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SSC Hosts district robotics tournament

District Event was held at Standish-Sterling Jr./Sr. High School March 16–18. Charged Up, Presented by Haas Game Animation, is the name of the competition game for FIRST, For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology, for 2023.

Relay for Life set in Arenac County

989-387-8929 AU GRES — Relay for Life of Arenac County will host its annual survivor celebration, walk and luminary ceremony event this year on Friday, April 21 from 7–10 p.m. in the Au-Gres Sims School Districts’ multi-purpose room.

Explore state resources

DNR offers off-road accessibility chairs The Michigan Department of Natural Resources, DNR, is currently seeking sponsorship for its track chairs, which enable limited-mobility users to visit areas of state parks that conventional wheelchairs may not be able to access. The off-road, electronic chairs can easily handle trails, snow, sand and even up to 8 inches of water.

Commissioners updated regarding Forest Lake Board

989-387-9295 ARENAC COUNTY — Arenac County Drain Commissioner Larry Davis met with commissioners during a recent meeting of the Arenac County Board of Commissioners. With a draft resolution, Davis provided an update to the ACBC on the status of the formation of the Forest Lake–Lake Level Board.

Olympiads medal at regionals

AGS proceeds to state Science Olympiad competition The Au Gres-Sims Middle School Olympiad Team competed in the Region 4/5 Science Olympiad Tournament at Frankenmuth High School Mar. 11.

Loyalty Day Parade seeking entries

50th annual parade set for April 29 STANDISH — Loyalty Day is observed in America on May 1 of each year. The national observance is a distinctive American holiday meant to reaffirm allegiance to the nation and commemorate the heritage of American freedom.

Hiking the Appalachian Trail

Marty Schultz is only three weeks away from an epic journey, as the 70-year-old Pinconning resident plans to hike the infamous Appalachian Trail beginning next month. His journey will begin April 15, a nod to his late mother’s birthdate, in Georgia.