Volunteer awards were presented to Perry City Council member Larry Lambert, left, and Zoning Administrator Leland Scott, right, during the Jan. 6 Perry City Council meeting. Lambert and Scott were nominated and recognized for the award by Mayor Sue Hammond, center, for “their contributions a…
Foster Coffee in Owosso, which closed for cleanup due to smoke and water damage from a fire Dec. 21, 2021, that started at Lula’s Louisiana Cookhouse, reopened Saturday and was doing a brisk business Tuesday, when this photo was taken. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
Sixteen-year-old Colton Dalton, dressed in fatigues, salutes his Great Uncle Arthur Darnell’s grave at Great Lakes National Cemetery in Holly Dec. 17 while taking part in the Wreaths Across America event. During the event, people place wreaths on the graves of military veterans at cemeteries…
Bentley Gatica, right, recently won the 6-under folkstyle wrestling nationals at the Tulsa Kickoff tournament, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The Elsa Meyer first-grader now is ranked No. 1 in the country for his age, according to his father Matthew Gatica, also pictured. World of Wrestling hosts the e…
Shoppers look over goods for sale at The Armory Thursday night during a Holiday Market. Vendors filled the basement and first floor selling craft and food items, as well as other merchandise.
Shoppers look over goods for sale at The Armory Thursday night during a Holiday Market. Vendors filled the basement and first floor selling craft and food items, as well as other merchandise.
On Nov. 16, members from the Corunna FFA helped to pass out food, clean tables and interact with the community at Culver’s. For the past three years, Culver’s and the FFA have been working together during the Donate While You Dine program to help bring money in both for the business and the …
Ovid-Elsie senior Aubrey Arnett, center, signs her national letter of intent to play women’s soccer at Jackson College in Jackson Wednesday at Ovid-Elsie High School. Arnett, a center-back defender for the Marauders, is flanked in the front by her grandmother, Carole Gubert, left, and mother…
Maple trees lining a Shiawassee County road show off yellows, reds and oranges in the sunlight.
Edison Henry and RosaLea Weisenborn show off their Halloween crafts in Madalena Huyck’s kindergarten class.
OWOSSO — Mandi Hallett, a custodian at Bryant Elementary, recently shared an idea with schoo…
PERRY — City Council member Randy Coffey has resigned from the council and the city is seeki…
OWOSSO — Owosso Public Schools is extending its mask mandate for all students and staff thro…
By JOSH CHAMPLIN
CHESANING — The former Burger King building at 1310 Brady Road, which has sat vacant for thr…
OWOSSO — Memorial Healthcare Jan. 25 announced Ginnie Sprague, a medical assistant at the Me…
LAINGSBURG The Greater Laingsburg Recyclers will accept items today from 4 to 7 pm.
OWOSSO — Family medicine physician Thomas Teal has retired from Memorial Healthcare Family M…
OVID-ELSIE — Seventeen-year-old senior Dylan Carman carries a 4.0 GPA, but his teachers and …
CORUNNA — More than 100 Corunna High School athletes will travel to South Bend, Indiana, thi…
VENICE TWP. — Richard Bowden has hung up his suspenders after serving in the Venice Township…
CORUNNA — The Livingston County man convicted of murdering his brother and sister-in-law in …
DURAND — If you’ve got uninvited “guests” in your home like beavers, muskrats, minks, skunks…
SHIAWASSEE COUNTY — Democrat Mark Zacharda Thursday announced he is running for the Michigan…
CORUNNA — An Owosso man pleaded guilty to several reduced misdemeanor charges Tuesday mornin…
OWOSSO — An international organization has named the Shiawassee Economic Development Partner…
OWOSSO — JABB Management partner Adam Bronson, whose rezoning request was rejected earlier t…
CORUNNA — For the second straight week, Shiawassee County set a record for new COVID-19 case…
BINGHAM TWP. — A 20-year-old Elsie man was struck by a vehicle and killed early Tuesday mome…
NEW LOTHROP — All students, staff and visitors will be required to wear face masks inside Ne…
OWOSSO — The city is writing off a $60,000 loan made in 2006 to the former developer of Capi…
OWOSSO — An assessment roll is set and a construction bid accepted as the city drives forwar…
OWOSSO — When married commercial real estate investors Steven and Jessica Myers purchased tw…
OWOSSO — The cost of demolishing the fire-damaged house at 623 Frazer Ave. has gone up, than…
BYRON — Middle and high school students at Byron Area Schools are transitioning to remote le…
BYRON — The Byron Area Schools Board of Education is once again searching for a new district…
OWOSSO — The demolition of the old St. Paul School and convent buildings has begun.
NEW LOTHROP — Math is Lindsey Marie Wendling’s favorite subject and accounting or engineerin…
CHESANING — Creative Passions’ success shows a lot of women love the traditional art of quil…
CORUNNA — A Flint woman was sentenced to prison Friday morning by 35th Circuit Court Judge M…
SHIAWASSEE AREA — The Michigan State Police Flint Post is stepping up patrols in order to de…
CORUNNA — Shiawassee County Board of Commissioners has taken the next step in a plan to bond…
OWOSSO — St. John’s United Church of Christ and the Shiawassee Hunger Network Food Pantry wi…
HENDERSON — Heavenly Scent Pet Resort owner Carol Vaughn announced this week that the resort…
VENICE TWP. — Brad Axtell is the new chief of the Venice Township Fire Department, with whic…
CORUNNA — It’s official: Embattled Jeremy Root no longer serves on the Shiawassee County Boa…
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OWOSSO — Third Thursdays, a social group for surviving spouses, will meet at 6 p.m. Jan. 20 …
OWOSSO — The owner of the Matthews Building, 300 W. Main St., has applied for a demolition p…
BURNS TWP. — The Burns Grange has canceled its Jan. 21 jamboree because of COVID-19.
CORUNNA — The Shiawassee County Board met Wednesday as its Committee of the Whole, and moved…
CORUNNA — Shiawassee County saw a record 763 new-confirmed COVID-19 infections over the past…
OWOSSO — There’s no law that says you have to do it, but city officials are hoping residents…
OWOSSO — First, COVID-19 delayed action on rehabilitating the former swimming pool building …
CORUNNA — An Owosso man and a Flint man were each sentenced in separate drunken-driving case…
OWOSSO — With bad news seemingly all around, some local businesswomen took it upon themselve…
DURAND — Jade Garske is very active in sports at Durand High School, but looking ahead, her …
CORUNNA — A Laingsburg man was sentenced to eight months in jail Friday morning by 35th Circ…
By GREYSON STEELE
OWOSSO — Mandi Hallett, a custodian at Bryant Elementary, recently shared an idea with school staff: Wouldn’t it be great if a few students were willing to make cards for military veterans for Valentine’s Day?
PERRY — City Council member Randy Coffey has resigned from the council and the city is seeking applicants to fill the position.
OWOSSO — Owosso Public Schools is extending its mask mandate for all students and staff through Feb. 21, and continuing a weekly testing requirement for all students participating in extracurricular activities in an effort to reduce the spread of COVID-19.
By JOSH CHAMPLIN
CHESANING — The former Burger King building at 1310 Brady Road, which has sat vacant for three years on the village’s west side, is about to get completely renovated to make way for a gas station, convenience store and restaurant.
OWOSSO — Memorial Healthcare Jan. 25 announced Ginnie Sprague, a medical assistant at the Memorial Healthcare Institute for Neuroscience, as its January Employee of the Month.
LAINGSBURG The Greater Laingsburg Recyclers will accept items today from 4 to 7 pm.
OWOSSO — Family medicine physician Thomas Teal has retired from Memorial Healthcare Family Medicine-Chesaning after 40 years.
OVID-ELSIE — Seventeen-year-old senior Dylan Carman carries a 4.0 GPA, but his teachers and counselors are more impressed with his leadership abilities and positivity with other students.
CORUNNA — More than 100 Corunna High School athletes will travel to South Bend, Indiana, this spring to face off against Riley High School in track, softball, baseball, golf and tennis — but the trip will be about much more than the mere games being played.
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