ALPENA — Fewer voters went to the voting booths for Tuesday’s midterm election compared to the 2022 election. County Clerk Keri Bertrand said that overall, election day went smoothly across the county and everyone that…
Community joins in on third of four focus sessions to discuss school bond
ALPENA — Alpena residents and Alpena Public Schools students and staff grouped together on Monday to collaborate on prioritizing projects…
Bake sale for Plaza Pool on Saturday
ALPENA — Friends of Plaza Pool is hosting a bake sale at the Wishing for Christmas Arts and Craft Show…
“Cinderella” at RC Theatre
ROGERS CITY - Rogers City Community Theatre is pleased to present, “Cinderella” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on…
Health Students at AHS experience effects of impairment through hands-on learning
ALPENA - Students in Mrs. Johnson’s Everyday Health class at AHS recently participated in an engaging, hands-on learning activity designed…
Carlson, Fritz, Kipfmiller, Ratz react to school board wins
ALPENA — After months of knocking on doors, chatting with voters, and making their case why they were the best…
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Letters to the Editor
Public money for me, but not for our kids?
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…
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Lifestyles
Bake sale for Plaza Pool on Saturday
“Cinderella” at RC Theatre
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Obituaries
Lori Hilla
HILLA, Lori Lynn, age 66, of Case Township, died peacefully at home, surrounded by her loving family, on Nov. 2, 2026. Arrangements are in the care of Beck Funeral Home.