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New Location for Personal Fuel Wood in Alpena
ALPENA, MICH. (WBKB) - Personal use fuel wood pick-up has changed locations. Wood can now be found at the DPW Facility, on 1001 Long Lake Avenue, near the compost area. The city offers this wood from the removal of city trees, to the public, provided individuals complete an application. Homeowners near removal sites are given first right of refusal. Applications can be found at the Alpena City Hall in the Engineering Office, Department of Public Works, as well as on the city’s website at www.alpena.mi.us There is no application fee. Pick-up is a first come, first serve basis, Monday through Friday, during normal operating hours of 7:30 AM to 3:00 PM. Railroad ties are also currently available at no charge, while supplies last. COPYRIGHT 2026 BY WBKB 11. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST, REWRITTEN OR REDISTRIBUTED.
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Farmers Creamery says it will not rebuild bottling facility after fire and explosion
OSCODA COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) -- Farmers Creamery in Mio announced it will not be rebuilding its bottling facility following a fire and explosion last month. Serendipity Farms in Wolverine, which was one of the distributors with Farmers Creamery, received notice this week about the decision. Previous coverage: Farmers' Creamery building...
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Farmer's Creamery to Re-Open Retail Store, Not Processing Facility
OSCODA, MICH (WBKB) - The Farmer's Creamery of Michigan, after suffering a fire early last month, will rebuild their retail shop, but not their dairy processing and bottling facility. The Creamery, located in Mio, is Amish-owned, including five family farms in the area. Their product line features fresh milks, cheeses, smoothies, and ice creams. On October 3rd, a fire broke out in the bottling facility, spreading to the rest of the shop. The building was considered a total loss after the fire was extinguished. No employees or personnel were harmed in the fire. Kyle Yoder, a local businessman who has been acting as a media liaison for the Creamery owners, told WBKB the owners have plans to rebuild their retail shop, but will forgo construction on the bottling facility. Yoder also says additional details on the official rebuild plan and timeline will be announced at a later date. COPYRIGHT 2026 BY WBKB 11. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST, REWRITTEN OR REDISTRIBUTED.
Cheboygan Daily Tribune
Who were the biggest winners in Cheboygan-area fall sports season?
CHEBOYGAN — Fall sports season in the Cheboygan area is in the books. And, yes, it was a memorable one. From championships being won to teams qualifying for states to magnificent individual performances, we witnessed a lot of good and great moments from August to November. HAZEL BOWMAN: How Hazel Bowman sparked NMCA volleyball to historic district tile NMCA WINS DISTRICT TITLE: NMCA defeats Harbor Light for first-ever district volleyball title NMCA FALLS IN REGIONAL SEMIS: NMCA battles back, but falls short to Atlanta in MHSAA D4 regionals Here's my biggest area varsity sports winners of the 2026 fall campaign. Burt Lake NMCA volleyball The last Cheboygan-area team standing was a group that made history on the court. The Burt Lake Northern Michigan Christian Academy Eagles were the standout volleyball team in the area this fall, having recently captured a first-ever MHSAA Division 4 district title with a victory over Harbor Light. While the Eagles never have huge numbers, the players they have are talented and gritty, starting with the sister hitting duo of Shanna and Lauren Ferraiuolo, who were superb, while senior newcomer Hazel Bowman proved to be the missing piece NMCA needed to get over the top. Combine
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Northern Michigan Weather Alert: Gaylord 30% Snow Today, Nov 13-18
Gaylord, MI – Snowflakes drifting across northern Michigan roads are creating an early taste of winter as lake-effect snow continues around Gaylord. Freezing temperatures could keep untreated pavement slippery before a noticeable warmup arrives next week.