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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 THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST, REWRITTEN OR REDISTRIBUTED.
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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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Michigan’s ‘unofficial holiday’ starts Nov. 15
Editor’s Note: Stay connected with thousands of our Northeast Michigan neighbors through the Up North Voice Mail, delivered FREE every Thursday morning. Sign up today!. November 15 is what you would call the “unofficial holiday” in Michigan that started in 1925. In 1895, Michigan introduced the hunting...
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This Small Town Michigan Bakery Stands Out For Its Fresh Treats Worth The Wait
Nine police officers once pooled their money to buy a struggling bakery. They didn’t want their town to lose it. That bakery had been turning out treats since 1896. The officers kept the ovens warm and gave the whole place a badge-worthy makeover. The funny thing is, the joke...