On May 18 and 19, Thorny Acres Sportsmans Club hosted a 3-D archery shoot to raise money for The Elsie Area Food Bank. On July 15, representatives from Thorny Acres presented a check to the director of the food bank, Lucille Stephens, and representatives Terry and Toni Ornelas. Stephens said…
Husband and wife Bob and Linda Buschman and their 1950 Packard's are seen here Saturday. Linda's on the left was on of the best in show winners.
Photo By Chelsea McAllister
Shiawassee County Fair scholarship winners announced Thursday include, from left, Grant Hart, Jeff Cole Memorial scholarship; Melanie Weir, Jeff Cole Memorial scholarship; Grace Sayles, 4-H dairy scholarship, Young Olds Agriculture Leader scholarship, Shiawassee County 4-H Ambassadors schola…
Youth exhibit superior winners, front, from left include Paige Fondren, Angel Rice, Tirzah Heuer, Gaven Heuer, Grace Basso, Hannah Walters, Jessi Eilert and Daniel Fondren. In back are Sarah Dammann, Marc Hendzel, Alana Thomas, Maggie Stone, Julie Dieck, Renae Holderbaum, Lucy Harris and Kel…
Fairgoers try their hand at a water-shooting game Friday at the Saginaw County Fair in Chesaning.
A group of children enjoy a ride on a rollercoaster during the Saginaw County Fair Thursday in Chesaning.
The horn section for The Soul Syndicate performs Thursday night at the Don and Metta Mitchell Performing Arts Center amphitheater in Owosso. The 10-member group from Grand Rapids entertained the crowd at the park and across the river the Moonlight Market took place.
Members of the band The Next Generation Leahy dance during their performance Wednesday at the Saginaw County Fair in Chesaning. The all-sibling ensemble is from Canada.
Saginaw County fairgoers get an upside-down look at the Saginaw County Fair on this ride Tuesday in Chesaning.
CORUNNA — The annual Owosso/Corunna Labor Day Bridge Walk is set for Sept.2.
CORUNNA — On Aug. 5, the city of Corunna established a Commercial Redevelopment District encompassing its entire downtown, which allows individuals looking to renovate damaged or outdated commercial property to apply for a property tax abatement for up to 10 years.
OWOSSO — Owosso Public Schools is inviting the public to tour the renovations of its elementary schools — Bryant, Central and Emerson — Wednesday, prior to the district’s Community Cookout at Willman Field.
PERRY —Jami Cromley, the director of the Community District Library made the case at last week’s Perry City Council meeting for a newer, larger building for the library.
RUSH TWP. — A single-vehicle crash claimed the life Saturday night of a 59-year-old male, according to a press release from the Shiawassee County Sheriff’s Office.
EAST LANSING — Branch, Clinton and Kent county youth took home the rank of high individual overall in the Michigan 4-H Youth Dairy Days dairy management contest.
DURAND — The city of Durand currently has a multi-million dollar street project in progress that city officials say will take until about the end of October to complete.
LAINGSBURG — When he still lived in Laingsburg, last October, Jordan Winans went on a bow hunt of a lifetime seeking to bag a trophy whitetail buck in the hot spots of Buffalo County, Wisconsin and Winona County, Minnesota.
NEW LOTHROP — Students at New Lothrop Elementary School will get to enjoy a new “ga-ga pit” among other things at their newly improved playground this fall thanks to Noah Wenzlick and his decision to take on the project as his final task to achieve the rank of Eagle Scout.
OWOSSO — When Owosso native Robert Mogg and his two friends Chris Mason and Mike Foote were gearing up for their trip to Woodstock in August 1969, they decided to pack suits and ties, in case the festival turned out to be a drag.
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