A backhoe digs through the rubble of the former Jumbo’s Burger Bar in downtown Owosso Wednesday morning. Jumbo’s burned recently; the building was knocked down within days.
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NEW LOTHROP — New Lothrop Area Public Schools Tuesday announced several upcoming events have…
DURAND — Railroad Days officials this week announced a variety of planned activities for the…
CORUNNA — For the third straight week Shiawassee County has recorded more than 300 new cases…
CALEDONIA TWP. — The only hospice in Shiawassee County that doesn’t charge for services is i…
CHESANING — Village President Matt Hoover is asking residents for patience as officials work…
CALEDONIA TWP. — Details are few, but this much is sure: Starbucks is coming to the area.
LANSING — Construction barrels are already lining up along I-69 between Perry and Laingsburg…
SAGINAW — Prosecutor John McColgan this week announced he has no grounds for charges against…
OWOSSO — A plan to enhance the beauty and walkability of the downtown area soon will launch …
OWOSSO — The city is hoping to receive some federal funding toward the purchase of a new pol…
OWOSSO — The city is moving forward with a proposal to allow the transfer of medical and rec…
OWOSSO — Owosso City Council members have approved a traffic control orders for three upcomi…
The sun was shining Sunday at Curwood Castle in Owosso.
OWOSSO — Spring Vale senior Kara Caswell, who carries a 4.07 GPA, is a “tenacious” student, …
LAINGSBURG — The Laingsburg Community Schools Board of Education will conduct a regular meet…
LANSING — All roadside parks operated by the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) wi…
PERRY — The Perry City Council Thursday discussed the creation of a downtown development aut…
BURNS TWP. — Burns Grange will host a takeout chicken dinner May 2 at 6630 Cole Road.
LANSING — The Michigan Associated Press Media Editors group this week announced numerous Arg…
ALMA — It seems fitting that in a season unlike any other for the Model United Nations stude…
OWOSSO — The Shiawassee Prevention Network (SPN) is hosting a drug take back event from 2 to…
OWOSSO — Thanks to a local women’s group, the Shiawassee Family YMCA can expand scholarships…
SHIAWASSEE AREA — It’s been nearly 11 years since Michigan enacted its smoke-free law, barri…
OWOSSO — Memorial Healthcare Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine recently received Adolescent…
OWOSSO — State Rep. Ben Frederick received his COVID-19 vaccine Friday afternoon at the Bake…
CORUNNA — A 17-year-old Perry man pleaded guilty Thursday in 35th Circuit Court to felony fl…
OWOSSO — Baker College this week announced it plans to return to in-person classes and labs …
OWOSSO — Memorial Healthcare announced this week that Jacob Perrin, a physician sssistant, h…
OWOSSO — The Shiawassee-Owosso Kiwanis Club is launching its second year of the fundraiser F…
OWOSSO — Memorial Healthcare Thursday announced it is suspending all visiting hours until fu…
OWOSSO — After self-publishing six Christian romance and women’s fiction books, starting in …
CHESANING —Saginaw County Fair officials this week announced they are planning an in-person …
OWOSSO — St. John’s United Church of Christ and the Shiawassee Hunger Network Food Pantry wi…
CORUNNA — Shiawassee County’s Drug Court’s fifth anniversary was celebrated with a ceremony …
CORUNNA — More than 1,000 Shiawassee County residents are currently battling COVID-19, accor…
DURAND — From clearing flower beds to providing a fresh food source for the community, the c…
CALEDONIA TWP. — Servpro of Shiawassee/West Saginaw Counties offers services to customers wh…
CORUNNA — The Shiawassee County Vital Records Office will be closed from noon to 5 p.m. Thur…
BENNINGTON TWP. — Ella the golden retriever was missing for nearly two weeks when a group of…
CORUNNA — Shiawassee County officials said they received only enough vaccine doses for 700 f…
CORUNNA — Shiawassee County’s courts returned to Phase 1 this past week due to COVID-19 numb…
CALEDONIA TWP. — The Michigan State Police Monday said a baby found outside Home Depot Satur…
GAINES — Wayne McGuire had just finished unloading topsoil Wednesday evening at his Saginaw …
MORRICE — Senior Evan McPherson was planning to go into the plumbing field as a career.
Since last June, former college athlete Matt Stromer has been dealing with the effects of en…
CORUNNA — State and local health officials Friday said the Brazilian P.1 variant of COVID-19…
OWOSSO — Owosso’s Curwood Castle is once again welcoming visitors after a year-long closure …
CALEDONIA TWP. — State Rep. Ben Frederick Friday said he was informed the Secretary of State…
ELSIE — Ovid-Elsie Area Schools is suspending in-person instruction, effective immediately, …
SHIAWASSEE TWP. — Citing health and safety concerns amid the coronavirus pandemic, Shiawasse…
NEW LOTHROP — New Lothrop Area Public Schools Tuesday announced several upcoming events have been postponed or canceled because of COVID-19.
DURAND — Railroad Days officials this week announced a variety of planned activities for the upcoming festival, slated for May 14-16.
CORUNNA — For the third straight week Shiawassee County has recorded more than 300 new cases of COVID-19 and deaths reached the highest one-week total since February.
CALEDONIA TWP. — The only hospice in Shiawassee County that doesn’t charge for services is in danger of closing.
CHESANING — Village President Matt Hoover is asking residents for patience as officials work to update existing marijuana-related ordinances and address marijuana odor issues.
CALEDONIA TWP. — Details are few, but this much is sure: Starbucks is coming to the area.
LANSING — Construction barrels are already lining up along I-69 between Perry and Laingsburg in preparation for upcoming work.
SAGINAW — Prosecutor John McColgan this week announced he has no grounds for charges against Michigan State Police troopers who shot and killed a Chesaning man in January while serving a search warrant.
OWOSSO — A plan to enhance the beauty and walkability of the downtown area soon will launch with flower bed repairs and replacements along Exchange Street.
OWOSSO — The city is hoping to receive some federal funding toward the purchase of a new police cruiser.
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