The Knights of Columbus Bannister presented the Ovid-Elsie special education program with $475. E.E. Knight special education teacher Tracy Somers, left, accepts the check from Knight Robert Wooley.
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Signature Ford of Owosso was the winner of the 15th annual Executive Duck Derby, sponsored by the Shiawassee-Owosso (morning) Kiwanis Club. Proceeds from the fundraiser go to purchase cloth bags filled with summer supplies for the Bentley Bright Beginnings preschoolers so children continue w…
The Dorman Art Gallery in Elsie recently hosted a class featuring artist Gabby Puente, who tough spray paint art. Participants learned the basics of the form of street art and then individualized their creations.
Sunday at Michigan Sheriff’s Association annual awards ceremony, Shiawassee County Det. Lt. Scott Shenk received the 2019 Sheriff’s Medal of Honor, along with Sgt. Tom Dyer and Deputy Marcello Perez of Berrien County. Shenk is seen here, center, with Shiawassee County Sheriff Brian BeGole, right.
The Elsie Lions Club is supporting Ovid-Elsie High School’s WOES summer radio program with a $200 donation. Seen here are WOES Director Kevin Somers, left, and Lion Robert Wooley.
Vernon Township firefighters Sunday took part in a training exercise on Vernon Road. A home that suffered heavy damage in the March 14 tornadoes was intentionally burned to allow firefighters a chance to practice in actual fire conditions.
Vernon Township firefighters Sunday took part in a training exercise on Vernon Road. A home that suffered heavy damage in the March 14 tornadoes was intentionally burned to allow firefighters a chance to practice in actual fire conditions.
Elsie Dairy Festival Princess second runner-up Lillian Miller raised money for the Ovid-Elsie school libraries while competing in the pageant. Miller presented a check for $350 to Jennifer Gavenda and even helped select some of the new books.
As part of March is Reading Month, students at St. Paul Catholic School in Owosso were given reading goals to work toward. The school’s principal, Laura Heatwole, challenged the students to meet their goals. Heatwole offered to let the students who met their goal try to dunk her in a dunk ta…
Students enrolled in the Shiawassee RESD/Baker College CTE Countywide Information Technology Program took a field trip to Corunna to look at the city’s pump station, which communicates using radio waves and network technologies. The students saw a residential water meter and the handheld dev…
OWOSSO — An abiding passion for health and beauty has inspired Christie Jahn to open her own massage and beauty services spa, called Lambrini’s Health & Beauty Co. at 202 W. Exchange St.
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CORUNNA — Michael Daley, 36, of Corunna, narrowly avoided a prison sentence for drug possession during his Friday sentencing in 35th Circuit Court.
OWOSSO — Jestin Rubelman first got involved with the Curwood Festival as a 12-year-old and that longtime connection has only grown over the years as he’s taken on the chairmanship of several events and joined the board of directors.
OWOSSO — Every two seconds in America someone is in need of blood, yet only three out of every 100 people donate, according to the American Red Cross.
CORUNNA — An Owosso man, whom prosecutor Deana Finnegan said “started an assaultive life of crime at 13,” was sentenced to prison Friday in 35th Circuit Court by Judge Matthew Stewart.
OWOSSO — The Memorial Healthcare Foundation was established in 1991 to encourage philanthropic involvement from the community. Today it continues to be committed to the local community and philanthropic giving through its many campaigns and events.
CALEDONIA TWP. — The township Zoning Board of Appeals will decide in July whether or not a $30-million solar project should be built along Lyons Road, after local residents in the Crestview Heights subdivision submitted an appeal to the board earlier this month.
OWOSSO — St. John’s United Church of Christ and the Shiawassee Hunger Network Food Pantry will distribute food from 1 to 3 p.m. Tuesday.
PERRY TWP. — Tina Braman was ready for a change from teaching when she moved back to her hometown.
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