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M-33 repaving in Oscoda, Ogemaw counties starts Aug. 4
MDOT will repave 11.8 miles of M-33 from north of Borden Road in Rose City to 14th Street in Mio.
Civil war soldier honored at Mentor Township Cemetery
The honor guard of American Legion Post 162 in Luzerne honored the last Civil War veteran to be buried in Oscoda County July 19.
Following the footsteps of livestock and pioneers in Montana’s central foothills
Through the rolling hills of central Montana, with majestic mountains framing the wide-open fields of wheat ready to cut, we drove, visiting livestock enterprises and the people who run them.
Parks and campgrounds open after ice storm damage; be careful on forest roads and trails
Be aware of lingering hazards and damage from the March 28-30 ice storm.
Savvy Tips for Starting a Small Business
Cost of Doing Business, Risk Management,
Credit and Cash Flow and more
Kirtland Community College receives $10k Consumers Energy Foundation grant
The grant will support their fall Kickstart program.
Celebrating Independence Day in Oscoda County
Clinton Township leads the way into the Independence Day celebrations by presenting fireworks Thursday, July 3 at Skyline Event Center.
Congress must act to help the new postmaster general pull USPS back from the brink
The United States Postal Service is on the brink of a self-induced collapse. The failed policies of the Delivering for America Plan have driven away customers through a combination of sky-high rate increases and degraded service. David Steiner, who will take over as Postmaster General on July 14, 2025, has a tough job to do and little time to do it with some estimates indicating the USPS could be insolvent as soon as 2028.
