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The Panthers remain on top
STANDISH — Standish-Sterling Central boys’ basketball team played Millington at home Feb. 24, winning 64-54.
Lady Panthers dominate Ogemaw
STANDISH —Standish-Sterling Central girls’ basketball team beat Ogemaw Heights, 67-12, in a home game Feb. 21.
Lady Wolverines cruise past W-P
AU GRES — Au Gres-Sims girls’ basketball team triumphed over Whittemore- Prescott, 42-25, at home Feb. 20.
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Au Gres has announced the launch of a new Veteran’s Banner Program, which will honor local veterans by displaying their military service on banners displayed on decorative street pole lights throughout the downtown area.
AGS teacher earns STEM award
989-387-9295 AU GRES — A teacher at Au Gres-Sims School district has been honored as a STEM Star educator. Saginaw Valley State University and the MiSTEM Network–East Central Michigan Region recognized 20 educators for their contributions to STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) education on Tuesday, Feb. 21. The individuals, representing schools in seven Michigan counties, were honored as “STEM Stars” at a STEM teachers dinner hosted by SVSU.
Canoeing Wild Rivers event set in Omer
989-387-9295 OMER — The Omer Little Eagles Nest Library and Ye Olde Courthouse will be hosting a free event Thursday, March 2 that will offer advice, ideas, and advanced techniques for canoeing in the wilderness.
Who knew trivia could be so much fun?
The Arenac Community Funds Committee held the 12th Annual Trivia Night at the Arenac Community Center in Standish Feb. 18.
Man pleads guilty in threats against President Joe Biden
989-387-9295 On Feb. 13, an area resident pled guilty to making threats against a U.S.
Farmers Market seeks vendors
Fees waived for 2023 season 989-387-9295 STANDISH — The Standish Farmers Market – Gateway Destination is currently preparing for its 2023 season, set to run every Friday June 9 – Sept. 8, from 2 to 6 p.m.