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BAY CITY, Mich. (WNEM) - Bay County Toys for Tots started its holiday fundraising Saturday with a community breakfast. Krissie Alioa, assistant coordinator for Bay County Toys for Tots, said the breakfast helps set the tone for the season ahead. “This brings our spirits up, gets everybody in the mood...
Sodexo is scheduled to lay off 121 employees at a facility located at MyMichigan Medical Center in Alma, Michigan, on December 31.
Small and local businesses play a vital role in Mecosta County’s economy, and the Mecosta County Township Council is looking to support their growth through the county’s Commercial Rehabilitation Act. This act serves as an incentive designed to help local businesses improve and reinvest in their properties. Through...
Voters in Mid-Michigan will be asked Tuesday to decide on a slate of school bonds and millage proposals, including measures in Genesee and Saginaw counties that supporters say are needed to maintain buildings and fund career and technical education. Linden Community Schools is again asking voters to approve a sinking...
Consumers Energy will carry out a major overnight electric upgrade in Gladwin County next week, affecting 4,629 customers.
Some of the displays feature giant inflatables and skeletons while others use lighting, fog and sounds to enhance the spookiness.
The contract includes an initial $4.9 million order for eight 25-foot SPC-IRT II boats, specialized transport trailers, operator training, and technical data support. The contract has a three-year period of performance, and the Coast Guard anticipates delivery of the first two boats in December 2026. Boats will be stationed in...
THOMAS TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WNEM) - Swan Valley High School sophomore Lenore Coil’s design won the Michigan Department of State’s “I Voted” sticker contest. Her artwork topped more than 2,000 submissions. Coil said she has other ways she could spend her time, but this is one of...
Construction underway on School Section Lake Veterans’ Park upgrades.
The Michigan Education Guarantee was one of the highlighted topics at the Bay Area Chamber of Commerce's State of Education luncheon at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Bay City on Wednesday.
Some Mid-Michigan voters are being asked to again support Saginaw County’s career and technical education programs through a renewed millage that would continue funding for the Saginaw County Career and Technical Education program. The millage was first approved in 2018. If it passes, it would support the CTE programs...
City Manager Brad Kaye said Midland's designation as the best place to retire in the United States for the second year in a row reflects the passion and commitment of everyone in the city.
Lincoln Township Clerk Carol Majewski hosted an informal tour of the old Lake George School building on June 4 at 4:30 p.m. Around ten people attended, including Clare County Historical Society members and area residents. The building is located at the intersection of Pine Street and Arthur Road, opposite from...
Bree Moeggenberg is running for the Michigan State Board of Education after years of being involved in the political realm in her hometown of Mount Pleasant. There are two open positions on the board. Moeggenberg joins Terence Collins, 61, from Grosse Pointe Park, who is a senior financial analyst for General Motors and is another Republican candidate running alongside Moeggenberg.
"Don't let communism take root" - Saginaw Township resident warns council. The Mayor and neighbors also react to the American Communist Party purchase.
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ITC's plans to build high-voltage transmission lines across the central part of the Lower Peninsula have Bullock Creek School District and Chippewa Nature Center concerned about the potential impact.
Time is running out to nominate someone for the 2026 Citizen of the Year, and community nonprofit leaders have a special reason to take part. The award recognizes a neighbor, volunteer, mentor or community champion whose good work deserves attention. Nonprofit leaders see that work firsthand. They know who welcomes new families, organizes donations, lends a hand at events or quietly takes on the tasks that keep an organization running. Those volunteers may never ask for recognition. But the Citizen of the Year nomination is a chance to tell their story and thank them for the time and care they give. A nomination can help the community see how one person’s service strengthens an organization and supports the people it serves. The nominee should improve the community, give without seeking recognition and live in Midland or Gladwin counties, Auburn or Freeland. The deadline to submit a nomination is Nov. 20. Nominations can be completed online at bit.ly/4iaWPo4 or mailed to the Midland Daily News, attention: Citizen of the Year Nomination, 219 E. Main St., Midland, MI 48640. The newspaper’s printed nomination form on page B7 may also be completed and mailed or delivered to that address. Nonprofit staff and board
Midland High and Northeast drama students bring characters and jump scares to Tommy’s Express Tunnel of Terror, a haunted car wash with a local twist.
From a costumed morning run to neighborhood trick-or-treating and nighttime scares, Clare County residents have several ways to celebrate Halloween on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 30–31. With Halloween falling on Saturday, families can begin the day at Clare’s Pumpkin 5K Run/Walk, visit a Harrison-area trunk-or-treat in the afternoon and head into local neighborhoods for evening candy collecting.
