ALPENA — Forty-five years ago, Alpena Public Schools students and the majority of staff, were on a short hiatus after school shut down on “Black Friday,” October 16, 1981. The schools were forced to close…
ALPENA — Forty-five years ago, Alpena Public Schools students and the majority of staff, were on a short hiatus after school shut down on “Black Friday,” October 16, 1981. The schools were forced to close…
ROGERS CITY – Presque Isle County voters will decide Tuesday whether to approve a new property tax to help pay…
ALPENA — The Michigan Association of Retired School Personnel (MARSP) will hold its November meeting on Nov. 12 at the…
On Saturday and Sunday, people can catch “Diving in Ice and Smashing Bugs,” a recent episode of Great Lakes Now…
HILLMAN — It’s hard to believe, but it's that time of year again at the Brush Creek Mill in Hillman.…
ATLANTA – The Hillman varsity volleyball team fell 3-1 to North Star League rival Atlanta on Thursday, dropping a four-set road match after winning the opener. The Lady Tigers took the first set 25-22 behind strong play at the net and defense. Atlanta responded with set wins of 25-14, 25-18 and 25-17 to claim…
A few days ago, my wife and I sat and watched Neil Young sing…
As President Donald Trump turns his back on Ukraine and its president Volodymyr Zelenskyy, it begs…
Twice in the last four years, AJ MacArthur voted no on the Michigan Athletics Association agreement with Alpena Public Schools. Meanwhile, his own business, AJ’s Garden & Produce Inc., has benefited from taxpayer-funded assistance, including forgiven PPP loans and substantial agricultural subsidies totaling more than $60,000 combined. Let that sink in. When the government…
I ask if you do not support Donald Trump why would you vote for the likes…
The last few decades members of the so-called "religion of peace" have taught western nations about…
Back in July, I wrote emails to each of our Michigan U.S. Senators. I asked them…
ALPENA — The Michigan Association of Retired School Personnel (MARSP) will hold its November meeting on Nov. 12 at the First United Methodist church on Ripley Blvd at noon. A catered luncheon will be served at a cost of $12.50, payable at the door. Please make reservations with Ruth