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Battle Creek Police respond to fatal motorcycle crash near W. Michigan Avenue
BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — A 24-year-old Emmett Township man died following a single motorcycle crash during the evening hours of Saturday, Aug. 17. The Battle Creek Police Department responded to the crash at approximately 9:45 p.m. near W. Michigan Avenue and Limit Street. The driver was thrown from the motorcycle after it left the roadway and went over a curb.
Hudson Post 100 ends remarkable run with loss to Fargo at Legion World Series
It can be tough being the new kids on the block. Hudson Post 100, in its first American Legion World Series appearance, was faced with three traditional powers for its Stars Division pool games for the week at Keeter Stadium in Selby, North Carolina. ...
Wellness Education Combines with Family Fun at Community Health Fair
A day centered around living healthy, but also surrounded by fun. Lake Huron Medical Center’s Community Health Fair welcomes people to learn about their health, meet the staff, find out about the hospital’s latest news, and enjoy some free food and games. [Sponsored by Lake Huron Medical Center]
RENOVATIONS
The Imlay City Athletic Complex on Blacks Corners Road is undergoing renovations. The varsity soccer field has been torn up and a dirt bed currently awaits new sod. The tennis hitting wall has been removed to make way for a perimeter road around the varsity tennis courts, baseball and softball fields that is reported to include paved handicapped parking spaces. Soccer will be played on the varsity football field this season and the varsity baseball team will make use of the junior varsity field come spring. Many Almont tennis players, both high school and adult recreational, have been using the...
Victory Day Raises Up Special Needs Students
Experience the joy of the Victory Day at Port Huron High School. Children with special needs from across the county paired with mentor PH athletes get to be the stars of the show in their annual football game. [Sponsored by St. Clair County Department of Veterans Affairs]
CLAY TARGET SHOOTING
The Imlay City Clay Target Shooting Team held its first team meeting Aug. 3 welcoming several new team members. Coach Schoenherr and senior Sam Schoenherr worked with firearms instructors from the Lapeer County Sportsmen’s Club to teach newcomers safety and how to shoot a shotgun. — Lisa Paine If you’re already a subscriber, please enter your username and password below.
No bomb found at Marlette Regional Hospital after threat prompts Friday lockdown
A bomb threat at Marlette Regional Hospital prompted all Aspire Rural Health System locations to go into lockdown Friday afternoon, according to authorities. The Marlette Police Department was contacted shortly before 2 p.m. on Friday, August 16, about a possible bomb threat at Marlette Regional Hospital, with preliminary information indicating that a patient from Caro had made a statement regarding the hospital’s security and safety.
Faith Life in Action week of Aug. 18 and beyond
• Bible study 7 p.m. Tuesdays at 26510 Schoenherr Road, Warren. 313-582-1610 or Accesschurchwarren.org. • Amazing Grace Lutheran Church hosting bible study at 10 a.m. Wednesdays. For more information visit aglc-warren.org or call 586-751-7750. Concert performance. • Music on the Porch at 11 a.m. Aug. 24 at Richmond United Methodist...
Regina A. "Jean" Gerstenberger
Regina Ann “Jean” Gerstenberger, née Bigler, 97, of Kimball Township, passed away on Monday, August 19, 2024. Jean was born December 8, 1926 in Cobden, Illinois to the late Frederick August Bigler and Frances Joan Bigler, née Ihle. She was an independent spirit who left her family farm in Carbondale, Illinois as a young woman to pursue her own path in Port Huron, Michigan. Here she worked in a factory, excelled at softball, and met the love of her life, Elwyn “Al” Gerstenberger. They were married on July 3, 1948 in Marysville. He preceded her in death on January 5, 2013 after 64 years of marriage.
Chesterfield Police search for woman struck by car mirror while walking on 26 Mile Road after dark
Police said, on Friday (8/16) just before 4 a.m., a driver reported he had struck a woman who was walking in the road with his passenger side mirror. It happened in the area of Country Line Rd.
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These news headlines brought to you by these fine sponsors:. The Sanilac County Board of Commissioners will meet at 1 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 20 in the 105 boardroom at 60 West Sanilac St., Sandusky. According to the preliminary agenda of the meeting, commissioners are expected to: accept the bid from...
College student, 20, experienced numbness in hands, feet. It helped doctors find ovarian cancer
As a summer camp volunteer in 2022, Molly Smith spent long days in the woods. One day, she suddenly felt tingling in her hands and feet and visited a local emergency room. Doctor thought the then 20-year-old needed to consume more fluids. “They told me it’s probably dehydration, drink a...
Marysville Community Fund prepares to award $25,000 in grants
Friday night lights at Marysville High School’s football stadium will take on a special glow Aug. 29. Not only is the Marysville Vikings varsity football team scheduled to play Almont in a home game, but the Marysville Community Fund will also award $25,000 in grants. “We wanted to celebrate...
‘Leave it to Beamer’ creator to visit the Mariner in Marine City
People can meet Clay Boura, the author and illustrator of the “Leave it to Beamer” children’s series, during a special storytelling, book signing and activity event at the Mariner Theater on Aug. 24. “’Leave it to Beamer’ is a whimsical children’s book series featuring Beamer, a young...
Primary election goes smoothly in Chesterfield Township, clerk says
The primary election on Aug. 6 went smoothly in Chesterfield Township, officials said. Clerk Cindy Berry said it was a clean election, with only one minor technical glitch that was quickly handled. “We did a lot of training, and as a result it actually just went very, very beautifully,” Berry...
Police looking for woman hit by vehicle in Chesterfield Township
Chesterfield Township police are looking for a woman who went missing early Friday after being struck by a vehicle on 26 Mile Road. Officers responded to the area of 26 Mile and County Line roads shortly before 4 a.m. Friday for a report of an injury accident involving a vehicle and a pedestrian, police said. The driver of the vehicle reported he was driving eastbound on 26 Mile Road, west of County Line Road, when he struck a white female who had been walking in the roadway with his passenger side mirror.
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