteran’s graves at Luzerne Cemetery in preparation of Memorial Day. A couple of our Scouts were able to place flags on their grandfathers’ graves. The troop was taught how to set the flags properly and also how to dispose of the old flags.
Fairview’s Science Olympiad teams shine at state competition
Two teams from Fairview High School’s Science Olympiad program proudly represented the Eagles at the 2025 Science Olympiad State Tournament at MSU.
Rep. Cavitt proposes snow day forgiveness plan
The bill would provide for an “exception to minimum days of pupil instruction requirement for district closure during a declared state of emergency.”
AG Nessel Sues Trump Administration for Halting Development of Wind Energy
"If Trump’s unlawful actions succeed, hardworking Michigan families could face even higher utility bills,” said Nessel.