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Michigan State Police Warn Parents Not To Post These Photos Online
Back to school is basically here in West Michigan and parents everywhere are excited to send their kids back to school for another year of learning and growth. One of the most beloved trends during back to school is the first day of school outfit check. Everyone is looking their best, and they want to show it off to their entire social media following!
Rite Aid Gives Up on Michigan: Closing 6 More Stores
It looks like Rite Aid has pretty much given up on Michigan. That's a tough but accurate statement, given that 185 stores were operating in Michigan at the beginning of 2024. Since the company's June bankruptcy and before Monday's latest filing, 165 Michigan stores were slated for closure, according to MLive. The latest paperwork handed over on August 5 has revealed Rite Aid's plans to shutter six additional locations to that list.
See all homes sold in Frankenmuth, Aug. 12 to Aug. 18
The following is a listing of all home transfers in Frankenmuth reported from Aug. 12 to Aug. 18. There were 2 transactions posted during this time. During this period, the median sale for the area was a 1,770-square-foot home on Bradley Road in Frankenmuth that sold for $320,000. 599 Churchgrove...
Summer extended after Friday Night Live, kickball events rescheduled this month
Jeanne Conger has been the head of Positive Results Saginaw for 29 years, and has never postponed a Friday Night Live event because of weather. This year she did. It was announced last week that this week’s Friday Night Live would be postponed until Aug. 23.
Tiny Michigan town plans race-day sendoff for its hometown NASCAR driver
BYRON, MI – Rain or shine, the residents of the small village of Byron will send off its NASCAR driver on Sunday, Aug. 18, before his big race. Byron, population 545, is the hometown of NASCAR driver Erik Jones. While he spends most of his year in North Carolina – where his race team is located – Jones spends the week before his race at Michigan International Speedway back in his hometown, every year.
Michigan State Police Warn Parents Not To Post These Photos Online
Back to school is basically here in West Michigan and parents everywhere are excited to send their kids back to school for another year of learning and growth. One of the most beloved trends during back to school is the first day of school outfit check. Everyone is looking their best, and they want to show it off to their entire social media following!
Michigan Companies Testing Device to Check for Cannabis Use at Work
Nearly six years after Michigan voters made the use of recreational marijuana legal in our state, companies continue to face one issue: Testing employees for pot use at work. Traditional drug tests are only capable of providing vague results, using blood, urine, or hair samples that can only detect the use of cannabis within the last 30 days or more.
Are submarine cables through Lake Michigan the best way to help Michigan go green?
The high-voltage direct current line could deliver enough electricity to power nearly 2 million homes. And unlike wind turbines or solar panels, which some people consider eyesores, the line would be safely hidden along the lakebed of Lake Michigan.
Harris makes deeper inroads than Biden among Black voters in Michigan, poll shows
Vice President Kamala Harris has enjoyed a surge in support among Michigan's Black voters since President Joe Biden dropped out of the race and endorsed her to replace him as the Democratic nominee, according to a Suffolk University/USA TODAY network poll. A little over 70% of the Black voters surveyed in Michigan...
Charitable donation made to local food bank from Farm Bureau
CARO — The Farm Bureau Insurance of Michigan Agent Charitable Fund gave $2,000 to a local organization to help fight food insecurity in the Caro community. The money went to St. Christopher Parish, one of 11 organizations to receive a Feeding the Future Grant from the Farm Bureau ACF. The funds received by St. Christopher Parish went to purchase food for their emergency food pantry. Organizations that are nominated to receive a grant are chosen by local Farm Bureau agents, then a committee of donors reviews the need of the organization nominated, the population served by the organization, and the goal of the program that would receive the grant. $100,000 will be awarded through the program in 2024 alone.
Cass City’s Badger to bowl for Goshen
CASS CITY — Cass City’s Kelsey Badger is ready to be a part of history. The 2024 Cass City High School graduate signed her National Letter of Intent in May to become a member of the first girls’ bowling team at Goshen College.
See homes sold in the the Saginaw area, Aug. 12 to Aug. 18
The following is a listing of all home transfers in the the Saginaw area reported from Aug. 12 to Aug. 18. There were 27 transactions posted during this time. During this period, the median sale for the area was a 1,051-square-foot home on Kollen Street in Saginaw that sold for $95,550.
Olympic medalist Grant Fisher a perfect example why kids shouldn't specialize in one sport
It has been a week or so since Grant Fisher set the track and field world on its collective ear in Paris. Never in Olympic history had an American man medaled in both the 5,000 and 10,000 meters until the 27-year-old Grand Blanc alumnus did just that, leaving the 2024 Summer Games with...
Bridgeport football preview: Bearcats continue to scale learning curve
Bridgeport ended a 21-game losing streak with a season-opening win against Gwinn, but the Bearcats learned they still had a lot to learn. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. By using this site, you consent to our User Agreement and agree that your clicks, interactions, and personal information may be collected, recorded, and/or stored by us and social media and other third-party partners in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
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