LANSING – Governor Gretchen Whitmer has proclaimed October as Michigan Agritourism Month. The month-long celebration recognizes the economic and social benefits of agritourism to our state’s farms and communities and provides an opportunity to celebrate Michigan’s thriving food and agriculture industry.
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A resident of Florida, age 36, drowned in Lake Huron near the Arenac-Iosco county line in the morning on Wednesday, Oct 15.
The Au Gres Riverfront Park and Campground is once again the venue for “Halloween in the Park,” bringing a climbing wall, wagon rides and lots of macabre fun to the park.
East Michigan Avenue property owners filled Au Gres City Hall Oct. 7 to oppose construction of pole barns and related zoning variances on a property south of Inland Marine. Local builder Nick Moore presented a proposal for the city council and others present, requesting commercial zoning and variances in order to develop seven acres of vacant land for 22 lots, each with a pole barn either 30 by 40 or 40 by 60 feet in dimension.
Activity in the 34th Circuit Court of Ogemaw County has resulted in the following:
Heather Bauman, Interim Director of Arenac Opportunities Inc, presented on a program to prepare persons with disabilities for the workplace for the Rotary Club of Pinconning & Standish Oct. 9.
In the separation agreement between Whittemore-Prescott Area Schools and former superintendent Michael Ehinger, obtained by the Herald-Independent through a Freedom of Information Act request, one of the terms states that Ehinger “did not engage in any substantiated misconduct.”
It’s a beautiful weekend to head up north for Michigan bow hunting, fall color and more, but please be careful in terms of fire safety and keep the following in mind:
Community members gathered to celebrate Depot Days at the Standish Historical Depot Oct. 3-4. The event, started in 2005, commemorates the original founding and opening of the depot in October of 1889, said Curt Hillman, chair of the depot’s board of trustees.