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Kids who need hearing and vision screenings can get them free at Genesee Health Department
GENESEE COUNTY, MI -- The Genesee County Health Department is offering free hearing and vision screenings for children entering kindergarten later this year. Michigan law requires that all incoming kindergarteners have documented hearing and vision screenings by the first day of school, and the county is offering them at several schools district sites as well as at the Health Department’s Burton branch location.
Puppies found in Flint home set for demolition, saved by quick action
FLINT, Mich. - A contractor working for the Genesee County Land Bank was getting ready to start demolition on a home on Flint’s Northside last week when they discovered something inside the home. It forced them to stop all operations, what they found inside might surprise you. “They heard...
Detroit Tigers, Bally Sports: Craig Monroe is off TV broadcasts due to allegations
DETROIT – The Detroit Tigers and Bally Sports Detroit confirmed the absence of Craig Monroe on television broadcasts is due to allegations that were made on social media. Monroe, the team’s primary television analyst alongside play-by-play voice Jason Benetti, hasn’t appeared on any broadcasts since the Tigers hosted the Milwaukee Brewers from June 7-9.
Big Little Brawlers Wrestling Coming To Flint This Summer
As seen on the Discovery Channel, the stars of Big Little Brawlers are coming to Flint, Michigan. Stars of the popular reality show will be hosting an event at Tenacity Brewing in August. Big Little Brawlers are part of the original Micro Wrestling Federation. Here is everything you need to...
St. Clair Cruisers to host River Classic Car Show
Palmer Park will look like an Arnold’s Drive-In scene from “Happy Days” on July 13, when hundreds of classic cars are expected to pull in and park for the River Classic Car Show. The St. Clair Cruisers car club will present the 22nd annual River Classic Car...
Fireworks Viewing Party At Lightning Rounds In Lapeer
Lightning Rounds in Lapeer will host a fireworks viewing party on Wednesday, July 3rd, 2024. The Lapeer fireworks are held at the Rolland-Warner on West Genesee Street, making the outdoor area at Lightning Rounds the perfect place to enjoy the festivities, along with great food and drinks. What time are...
Receiver lines up $16 million sale of St. Clair Inn
The limbo of receivership for the St. Clair Inn — massive financial litigation that’s tied up management of the business and historic hotel property for the last two years — may soon come to an end. St. Clair County Circuit Judge Michael West signed off on a $16 million sale of the inn,...
'A good place to play softball': Blue Water Fastpitch Invitational draws rave reviews
PORT HURON — By drawing upon the city's athletic past, Port Huron gave a glimpse of its softball future. The inaugural Blue Water Fastpitch Invitational, a national men's softball tournament, concluded Sunday when the New York Gremlins held off Bear Creek Express, 2-1, in eight innings of the championship game at Pine Grove Park.
EB Grand River Avenue down to 1 lane after carjacking leads to crash in Livingston County
LIVINGSTON COUNTY, Mich. – Eastbound Grand River Avenue near Lake Chemung in Genoa Township will be down to one lane as Troopers conduct a thorough investigation into a traffic crash involving a carjacked vehicle. This will undoubtedly affect your daily commute in Livingston County, so plan your journey accordingly.
Revealing How Michigan’s ‘Pop Up’ American Flags Appear
You may have noticed, and if you haven't, you haven't been paying attention, that several times a year, hundreds upon thousands of American flags pop up, seemingly overnight (or even while you work), throughout Mid-Michigan. Where do they come from? How do they end up in the same exact spot year after year? Are these patriotic elves doing the work of Uncle Sam? Actually, for some Mid-Michigan communities, it's not magic; it's a subscription service provided by Kiwanis Clubs in the area.
These are the 20 most dangerous Michigan intersections
A new report ranks Michigan’s most dangerous intersections, and most of them are in Metro Detroit. Michigan Auto Law released their annual list of dangerous intersections, using data from Michigan State Police. The Michigan State Police’s Traffic Reporting Unit’s underlying data analysis is compiled using motor vehicle accident reports...
Prep Your Pets For A Loud Holiday Weekend in Southwest Michigan
It might get a little loud in southwest Michigan this weekend-- to say the least!. In addition to the traditional 4th of July fireworks celebrations that will be on display throughout the area, the annual Field of Flight air show is set to kick off this Wednesday in Battle Creek.
Warning: Dog & Cat Food Being Recalled in Michigan
When it comes to the health of your furry friends, you're always going to put them first. With that being said, there is yet another recall currently hitting the shelfs that you should be aware of. Before you head out to the store you should check for this recall. Dog...
‘Makes my skin crawl.’ Michigan marijuana customers may be inhaling harmful ingredients
LANSING, MI -- Michigan marijuana regulators know some vaping products contain a potentially harmful ingredient, but they don’t plan to test for it until October. That’s when new testing requirements will begin for medium-chain triglyceride (MCT) oil, an ingredient often derived from coconut or palm oil, according to the Cannabis Regulatory Agency (CRA).
SCORE can help small businesses play part in Northern Michigan's economy
In Northern Michigan, small businesses are essential to our economic vitality as well as our overall sense of community. According to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, small businesses employ almost half of the American workforce, approximately 62 million people, and drive over 40% of our nation’s GDP. In addition, small businesses are a key source of innovation, applying for a substantial portion of patents each year. They provide sponsorship for activities that many families enjoy each year, from sports leagues and other activities, especially for our youth, to seasonal festivals, parades, the arts and often local fireworks celebrations during the Fourth of July.
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