Gaylord, MI News

• Gaylord, MI News
• Female Marine reflects upon experiences in Somalia
• Sting operation targeting underage drinking
• Fast-moving U.P. wildfire consumes 9,500 acres
• SMH smashes Bulldogs in softball sweep
• Dombrowski top golfer in BNC, Gaylord third overall
• GHT Meet of Champions pulls in heavy competition Tuesday at GHS
• Lady Cards breeze to Regional track title
• Gaylord's Carlson, Johnston, Sanders qualify for States
• Gutsy race moves 4 boys to Finals
• Vietnam vet offers hope to Korean War vet
• 'Rosie the Riveter' Dorothy Lange dies at 92
• HOT, HOT, HOT! Conditions right for wildfires
• Mistaken Identity: Whitney Cerak story on 'NBC Dateline' special Tues.
• RSVP plugs seniors into volunteer opportunities
• Historical society celebrates new look at downtown museum
• J-L chases down St. Mary
• Petoskey edges Gaylord in battle for top of soccer league
• Thousands of lake trout find home on Beaver Island reef
• Cause of Bay Harbor fire under investigation
• Fate of Gaylord mail processing center still uncertain
• Locals get hands-on look at Huron Pines project
• Millage restored by split vote
• Newest AmeriCorps worker Chaffee stationed at United Way
• Antiques Market/Farmers Market kick off downtown events season
• Snowbird archers top 30 in nation
• Hits keep coming for J-L
• Gaylord native Smith wins 2nd-straight Starkermann
• I-75 'core projects' on agenda: Local funds could leverage federal money
• Snowbirds slide past Mancelona
• Gaylord atop BNC soccer standings
• Mushroom expert offers tips on cleaning, storing the coveted treat
• J-L girls edge power St. Ignace at home invite
• Shaynee Fanara: False allegations continue
• Cause of fatal fire 'electrical'
• The Otego County Community Center in history
• Gaylord sends 5 to Forensics State Finals
• Extra-inning win gives J-L split with league titan
• Gaylord bats go quiet in BNC losses
• Army Corps of Engineers picks up pace for Asian carp study
• Duplex destroyed in Saturday fire in Vanderbilt
• 2012 Buergermeister Rudi Edel - active volunteer and more
• Police probe fatal wreck near Lewiston
• Wildlife artist Kim Dement's work on display at Arts Center
• Stingy defense keeps GHS in the hunt for conference glory with 0-0 tie against West
• Elk poaching update: Four Vanderbilt men investigated for illegal kill
• Filet-O-Carp on menu? GHS students prepare, eat Asian delicacy for class
• J-L seeks millage OK for new buses
• Police chief FitzGerald to hang up hat in September
• County owned, former DNR property could go back to state
• Fans of vintage snowmobiles raise $800 for Friends for Life
• Cross-country trek of VHS grad inspires many
• Strong offensive attack lifts Gaylord to shutout win
• A bad inning dooms J-L to baseball split
• Sale of Cheboygan hospital expected to get green light today; some service will resume but not all
• Bankruptcy hearing scheduled today on Cheboygan hospital deal
• Tuesday lockdown earns good marks for GMS
• J-L busing changes increase riders, but cause some problems
• Army Corps of Engineers releases final draft of options for aquatic nuisance controls
• Step Back in Time: Twas a great day when Boyne City invaded Gaylord
• Counsil: Gaylord grad has an eye for art
• NFL draft weekend reunites pair of longtime friends
• World Book Night illuminates reading
• Leadership Otsego County students see community through others' eyes
• 'Community Connect' May 10 event focus: Connecting services with people in need
• J-L sweeps Onaway in home dual
• Gaylord track teams shake off the rust at Chippewa Hills
• Do your checklist before floating your boat
• Hundreds of thousands may lose Internet in July
• Army Corps releases final draft of options for aquatic nuisance controls
• National Transportation Safety Board: Plane stalled before Charlevoix crash that killed 2
• Rick Holt tapped as new J-L chief
• Bailey trial canceled - Pleads guilty to aggravated assault
• Earth Day: AmeriCorps workers Justin Burchett and Emily Cook
• April 28 benefit dinner scheduled for active Scout, soccer mom
• Gaylord soccer defeats Cadillac to stay perfect on the season
• Leeks: The possibilities are endless
• April showers bring rain delays
• Prosecutor in closed session:
• Detective: Lee shot several times
• Local woman shares her experience of addiction with students
• Some rejoice, others lament repeal of state's helmet law
• Werlein named one of Donate Life America's '12 Inspiring Women'
• Campfire cause of 44-acre wildfire
• Former Gaylord resident Ellie Vandiver named San Diego's 'Teacher of the Year'
• Veryser to serve a year in jail for St. Mary School embezzlement
• J-L girls' track, DeLuca open Ski Valley with a bang
• New hearing date set in Cheboygan Memorial Hospital bankruptcy case
• 'Renaissance' gets support, criticism at GOP meeting
• New Gaylord group looks to address inequalities
• Team Depot lends helping hands at Camp Live, Laugh, love for grieving children
• Baseball 2012: J-L eyeing long tourney run
• Baseball 2012: Deep Snowbird squad looks to defend District title
• Baseball 2012: Gaylord poised to break through in win column
• Charlevoix County staffer calls her boss a liar, bully
• Youth 4-H Club has a deep history in Otsego County
• Gaylord resident speaks out about speech disorder
• Softball preview: More experience, speed gives J-L hope
• Softball preview: Rebuilding continues for hopeful Blue Devil program
• Softball preview: St. Mary looks to compete for league, district championships
• Gaylord's Weber signs pro contract, could make debut this weekend
• County improves in health ranking, but still places below neighbors
• Elderly driving safety: When is it time to step in to revoke driving privileges?
• Cheboygan's Archambo headed to D.C. to testify on clean air
• Spring Cleanup slated for May 12
• Coming clean about soapmaking
• Track preview: Talented girls aim high for GHS
• Track preview: J-L girls look to continue league dominance
• Kids-only fishing at Petoskey's lime kiln pond
• Cheboygan Memorial Hospital releases information for patients
• Administrators say Cheboygan hospital reopening is unlikely
• Cheboygan Memorial Hospital closes doors
• Alpine Haus complex welcomes 'family' back
• Zoning ordinance for marijuana dispensaries approved in Vanderbilt
• Hearing to reopen Bay Mills Vanderbilt casino may be postponed
• Lewiston teen takes her curling game international
• News briefs: GOP primaries in three states today; mass murder shooting at Christian school
• National Wildlife Federation takes a look at Michigan's winter blues
• 3 unpaid parking tickets could affect licensing
• Customers frustrated as gas prices rise
• Recycling proposal could be on November ballot
• Appeal denied in Pigeon River dam case
• Officials agree emergency plan has holes after Christmas Eve gas leak
• The Next Level: Area athletes shine in hockey, track
• Gaylord runners start the season indoors and bring home hardware
• Mackinac Bridge going 'blue' for autism month
• Great Lakes residents clash over water levels
• Attorney general letters at odds with public statements by prosecutor
• Boyne City firefighter charged with embezzlement
• GHS principal: 'No changes in protocol' since Feb. shooting in Ohio
• Cyberbullying 'getting worse' at local schools
• GHS soccer preview: Youngsters feed an experienced squad
• State runner-up Snowbirds compete with other top teams in Gaylord
• Jury awards $1.5 million in wrongful death claim
• Michigan fracking 101: You've heard of it. Here's how it works.
• Cheboygan Memorial Hospital sold to McLaren Health Care
• Montmorency County dispute putting strays at risk
• Renovation creates affordable downtown housing
• MiWorks! lending hand for job seekers
• 'The Hunger Games' captivates local readers, moviegoers
• GMS students learn old craft of taxidermy
• Karli Jacob's back-to-back Player of the Year leads All-Area team
• Bagley Twp. wildfire burns just over an acre
• Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians could legalize same-sex marriages
• World news: Shooter standoff in France; Romney wins Illinois
• Boys basketball: Hornets succumb under barrage of Carney-Nadeau 3-pointers
• 70s, 80s in March unprecedented, historic
• Engineers brainstorm on Main St. 'Renaissance'
• J-L's Hilgendorf reflects upon 40-year career in education
• Web site to begin using 'pay meter' for some content on March 26
• 'Pippi' comes to St. Mary stage
• Gaylord Bobcats celebrate Cinderella's success
• Gahm leads 2012 All-Area Boys' Basketball team
• Car crashes into post office front door
• Friends of Reddie: 'They didn't have to kill him'
• Deputy cleared in Grayling man's fatal shooting
• Saturday recycling part of county pilot project
• Northern Michigan Regional Hospital to change name to McLaren -- Northern Michigan
• Traditions: St. Patrick's Day in Ireland
• Snowbirds stunned at buzzer: Layup lifts Trojans in quarters
• 'Gal' guide says fishing knows no gender
• ANALYSIS: Romney's losses in Alabama, Mississippi underscore GOP struggle
• Gaylord renaissance plan 'could truly change the face of downtown'
• Local Lions Club helps give sight to the world
• McKinley receives Daune Weiss Businessperson of the Year award
• GHS Drama Club to perform musical comedy, 'Kiss Me, Kate'
• Guss returns to Treetops to team with Smith in golf academy
• Newspaper wins records lawsuit; Judge finds prosecutor 'arbitrary and capricious'
• Lessons learned: Emergency responders, utility companies reflect on the storm
• Chairman's Award goes to Friendship Center, Kaczanowski
• Time for change: Daylight saving season starts Sunday
• Girl Scouts celebrating 100th birthday!
• Mission completed: St. Mary captures Regional title
• Lady Snowbirds advance to State quarterfinals with victory over Posen
• Jacob reaches milestone moment as St. Mary prepares for Regional Finals
• Few dozen remain without power in Charlevoix County
• At least one more dark night for some
• Missing family 'alive and well'
• Almost there: power services back for many
• From massive storm to flooding concerns
• Split decisions in GOP Super Tuesday primary, Romney lead continues
• Fri., Sat. snowstorm drops 10-15" on Gaylord
• Utility crews still working Tuesday to return power to hard hit areas
• Leadership class encourages Shaffer to become top chamber ambassador
• J-L clutch shooting key to upset victory against Inland Lakes
• Wild St. Mary comeback ends in victory
• Regional reset: St. Mary poised for a rematch with Brimley, but Mackinaw City looms first
• Utilities follow set priorities when repairing storm damage
• Snow's 'cement-mixer' consistency increased impact on region
• Weekend's winter walloping keeps emergency crews busy
• Storm hardships bring big business, friendly neighbors
• Snow my gosh!
• Thousands still powerless, 48 hours later
• Thousands still without power, backup utility crews arrived today
• Heavy snow, high winds cut power across Michigan
• Storm update: E-Free church opening doors as relief shelter
• Region hunkers down for overnight chill
• SNOW STORM UPDATE: Shelters opening up
• 20k+ without power, Red Cross considers shelters
• Snow storm blasts Northern Michigan
• Otsego County Fair 2012
• Shutdown valves expected to block H2S releases
• Gaylord in bull's-eye for big snowstorm
• Romney, Santorum split state's delegates
• Chamber's 'Bell Tower Award' goes to Seams Like New
• New Century Signs wins customer service 'Golden Pineapple Award'
• Gaylord hockey run ends in double OT
• Bad basketball shot led Mason to wrestling mat
• Blue Devils' growth can't match Petoskey's height
• Senate defeats bill to reverse birth control rule
• Authorities release name of Boyne City woman found dead in East Jordan
• Boyne City woman found dead in East Jordan
• Police seek information regarding missing Petoskey family
• State: Ski lift inspected after 'misload'
• Storm brings snow, freezing rain to Michigan
• Girls basketball: Petoskey, Gaylord meet in district semifinal
• A new vision for Main Street: County board supports downtown concept
• Levin presses Postal Service for closure info information
• Gaylord Community Productions entertain through theater
• Bajko's heroic goal allows Gaylord to top Petoskey when it counts
• J-L passes test in gritty victory against Bulldogs
• U.S. Supreme Court won't get involved in Asian carp fight
• EPA OKs permit for Bay Harbor injection well
• Gaylord Postal Service data processing closure now official
• Republican primary leaders running neck and neck before Tuesday's vote.
• Downtown project: New streetscape?
• Timing, Hansens spoil perfect SMH season
• McCourt: Much-needed changes should set up an exciting Daytona 500 Sunday
• Rising home sales point to better real estate year ahead
• Noggin Room embezzler sentenced to one year in jail
• Petoskey gateway project would carry 'not-so-small' pricetag
• Michigan budget includes $43M more for state police
• Osburn selected as American Association of University Women 'Woman Making History'
• Gaylord's chocolatier honored for 'pay it forward' mindset
• Northwood U starting hospitality program in Gaylord hospitality program to start in Gaylord this fall
• St. Mary welcomes Sacred Heart in state-ranked showdown
• Gaylord misses power play opportunities, in close one with West
• Blue Devils up in 2nd half, but Titans hang on in boys basketball thriller
• Mason moves on to Individual Wrestling State Finals
• Dwayne Swenor remembered as great teacher, coach
• Gaylord Rotary mission to make the world a better place
• State budget has a modest increase in school funding
• 75th anniversary of first UAW contract celebrated
• SMH crosses off 1st goal: Ski Valley championship
• Fatal police shooting: Family, friends of victim demonstrate concern over death
• 3 candidates now competing for prosecutor job
• Nurse from Gaylord's first surgical hospital turns 100
• J-L board OKs request for bus millage
• Alpenfrost, Polar Plunge winter successes
• Update: Two transported to hospital after house fire, names released
• 4 Devils advance at Districts
• Gaylord hockey team snaps skid with win against Oilers
• GHS girls win bowling league
• SMH boys blitz Forest Area
• Educational Achievement System to take effect; no local schools impacted
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records, films, dies
• Michigan pro-life advocates push for stricter abortion laws
• Detroit-area author Zaslow killed in car accident near U.S. 131/M-32 intersection
• Chief prepares for staff reductions
• Blaze destroys barn south of Vanderbilt
• Nowicki announces bid for sheriff's job
• Some positives for GHS despite Glenn's record smashing
• GHS wrestlers catch 5th-straight District title, Hall hits 150
• Fourman helps CMU to Disney success helps CMU to Disney success
• Lack of trail snow forces some businesses to cope, others to hope
• County leaders question prosecutor
• Homeland Security Project sponsored by Emmet County Sheriff awarded $70K
• Judge rules in favor of landowner
• Update: MSP probes fatal shooting in Crawford County
• Curran first prosecutor candidate
• Alpenfrost downtown Saturday
• Monusko shares story to encourage others to be their own health advocate
• Court: CA gay marriage ban is unconstitutional
• Comeback: Gahm helps Devils to sterling second half
• St. Mary girls ranked No. 1 in Class D
• Giants beat Patriots 21-17 to win the Super Bowl
• Coast Guard rescues South Manitou Island kayaker
• Snow shortage leads to cancellation of two major events
• Warm winter may impact coming maple syrup season
• Retiring after 40-year career in police work
• Quality of life survey: 'Confirms things we take for granted'
• Gaylord holding budget work session on Monday night
• Gaylord swim team gets ISC victory
• St. Mary boys pull away from J-L in second half
• Boyne City's Winterfest becomes Slushfest
• Several subjects arrested after break-in, police chase
• Groundhog spots its shadow; six more weeks of winter
• Big win for Romney in Florida; women drive victory
• Weather interrupts school operations, but snowfall lags
• Remembering iconic Flint Sit-Down Strike of 1937
• Preparing for disaster - Planning guide with tips now on county Web site
• Youthful Blue Devils cut their teeth at NMCs
• Report proposes dividing the Great Lakes, Mississippi to defeat Asian carp
• Indian River house fire claims life of woman, 38
• Community takes part in poverty simulation
• Snow system hits Northern Michigan
• UPDATED: Charlevoix Hotel burns down
• Child poverty indicators on the rise in Otsego County
• Money dictates choice between adult foster care, nursing home care
• Leaving in March, Legel reflects on his years as prosecutor
• Step Back in Time: Mrs. Smith documents early growth of Gaylord
• Gaylord puts the squeeze on BNC for 5th-straight championship
• St. Mary, Borowiak 3rd quarter bombs sink Lady Cardinals
• Petoskey's height bothers Blue Devils
• Tip of the Mitt Watershed: Storm water lessons learned
• Republican U.S. Senate candidates stump Gaylord
• Facing winter: Caution advised when shoveling
• Blue Devils REACH OUT to join OMH in breast cancer fight Friday
• Gaylord goes cold against Cadillac
• Powerhouse Trojans flex muscles against Blue Devils
• Gaylord can capture 5th-straight BNC wrestling title Wednesday
• January rainfall creates icy roads and highways
• Firefighters battle pole barn fire in Hayes Township
• Sault tribe announces plans for $245 million downtown Lansing casino
• Former Penn State coach Joe Paterno dead at 85
• Gingrich storms to SC victory, scrambling GOP race
• 'Synthetic' pot legal but dangerous, police say
• Move-in complete, new animal shelter to open Monday
• Sno*Drift returns Jan. 27-28 to Montmorency County
• Books for stormy days: Area experts weigh in on top winter picks
• Bad news for opponents as No. 2 'Birds only getting better
• Hall of Fame Class of 2012: Davis built into J-L lore
• Hall of Fame Class of 2012: Ewing owned record book while starring for Cardinals
• After decades of untreated rage, Vietnam veteran finds peace
• Groen Nature Preserve planning now under way
• Roll and Go Tobacco fighting 'cigarette' tax status
• GHS drops heartbreaker to league-leading Titans
• Petoskey finishes off sweep of Blue Devils
• Crawford, Hope lead new-look Blue Devil swim team
• Girls hoops roundup: Snowbirds, Cards easily win, look ahead to Jan. 24 battle
• G-P property taken off the market
• New photography club focus is area's natural beauty
• Hall of Fame Class of 2012: McNamara will add another award
• Youthful cheer team looks to surprise competition
• Gaylord inches closer to BNC wrestling title
• Sproule's body found after search of Pigeon River forest
• Missing man update: Relatives believe he's alive, continue search
• Gaylord native in Coast Guard assists ice-locked Russian ship
• 'Alpenfrost' unites events in revival of 'Winterfest'
• Snowbirds ranked high in girls' hoops Class D polls
• GHS girls, Moody keep rolling in bowling league
• Alpena wins wire-to-wire BNC boys' battle
• Christmas Eve gas leak identified as toxic hydrogen sulfide
• Polar Plunge moving to downtown
• Capacity for salt storage doubles with construction of new facility
• Pigeon River forest grows by 517 acres
• Tomaski ices Cadillac with game-winning score
• Gaylord girls pass major test at 1-1
• Worker gets 3rd-degree burns in Dover Township well fire
• UPDATE: Man charged after allegedly beating, burning woman in Bear Creek Township
• First baby, Braelyn Rogers, arrives 3 hours into 2012
• New businesses have positive outlook heading into new year
• New year finally brings the snow; businesses happy
• Making wrestling safer: 3-pronged test combats drastic weight loss
• Sharpe brings experience to Treetops
• Hall of Fame Class of 2012: Scott found success as both Gaylord player and coach
• Jergenson new Salvation Army manager
• Gaylord native, and Vietnam veteran seeks peace through national group
• First baby can expect prizes galore
• Snow making vital when Mother Nature doesn't deliver
• Grayling gas leak smelled 80 miles away
• Christmas came early for Friendship Housing Center
• More than 100 Sears, Kmart stores to close; Gaylord Sears Hometown will remain open
• Krupiarz earns Eagle status with natural area face-lift
• Hall of Fame Class of 2012: Lovelace has left mark on sports across county
• Former Otsego County athletes make wave at college level
• Geologists explain controversial gas extraction method, fracking
• MarkOne seeks markets for its 'GreenCleen' system in China
• Local drunk driving enforcement gears up
• Picture-perfect victory: Six in a row for Gaylord girls
• Resilient Wildcats go down swinging against Johannesburg-Lewiston
• Gaylord City Police chief: Curbing cell use while driving 'difficult'
• Benishek says economy, jobs top priorities for 2012
• Teacher honored for fostering domestic violence awareness program
• Gaylord hockey turns things around with a win, close loss
• Hall of Fame Class of 2012: 1985 Blue Devils ran the table in football
• Gapinski proves she's best in state PPK contest
• Increase in severe weather has authorities on alert
• Prosecutor Legel won't seek 3rd term
• No threat in lockdown at J-L
• St. Mary takes rivalry clash
• Gaylord girls win fourth in a row
• Greater Otsego County Hall of Fame inductee, Hagland had success in football, basketball and track
• No snow, Santa? Ski resorts working to make the white stuff
• Gaylord native enters online writing contest
• MacMaster proud of 'the speed ... we're getting things done' in House
• Wambold gets warm send-off at his last council meeting
• GHS keeps the puck moving, wins flowing
• J-L, St. Mary rivalry: Big game gets bigger with title implications
• First quarter allows Petoskey to cruise past Blue Devils
• Shopping mecca: Otsego County No. 1 in per capita retail spending
• Vanderbilt businesses plan to grow after sale
• Moolenaar talks about first year in 36th District seat
• Gaylord girls take thriller at defending champ's home
• Blue Devil wrestling notches dramatic victory against Rogers City
• South Maple youngster's hard work pays off in motorcycle series
• Former 4-H council treasurer charged with embezzlement
• Victim of deadly U.P. plane crash had ties to Otsego Ski Patrol
• Good Samaritan killed in crash while helping motorists on I-75
• Snowbird defense frustrates Panthers
• Four teenage girls hurt in weekend rollover, 1 critical
• Concerns over practice of fracking compels group to meet with DEQ
• Prosecutor: Charges dropped against VAS teacher
• Mom shares son's suicide, hopes to raise awareness
• Thievery helps Cards secure blowout win
• Blue Devils reload: Young team represents BNC's wrestling dynasty
• Community steps up, helps fill vital need at Friendship Housing Center
• 11 - A Gaylord family's lucky number
• Chief urges chimney fire safety
• Candlelight service Dec. 11 for those feeling impact of a child's death
• Groen Nature Preserve deeded to Otsego County, paving way for public use
• Huff overcomes injury to make All-State for J-L
• Gaylord hockey makes good of tournament opportunity
• Radar upgrade: More precise weather forecasting
• Friday shoppers delight at early sales
• Average winter on tap for Gaylord?
• Adoption day brings joy to families
• Rounds up this year: Treetops Resort sees success with change in strategy
• Mike's Garage: NASCAR recap
• Memories of the best Thanksgiving ever
• Transitional housing for veteran makes for a sweet Thanksgiving
• Nature preserve in plan
• Harden remembered as a 'giver and doer'
• Sarah's mission of giving an inspirational story
• Gaylord splits in Alpena tourney to begin season
• LaJoie captures Border Wars national wrestling tournament
• Statistics show car-deer accidents higher during month of November
• Housing Center could lose 18 beds
• Walking in Grayling's winter wonderland
• 2011 volleyball final: Nickert, Schlicher share HT Player of the Year award
• Judge grants stay in Pigeon River dam case
• Suspects face armed robbery charges
• 'Lights for Learning' honors individuals, supports schools
• Wellness center provides holistic approach to sleep disorders
• Gaylord High hockey preview: New coach Long has experience, size and youth to work with
• Fun for a good cause at Gaylord Turkey Trot
• Deer hunters aim for opening day
• Schools qualify for 'best practices'
• Wilson leaves Gaylord for Novi AD position
• 2011 football final: Hardy named All-Area player of the year
• DNR's DePew clears woods of trash piles, violators
• Bailey trial to start Tuesday
• Drunk driver hits patrol car, parked vehicles, sign
• Bids in for Otsego Club; no decision on sale
• Wishart to run for city council without opposition
• Wambold 'hanging it up after 20 years on city council
• Things that go BOO in the night
• Records shatter again as Gaylord swims to perfect season in ISC
• SMH netters sweep Mancelona
• The next level: Freeman succeeds after waiting his turn at Taylor
• Work camp, drug court, keep jail numbers in check
• Flying 99s, volunteers redo airport's compass rose
• Gaylord man completes officer training
• Spooky Spectacular at Tee Lake Resort and other Halloween events
• St. Mary scores big; wins $10,000 Frito-Lay grant
• Upcoming: Friday night fight
• High flying Cardinals earn victory over St. Mary
• Jim Cotant: Respected, loved by many in community
• USPS proposes closing Gaylord mail processing center
• Howard, Fischer earn all-conference
• Plane lands safely after fire scare
• New look, new services at MSU Ext.
• Friendship Shelter changes name to Friendship Housing Center
• Police: 'Suspicious' items found in field could be meth ingredients
• After winning 6 on the road, Cards entertain Joburg crowd
• Gaylord's Maddix pushes himself to limit in completing 100k race
• Gaylord graduate Aune interns with the pros
• OCFD responds to fire at Gaylord residence
• Truck driver dead after wreck on Mackinac Bridge
• Drug court saves money and lives; more efficient than jail
• Nelson Funeral Home 'in compliance' with state licensing
• New VAS principal familiar face at school
• New grant gets kids up and exercising
• DeLuca, Cards run away with SVC title
• Cards spike Mancelona, eye district title
• 2011 Sportsman of the year: Radtke preserves shooting sports through Scouts
• City moves forward with Aspen Park property purchase
• New trial starts in assault with attempt to murder case
• Karen O'Dell captures big prize
• Postal Service findings: Close processing center
• Monday fire damages Guthrie Lakes home
• Many childrens' first words are spoken through signing
• Gaylord comeback falls short in BNC dual
• Gaylord cross-country teams battle among best in state at Portage Invite
• Candle blamed for fire at Guthrie Lakes home
• Area schools post healthy enrollment numbers
• Price of gas on downward trend
• Great 'moonlight' deals in downtown Gaylord
• Young Blue Devils show spark in BNC victory
• Gaylord drops tough Senior Night battle
• Runners prep for 100k ultramarathon from Gaylord to Mackinaw City
• Jay Leno picks on HT photo in `Headlines' segment
• Apple says company co-founder Steve Jobs has died
• Gaylord resident petitions Benishek for 'Buffett Rule'
• HT Newspaper of the Year; wins host of other awards
• Gaylord sees blueprint in Northmen
• After furious St. Mary start, 'sleeping giant' awakens
• Olympic gold medalist Wescott talks snowboarding at Boyne
• City looks at 5.73 acres next to Aspen Park
• Spotlight shines on Otsego Club Ski Patrol
• Postal workers, local citizens picket Benishek's office
• Snap! The sound of success for the Gaylord swim team
• Sanders, Brigham honored at soccer complex
• Gaylord gives Petoskey handful in BNC volleyball battle
• Funding cuts rip social safety net
• Gaylord has eye on next week's annual student count
• Narcotics team raids Bay Medical; seizes marijuana and related items
• Estelle wins prestigious community leadership award
• Gone gourd-wild in Gaylord
• Area CC kicks into high gear
• Gaylord blanks Alpena
• YoungeDyke, SMH fall in Central Lake return
• Another GHS swim record
• Waters P.O. spared, for now
• Guardian Gals to host 'Making Change,' event
• At GCS Custodial duties taken over by private company
• Helping hands enhance Pigeon River habitat
• Gaylord wins first 65 minutes, but falls in last 15 to Cadillac
• Snowbirds start strong but fall
• Gaylord angles toward swim title with huge road win
• Child poverty on the rise: Up 64 percent in state from 2000-2009
• Recycling group eyes voter OK for start-up
• HT's Engle embarking on Asian carp tour
• Mystery shopper offer likely a scam, police say
• The almost lost art of canning: Local woman makes it look easy
• Lights out for Gaylord in one-point loss
• Iron willed win: Mancelona seizes control of Ski Valley with 40-0
• Postal service lists locations for possible closure
• 2 area firefighters offer help in Lone Star State
• Local mediators: Offering helpful hands in face of dispute
• Oktoberfest makes return for third year
• Young hunters take part in bird hunt
• Gaylord falls in another hard-fought Big North battle
• Campbell, Fitzhenry bring home silver for North America
• One More Cast: Survey continues history of AuSable fish data
• Early-morning fire destroys company truck
• Lawnichaks helped at Ground Zero in 9/11 aftermath
• Otsego Lake Project: Mapping measures sediment depths
• Meteorologist: Goodbye 80s, hello 20s
• A lot on the line: Much to be learned about area football teams in Week 4
• DeLuca, Howard top finishers at mud run
• Cards engineer improbable comeback to remain unbeaten
• Smoke blows in from Minn. wildfire
• Employment jeopardy: 'Devastating' job loss if post office processing center closes
• Lansing marijuana rally: Local dispensary owners meet with area legislators
• MSU Extension program will help parents adjust to changing times
• J-L gets past Snowbirds in SVC volleyball opener
• Local veteran wins Patriot Golf Shootout
• Gaylord swim team not looking to share this year
• Marijuana tester finds 'Street-bought' pot unsafe
• Fines doubled for motorists in school bus safety zones
• Rain holds off, Thunder rolls on
• Community events dedicated to 9/11 anniversary this week
• Growing Michigan fish
• Snowbirds battle, but fall
• Veterans, families to be honored during expo
• Thunder Over Waters Grand Marshals: Mike & Ann Ray
• County jobless rate at 12.2 percent
• Grant helps GACA obtain a new look inside and out
• Cassisi, Stone turn up the heat in the Redwood kitchen
• Gaylord gives Petoskey all it can handle
• Pigeon, Sturgeon rivers to see improvements
• Outlook optimistic: Business owners expect robust Labor Day
• Thunder Over Waters Sunday
• Construction moving along on complex
• 'It's About Choice' Not your grandfather's senior expo
• HOG wild at Zips' 45th
• Lightning fires up Cardinals
• Gaylord downs Vikings in home opener
• No rush to shut down medical pot shops in Mich.
• 7 marijuana dispensaries close here
• 'Compassionate Friends' help families to cope with death of a child
• From hunting to fashion Fair Queen Huff has many interests
• Blue Devils stop Cheboygan 12-7 in thrilling first game
• Back to School for Gaylord - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Oil man Becker gets lifetime achievement award
• Tom Gill remembered
• Everyone a winner in first Michigan Cup
• 7 of 8 schools get passing grades on state test
• Wanted: Buyer for Otsego Club
• HOG rally coming to Gaylord
• GHS marching band prepares for 2011 season
• Gaylord soccer preview: Team brings new system, players to recent success
• 'Stampede' in Gaylord: 25 teams to take the field this weekend
• Young animal farmers ready for fair
• Aerospace in Otsego County?
• An extended community gets behind Michaywe Pines for Research
• GHS coaches brave the elements, gear up for 2011 season
• Wright to take his game to one of the nation's top programs
• Partial Mancelona Road closure begins Wednesday
• Celebration remembers unofficial Waters mayor
• AuSable River lightning strike survivor uses music as therapy
• Hague arraigned on multiple criminal charges
• Back in the red: Hoffman returns to J-L sideline
• Gahm steps up: GHS senior in the spotlight at showcase
• Update: Arson suspect arrested after ORV chase on I-75
• Raycraft to receive Bronze Star from Levin
• Increased room tax to fund tourism bureau marketing plan
• It's about that time... Fresh start on day 1 of football
• Fuel for Thought: Learning how to golf with Jason Guss
• Lady Cardinals upset boys in Timberfest basketball tourney
• Beware of scams: 'It it sounds too good to be true, then it is'
• Mark your calendar for Farmfest weekend: Aug. 12-14
• Keeping tabs on sturgeon, Michigan's living fossils
• New hockey coach Long brings extensive experience
• Uncertainty in Washington concerns seniors
• How dry was July? Less than 1/2 inch of rain: Driest on record!
• Goodwill expects Sept. completion: Housing for homeless vets on track
• Presenting: Willy Wonka
• Young grappler finds support to take on cancer
• The world's top instructor makes his mark on the Loon
• Gaylord's Kassuba latest local runner to head to Illinois school
• Triebold, LaJoie repeat as AuSable River Canoe Marathon champions
• Johannesburg-Lewiston school layoffs first in more than 20 years
• Council OKs grant application for road extension
• Concerns prompt fair board to rework financial practices
• Tennis anyone? Camp Sylvan campers to learn net sport
• 10-11 All-Stars fall a run short of State Finals
• Camp more than just running
• Custodians lose their jobs; Grand Rapids firm to maintain GCS buildings
• Judge orders removal of Pigeon River dam
• Lightning kills 2 Lewiston women; 1 survivor in fair condition
• Livingston Township blaze destroys outbuildings
• Gaylord 9-10 patience, key hits spark comeback victory
• Garland offers everything that's good about Northern Michigan golf
• 64th AuSable River Canoe Marathon starts Saturday in Grayling
• Lewiston women killed in lightning strike
• Committee looks to revamp recycling
• Native American event at fairgrounds July 30-31
• OCCOA earns prestigious Blue Cross Blue Shield award
• Dutcher to take on professionals overseas
• Ron Dale to coach GHS boys soccer
• Test results for area high schools: 'Above average'
• Local sales of air conditioners surge with heat
• Diocese of Gaylord: profound impact
• M-TEC students lend a hand in 'Habitat' project
• Storytellers bring music, tales from around the world
• Annual Edelweiss Garden Club garden walk a blooming success
• Gaylord 9-10s oust J-L, continue to dominate District tournament
• Beating the heat: Alpenfest runners try to post top times despite temps
• All-Star 10-11s best in District
• Miller promotes book on history and football Saturday at Saturn
• Half of all area births Medicaid funded
• Diocese of Gaylord turns 40
• Injury doesn't stop Werlein from medaling, showing passion
• Gaylord All-Stars fall in 1-0 Semifinal thriller
• Debt paid back, Schuster's release expected
• Gaylord's Jordan Blaker crowned National Cherry Festival queen
• Wickert switches directions, will play football in Ann Arbor
• All-Stars slide through to semis
• Prepaid funeral issue settled: Nelson Funeral Home agrees to fund $1.4M escrow account
• Locals support EPA's proposed updates to Clean Air Act in Chicago, D.C. hearings
• Setting for Warner's new book is Soo Locks during World War II
• A Step Back in Time: Rough and tumble times in early Otsego County
• The Elders headline wide variety of acts on the Alpenstage
• Hair-raising J-L advances to Quarterfinals
• Gaylord 11s storm to District final
• 2011 Alpenfest Schedule
• Businesses benefit from Michigan Works! help
• Impact Festival brings music, ministry to Gaylord
• Franckowiak retires from city
• Last call for final round of facade projects for downtown
• Woman ejected from SUV in fatal I-75 crash
• Frederic Twp. man, 71, charged with homicide after the fatal shooting of his brother, 60
• Wilkinson resigns as GHS hockey coach after 3 years
• Gaylord to face Manistee in quarters
• GCS board adopts new $26M budget; ratifies 7 labor contracts with salary freezes
• Chavey honored for contributions to county, statewide organizations
• Vanderbilt casino to remain closed
• 3 local Gaylord street projects to begin Aug. 1
• Officials urge reponsible fun
• Juried photography exhibition opening at GACA arts center
• Hardy closes career as top player
• Cruz: 3-straight years as top coach
• Mio woman charged in armed robberies
• Parking meters expired?
• 'Recreation Passport' spares campgrounds exceeds goals
• Merchant hopeful lower gas prices will drive tourists north to Gaylord
• Raffle tickets on sale for Garland Charity Classic
• Days, times and places to view fireworks in Northern Michigan
• Gaylord's Olson lobbies for American Cancer Society
• Cook rounds out career with second Player of the Year nod
• Nowicki takes HT coach of the year
• Local men arrested in scrap metal theft
• Grayling MDOT to close
• United Way history part 1 - Early groups served as precursors
• New deputy Tubbs thrives on helping people
• Retiring Chavey to be honored for work with Salvation Army
• Aspen Ridge opening Antique Car Show & BBQ to public
• Europe bound: Gaylord duo to represent North America in Prague
• Treetops Resort looks to grant wishes
• 40 trips in, 'Gunnel Grabbers' have many miles to go
• Update: Woman dies after car plunges into lake
• Return to sender? Possible Waters post office closure upsets some postal customers
• NTSB on cause of '09 plane crash: 'Loss of control,' not mechanical failure
• Former Gaylord woman killed in Montana crash
• 'Wings over Gaylord' a spectacular event
• Summer reading program soars at county airport
• J-L's Cook, VanCoillie earn All-State status in baseball
• Game on: Veteran coach to take the headset for Snowbird football
• Dombrowski posts Top-20 finish in state finals
• The future of former DNR property - Dog park, jail site?
• J-L board president calls it a career after 21 years
• Consultant: Need core downtown marketing message
• Hospice of Michigan: Helpful 'toolkit' available for caregivers
• GHT's Ryan wins 'Outstanding High School Graduate' scholarship
• Patriot games: McKinley participates in Patriot Cup
• Dreyer to continue career with Saints
• One more cast: DNR plotting out food sources for wildlife
• Lawyer: Teen calls death of Mich. girl 'accident'
• GCS eyes privatizing custodial services
• AG Schuette talks freedom of information, open meetings
• New director Bensinger: Foundation valuable to community
• J-L baseball headlines group of all-conference athletes
• Snowbirds notch dramatic win, fall in regional final
• Gaylord men sentenced on variety of heroin charges
• J-L Schools deal with funding cuts
• Mopping up after wildfire
• Baiting ban lifted here
• Wolfgang commits to Spring Arbor
• Boyce inked to play football for Greensboro College
• Vanderbilt cuts go beyond staff
• Teens and alcohol: Deadly mixture
• 'Wings Over Gaylord' ready to take off
• Attorney General Schuette to speak in Gaylord
• Rehabilitators bring animals back from the brink
• District showdown: Third time a charm for Snowbirds
• J-L success part teamwork, part fun
• UPDATED: Nessel sentenced in 4-man fatal
• Gaylord Community Schools teacher layoffs result of unprecedented state funding cuts
• Levin inspects $17.57M Camp Grayling improvements
• On Relay for Life weekend, McVannel fights on
• Artist reception June 11
• J-L thunder rumbles Cards to comeback victory
• Track Finals ahead this weekend for GHS, J-L
• Work starts on new Alpine Hause
• First Street: Top priority in city's 2011 project list
• Results from study could limit use of former DNR property
• Old-fashioned fun during 'Otsego County History Week'
• 4 straight Ski Valley titles for J-L girls track team
• LaJoie adds Greco Roman, Folkstyle titles to trophy mantle
• J-L salvages split with 'Birds
• Ahrenberg, Facchinetti reflect on their tours of duty in Korea
• Pigeon River dam plan still in limbo
• On the lakes, ORV trails: Be careful out there, officer urges
• Budget adopted; city Web site on the way' Mary¿s Tavern beer tent for Alpenfest OK
• Time to remember: Veterans, children flag the past at area cemeteries
• Berkshire takes helm of GHS football program
• Duczkowski selected to fill Blaker vacancy on council
• What next for DNR property? County eyes future uses
• Otsego Haus: 'It's a place where you like to come'
• Seams Like New offers unique shopping experience
• St. Mary fifth-grade students re-enact history
• Falk serves as U-M equipment manager for 37 years
• GHS runners set records on their way to state finals
• Despite outcome, Snowbirds' Comerica outing proves memorable
• Officers seek identity of larceny suspects
• Crawford County CSC suspect at large
• Churchill 'an inspiration to women'
• Scoring on MEAP: GCS, J-L students excel; Vanderbilt struggles
• Benishek makes stop in Gaylord area
• Main Branch Gallery opens in Grayling
• Mock disaster: A test of county's first responders
• Lawton, Gilling make team for Meijer Hockey State Games
• Under pressure: Blue Devils give Petoskey all it can handle
• SMH, Northwoods archers among nation's best
• Heroin deaths on rise: 5 fatal overdoses in past year
• Twins and triplets arrive for Northern couples
• Otsego Memorial Hospital celebrates 60 years
• Building bunk beds for Friendship Shelter: M-TEC students put skills to good use
• Downtown antiques market Sat. marks 10th anniversary
• Dombrowski adds to growing golf resume: GHS junior wins Gladwin Invite
• Locals shine at Starkermann
• Snowbirds finally earn a sweep, gear up for big Joburg series
• Ultimate sacrifice: Community mourns Marine's death
• Local cleanup, recycling efforts net lots of clutter
• Animal shelter bid OK, groundbreaking next
• Gaylord men arrested in Northern Michigan B&E spree
• Gaylord earns shutout, rolls over Alpena
• Gaylord girls cruise past Vikings
• Olds signs commitment to University of Kentucky
• Fire destroys Frederic Twp. seasonal home
• Batman busted
• Military escort for Day, Funeral services Fri. at E-Free
• City eyes millage for leaf pickup
• Conservation District on a mission for the environment
• 2011 Alpenfest Buergermeister - Bill Granlund
• 2011 Alpenfest Parade Marshall - Dean Johnson
• 2011 Alpenfest Honored Industry - United Way
• Vanderbilt students turn field into forest
• Starkermann Challenge provides a weekend of fun
• St. Mary baseball team to play at Comerica Park
• The 2011 Alpenfest honorees have been announced
• Spring cleanup debatable
• Gaylord's O'Dell casted for 'Ammo and Attitude'
• Strong support here for special education millage renewal
• Fire destroys Alba Road meat processing business
• North Ohio elementary earns state honor
• Gaylord Area Council for the Arts hosting juried art exhibition
• Mike's Garage: Busch NASCAR's main man as racers head to Darlington
• Blue Devils earn rare sweep vs. East Jordan
• GHS field events come up big
• Gaylord softball takes first win of the season
• Fire destroys Alba Road meat processing business
• Gaylord man helping with relief effort
• Sgt. David Day funeral set for May 13
• County SEV shrinks by $60 million
• Oktoberfest mothballed; DDA turns focus to marketing
• Changes abound at Lewiston's Garland Resort
• J-L softball team posts convincing sweep
• SMH hands Mancy first SVC loss in nearly 3 years
• U.S. forces were under orders to kill Bin Laden
• Polling locations for Tuesday's general school board elections
• Chickens OK in city? Resident wants city to adopt ordinance
• Spring cleanup day May 7
• Pastor Jenkins leads Grace Baptist through 25 years of ministry
• Special education millage renewal request on Tuesday's ballot
• In case you didn't know, trout season begins Saturday
• Skate Fenders: Local invention produced here
• J-L girls run away with Ski Valley meet
• Dozens of tornadoes kill 194 in 5 southern states
• Former GCS supt. Buckingham inducted into hall of fame
• Big air Brett: Weiss' high-flying exploits lands magazine cover
• Gaylord grad killed in Afghanistan
• Guilty plea in 2009 crash that killed four Gaylord men
• Schools in trouble? $1 billion transfer, other cuts from K-12 could mean $2.1 million loss for GCS
• Vinicki celebrates Easter with colorful crafts
• Getting around - People trim budgets to fill tank
• Speer named Herald Times interim editor
• St. Mary students earn YIG state champion recognition
• Gaylord's Muzyl competes in Chicago hockey showcase
• Michigan football director of equipment operations Falk to visit Gaylord
• Non-explosive practice bomb found on Charlton Township roadway
• Storm dumps six inches of heavy, wet snow
• Cigarette blamed for small apartment fire
• Recreation group aims to promote northern trails, communities
• April 30 is National prescription drug disposal day
• Creating the Cardinal: 21 years of comic work culminating in Kolka's new book
• Sanders honored with heartfelt tribute, 6-0 win
• Werlein serving on state committee, preparing for World Games
• Weekend snow and mid-week storm dampen outdoor activities
• Great Lakes wolves could come off endangered list
• Pigeon River dam removal plan sparks controversy
• DHS supervisor bound over on CSC charge
• Bay Mills appeal to reopen Vanderbilt casino denied
• Another round? Good brews found here
• Commence spawning! Pike find romance in Hoxie Marsh
• Baseball: Despite losses, Gaylord starts with good effort
• Black Bear first golf course to open, others soon to follow
• Gaylord's Foster takes first at National wrestling finals
• Local retirees headed to Lansing for Wednesday rally
• Alpine Haus Investigation: Aspen housing not 'HUD/MSHDA' approved
• Alpine Haus Investigation: Smith says concerns of residents unfounded
• New to Gaylord: Medical marijuana cooperative
• Alpine Haus Investigation: Aspen Village manager aware of residents' struggles, helped as best he could
• Alpine Haus Investigation: MRD - Residents chose to go to Aspen Village
• Inexperienced, yet talented, Blue Devil girls soccer team takes the field
• Local athletes shine at next level
• Victim in motorcycle-deer collision in serious condition
• Financial pressures mount in Michigan schools
• Goodwill closes on property for veterans
• Pending appeal, Bay Mills Indian Community requests to reopen Vanderbilt casino
• Alpine Haus investigation: Former residents struggle with hardships since fire
• Alpine Village resident Campbell finds himself deeply in debt
• Alpine Haus investigation: Fox has trouble making ends meet at Aspen Village
• State proposes closure of 23 campgrounds, including two in Pigeon Forest
• Local teams begin chase for diamond dreams
• Young Kent follows in footsteps of family members with Snocross success
• LaJoie State champ as Gaylord has six wrestlers place
• Magnitude 7.4 quake hits off Japan coast
• Former Alpine Haus residents struggle in wake of fire
• Aspen Village resident Russell says no offer made to allow him to move
• I-75 crossing report shows some relief in traffic
• Winging it indoors: Awaiting spring, RC club flies inside
• Loon purchases Lakes course to create 36-hole destination
• Area softball teams enter 2011 with high expectations
• A presidential visit - Camp Grayling hosts Latvian president
• Michigan Works! may lose funding
• Raithel enters guilty plea in embezzlement case
• Police patrolling South Maple school zone for unsafe drivers
• United Way offers discount prescription cards
• Snowbirds capture third State archery title in a row
• Gaylord Boosters continue top-notch service
• When he took a bullet for Ronald Reagan
• Player of the Year Jacob follows footsteps of her sisters
• $1 billion arena focal point for movie making venture
• Herald Times wins 6 national awards
• Vandy board drafting marijuana ordinance
• Moratorium on new medical marijuana dispensaries
• Nasser reflects on 25 years as trooper, liaison officer with MSP
• 7th-ranked J-L robotics team prepares for state competition
• Harley owners ready to ride
• Vanderbilt casino follows injunction, closes Tuesday
• Fourth of July weekend for 30th Mellon Triathlon
• Weber, Miami win CCHA title, gear up for NCAA Tournament
• Mathis stepping down as pastor of E-Free Church
• How a medical marijuana card is obtained
• $20.7M cut spares Gaylord MSP post
• Why Shred? - It’s the Law
• Federal judge hears arguments in Vanderbilt casino case
• Ottawa Park Community Meeting
• News Briefs
• AAUW – Gaylord Offers Student Leadership Scholarship
• Weight restrictions in effect for all state highways
• Grand Valley State University Dean’s List
• ‘Curve ball’ from Mother Nature
• Legendary Actress Elizabeth Taylor Dies at 79
• Dozens of casualties in Jerusalem explosion: police
• Otsego County Fair 2011
• Deep Gaylord boys track team seeks records, titles
• Bigger, tougher Gahm earns Player of the Year billing
• St. Mary grad ok after disaster in Japan
• GHS Drama Club presents 'Little shop of Horrors'
• Passenger killed in I-75 crash
• Payne leads MSU to women's national hockey championship
• Cherwinski resigns from SMH football position
• Disaster in Japan: Be wary of relief scams
• Animal shelter seeing spike in abandoned dogs
• OWLS, GLSI grants keep limnology students afield
• County job fair set for March 24 at Eagles Hall
• Soup's on at the First United Methodist Church
• New Cardiac Surgery Protocol Gives Patient Second Chance
• Dates for CRP General Signup Announced
• Why Protecting Personal Information Needs to be Taken Seriously
• News Briefs
• MDOT says "spring forward" means be alert for pedestrians and bicyclists
• MDOT updates highway bridge information on the Web
• KCC seeks nominations for ‘Outstanding Alumnus’
• Gaylord hosts first-ever archery tournament
• Central Lake's Hines wins Miss Basketball
• Residents quiz Moolenaar on state budget cuts
• Bea Kelly is AAUW's Woman Making History
• GHS senior Katyi Brink promoting 'Tap Project'
• Blaker moving out of city, will resign from city council
• The Cathedral Players present 'Snoopy!!!'
• Quake-hit Japan nuclear plant faces new threat
• Pure Michigan funding a boost to local tourism
• City manager on state revenue sharing cuts: 'We already cut it out of the budget'
• Clippers ready for St. Baldrick's head-shaving event at GHS
• Gaylord student describes differences she's experienced in Wales
• A walk in the woods with Greenwood Foundation, Huron Pines
• Zonta event helps women, children trafficked into slavery
• Second-half charge lifts Brimley past St. Mary
• Kalkaska tops youthful J-L in high-octane affair
• News Briefs
• DNRE Reminds Anglers of Mandatory Ice Shanty Removal Dates
• Cardinals win a thriller over Lincoln Alcona
• Defense, transition fuel Snowbirds win
• Gaylord resident reveals her adventures in Wales
• New lights downtown bring new look, lower power bills
• 100% Irish: Hibernian gathering 'another very successful party'
• Former Gaylord resident helps to honor last WWI veteran in film
• Medical marijuana dispensary new business in Vanderbilt
• Pressley faces new drug charges
• GACA hosts photo exhibition
• Gaylord plays well, but falls in hockey playoffs
• Opening District game no problem for J-L girls
• Spartan Stores Launches Statewide Habitat for Humanity Fundraising Campaign
• Resourceful Women: 30 Who Worked to Preserve Michigan’s Water, Woods and Wildlife
• Otsego County Recycling Committee to consider options for improving program
• News Briefs
• Dine Out and Make a Difference
• Hospice Volunteers Needed
• Gaylord Pavilion to be Upgraded for Extended Seasonal Use
• Applications for 2011 Community Foundation Scholarships now available
• Cardinal Comic Goes National
• JV Lady Cardinals close perfect season
• Gaylord falls to Trojans in Class A opener
• Animal Shelter site plan OK
• Jail time served, probation, community service for Taylor
• MacMaster talks about proposed state budget
• Spring cleanup, composting topics for March 28 hearing
• Breaking the ice of the Northern Great Lakes
• Theft ring: Seven arrested for suspected shoplifting scam at area Walmarts
• Frank Buckles, last surviving U.S. World War I veteran, dies
• Former Blue Devil coach Barbieri named to football hall of fame
• State Finals trip a capstone on Lampert's career
• Unexpected scoring gives Gaylord a nice hockey victory
• Police probe fatal crash
• Gas price hikes fueled by Mideas turmoil
• LC Redi Mix rising in Gaylord at Dickerson & McCoy roads
• MaidPro helping women receiving chemo
• Pony Express helping 6-year-old girl with kidney cancer
• Weight restrictions in effect Feb. 18, for commercial truck traffic
• Northern Michigan Regional Hospital Offers Urinary Incontinence Class
• Governor Snyder’s Budget Proposal Aims to Share the Sacrifice
• News Briefs
• Kirtland announces new offerings in Grayling
• Expectant mother loses child in Tuesday crash
• Gaylord girls score huge victory vs. T.C. Central in district preview
• Young Americans in town
• New trout regulations start April 1 on 'Pigeon Country' rivers
• Crossroads keeps recycling focus on secure shredding
• Address signs enhance emergency response time
• Nessel's jury trial postponed until May
• Byram steps into familiar role as Gaylord girls soccer coach
• School, pool marks fall in final home swim meet
• Snyder budget proposal 'devastating' for local school districts
• Railway to pay $266,635 for Grayling blaze firefighting
• Borton headed back to Lansing on birdfeeder issue
• Winter making comeback; plenty of snow at area ski resorts
• Chamber honors businesses, individuals for their community contributions
• Cancer survivor heaps praise on OMH Oncology and Infusion Therapy Center
• News Briefs
• Men Mobilize to End Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
• Otsego County 2011 Job Fair
• Winners Announced for Blissfest Logo Contest
• ABATE of Michigan Donates $3,387 to Otsego County Food Pantry
• AARP Driver Safety Program
• DNR conducting northern wolf survey
• Gaylord comeback thwarted
• Eight Gaylord wrestlers move onto Regionals
• LIGHTS BACK ON
• Forecast spells doom for snow cover; area has 'a lot of winter yet'
• Casino Case - Parties wait for date with federal judge
• VAS gains students; GCS, J-L see declines in winter count
• Hooked on ice fishing
• Some businesses work through 3-hour power outage
• Blue Devil grapplers capture district once again
• County, city unfunded on about a quarter of retirement liabilities
• Transplant foundation being created
• Free divorce clinics being offered for residents of Otsego, Crawford, Kalkaska
• Gaylord's oldest church still has active congregation
• Drivers injured in head-on semi crash
• 2003 GHS Graduate, David Swantek, Receives Military Service Recognitions
• Wintry conditions contribute to multiple-vehicle accident on Old 27
• News Briefs
• Student Writes “New” version of a School Prayer
• Chamber Board Selects Officers for 2011
• Hoops Roundup: Gaylord boys battle hard with Big North-leading Petoskey
• Postseason begins now for GHS wrestlers
• 2 men injured in vehicle-train collision
• St. Mary to 'expand its boundaries' after 2-acre property gift
• Foreclosure help for those in need
• Moolenaar talks politics over 'free' coffee
• Scheer out of danger - heading home, eventually
• St. Mary steps up in rivalry contest
• Early morning blaze destroys home; family in need of personal items
• Northern Management Services helping persons with disabilities for 20 years
• B&E suspects arrested in Crawford County
• Grisso hands over 4 decades of Alpenfest pins to the Gaylord Area Chamber of Commerce
• Young Women in Public Affairs Award Applications Available from Zonta Club of Gaylord Area
• Seeking Nominations for the 2011 “Spirit of Volunteerism” Awards
• New United Way director to put initial focus on capital campaign
• The British have landed
• 'Winter Outdoor Fun Day' slated Feb. 12
• Benishek opens doors of Gaylord office
• Gaylord student in Cairo for studies looks to flee protest-torn city
• Hansons win Sno*Drift Rally in flawless performance
• Gaylord drops another game up for grabs
• Banged-up Blue Devils take 3rd at Northern Mich. Championships
• Lewistion man killed in Sunday crash
• Otsego among 17 counties switching to narrowbanding
• Parent Coalition promoting early childhood conference
• Covering at Palace a great experience
• Hayes Tower Road home heavily damaged by blaze
• Property foreclosures increasing in county
• Gaylord woman recalls time volunteering in Botswana, Africa
• Snowbirds top J-L for second time
• You could say that Spencer Cross lives the purpose-driven life
• 54 Northern Michigan residents join “March for Life” in Washington D.C.
• News Briefs
• National Birth Defects Prevention Month spotlights medication use during pregnancy
• Appointments for free mammograms available for Health Department’s Breast & Cervical Cancer Control Program
• “Baby Its Cold Outside”
• National Birth Defects Prevention Month spotlights medication use during pregnancy
• Hayes Tower home damaged in Thursday fire
• Family members remember Katie as 'strong willed' with an 'infectious personality'
• Wood-burning stove ignites blaze
• GCS ahead of curve in reaching priority goals
• Slippery road factor in crash
• Alpena tops Gaylord in Auburn Hills
• Gaylord girls notch first Big North victory
• Police identify victim of three-vehicle crash
• Castle stable at U of M hospital
• Prepare for the big chill this weekend
• AG files motion to close Vanderbilt casino while matter goes through federal court
• Reps happy with focus on growth
• Prison sentences increase
• 2011 Sno*Drift Rally ready to roll Jan. 28-29
• Clearing runways just another day on the job
• Fuel for Thought: Otsego Club making a big splash in snowboarding
• Boys Hoops: Snowbird defense keys victory
• Dunkin Punkin Anderson wins Pet Idol
• Hall of Fame: Competitive drive led David to success
• VFW Post renamed: Ralph Holewinski
• Sculpting the proving ground
• Employees remember Teter as 'caring and generous'
• Wambold voted president of Blissfest Music Organization
• 75 wanted this year for Gaylord Polar Plunge
• Greater Otsego Sports Hall of Fame: 1981 J-L softball - one of the area's all-time greats
• GHS swimmers show strong in loss
• U.P. collision kills Ontonagon woman, injures 2 local men
• New book remembers Gaylord man¿¿¿s life as hunter, mule skinner
• Dickerson crash: 1 driver dead, 1 injured
• Tie One On at Michaywe
• Gaylord man's invention ready for market
• Driver killed in Saturday crash
• Snowboard fever making return to Otsego Club
• Locate yourself on trail with iPhone app
• Women’s Club Begins 2011 Program Year
• Women’s Club Begins 2011 Program Year
• David Barber is the First Baby of 2011 at OMH!
• David Barber is the First Baby of 2011 at OMH!
• News Briefs
• News Briefs
• New Year’s Day Ceremony Inaugurates Rick Snyder as Michigan’s 48th Governor
• New Year’s Day Ceremony Inaugurates Rick Snyder as Michigan’s 48th Governor
• Some Health Care Reforms Take Effect in 2011
• Some Health Care Reforms Take Effect in 2011
• Can You Heal Your Family?
• Can You Heal Your Family?
• Smart Financial Moves for New Parents
• Smart Financial Moves for New Parents
• Dave Says
• Dave Says
• EX-WIFE GETS INVOLVED IN COUPLE'S MARRIAGE
• EX-WIFE GETS INVOLVED IN COUPLE'S MARRIAGE
• Suspicious death leads to drug arrests
• Deer harvest down in northern Michigan
• Deer harvest down in northern Michigan
• First baby born in Otsego County: David Michael Leroy Barber arrives at 1:44 a.m., Jan. 2, 2011
• 'This little casino really helps out'
• Norman 'gone to the dogs' - Trooper retires after 26-year career
• Earning their stripes: A day in the life of a college basketball officiating crew
• Basketball: Gaylord comes back to tip Boyne City
• Series of 'Alberta clippers' could make area snowfall rise
• Ski lift exercise turns into rescue
• New hope: After life on the street, man sees bright future
• Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians: 6 percent payments?
• Olympic hopeful Stover aims to share her archery knowledge with state-champion Snowbirds
• Hall of Fame: St. Mary's Kerfoot leaves behind a legacy
• Fleming retires from road commission after 30 years.
• 2010: Remember when?
• Improvements at city's wastewater treatment plant under way
• Robbery suspect appears in court
• 2 retire from state police after 31 years of service
• First baby honor: Who will it be in 2011?
• New Year's Eve events
• Community Meal: A gift that keeps giving all year
• Casino dispute a federal case
• Auditor: 'No issues' with city's 2009-2010 audit
• KCC announces president’s, dean’s lists honorees
• News Briefs
• New Electronic Microscopes for Middle School Science Classes
• Largest Scholarship for Community College Students and Recent Alumni Offered
• Woman arrested after robbery, attempted robbery at two Gaylord banks
• MDOT keeps most rest areas open through winter
• Record Year for Gaylord Kiwanis Christmas Baskets
• Gaylord’s Holiday Wish List Winners Announced
• Handbags of Hope makes special delivery to Women’s Center
• Emmet County Offers Free Christmas Tree Drop-off
• Dave Says
• Was Jesus really born on Christmas?
• Odawa Indians to file federal lawsuit seeking closure of Bay Mills Indian Community operated Vanderbilt Casino
• Taking time to care
• Police increasing road patrols over holidays
• 2 local taverns collect food, toys for homeless shelter, pantry
• Lennox 'not guilty' of campaign charges
• Mighty Petoskey tops Blue Devils twice
• Otsego Memorial Hospital to Celebrate First Baby of 2011
• Nonprofit agency allows veterans free chartered fishing trips
• County saves cash by refinancing University Center bond
• AG to tribe: Close casino
• 'Knitters Eclectic' share their art with the community
• Nature pours on the snow for slopes, snowmobile trails
• New lights for downtown
• eBooks now at Saturn
• New teen drivers face new license restrictions
• Hustling Blue Devils battle hard, but shots just won't fall
• Hockey: Gaylord upended at Division 3 Challenge
• Toys for Tots Donations Increase at 6th Annual Event
• News Briefs
• MDOT and MSP promote new safety slogan: "If You Can Steer it - Clear it!"
• Letter to the Editor
• Norovirus causing illness in the area
• Statewide Child Care Provider Training Proves to be Huge Success
• Dave Says
• FIRST CHRISTMAS AFTER DIVORCE NOT VERY MERRY FOR CHILDREN
• Christmas Bird Counts
• Muzzleloader deer season opens this week
• A Showerless Shower for the WRC
• A Showerless Shower for the WRC
• Otsego County Salvation Army Soup & Sandwich Appreciation Meeting
• Otsego County Salvation Army Soup & Sandwich Appreciation Meeting
• Many Behind Schools’ 2010 Recycler of the Year Win
• Many Behind Schools’ 2010 Recycler of the Year Win
• News Briefs
• News Briefs
• Join the 38th Annual March for Life
• Join the 38th Annual March for Life
• Results of Buck Pole Contest
• Results of Buck Pole Contest
• Flu vaccine clinics planned at Preston Feather Building Centers
• Flu vaccine clinics planned at Preston Feather Building Centers
• Dave Says
• Dave Says
• FIND BALANCE WHEN PLANNING NEW BABY'S SLEEP SCHEDULE
• FIND BALANCE WHEN PLANNING NEW BABY'S SLEEP SCHEDULE
• The Blessing Tree Gathering
• The Blessing Tree Gathering
• St. Francis Xavier School Grand Raffle ticket sales under way
• An Evening on Patrol with the Gaylord City Police
• News Briefs
• November is Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month
• Dave Says
• QUICK RESOLUTIONS KEY TO ENDING MARITAL CONFLICTS
• Dave Says
• Helping the Homeless Rebuild Their Lives
• Harvest Food and Supply Drive underway to benefit Safe Home
• How to Control Blood Sugar Levels Naturally
• November is “Homeless Youth Awareness” Month
• News Briefs
• A One “Carrot” Diamond?
• Local Election Results
• Remember to Set Clocks Back One Hour This Sunday
• Cold Weather Grilling Tips for Northern Michigan BBQ Chefs
• National Radon Action Week is October 17th to the 23rd
• News Briefs
• November Election will name new Michigan Secretary of State for first time in eight years
• Some Area Voters will Decide Local Ballot Proposals
• NMBC to host broadband build-out panel discussion
• Hospital Hosts Cancer Survivorship and Wellness Series
• BASIC COMPUTER CLASSES AT THE LIBRARY
• DATING CAN BE DAMAGING TO YOUNG TEENS' SELF-ESTEEM
• Dear Dave,
• Five Candidates Vie for Michigan’s Governor Seat
• Spooktacular Crop
• MAN'S INTERNET FLINGS COULD DESTROY MARRIAGE
• Letter - Domestic Violence
• Use extra caution when sun glare exists
• Otsego Christian School Students Celebrate “See You at the Pole” Day
• Northern Michigan Hospitals Kick-Off Sepsis Initiative
• A True Northern Winter Ahead?
• Celebrate Literacy in Otsego County! Volunteer!
• News Briefs
• Celebrating 30 Years in Gaylord Ministry
• WOMAN QUESTIONS FUTURE WITH OLDER BOYFRIEND
• Dave Says
• The 6th Leadership Otsego County class is underway
• Vehicle-deer crashes can be avoided with improved driver behavior
• WITH NO DATE TO DANCE, TEEN FEELS LEFT OUT
• The Most Colorful Time of the Year
• Influenza Vaccination Season Begins
• News Briefs
• Early Childhood. What’s it to you?
• News Briefs
• Protecting the Pigeon
• Local Youth Donate Lemonade Stand Proceeds to Animal Shelter
• Counties Offer a Variety of Programs and Drop-off Stations
• Guardian Gals are ‘Making Change’ through run/walk event
• TJ Maxx opens Gaylord store
• Sportsmen’s Night Out Sept. 22 at Gaylord Eagles Hall
• Gun show Sept. 25-26 at sportsmen’s club
• High school students invited to College Night at North Central Michigan College Sept. 29
• Fall Gardening Extravaganza set for Sept. 25
• Gaylord Community Schools announce transportation routes for 2010-2011 school year.
• A dragonfly's true colors
• Gaylord Feed & Grain reopens at original location
• Secretary of State office collecting food items for ‘Harvest Gathering’
• Health Expo offering free tests, screenings
• High school students invited to College Night at North Central Michigan College Sept. 29
• Fall Gardening Extravaganza set for Sept. 25
• UNITED STATES BIKE ROUTE 35
• Gaylord Community Schools announce transportation routes for 2010-2011 school year.
• A dragonfly's true colors
• Gaylord Feed & Grain reopens at original location
• Secretary of State office collecting food items for ‘Harvest Gathering’
• Health Expo offering free tests, screenings
• Guardian Gals are ‘Making Change’ through run/walk event
• TJ Maxx opens Gaylord store
• Sportsmen’s Night Out Sept. 22 at Gaylord Eagles Hall
• Gun show Sept. 25-26 at sportsmen’s club
• Gaylord Community Schools announce transportation routes for 2010-2011 school year.
• A dragonfly's true colors
• Gaylord Feed & Grain reopens at original location
• Secretary of State office collecting food items for ‘Harvest Gathering’
• Health Expo offering free tests, screenings
• Guardian Gals are ‘Making Change’ through run/walk event
• TJ Maxx opens Gaylord store
• Sportsmen’s Night Out Sept. 22 at Gaylord Eagles Hall
• Gun show Sept. 25-26 at sportsmen’s club
• High school students invited to College Night at North Central Michigan College Sept. 29
• Fall Gardening Extravaganza set for Sept. 25
• Gaylord woman traveling overseas to get master’s degree in early Celtic tudies
• Health Expo offering free tests, screenings
• Conservation District’s Fall Tour of Accomplishments to visit three sites:Demonstration ga
• Guardian Gals are ‘Making Change’ through run/walk event
• TJ Maxx opens Gaylord store
• Sportsmen’s Night Out Sept. 22 at Gaylord Eagles Hall
• Gun show Sept. 25-26 at sportsmen’s club
• High school students invited to College Night at North Central Michigan College Sept. 29
• Fall Gardening Extravaganza set for Sept. 25
• Gaylord Community Schools announce transportation routes for 2010-2011 school year.
• Woman to Woman Conference brings author, comedian
• Luncheon lecture series begins with talk on mysterious owl
• Zonta Club awards special scholarships
• Wedding: Lynd-Moore
• Engagement: Bedtelyon-Nugent
• Cardinal Corn Maze opens this weekend
• A dragonfly's true colors
• MARSP to hold informational meeting
• Gaylord Feed & Grain reopens at original location
• National Guard soldier from Gaylord receives award
• Secretary of State office collecting food items for ‘Harvest Gathering’
• Gaylord Community Schools announce transportation routes for 2010-2011 school year.
• Woman to Woman Conference brings author, comedian
• HERD to perform at KCC for Welcome Week
• Luncheon lecture series begins with talk on mysterious owl
• Zonta Club awards special scholarships
• Wedding: Lynd-Moore
• Engagement: Bedtelyon-Nugent
• Cardinal Corn Maze opens this weekend
• MARSP to hold informational meeting
• National Guard soldier from Gaylord receives award
• Gaylord woman traveling overseas to get master’s degree in early Celtic tudies
• Conservation District’s Fall Tour of Accomplishments to visit three sites:Demonstration ga
• Woman to Woman Conference brings author, comedian
• HERD to perform at KCC for Welcome Week
• Luncheon lecture series begins with talk on mysterious owl
• Zonta Club awards special scholarships
• Wedding: Lynd-Moore
• Engagement: Bedtelyon-Nugent
• Cardinal Corn Maze opens this weekend
• MARSP to hold informational meeting
• National Guard soldier from Gaylord receives award
• Gaylord woman traveling overseas to get master’s degree in early Celtic tudies
• Conservation District’s Fall Tour of Accomplishments to visit three sites:Demonstration ga
• Gaylord Community Schools announce transportation routes for 2010-2011 school year.
• LSSU offers international business certificate
• MARSP to hold informational meeting
• National Guard soldier from Gaylord receives award
• Gaylord woman traveling overseas to get master’s degree in early Celtic tudies
• Conservation District’s Fall Tour of Accomplishments to visit three sites:Demonstration ga
• Gaylord Community Schools announce transportation routes for 2010-2011 school year.
• ‘Youth Fitness Academy’ graduates its second class
• Stewart graduates basic training
• Bible study group tackles ‘Battlefield of the Mind’
• LSSU offers international business certificate
• Woman to Woman Conference brings author, comedian
• ‘The 13th Day’ to be shown Tuesday at St. Mary Cathedral
• HERD to perform at KCC for Welcome Week
• Luncheon lecture series begins with talk on mysterious owl
• ‘Opportunity Conference’ seeks to reduce poverty in region
• Zonta Club awards special scholarships
• Library trustee candidates being sought
• Wedding: Lynd-Moore
• Engagement: Bedtelyon-Nugent
• Cardinal Corn Maze opens this weekend
• Stewart graduates basic training
• Bible study group tackles ‘Battlefield of the Mind’
• LSSU offers international business certificate
• Woman to Woman Conference brings author, comedian
• ‘The 13th Day’ to be shown Tuesday at St. Mary Cathedral
• HERD to perform at KCC for Welcome Week
• ‘Opportunity Conference’ seeks to reduce poverty in region
• Library trustee candidates being sought
• Gaylord Community Schools announce transportation routes for 2010-2011 school year.
• ‘Youth Fitness Academy’ graduates its second class
• ‘Opportunity Conference’ seeks to reduce poverty in region
• Library trustee candidates being sought
• Gaylord Community Schools announce transportation routes for 2010-2011 school year.
• ‘Youth Fitness Academy’ graduates its second class
• Stewart graduates basic training
• Bible study group tackles ‘Battlefield of the Mind’
• LSSU offers international business certificate
• Woman to Woman Conference brings author, comedian
• ‘The 13th Day’ to be shown Tuesday at St. Mary Cathedral
• HERD to perform at KCC for Welcome Week
• Plant exchange scheduled Sept. 11
• Gaylord Community Schools announce transportation routes for 2010-2011 school year.
• ‘Youth Fitness Academy’ graduates its second class
• Stewart graduates basic training
• Bible study group tackles ‘Battlefield of the Mind’
• LSSU offers international business certificate
• Woman to Woman Conference brings author, comedian
• ‘The 13th Day’ to be shown Tuesday at St. Mary Cathedral
• HERD to perform at KCC for Welcome Week
• ‘Opportunity Conference’ seeks to reduce poverty in region
• Library trustee candidates being sought
• LSSU offers international business certificate
• Woman to Woman Conference brings author, comedian
• ‘The 13th Day’ to be shown Tuesday at St. Mary Cathedral
• HERD to perform at KCC for Welcome Week
• ‘Opportunity Conference’ seeks to reduce poverty in region
• Library trustee candidates being sought
• Plant exchange scheduled Sept. 11
• Gaylord Community Schools announce transportation routes for 2010-2011 school year.
• North Central Michigan College hosting annual cookout Sept. 19
• Trio of girls sell lemonade to benefit shelter dogs & cats
• First Presbyterian Church to celebrate evangelism Sept. 12
• Gaylord teen accepted into Interlochen Fine Arts Academy
• CROP Hunger Walk helps fight hunger here & around the world
• Zumba event under Pavilion fundraiser for Big Brothers/Sisters
• ‘Youth Fitness Academy’ graduates its second class
• Torch Run kickoff ceremony Saturday at Treetops Resort
• Stewart graduates basic training
• Flashy frog
• Bible study group tackles ‘Battlefield of the Mind’
• Bovine TB found in Emmet Couny
• FAMILY TIES TO THE LAND: FOREST SUCCESSION PLANNING
• News Briefs
• Kirtland to offer concealed pistol course
• New Teachers, New Program for New School Year at Otsego Christian Schools
• Plant exchange scheduled Sept. 11
• Gaylord Community Schools announce transportation routes for 2010-2011 school year.
• North Central Michigan College hosting annual cookout Sept. 19
• Trio of girls sell lemonade to benefit shelter dogs & cats
• First Presbyterian Church to celebrate evangelism Sept. 12
• Gaylord teen accepted into Interlochen Fine Arts Academy
• CROP Hunger Walk helps fight hunger here & around the world
• Zumba event under Pavilion fundraiser for Big Brothers/Sisters
• Torch Run kickoff ceremony Saturday at Treetops Resort
• Flashy frog
• Gaylord Community Schools announce transportation routes for 2010-2011 school year.
• North Central Michigan College hosting annual cookout Sept. 19
• Trio of girls sell lemonade to benefit shelter dogs & cats
• First Presbyterian Church to celebrate evangelism Sept. 12
• Gaylord teen accepted into Interlochen Fine Arts Academy
• CROP Hunger Walk helps fight hunger here & around the world
• Zumba event under Pavilion fundraiser for Big Brothers/Sisters
• Torch Run kickoff ceremony Saturday at Treetops Resort
• Flashy frog
• Plant exchange scheduled Sept. 11
• Plant exchange scheduled Sept. 11
• Gaylord Community Schools announce transportation routes for 2010-2011 school year.
• Family ties to the land: Forest succession planning sessions on tap
• Students & teachers exhibition: Artists works on display at GACA through Sept. 28
• New calendar features photos from area photos
• ‘A Tribute to Theatrical Arts’ & ‘Arts, Artists & MoreâÂ
• Campus News: Sept. 4
• Entries wanted for juried arts exhibition
• Gaylord’s Alpine Lodge hosting ‘Spooktacular Shop & Crop’ weekend
• 33 buses, drivers ready for start of school
• First Presbyterian Church to celebrate evangelism Sept. 12
• Train the trainers program offered in Mackinaw City
• Gaylord teen accepted into Interlochen Fine Arts Academy
• Sunday’s Thunder Over Waters a final blast of summer
• CROP Hunger Walk helps fight hunger here & around the world
• 3 blood drives in Sept.
• Zumba event under Pavilion fundraiser for Big Brothers/Sisters
• ‘Runways & Rescues’ fashion show to feature shelter dogs & cats
• Torch Run kickoff ceremony Saturday at Treetops Resort
• North Central Michigan College hosting annual cookout Sept. 19
• Trio of girls sell lemonade to benefit shelter dogs & cats
• Gaylord Community Schools announce transportation routes for 2010-2011 school year.
• Family ties to the land: Forest succession planning sessions on tap
• Students & teachers exhibition: Artists works on display at GACA through Sept. 28
• New calendar features photos from area photos
• ‘A Tribute to Theatrical Arts’ & ‘Arts, Artists & MoreâÂ
• Campus News: Sept. 4
• Entries wanted for juried arts exhibition
• Gaylord’s Alpine Lodge hosting ‘Spooktacular Shop & Crop’ weekend
• 33 buses, drivers ready for start of school
• Train the trainers program offered in Mackinaw City
• Sunday’s Thunder Over Waters a final blast of summer
• 3 blood drives in Sept.
• ‘Runways & Rescues’ fashion show to feature shelter dogs & cats
• Secretary of State offices to be closed Labor Day
• Plant exchange scheduled Sept. 11
• Sunday’s Thunder Over Waters a final blast of summer
• Guardian Gals Are Making Change
• 3 blood drives in Sept.
• Judge Alton Davis Appointed to Michigan State Supreme Court
• ‘Runways & Rescues’ fashion show to feature shelter dogs & cats
• News Briefs
• "Safe Routes to School" Grants Awarded
• Secretary of State offices to be closed Labor Day
• Plant exchange scheduled Sept. 11
• Gaylord Community Schools announce transportation routes for 2010-2011 school year.
• Family ties to the land: Forest succession planning sessions on tap
• Students & teachers exhibition: Artists works on display at GACA through Sept. 28
• New calendar features photos from area photos
• ‘A Tribute to Theatrical Arts’ & ‘Arts, Artists & MoreâÂ
• Campus News: Sept. 4
• Entries wanted for juried arts exhibition
• Gaylord’s Alpine Lodge hosting ‘Spooktacular Shop & Crop’ weekend
• Transportation Routes 2010-2011
• 33 buses, drivers ready for start of school
• Pre-natal Yoga Class Helps Moms-to-Be Relax
• Train the trainers program offered in Mackinaw City
• Arthritis Foundation Self-Help Program
• 3 blood drives in Sept.
• ‘Runways & Rescues’ fashion show to feature shelter dogs & cats
• Secretary of State offices to be closed Labor Day
• Plant exchange scheduled Sept. 11
• Gaylord Community Schools announce transportation routes for 2010-2011 school year.
• Family ties to the land: Forest succession planning sessions on tap
• Students & teachers exhibition: Artists works on display at GACA through Sept. 28
• New calendar features photos from area photos
• ‘A Tribute to Theatrical Arts’ & ‘Arts, Artists & MoreâÂ
• Campus News: Sept. 4
• Entries wanted for juried arts exhibition
• Gaylord’s Alpine Lodge hosting ‘Spooktacular Shop & Crop’ weekend
• 33 buses, drivers ready for start of school
• Train the trainers program offered in Mackinaw City
• Sunday’s Thunder Over Waters a final blast of summer
• What’s that sound? ‘Thunder over Waters’
• Small planes - big landings
• Challenge Mountain ready for Oct. Nightmares
• Family ties to the land: Forest succession planning sessions on tap
• Spots still open for jewelry classes Sept. 24-25
• Students & teachers exhibition: Artists works on display at GACA through Sept. 28
• Weather service office hosting open house Sept. 18
• New calendar features photos from area photos
• Is it magic? Or weird science?
• ‘A Tribute to Theatrical Arts’ & ‘Arts, Artists & MoreâÂ
• Engagement: Kwapis-Randall
• Campus News: Sept. 4
• Otsego County Farm Bureau annual meeting Sept. 12
• Entries wanted for juried arts exhibition
• Jann remembered as ‘dedicated’ servant
• Gaylord’s Alpine Lodge hosting ‘Spooktacular Shop & Crop’ weekend
• United Way kicks off campaign Thursday
• 33 buses, drivers ready for start of school
• 32 new students at newly expanded Otsego Christian School
• Train the trainers program offered in Mackinaw City
• Gaylord Community Schools announce transportation routes for 2010-2011 school year.
• Sunday’s Thunder Over Waters a final blast of summer
• 3 blood drives in Sept.
• ‘Runways & Rescues’ fashion show to feature shelter dogs & cats
• Secretary of State offices to be closed Labor Day
• Plant exchange scheduled Sept. 11
• Small planes - big landings
• Challenge Mountain ready for Oct. Nightmares
• Spots still open for jewelry classes Sept. 24-25
• Weather service office hosting open house Sept. 18
• Is it magic? Or weird science?
• Engagement: Kwapis-Randall
• Otsego County Farm Bureau annual meeting Sept. 12
• Jann remembered as ‘dedicated’ servant
• United Way kicks off campaign Thursday
• 32 new students at newly expanded Otsego Christian School
• Gaylord Community Schools announce transportation routes for 2010-2011 school year.
• Secretary of State offices to be closed Labor Day
• Plant exchange scheduled Sept. 11
• What’s that sound? ‘Thunder over Waters’
• Weather service office hosting open house Sept. 18
• Is it magic? Or weird science?
• Engagement: Kwapis-Randall
• Otsego County Farm Bureau annual meeting Sept. 12
• Jann remembered as ‘dedicated’ servant
• United Way kicks off campaign Thursday
• 32 new students at newly expanded Otsego Christian School
• Secretary of State offices to be closed Labor Day
• Plant exchange scheduled Sept. 11
• What’s that sound? ‘Thunder over Waters’
• Small planes - big landings
• Challenge Mountain ready for Oct. Nightmares
• Spots still open for jewelry classes Sept. 24-25
• United Way kicks off campaign Thursday
• 32 new students at newly expanded Otsego Christian School
• Gov. taps Davis to be new state Supreme Court justice
• Fair court living lives of royalty
• Pedestrian concern prompts city action on M-32 crosswalk downtown at Court Avenue
• Pilot uninjured in crash
• Secretary of State offices to be closed Labor Day
• Plant exchange scheduled Sept. 11
• What’s that sound? ‘Thunder over Waters’
• Small planes - big landings
• Challenge Mountain ready for Oct. Nightmares
• Spots still open for jewelry classes Sept. 24-25
• Weather service office hosting open house Sept. 18
• Is it magic? Or weird science?
• Engagement: Kwapis-Randall
• Otsego County Farm Bureau annual meeting Sept. 12
• Jann remembered as ‘dedicated’ servant
• Gov. taps Davis to be new state Supreme Court justice
• Fair court living lives of royalty
• Pedestrian concern prompts city action on M-32 crosswalk downtown at Court Avenue
• Pilot uninjured in crash
• Secretary of State offices to be closed Labor Day
• Plant exchange scheduled Sept. 11
• News Briefs
• Pertussis Outbreak that Began in Emmet County has spread to Antrim, Charlevoix, and Otsego
• Students Start School with New Supplies
• Classical Liberal organization to "Vett" Michigan's U.S. ...
• Gov. taps Davis to be new state Supreme Court justice
• Fair court living lives of royalty
• Pedestrian concern prompts city action on M-32 crosswalk downtown at Court Avenue
• Pilot uninjured in crash
• Secretary of State offices to be closed Labor Day
• Plant exchange scheduled Sept. 11
• Dave Says
• FOCUS ON THE FAMILY with Dr. James Dobson
• Gov. taps Davis to be new state Supreme Court justice
• Fair court living lives of royalty
• Pedestrian concern prompts city action on M-32 crosswalk downtown at Court Avenue
• Pilot uninjured in crash
• Secretary of State offices to be closed Labor Day
• Plant exchange scheduled Sept. 11
• Former Gaylord pastor celebrates 25 years
• Gov. taps Davis to be new state Supreme Court justice
• Exchange student host families needed
• Fair court living lives of royalty
• German band performance rekindles international friendships
• Pedestrian concern prompts city action on M-32 crosswalk downtown at Court Avenue
• Rotary gives to drug court
• Pilot uninjured in crash
• Engagement: Pendell-McDonald
• Secretary of State offices to be closed Labor Day
• Engagement: Hinkle-Axford
• Plant exchange scheduled Sept. 11
• New Life golf benefit
• Dave Says
• Going to school for the very first time: Preschoolers give their thoughts about the big day ahead
• FOCUS ON THE FAMILY with Dr. James Dobson
• Precision Tool Co. closes after 35 years
• News Briefs
• Pertussis outbreak in Northern counties concerns health officials
• Pertussis Outbreak that Began in Emmet County has spread to Antrim, Charlevoix, and Otsego
• Otsego County Tea Party meeting Aug. 30 at BJ’s
• Students Start School with New Supplies
• Classical Liberal organization to "Vett" Michigan's U.S. ...
• Black Iron Days at Hartwick Pines Aug. 28 & 29
• Wellington Farm hosting tractor show & barn dance
• ‘Nighmare’ volunteers needed for Challenge Mountain event
• Internationally touring exhibit to stop in Gaylord
• Kids get in free at the fair today
• Classical Liberal organization to "Vett" Michigan's U.S. ...
• Black Iron Days at Hartwick Pines Aug. 28 & 29
• Wellington Farm hosting tractor show & barn dance
• ‘Nighmare’ volunteers needed for Challenge Mountain event
• Internationally touring exhibit to stop in Gaylord
• Former Gaylord pastor celebrates 25 years
• Exchange student host families needed
• German band performance rekindles international friendships
• Rotary gives to drug court
• Engagement: Pendell-McDonald
• Engagement: Hinkle-Axford
• New Life golf benefit
• Dave Says
• Going to school for the very first time: Preschoolers give their thoughts about the big day ahead
• FOCUS ON THE FAMILY with Dr. James Dobson
• Precision Tool Co. closes after 35 years
• News Briefs
• Pertussis outbreak in Northern counties concerns health officials
• Pertussis Outbreak that Began in Emmet County has spread to Antrim, Charlevoix, and Otsego
• Otsego County Tea Party meeting Aug. 30 at BJ’s
• Students Start School with New Supplies
• Engagement: Hinkle-Axford
• New Life golf benefit
• DNRE: Don’t transport firewood!
• Going to school for the very first time: Preschoolers give their thoughts about the big day ahead
• Scholarships Presented by the Otsego County Community Foundation
• Precision Tool Co. closes after 35 years
• FOCUS ON THE FAMILY with Dr. James Dobson
• Pertussis outbreak in Northern counties concerns health officials
• Allen Will Not Pursue Recount
• Otsego County Tea Party meeting Aug. 30 at BJ’s
• News Briefs
• Kids get in free at the fair today
• Summer Youth Program Donates Fleece Blankets
• Black Iron Days at Hartwick Pines Aug. 28 & 29
• Wellington Farm hosting tractor show & barn dance
• ‘Nighmare’ volunteers needed for Challenge Mountain event
• Internationally touring exhibit to stop in Gaylord
• Former Gaylord pastor celebrates 25 years
• Exchange student host families needed
• German band performance rekindles international friendships
• Rotary gives to drug court
• Engagement: Pendell-McDonald
• Engagement: Hinkle-Axford
• New Life golf benefit
• Going to school for the very first time: Preschoolers give their thoughts about the big day ahead
• Precision Tool Co. closes after 35 years
• Pertussis outbreak in Northern counties concerns health officials
• Otsego County Tea Party meeting Aug. 30 at BJ’s
• Kids get in free at the fair today
• Kennedy, Jones earn Edelweiss Garden Club scholarships
• Black Iron Days at Hartwick Pines Aug. 28 & 29
• Local Habitat for Humanity helps international group
• Wellington Farm hosting tractor show & barn dance
• Teams needed for Memory Walk 2010
• ‘Nighmare’ volunteers needed for Challenge Mountain event
• Curling catches on in Gaylord
• Internationally touring exhibit to stop in Gaylord
• Mediation training starts Sept. 9 in Gaylord
• Former Gaylord pastor celebrates 25 years
• MSU Extension offering free well water screening in 5 northern counties
• Exchange student host families needed
• Horse show, lawn mower races kick off fair
• German band performance rekindles international friendships
• Arts council, chamber orchestra affiliate to strengthen local arts scene
• Rotary gives to drug court
• Native plants greenhouse open to public
• Engagement: Pendell-McDonald
• Kennedy, Jones earn Edelweiss Garden Club scholarships
• Local Habitat for Humanity helps international group
• Teams needed for Memory Walk 2010
• Curling catches on in Gaylord
• Mediation training starts Sept. 9 in Gaylord
• MSU Extension offering free well water screening in 5 northern counties
• Horse show, lawn mower races kick off fair
• Arts council, chamber orchestra affiliate to strengthen local arts scene
• Native plants greenhouse open to public
• Local Habitat for Humanity helps international group
• Teams needed for Memory Walk 2010
• Curling catches on in Gaylord
• Mediation training starts Sept. 9 in Gaylord
• MSU Extension offering free well water screening in 5 northern counties
• Horse show, lawn mower races kick off fair
• Arts council, chamber orchestra affiliate to strengthen local arts scene
• Native plants greenhouse open to public
• DNRE: Don’t transport firewood!
• Scholarships Presented by the Otsego County Community Foundation
• FOCUS ON THE FAMILY with Dr. James Dobson
• Allen Will Not Pursue Recount
• News Briefs
• Summer Youth Program Donates Fleece Blankets
• Kennedy, Jones earn Edelweiss Garden Club scholarships
• Teams needed for Memory Walk 2010
• Curling catches on in Gaylord
• Mediation training starts Sept. 9 in Gaylord
• MSU Extension offering free well water screening in 5 northern counties
• Horse show, lawn mower races kick off fair
• Arts council, chamber orchestra affiliate to strengthen local arts scene
• Native plants greenhouse open to public
• DNRE: Don’t transport firewood!
• Scholarships Presented by the Otsego County Community Foundation
• FOCUS ON THE FAMILY with Dr. James Dobson
• Allen Will Not Pursue Recount
• News Briefs
• Summer Youth Program Donates Fleece Blankets
• Kennedy, Jones earn Edelweiss Garden Club scholarships
• Local Habitat for Humanity helps international group
• Camp Grayling range activities
• Curling catches on in Gaylord
• Donations help buy rescue boat
• Mediation training starts Sept. 9 in Gaylord
• MSU Extension offering free well water screening in 5 northern counties
• Horse show, lawn mower races kick off fair
• Arts council, chamber orchestra affiliate to strengthen local arts scene
• Native plants greenhouse open to public
• Mackinac Bridge chosen as National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark
• News Briefs
• DNRE: Don’t transport firewood!
• Time to Stuff the Bus
• Scholarships Presented by the Otsego County Community Foundation
• Donations help buy rescue boat
• FOCUS ON THE FAMILY with Dr. James Dobson
• Woman to Woman Conference Sept. 17-18 at E-Free
• Allen Will Not Pursue Recount
• Engagement: Rademacher-Korson
• News Briefs
• Engagement: Britting-Spillane
• Summer Youth Program Donates Fleece Blankets
• Meet the 2010 Otsego County Fair Queen contestants
• Kennedy, Jones earn Edelweiss Garden Club scholarships
• OCCOA sponsoring informational gathering
• Local Habitat for Humanity helps international group
• Great Lakes Energy offering free light bulbs that are energy efficient
• Teams needed for Memory Walk 2010
• Donations help buy rescue boat
• Woman to Woman Conference Sept. 17-18 at E-Free
• Engagement: Rademacher-Korson
• Engagement: Britting-Spillane
• Meet the 2010 Otsego County Fair Queen contestants
• OCCOA sponsoring informational gathering
• Great Lakes Energy offering free light bulbs that are energy efficient
• Camp Grayling range activities
• Donations help buy rescue boat
• OCCOA sponsoring informational gathering
• Great Lakes Energy offering free light bulbs that are energy efficient
• Camp Grayling range activities
• Donations help buy rescue boat
• Donations help buy rescue boat
• Woman to Woman Conference Sept. 17-18 at E-Free
• Engagement: Rademacher-Korson
• Engagement: Britting-Spillane
• Meet the 2010 Otsego County Fair Queen contestants
• RC Model Splash-In on tap at county park Aug. 28-29
• Logging era pictured in historical calendar
• Rural Development offering home buyer education class
• OCCF accepting requests for grant proposals
• Donations help buy rescue boat
• Woman to Woman Conference Sept. 17-18 at E-Free
• Engagement: Rademacher-Korson
• Engagement: Britting-Spillane
• Meet the 2010 Otsego County Fair Queen contestants
• OCCOA sponsoring informational gathering
• Great Lakes Energy offering free light bulbs that are energy efficient
• Camp Grayling range activities
• Donations help buy rescue boat
• Barber shop competition slated Aug. 21
• Michaywe association members elect 3 new directors
• Fall Gardening Extravaganza slated Sept. 25 at Marsh Ridge
• Barber shop competition slated Aug. 21
• Michaywe association members elect 3 new directors
• Fall Gardening Extravaganza slated Sept. 25 at Marsh Ridge
• RC Model Splash-In on tap at county park Aug. 28-29
• Logging era pictured in historical calendar
• Rural Development offering home buyer education class
• OCCF accepting requests for grant proposals
• Rural Development offering home buyer education class
• OCCF accepting requests for grant proposals
• Barber shop competition slated Aug. 21
• Michaywe association members elect 3 new directors
• Fall Gardening Extravaganza slated Sept. 25 at Marsh Ridge
• RC Model Splash-In on tap at county park Aug. 28-29
• Logging era pictured in historical calendar
• Mackinac Bridge chosen as National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark
• News Briefs
• Time to Stuff the Bus
• Barber shop competition slated Aug. 21
• Michaywe association members elect 3 new directors
• Fall Gardening Extravaganza slated Sept. 25 at Marsh Ridge
• RC Model Splash-In on tap at county park Aug. 28-29
• Logging era pictured in historical calendar
• Rural Development offering home buyer education class
• OCCF accepting requests for grant proposals
• Logging era pictured in historical calendar
• Rural Development offering home buyer education class
• OCCF accepting requests for grant proposals
• Otsego County youths take part in camp
• Michaywé arts, crafts fair on tap Fri. & Sat.
• Support encouraged for breastfeeding mothers
• CSI Summer Camp teaches students about forensics
• Mount Hope hosting car show, performing arts USO show
• Golf lessons at Camp Sylvan encourage budding golfers
• Engagement: Rademacher-Korson
• Engagement: Kennedy-Stripp
• Haskes celebrate 25th
• Wedding: Smith-Smith
• Barber shop competition slated Aug. 21
• Wedding: Jurek-Warner
• Michaywe association members elect 3 new directors
• Otsego County Tea Party meeting set
• Fall Gardening Extravaganza slated Sept. 25 at Marsh Ridge
• Range activity schedule for Camp Grayling
• RC Model Splash-In on tap at county park Aug. 28-29
• Otsego County youths take part in camp
• Michaywé arts, crafts fair on tap Fri. & Sat.
• Support encouraged for breastfeeding mothers
• CSI Summer Camp teaches students about forensics
• Mount Hope hosting car show, performing arts USO show
• Golf lessons at Camp Sylvan encourage budding golfers
• Engagement: Rademacher-Korson
• Engagement: Kennedy-Stripp
• Haskes celebrate 25th
• Wedding: Smith-Smith
• Wedding: Jurek-Warner
• Otsego County Tea Party meeting set
• Range activity schedule for Camp Grayling
• CSI Summer Camp teaches students about forensics
• Mount Hope hosting car show, performing arts USO show
• Golf lessons at Camp Sylvan encourage budding golfers
• Engagement: Rademacher-Korson
• Engagement: Kennedy-Stripp
• Haskes celebrate 25th
• Wedding: Smith-Smith
• Wedding: Jurek-Warner
• Otsego County Tea Party meeting set
• Range activity schedule for Camp Grayling
• Otsego County youths take part in camp
• Michaywé arts, crafts fair on tap Fri. & Sat.
• Support encouraged for breastfeeding mothers
• Engagement: Rademacher-Korson
• Engagement: Kennedy-Stripp
• Haskes celebrate 25th
• Wedding: Smith-Smith
• Wedding: Jurek-Warner
• Otsego County Tea Party meeting set
• Range activity schedule for Camp Grayling
• 59 cats & dogs treated at Friends for Life spay and neuter clinic
• Polish Culture Day trip planned to Hamtramck
• Antiques appraisals
• National Mock Trial Competition good for St. Mary
• Otsego County youths take part in camp
• Livingston Twsp. could decide Allen vs Benishek race
• Michaywé arts, crafts fair on tap Fri. & Sat.
• Support encouraged for breastfeeding mothers
• CSI Summer Camp teaches students about forensics
• Mount Hope hosting car show, performing arts USO show
• Golf lessons at Camp Sylvan encourage budding golfers
• Livingston Twsp. could decide Allen vs Benishek race
• 59 cats & dogs treated at Friends for Life spay and neuter clinic
• Polish Culture Day trip planned to Hamtramck
• Antiques appraisals
• National Mock Trial Competition good for St. Mary
• 59 cats & dogs treated at Friends for Life spay and neuter clinic
• Polish Culture Day trip planned to Hamtramck
• Antiques appraisals
• National Mock Trial Competition good for St. Mary
• Livingston Twsp. could decide Allen vs Benishek race
• 59 cats & dogs treated at Friends for Life spay and neuter clinic
• Polish Culture Day trip planned to Hamtramck
• Antiques appraisals
• National Mock Trial Competition good for St. Mary
• Livingston Twsp. could decide Allen vs Benishek race
• DNRE announces deer stations
• Wolves breeding in Lower Peninsula
• THE CULTURE AT LARGE AFFECTS QUALITY OF KIDS' EDUCATION
• Northern Michigan Election Results
• 5 Steps to Optimal Health for Women
• News Briefs
• Gigigowi Fund
• Free store moves to building on Old 27 North
• Gaylord Sidewalk Sales offer bargains galore downtown Fri & Sat.
• Guard lists live ammunition, bombing activities
• Fish Tank Follies final act in summer reading program
• Learn ‘navigation’ to reduce poverty
• 59 cats & dogs treated at Friends for Life spay and neuter clinic
• Campus news: Aug. 4
• Polish Culture Day trip planned to Hamtramck
• Antiques appraisals
• National Mock Trial Competition good for St. Mary
• Livingston Twsp. could decide Allen vs Benishek race
• Northern Michigan Election Results
• 5 Steps to Optimal Health for Women
• News Briefs
• Gigigowi Fund
• Free store moves to building on Old 27 North
• Gaylord Sidewalk Sales offer bargains galore downtown Fri & Sat.
• Guard lists live ammunition, bombing activities
• Fish Tank Follies final act in summer reading program
• Learn ‘navigation’ to reduce poverty
• Campus news: Aug. 4
• DNRE announces deer stations
• Wolves breeding in Lower Peninsula
• THE CULTURE AT LARGE AFFECTS QUALITY OF KIDS' EDUCATION
• Free store moves to building on Old 27 North
• Gaylord Sidewalk Sales offer bargains galore downtown Fri & Sat.
• Guard lists live ammunition, bombing activities
• Fish Tank Follies final act in summer reading program
• Learn ‘navigation’ to reduce poverty
• Campus news: Aug. 4
• Fish Tank Follies final act in summer reading program
• NRC sponsors deer work group
• Learn ‘navigation’ to reduce poverty
• Dave Says
• Campus news: Aug. 4
• THE FIRST YEARS OF MARRIAGE CAN DETERMINE ITS FUTURE
• Grand Valley State University Dean’s List
• Beat the back-to-school rush!
• News Briefs
• Primary Election Candidates Respond to Weekly Choice Questionnaire
• 36th State Senate District race
• Candidates for Otsego County Board of Commissioners
• Stamas announces August office hours
• Lake Michigan water summit set for Aug. 2 & 9
• Popular young adult author to sign first novel at Saturn
• Improvements made at county parks
• Free store moves to building on Old 27 North
• Gaylord Sidewalk Sales offer bargains galore downtown Fri & Sat.
• Guard lists live ammunition, bombing activities
• Otsego County Fair
• 44th Annual Alpenfest

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