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Midland Business Alliance Announces Support for Midland and Meridian Public Schools Ballot Proposals
MIDLAND, MI – The Midland Business Alliance (MBA) has announced its support for two school funding proposals that will appear on the November 3, 2026, general election ballot: the Meridian Public Schools bond proposal and the Midland Public Schools sinking fund proposal. The MBA Board of Directors formally approved...
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Morrice Couldn't Score a Single Point, And Blanchard Montabella Fans Are Buzzing
trophy logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Blanchard Montabella absolutely dominated Morrice, shutting them out 36-0 in a Week 8 high school football game on Thursday, October 15, 2026. That’s right, 36 to ZIP. You love […]
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Blackhawks top Trojans 48-20 for fourth straight win
Owosso — The Brandon varsity football team spoiled the Owosso Trojans homecoming Friday, Oct. 9, delivering a dominant 48-20 Flint Metro League victory at Willman Field on the Owosso High School campus. With the win, the Blackhawks improved to 5-2 overall and secured second place in the Stars Division,...
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They Moved Here for College and Stayed After Graduation
See what makes Great Lakes Bay and Central Michigan a great place to plant roots after you get that degree. The path from college student to community leader isn’t always predictable, but for graduates Brady Duke, economic development coordinator for Saginaw Future, and Hank Wickley, development director for Alma College, that path led to unexpected opportunities and deep roots in the Great Lakes Bay and Central Michigan region. Find out why many students who go to college in Central Michigan and Great Lakes Bay choose to stay after graduation.
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Bay City veteran receives honorary high school diploma
BAY CITY, MI — Warren Harding received his high school diploma Oct. 13, nearly six decades after his education was interrupted when he was drafted into the U.S. Army. Bay City Public Schools presented the Vietnam War veteran with an honorary diploma from Bay City Central High School during the Board of Education’s monthly meeting. The recognition came during the board’s “Highlights and Celebrations” agenda item.