A field of sunflowers at DeVries Nature Conservancy, 2635 N. M-52, is in bloom last week.
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The Knights of Columbus-Bannister recently donated $410 to Ovid-Elsie’s E.E. Knight Elementary for special needs programs. Pictured here are Knight Robert Wooley and E.E. Knight Elementary principal Alicia Ormsbee.
The Knights of Columbus-Bannister recently fonated $410 to Ovid-Elsie’s E.E. Knight Elementary for special needs programs. Seen here are Knight Robert Wooley and E.E. Knight Elementary principal Alicia Ormsbee.
Greg Worthington and Dick Young, above with trophy, came out on top at Owosso Country Club’s Mid-Season Classic July 10-11. Worthington and Young scored a 162 under the Stableford scoring system, where the highest point total is the best score. Miles Dorhout and Jim Brimacombe were second at 158.
wo boys laugh while riding the carousel at the Elsie Dairy Festival Friday afternoon. The festival continues today with various events, including the “Super” parade.
The 1's & 2's, an eight-piece Motown and dance band from Ann Arbor, entertained the audience for two full sets Thursday night at the Don and Metta Mitchell Amphitheatre in Owosso. It was part of the Owosso Summer Concert Series near Curwood Castle.
Corunna High School bowler Bridget Ryon, left, was recognized June 21 by the Corunna Board of Education. Ryon was a three-year letter winner, the team MVP twice, All-State in 2021, state runner-up in 2021, and a state qualifier in 2020. She also was all-conference twice and team captain.
These “sailors” — Hunter Brooks, Lizzie Dettman and Leah Brooks (brother and sister, and cousin) — took advantage of the weekend’s heavy rain to get their boat out at Farmer’s Garden on Hibbard Road. The Brooks family owns Farmer’s Garden. The nearly continuous storms raised the Shiawassee R…
A pair of girls pet a goat Saturday morning at the Downtown Owosso Farmers Market.
The Perry VFW Post 4063 and AMVETS Post 4064 hosted a Memorial Day parade Saturday. The procession included veterans, representatives of the Shiawassee County Sheriff’s Office, Perry fire and police, and other groups.
DeVries Nature Conservancy's field of sunflowers has been blooming the past week.
OWOSSO — The executive director of Owosso Main Street and Downtown Development Authority has…
DURAND — A Durand resident and a fellow city council member Monday both called on Brian Bogg…
OWOSSO — Owosso City Council members, with input from residents and experts, will decide how…
OWOSSO — The Shiawassee Council on Aging, 300 N. Washington St., announced the following men…
MAPLE GROVE TWP. — The Twin Township Ambulance Board of Directors is sponsoring the Queen of…
OWOSSO TWP. — Three people sustained serious injuries Saturday afternoon in a car-motorcyle …
CORUNNA — Shiawassee County’s Drug Court celebrated the graduation of three members at a cer…
DURAND — The Shiawassee District Library will present Joel Tacey’s Reading Ranger Magic Show…
PERRY — Dave and Annie Robertson have spent more than 30 years helping feed area residents t…
DURAND — Kaiya, who turns 2 years old in August, and her family will receive the proceeds fr…
CALEDONIA TWP. — A 53-year-old Chesaning man died early Thursday when he drove his Ford F-15…
LANSING — The Shiawassee County Health Department Thursday said the more-contagious COVID-19…
CORUNNA — A Durand man charged with armed robbery Thursday rejected a plea deal offered by p…
OWOSSO — Owosso City Manager Nathan Henne is scheduled to give a presentation on American Re…
CORUNNA — Thirty-fifth Circuit Court Judge Matthew Stewart Wednesday denied bond for an Owos…
OWOSSO — After closing for 16 months due to the pandemic, the award-winning restaurant Lula’…
MORRICE — Rob Pouch understands the importance of stability. It’s one of the many reasons he…
OWOSSO TWP. — A pole barn, shed, travel trailer and part of a house exterior were damaged in…
BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Retired educator Ed Demerly left the family farm in Bennington Township a…
CORUNNA — A Laingsburg man Tuesday pleaded guilty to felony fleeing and eluding a police off…
OWOSSO — Capital Area Community Services is taking applications for the commodity supplement…
CORUNNA — The Corunna City Police Department is investigating several break-ins at storage u…
DURAND — The Durand Church of the Nazarene is hosting a free back to school block party from…
CHESANING — Hailey Rolfe doesn’t want to be normal.
CORUNNA — An Ovid man who burned down the Owosso Michigan State Police post in 2002 and is c…
OWOSSO — Groups of local actors performed outdoors Thursday, Friday and Saturday on Park Str…
OWOSSO — The “master” of the Downtown Owosso Farmers Market is taking her last bow this seas…
OWOSSO — State Rep. and Chairwoman of the Michigan House Elections and Ethics Committee, Ann…
DURAND — The Friends of the Durand Memorial branch of the Shiawassee District Library will c…
PERRY TWP. — Amid a week in which the Shiawassee County board has come under intense critici…
CORUNNA — The Shiawassee County Health Department is encouraging parents and guardians to pr…
CORUNNA — The Shiawassee County Health Department Thursday said the Shiawassee River is safe…
CORUNNA — An Owosso man was sentenced Friday to at least six years, eight months in prison o…
CORUNNA — A Corunna man was sentenced to prison Friday by 35th Circuit Court Judge Matthew S…
DEARBORN — Laingsburg’s Zach Koerner will play in the 53rd Michigan Junior State Amateur, wh…
At the regular meeting of the Shiawassee County Board of Commissioners July 15, the Board of…
OWOSSO — The Final Harvest trio, from Rochester, New York, will perform as part of SUMMERPra…
OWOSSO — In response to a message shared on Facebook Wednesday afternoon, dozens of area res…
CORUNNA — A Lansing man pleaded guilty Wednesday to robbing another man of nearly a pound of…
OWOSSO — Trinity United Methodist Church, 720 S. Shiawassee St., is hosting a drive-thru foo…
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CORUNNA — The Corunna Parks and Recreation Department this week announced float winners from…
OWOSSO — A new rule allowing all types of off-road vehicles on city streets instead of only …
OWOSSO — The philanthropic group 100-plus Women Who Care of the Greater Owosso Area has chos…
CORUNNA — An Owosso man accused of kidnapping, tying up, and repeatedly raping and beating h…
OWOSSO — After 50 years working as a volunteer at Memorial Healthcare, Phyllis Haas worked h…
ELSIE —American Legion Post 502 recently announced it has selected new officers and trustees.
OWOSSO — It’s been nearly three years since Owosso residents approved a historic sites and p…
MORRICE — The Morrice Area Schools Board of Education voted unanimously Monday to enter cont…
DeVries Nature Conservancy's field of sunflowers has been blooming the past week.
OWOSSO — The executive director of Owosso Main Street and Downtown Development Authority has submitted his resignation.
DURAND — A Durand resident and a fellow city council member Monday both called on Brian Boggs to resign his city council seat, citing Boggs’ involvement in the Shiawassee County Board of Commissioners’ recent COVID-19 “hazard pay” debacle. Boggs refused to consider the demand.
OWOSSO — Owosso City Council members, with input from residents and experts, will decide how the city is going to spend the estimated $1.5 million it’s receiving from the federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA).
OWOSSO — The Shiawassee Council on Aging, 300 N. Washington St., announced the following menus for Shiawassee County senior adults for the week of Aug. 2.
MAPLE GROVE TWP. — The Twin Township Ambulance Board of Directors is sponsoring the Queen of Hearts drawing each week.
OWOSSO TWP. — Three people sustained serious injuries Saturday afternoon in a car-motorcyle crash at M-52 and Wilkinson Road, the Michigan State Police reported Sunday.
CORUNNA — Shiawassee County’s Drug Court celebrated the graduation of three members at a ceremony Thursday, and the theme among the graduates, participants, and counselors was one of hope and recovery.
DURAND — The Shiawassee District Library will present Joel Tacey’s Reading Ranger Magic Show at the Durand Memorial branch at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the Trumble Park pavilion behind the library.
PERRY — Dave and Annie Robertson have spent more than 30 years helping feed area residents through the Perry food bank, but finally decided recently it was time to “retire” from volunteering.
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