Forest Lake to hold special assessment hearing Nov. 29
STANDISH—Arenac County’s 23rd Circuit Court will hold a hearing on Wednesday, Nov.
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Veteran’s Day honored in Standish
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Preserving History
Local history enthusiasts and preservationists in Arenac County work tirelessly to ensure the stories of the past are not forgotten.The Arenac County Historical Museum, in Au Gres, and Ye Olde Courthouse, in Omer, have become focal points for community involvement, relying on volunteers and fundraising initiatives to maintain and showcase the region’s history.The Arenac County Historical Museum and Ye Olde Courthouse are calling for volunteers to join their efforts in various tasks aimed at preserving and sharing local history.
DNR reports first CWD-positive deer
A four-year-old doe that was reported to be in poor condition – skinny, drooling and showing no fear of people – in Klacking Township, Ogemaw County, recently tested positive for chronic wasting disease.
Arenac County Commissioners discuss water concerns, land sales
ARENAC COUNTY—The Arenac County Board of County Commissioners held its meeting of the whole and regular meeting Oct.
Halloween in the Park 2023
Au Gres was filled with Halloween excitement this past weekend as it celebrated its 9th Annual Halloween in the Park event on Saturday, Oct.
Health department offers free care for expectant parents
Free assistance is available to expectant parents and newborns through The Central Michigan District Health Department’s Maternal Infant Health Program, MIHP.The program provides free support to pregnant women and infants up to one year of age, according to the department, adding that MIHP services are intended to improve the health outcomes of pregnant women and infants by providing health education, emotional support, nutrition education, childbirth/parenting education, and transportation assistance when needed.“Babies born to those in MIHP are healthier, and families who use this program learn how their baby is growing and developing,” said Janice Parrett, CMDHD Personal Health Supervisor and MIHP Coordinator.“We also offer breastfeeding support through agency peer counselors.”The department’s team includes registered nurses, licensed social workers, and registered dietitians, and home visitors.
Out and About
There will be a Pig Roast at Standish Free Methodist Church, 426 N Main St.
Expert address pipeline that runs west of I-75
Brent Rush, Senior Advisor for U.S.