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Au Gres-Sims School District holds second Q&A on bond proposal
The Au Gres-Sims School District will hold a second session to field questions from community members in the district’s high school cyber cafe at 7 p.m. tonight, June 12.
Reliks rock Taste of Au Gres
Electric Flower Company plays Au Gres City Park this week with Rough & Tumble to follow the next
Flag Day and retiring flags in Arenac County
A flag in poor condition should be destroyed with dignity, preferably by burning. The Arenac County Veterans Club invites you to view a flag burning… Login to continue reading Login…
What consumers can do to support local farmers
A strong agricultural sector is vital to a healthy economy. Turbulence has affected local and national economies in recent years, and the global economy has endured its own ups and downs during that span.
Employers recognized for using Registered Apprenticeship Programs to train workers
Five employers, including four representing the child care sector, earned honors May 13 in a ceremony at the Riverwalk Place in Gladwin.
Au Gres-Sims School District receives eleven grant awards
The Au Gres-Sims School District received grants totaling $678,028.46 from the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe at the Spring 2% distribution ceremony May 23 at the Saganing Eagle’s Landing Outreach Center in Standish, Michigan.
A Piece of the Heart of Standish
Arenac County Economic Development Corporation awarded its first-ever revolving loan to Standish business owners to revamp a historic property
Au Gres Music in the Park
County music cover band The Reliks opened this year’s Au Gres Music in the Park series Wednesday, June 4.
Free fishing, ORVing, state park entry: ‘Three Free’ Weekend June 7-8
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources encourages everyone to take advantage of “Three Free” Weekend – Saturday, June 7, and Sunday, June 8. It’s two full days when Michigan residents and out-of-state visitors can grab a fishing rod, ride the off-road trails and visit state parks, boating access sites and other outdoor locations — all free of charge.