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Sweet things are on the horizon
To celebrate Michigan’s oldest agricultural activity, Sweet Success Sugar Bush in Mio invites guests to experience this unique process during Saturday, March 22.
Winter memories
Students from Mio AuSable Schools visited the sledding hill at Rose City Park Feb 27.
Thawing weather means potholes
Tips to spot potholes and avoid damage
Just do it yourself
Don’t be scared to experiment or create, even if it means failing the first, second, or third time.
Get on our calendar
The Oscoda County Herald, The Ogemaw County Herald and The Arenac County Independent will be publishing the UpNorth Guide of entertainment and events for April, May and June.
How reading affects children
Reading for pleasure in early childhood has been linked with better scores on comprehension cognition assessments and better educational attainment in young adolescence.
Fairview Area Schools presents Festival Concert March 5
Middle and high school students in Fairview will present their Festival Concert, one hour of musical entertainment beginning at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, March 5.
Free program for managing concerns about falls
“Matter of Balance” will be held at the Oscoda County Council on Aging Senior Center every Monday 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.
Make time to give
Blood drive coming to Hale (Feb. 27, March 5), Mio (March 24)