Houghton Lake, MI News

• Houghton Lake, MI News
• Spread the word in the Resorter
• UNITY TREE
• THANKING WALMART
• ANGELO’S PARTY STORE
• Deans name daughter Zoey Elise
• Free community dinner planned
• Stensrud graduates basic training
• Eva, Fitzpatrick to wed in June
• Camp Westminster receives 2012 Green Leaf Seal
• ‘MADE IN AMERICA’
• TV Page
• PEN AND PALETTE CLUB HAS WORK ON DISPLAY AT RADL
• BABY PANTRY HELP
• Ice cream socials to benefit Relay
• A DAY OF AVIATION
• UP WE GO...
• Secord Lake Eagles to hold ‘River of Flags Celebration’
• ‘Appleseed’ clinic June 2-3
• AUTHOR HEYWOOD SPEAKS AT RADL
• Fashion show planned by SVDP
• NEW OFFICERS
• MOTHER’S DAY AT SENIOR CENTER
• Naming Roscommon County
• ‘ULTIMATE’ garage sale to benefit Relay for Life
• Birch Pointe Golf Course to hold Relay events
• Merritt stop on WCMU’s next ‘Destination Michigan’
• ROTARY CITIZEN OF THE YEAR
• Tip-up Town float receives renovation
• Prudenville vet served with Flying Tigers in China
• Goodnite graduates from Mat-Su Central School
• SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
• ARTFUL DISPLAY
• Garrett awarded $8,000 Moose scholarship
• SENIOR BAND SCHOLARSHIPS
• SLIDE SECTION
• MARCHING FINALE
• TIME FOR GOODBYES
• Cryderman continues raising funds for Ivy League experience
• Pendrys earns master’s degree
• RMS raises cancer awareness, hopes to raise Relay money
• Kirtland announces academic honor students
• FIRST PROM
• Golf outing to benefit Ronald McDonald House
• HONOR PRESENTATIONS
• ‘MURDER AT THE BANQUET’
• Keatley U of M graduate
• OLD 27 CLEANED BY HLCE
• Hooked for Life youth fishing event May 26
• Trestle Park bricks still available
• Trestle Park ‘friends’ seeking members, funds
• ORV’s, riders roll into St. Helen at ‘start of summer’ event
• Second Voyage of Discovery ‘closes the loop’
• White Deer Ladies league kicks off with ‘fun night’
• Hurricanes drop to Cadillac, tie with Petoskey
• Limberlost, Sergeant’s lead women’s softball league
• Buck softball squad winless at recent homestand
• Swamp Donkeys beat Limberlost, remain perfect in men’s league
• Final registration for fall soccer planned for May 30
• Bucks blanked by Chiefs, stopped by Stags
• Bobcat girls second at Falcon 9&10 Invitational
• FIRST PLACE NETTERS
• Chiefs score twice in second half to beat Bobcats; Eagles win
• Bucks win inaugural MMGC championship
• FROZEN RUNNER
• Malcomson leaps to state in long jump, high jump
• Buck thinclads sending five to state track & field finals
• Bobcats split in home Jack Pine contest, at tourney in Mesick
• Golf outing planned for VSU
• ARTESIA ‘JAMS’ GRANT
• ‘Back Door Boogie’ June 3 at Rosco K of C
• Simply Singles to meet June 7
• Lt. Gov. Calley to speak at GOP dinner
• ‘Diabetes Bingo’ planned June 6
• ‘Fill the Truck’ a success for animal shelter
• Houghton Lake KART Speedway
• Bucks take third in NMSL
• Bobcat golf second at home
• Bobcats outkick Flying G’s in 5-0 shutout
• Bobcats swept by Farwell in Jack Pine doubleheader
• Bucks split with Alcona, drop two against Beavers
• PLOP, PLOP, WIN
• FUTURE KINDERGARTNER
• STILL GROWING
• Heston Academy board approves purchase of St. Helen Elementary
• Untitled
• Cottage owners can protect property from wildfire damage
• County gypsy moth program zeroes in on invasive bug
• Markey Board approves purchase of pavilion
• Candidates for county, township offices meet filing deadline
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Resorter Reader Poll
• ‘Complete discussion’ needed with renewals
• Managing docks needs to be ‘well conceived’
• ‘Effort, teamwork’ in the workplace
• Some stories stick with you, Lauer says
• SENIOR TRADITION
• Greater purpose
• SENIOR TRADITION
• LUNCH IS SERVED
• LUNCH IS SERVED
• Ethel Eileen Saunders
• Loretta P. Laureto
• Betty J. Samel
• Donna Marie Carpenter
• Richard F. (Ricky) Cavanaugh
• William James Hutson
• AMVETS Lodge plans poker run, pig roast Sunday
• HLCS board member recall petition language approved
• ‘Putting for Patriots’ at Pirate’s Cove
• Gold over Orange in Markey church softball battle
• 82nd District Court Magistrate
• 34th Circuit Court
• 82nd District Court
• Roscommon graduation tonight
• LOST IN FLAMES
• Manhunt
• Memorial Day events planned over weekend, beyond
• RAPS to keep all three buildings open
• Robinson reported spotted- 9 p.m. Update
• Donna Marie Carpenter
• Tuesday 5 p.m. Update: Roadblocks lifted
• Tuesday 5 p.m. Update: Roadblocks lifted
• Agencies maintain perimeter in the search for Robinson; tip line established
• Agencies maintain perimeter in the search for Robinson; tip line established
• Richard F. (Ricky) Cavanaugh
• Richard F. (Ricky) Cavanaugh
• HLSC Board recall petition language approved
• HLSC Board recall petition language approved
• Loretta P. Laureto
• Loretta P. Laureto
• Search continues Tuesday for escapee
• Manhunt underway in Roscommon County
• Roscommon Area Public Schools to operate all three buildings in 2012-13
• Roscommon Area Public Schools to operate all three buildings in 2012-13
• William James Hutson
• William James Hutson
• ‘Making Their Mark’
• Bio-poems about the novel ‘Shiloh’
• Advice From a Child of Divorce
• A Blast from the Past
• ‘What Darwin Never Knew’
• Victim Services Unit in its second year
• Houghton Lake State Police Post to celebrate 75 years
• Chaplain Thompson leads MSP ‘Blessing of the Badge’
• Michigan DNR Conservation Officers
• MI Dept. of Corr ections Probation and Parole Office
• Roscommon County Animal Control
• Roscommon County Office of the Prosecutor
• Juvenile Detention Center
• Denton Township Police
• Richfield Township Police
• Gerr ish Township Police
• Michigan State Police Post 72
• Roscommon County Sheriff’s Department
• Roscommon County Central Dispatch
• Conservation officers mark 125th anniversary with memorial service
• HUNTING WITH GRANDPA
• FIRST BIRD
• Portion of the Denton Creek ORV Trail temporarily closed for bridge replacement
• BRAND NEW BABY ROOM
• Neighbors have clear path to lake after chipping in for dredging
• Project Appleseed Tour coming to Houghton Lake
• Spread the word in the Resorter
• H AND H FIREWORKS
• Marketing, retail consultant at Roscommon Twp. hall May 31
• A-TECH’S NEW LOCATION
• Houghton Lake billboard to promote fishing contest
• Underwoods name second child Natalie
• Potato pancakes on Messiah menu
• Clark, Wright name son Hunter
• JEANS FOR KIDS
• ‘Benefits’ of pre-planning funeral program to be held
• Deans name daughter Zoey Elise
• Mikenauk Chorale to perform Saturday at Good Shepherd
• SPAGHETTI FOR RELAY
• Robertses celebrate 50 years of marriage
• RCRC reviews well drilling access roads in Richfield
• Legislators host ‘town hall’
• Untitled
• JV Bobcats pick up four straight
• Sergeant’s off to hot start in women’s softball
• Limberlost out of first place
• Girls basketball summer camp planned at RMS
• Bucks Boys Basketball Camp on tap June 11-14
• Roscommon volleyball camp slated June 11-13
• Volleyball, basketball camp planned at HLHS
• Bobcat sluggers swept by Meridian, runners-up at home tournament
• Bucks hang tough at Petoskey, score JPC wins over Harrison
• Bobcats swept by Mustangs; winless at home tournament
• Bucks blanked by Hornets
• Bobcats drop two JPC duals
• Lady Bobcat thinclads fall to Pioneers, G’s
• Buck soccer squad battles to tie
• First half costly as ’Cats fall to Stags 3-1
• Registration still open for alumni football game
• Straub’s second half goal lifts Bobcats over Bucks, 2-1
• Bucks take third straight jamboree; Bobcats fifth
• Hurricanes blow over TC, Soo in inaugural home lacrosse wins
• STRANGER SAFETY
• Michigan Youth ChalleNGe accepting applications
• Noack graduates from U of M
• Willford places first in annual science test
• Tribelhorn, Porath, Johnson earn national certificates
• ‘Celebrate RES!’ on May 22 with events, raffles
• HLCE Students share stories of success in Lansing
• Baccalaureate programs planned at RHS, HLHS
• NORTHWOOD HONOR STUDENTS
• RMS MAY STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• COLLINS STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• APRIL STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Oakes shows appreciation for craft bag
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• AuSable Free Clinic’s Gaiser wins ‘Together We Can Award’
• Childcare class offered to 6th-8th grade students
• Skeels plans ‘Community Carnival’ May 19
• Kozlowski pens fifth book, ‘Interstellar Quest’
• CCW class planned for June 2
• Masons receive RCCF grant
• Bobcat Boosters plans info meeting, seeks members
• May Booster winners named
• Tea Party group to meet Friday
• Wellington Farm opens May 19
• RHS baseball ‘Horse Plop’ this Friday
• LAST PLACE WINNERS
• Merritt season underway, many track records recorded
• RUNNERS UP AT RELAY GOLF OUTING
• Bake sale, car wash at Houghton Lake, Roscommon
• Bobcats drop two against Beavers
• Bucks third, Bobcats sixth at Falcon invite
• Bucks top Eagles in shoot-out
• FIRST PLACE WINNERS
• Richfield approves contract between DDA, RCTA
• HANDS ON THE GROUND
• RAPS to hold hearing on sidewalk project
• Council approves inspection of three village bridges
• TEAM DIBBLING
• LEARNING THE FINE POINTS
• Church league softball underway
• Roscommon units fight wildfires
• Budget cuts considered
• Time to consider consolidation of school districts
• Still questioning gas prices here
• ‘Good, honest people’ see money is returned
• NNA President: Truth about postal reform
• CTC to hold info meeting June 12
• RHS graduation to be held May 24
• DRIVING FOR RHS
• Resorter Reader Poll
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Tricky call: deciding when news should be held
• We all lost a friend
• Frank Castro
• Doris L. Menzies
• COLORING CONTEST WINNERS
• Michaeleen ‘Mikey’ Marie Smith
• Brian Eugene Bennett
• Mary M. Kolka
• Bernard A. Jock
• Memorial for Richard Lee Tedhams
• Louise H. Case
• James E. Preuett
• 82nd District Court
• Corrections
• Jones responds to termination
• Alano Club facing financial challenges
• Rep. Camp plans constituent hours in county May 24
• Democrats ‘Spring Fling’ planned May 20
• Spaghetti dinner as Relay fundraiser
• More mentors needed for Big Brothers Big Sisters Community Based Program
• Gerrish Township, Grosbeak association to apply for buoy permit
• 34th Circuit Court
• HONORABLE RHS SENIORS
• Superintendent search in high gear with profile approval
• ‘Kick-off’ summer on Saturday in St. Helen
• Commissioners approve animal shelter millage ballot language
• REMEMBERING THE FALLEN
• Red Flag Warning
• Louise H. Case
• Frank Castro
• Mary M. Kolka
• HLCS board meeting in cafeteria tonight
• Richard Lee Tedhams
• Brian Eugene Bennett
• James E. Preuett
• James E. Preuett
• WILL IT FLOAT?
• DANCE, DANCE, DANCE
• Lesson on homing pigeons
• EYES ON THE EGG
• HLHS Concert Band receives Division I rating at States
• WINNING ACT
• Thirteen students graduate from Kirtland Police Academy
• ANTIQUES AND UNIQUES
• Shop, save, send athletes to Special Olympics games
• Northwestern begins ‘Hungry for a better bank?’ promotion
• NEW LOCATION
• TV Page
• NJHS SERVERS
• ‘TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME’
• Meyer wins fellowship to pursue master’s at IU
• Young drivers get a feel for the road in MSP simulator
• YMCA!
• Houghton Lake sophomore illustrator for children’s book
• Earthquake Education
• STEPPING OUT
• STEPPING OUT
• PROM QUEEN AND KING
• Lacrosse has one more home game
• Hurricanes play sport both ancient and fast growing
• GROUP EXERCISE
• STORM-TOSSED TURTLE
• Lifesavers golf outing Saturday
• Malcomson leads ’Cats at invite
• Bucks 0-2 at Grayling softball tourney
• Pro wrestling coming to CRAF Center Saturday night
• FIRST TURKEY
• Bobcat thinclads fall to Eagles
• Bucks girls split in JPC track
• Defending champions Limberlost off to hot start in men’s softball league
• Bobcats shoot season-low at Terry Thompson Invite
• Bobcat softball splits with G’s
• Baseball Bobcats come up with rare tie at Gladwin
• Rosco splits for second at Grayling tourney
• Hought on Lak e’s best HIGH JUMPER
• Bobcat soccer squad outlasts G’s in NMSL
• Triebold two minutes faster in both Au Sable canoe races
• ‘Extreme couponing’ at Artesia’s Mom’s Night Out
• Glen’s Market hoping to ‘fill the truck’ for Roscommon County Animal Shelter
• Boating safety class planned May 19
• Poppy sales take place May 25-27
• Northern lawmakers schedule town hall tour, May 14
• Dr. Youn brings humor to story of becoming a plastic surgeon
• Spring Sock Hop May 19 at K of C
• Spicer’s, Sheriff’s Department to offer boater’s safety
• VanDrie to help River House with shoe promotion starting May 1
• T.O.P.S. OFFICERS
• Volunteers needed to help guide neighbors in need
• RIVER HOUSE SUPPORT
• HLAHS meeting includes sprucing up Village
• Mother-daughter banquet cancelled
• PURPLE CAMPAIGN
• Dining with Diabetes planned at Mercy Grayling
• SVDP collecting food pantry, hygiene items
• FIFTH GENERATION THOMPSON
• Kirtland Garden Club to Meet May 21
• Bobcats blast Bucks in first meeting on new field
• Fall soccer registration planned for May 12
• Bucks edge Gladwin in OT
• Bobcats play through adversity for win over Comets
• Buck bats sing as ’Cats run out of pitchers
• Houghton Lake youth wins NWTF ‘Hunt of a Lifetime’
• Disagrees with tourism column
• Dignity, respect, honor richly due heroes
• Focus on students bullying students
• ‘Let ‘Em Play’
• Mary Bauman
• Goal is to get recommendations to RAPS before May 16 date
• Ride of Silence planned May 16
• Ambulance millage levied
• Community input begins superintendent search
• Resorter Reader Poll
• ‘Standing strong together’
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Memorial service for James Michael Eckert
• Marvin Alfred Shellito
• Phyllis Lamson
• Gertrud E. Strotmann
• Marie Antoinette Broedell
• June Eileen Torok
• 82nd District Court
• Candidates file for office
• Lake Township Ladies Club to meet
• Off-duty deputy alleged offender in assault case
• Fire consumes trailer and garage
• Jerry M. Bowen
• Memorial service for Houghton ‘Bud’ L. King Jr.
• Memorial service for Don Jernigan
• Shayne Marie (Sprague) Yaklin
• Nail trim clinic Relay fundraiser
• Gushen enters plea on larceny charge
• HLSC hosting fashion show
• Jones let go from fire department
• AMVETS Higgins Lake Lodge plans Memorial weekend poker run
• Assessment roll returned to Gerrish Township
• Patterson named interim superintendent
• New recall language filed
• Smaller budget equals KCC changes
• Rosco Business Expo May 16
• Voters approve HLCS millage renewal
• GO DAD GO!
• Voters say yes at HLCS
• Marvin Alfred Shellito
• Shayne Marie (Sprague) Yaklin
• Houghton Lake School Board seeking input on new superintendent
• June Eileen Torok
• Mary Bauman
• Memorial for James Michael Eckert
• Memorial for Houghton L. 'Bud' King Jr.
• See more photos.
• Messiah hosting May meals
• Smiths name son Kolton
• Devinses name son Joseph Michael
• Summer camp scholarships available from HLUMC
• SPANISH NIGHT
• Wahls name third child Alice Elizabeth
• Preschool slots available for fall at Collins
• Mercy Hospital Grayling plans first aid class
• Saturday race to benefit A.R.K.
• Couponing basics planned May 8 in Richfield
• Roscommon Tea Party to meet May 9
• RADL to host talk with Michigan author Joseph Heywood
• County Dems to hold caucus
• Lt. Governer Calley to be guest at Republican dinner
• Antique tractors at ‘Plow Day’ Saturday at Wellington Farm
• Firetrucks pay visit to library
• TV Schedule
• Merritt alum to gather May 19
• Spring Sock Hop May 19 at K of C
• Joe Diffie to bring country hits to Kirtland stage Saturday
• PROMOTING ‘STUFF THE BUS’
• HLRCC billboard contest deadline May 8
• Rotary raises about $20,000
• PERFECT ATTENDANCE
• ROCKIN’ BOBCATS
• MARCH STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• SINGING IN SPRING
• Investigation and Invention
• CAREER EXPLORATION
• Test drive equals cash for RHS
• Five HL students to display artwork at Clare Art Show
• ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE
• 5K run/walk brings in 140 participants
• Bucks score another NMSL win with 8-0 mercy over Pioneers
• Meridian downs Bucks by 20
• Bucks take second straight in newly formed golf conference
• Burning Oak women’s league to meet May 8
• OVER 11 FEET
• Bobcats get first track win in three seasons
• Bucks win high jump, pole vault at Falcon Invite
• Bucks trampled by Mustangs in JPC softball
• ’Cats sting Hornets in JPC debut
• ’Cats nip Cougars on nippy night; Even NMSL record with victory
• Bobcats win one at Traverse, blasted in JPC opener
• LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON
• Angling for answers on pike regulations
• COLORFUL MEMORIAL
• OPENING DAY BROWN
• DNR to survey anglers, collect fishing data
• PAYING IT FORWARD
• MSU Extension offering four classes on small business
• Tree cause of power outage
• Final ‘Community Cinema’ planned at Houghton Lake library
• Home improvement help available in Roscommon Township
• Cryderman raising funds to attend Ivy League program
• ‘HALLELUJAH’
• Bobcat JV stung by Hornets, overpowers Owls in two
• HL even in JPC after visit by Clare
• Jaguars seek 3rd/4th gridders
• Bucks shine as community rallies
• Bobcats drop two more JPC softball games
• Buck softballers drop to 0-4
• Get ready for Relay for Life, ‘Paint the Town Purple’
• Commissioners get tour of planned Juvenile Detention Center expansion
• Michigan law spells out how consolidation might go
• ‘Please fix this mess’
• Consolidation: Good and sensible
• ‘Support the schools’
• Give a friendly welcome to visitors
• ‘Whole story’ of USPS financial trouble
• Resorter Reader Poll
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Vote ‘Yes’
• Lou Schiavone
• Alberta Carol Zimmer
• Bertha ‘Jean’ Cook
• Thomas ‘Tom’ J. Stout
• Anna Gorecki
• Olive I. Swiderski
• Raymond W. Hummel
• Robert E. ‘Bob’ Pakizer
• Jermone ‘Chuck’ Kelts
• John C. Thomas
• 82nd District Court
• Top paddlers to hit South Branch for Canoe Classic
• Dowland sentenced to prison on armed robbery charge
• READY TO TEST
• County’s taxable value decreases -2.86% from 2011
• HLCS board approves anti-bullying policy
• RCRC says one ‘non-exclusive dock’ allowed at road ends
• SAVED FROM SMOKE
• Operational millage up for renewal May 8
• Receivership granted for Comfort Suites, Comfort Inn
• ‘Unanswered questions’ surround consolidation
• Attempt to bring Murphy back fails; superintendent search underway
• BUCK PRIDE ON THE MARCH
• John C. Thomas
• Jermone ‘Chuck’ Kelts
• Lou Schiavone
• Alberta Carol Zimmer
• Thomas J. 'Tom' Stout
• Raymond W. Hummel
• Receivership granted for two Houghton Lake hotels
• Receivership granted for two Houghton Lake hotels
• Good Shepherd team hosting Relay breakfast Sunday
• Good Shepherd team hosting Relay breakfast Sunday
• Olive I. Swiderski
• Anna Gorecki
• Robert E. 'Bob' Pakizer
• Retired school personnel to meet May 14
• May business after hours at Anchor Inn
• Eye health subject of May 3 monthly Merchant meeting
• Household Hazardous Waste collection planned in Lake City
• Sussex edges Gushen in third chess showdown
• Golf outing planned May 18 to benefit Our Lady of the Lake
• Roscommon site of small business classes in May
• Basket weaving demonstration May 8 at Clare County Arts Council
• River House high tea and silent suction
• Mom to Mom sale to fund mission trip
• Rendon to meet with public during May 4-5 office hours
• Bowl for Kids’s Sake raises $5,011
• Lake Twp. women to meet May 2
• Family Bar founder celebrates 100th birthday
• Willoughbys name second daughter Whitney Rose
• Crists name daughter Ava Marie
• Petersons name son Blake
• Webber graduates from basic training
• A HELPING HOBBY
• Kindness is key
• TV Page
• FLORIDA GATORS
• CCW class planned May 5 at Lake
• 37TH BIRD
• KEEPING NATURE IN MIND
• DEDICATED BIRD
• Event to link veterans with special needs to outdoors
• Recently signed open burning bill encourages cleaner state
• RES Book Fair
• Forensics Finals
• RAPS Jazz Bands and Steel Drum Band
• Bowling Highlights
• Wild turkey cooperator patches available from Michigan NWTF
• Bucks come back to kick over Kingsley, beat Burt Lake
• Baseball Bucks lose to Whittemore, torn up by Tigers
• Leagues forming at White Deer
• Ladies league to meet at White Deer
• Pool Standings
• Rosco second in inaugural ‘Jamboree’
• Bobcats shut out by visiting Chiefs, 5-0
• Buck girls beat Bobcats, Mustangs
• Bobcats record first loss with split against Trojans
• Buck thinclads start JPC 2-0
• Bobcats split with Trojans, bring winning record to JPC
• Our Lady to host science fair, enrollment drive
• Students honored for academics
• NJHS INDUCTION
• Hollingshead receives SVSU ‘community’ award
• TO PERFORM AT STATE FESTIVAL
• KCC’s 43rd commencement ceremony Friday evening
• April recognized as ‘Safe Digging Month’ in Michigan
• Saturday night dance part of Maple Syrup Festival
• Former nursery school board member arrested for embezzlement
• KCC’s White wins banner contest
• Rosco softball squad falls on road, splits home stand
• Trail run/walk to benefit HLHS XC program
• Alumni football game planned between Bobcats, Bucks
• HL lacrosse team breaks into winning column
• JV ’Cats earn one win in opening softball contests
• Cage fights coming to Grayling Ramada
• Buck kickers put together win
• MOM PROM ROYALTY
• Roscommon boosters plan May 2 meeting
• Author Dr. Youn to visit HLPL
• Kentucky Derby 2012 theme at Roscommon Rotary auction
• RADL receives $1,500 grant for ‘Dream Big Summer Program’
• ‘WOMAN OF THE YEAR’
• The Story of Charlie O’Malley
• Aviation scholarship deadline approaching
• St. Helen Lake Association meeting, May 5
• HLCS renewal on ballot
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Election Letters Policy
• ‘Vote intelligently’ in November election
• Far too much spent on ‘ongoing saga’
• ‘Include all the facts’
• RAPS to allow county to connect to fiber optic network
• ‘Stuff the bus’ this week
• Resorter Reader Poll
• Rita L. Jenkins
• ‘No’ until ‘real change occurs’
• ‘Put education of our children first’
• Students deserve ‘high standards’
• Village positions ‘joy, privilege’
• It takes little effort to be ‘earth friendly’
• Rivalry redux
• Stuff it
• Shirley A. Stasevich
• Candace Lynn Henderson
• John C. ‘Jack’ Dillman
• Joyce (Valley) Magnuson
• Robert J. Mitchell
• Robert E. Pakizer
• Norma J. Harness
• Alfred D. Bair
• Delores Ann Storms
• David McFarlane Jr.
• Arlene A. Southworth
• 34th Circuit Court
• Stable boy statue reported stolen
• Davis, Gushen face B&E charges
• Plea entered on fleeing, eluding charge
• Trial date set for Gorbachow
• MSP investigating money order thefts
• DRUG TAKE BACK SITES IN COUNTY
• Commissioners approve consolidation ballot language
• LETTING IT FLY
• 82nd District Court
• Task Force to urge RAPS to stay course for next year
• YAC distributes 25,000 pounds of food to county residents
• Murphy resigns from council
• Three on HLCS board targeted for recall
• ‘UNOCCUPIED’ HOUSE IN VILLAGE DESTROYED IN FIRE
• Rita L. Jenkins
• Delores Ann Storms
• Delores Ann Storms
• Alfred D. Bair
• Alfred D. Bair
• Joyce (Valley) Magnusson
• Joyce (Valley) Magnusson
• Candace Lynn Henderson
• Candace Lynn Henderson
• Norma J. Harness
• Norma J. Harness
• HELPING HANDS
• GROUP EFFORT
• Spearman, Foor name son Jayce Allen
• Osmonds name son Jaydn
• Rucinski, Byer name daughter Charlotte
• Peterson, Storms-Thompson name daughter Areana Danielle
• Son born to Mead, Meir
• ‘Senior fraud’ topic of presentation in Roscommon
• Messiah Lutheran dinner April 25
• Saturday’s ‘Mom Prom 2012’ to benefit Relay for Life
• BUNNY VISIT
• Schuett, Kaye wed in Waterford
• Area Agency on Aging has funds available
• SBTDC’s Hanson to visit St. Helen
• HAMMER RESTORATION
• Faust, Barnes to wed in June
• Spread the word in the Resorter
• Rendon hosting meeting on obsolete laws Friday
• SEEKING CAMP’S SUPPORT
• TV Page
• BOOKS MATTER
• Boy Scouts to serve dinner at G’s
• Bake sale at Walgreens to benefit Relay
• Rep. Camp plans constituent hours in county April 26
• Annual chess tournament planned Saturday
• NEWSPAPER TOUR
• ‘ROAR’ at KCC Saturday
• KINGS AND QUEENS
• FOOD DRIVE DONATION
• ‘Senior Citizens of the Year’ nominees sought for awards
• Diabetes info event planned at Good Shepherd
• Rosco library jumps into spring
• FROM LIONS TO LITERACY
• Food Giveaway Saturday at Roscommon Middle School
• RADL PERSON OF THE YEAR
• NJHS spaghetti dinner May 2
• Criminal Justice Symposium planned at Mid Michigan
• MARCH STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• TERRIFIC!
• Our Lady of the Lake plans enrollment, science fair event
• RES Kindergarten Round-up set for April 25
• RMS APRIL STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Kirtland Community College to host various art exhibitions
• Garbage bag sale to benefit Happy Landings
• COLLINS PERFECT ATTENDANCE
• Emilee Garrett vying for national Moose award
• RES Spring Carnival Fun
• Bobcats, Bucks finish in middle at Houghton Lake tournament
• HLMS STUDENTS SPORT THEIR DRAWING SKILLS
• Houghton Lake Community Education
• I wish...
• Inaugural JV softball tourney Saturday
• Leagues forming at The Quest
• Hooked for Life plans fishing trip, fish fry at Bambi
• MMCC offers social dance class
• Bowling Highlights
• Bobcats, Bucks get ready for new season, new league
• Roscommon youth football sign up scheduled May 2
• Bobcats open varsity softball season with four wins
• Bucks softballers turned back by Vikes, Blazers
• Bucks edge ’Cats in OT on new field
• First on the new fields
• Bucks bat way to 4-3 start
• April Booster winners named
• Coaches sought for three HL sports
• Pool Standings
• SPRING SPRUCE UP
• Coed softball league planned
• SCRATCH FUND DONATION
• Roscommon boys third at Sunrise Side Relays
• Bucks mercied by visiting Chiefs
• Bobcats top Burt Lake in shoot-out
• Bobcats blast McBain in softball home opener
• Richfield passes public safety ordinance
• RCRC seeks further legal counsel on road abandonment
• AUSABLE RIVER CENTER TO RAFFLE CEDAR STRIP CANOE
• Bobcat baseball team posts 4-2 record to start season
• Roscommon 4x800 team wins event, paces squad at relays
• Bucks beat Vikings, Bobcats in girls track tri-meet
• Annual Houghton Lake Rotary auction Saturday
• Mercy Hospital recognizes role of volunteers
• Gypsy moth assistant’s hours to be reviewed by commission
• Cafeteria upgrades approved at high, middle schools
• Deficit, non-homestead renewal focus of HLCS board, finance committee
• RAPS task force begins work
• IDP committee disbanded as end of Murphy’s contract approaches
• Resorter Reader Poll
• Close the state school employee pension fund
• Find ‘best deal’ on gas prices
• CTC leader questions public meeting need
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Why are gas prices higher here
• Keep track of children, victim writes
• Writer thankful for kindness, caring, concern shown after accident
• Sometimes it feels great to be wrong!
• Effort to combat bullying would punish speech
• Time and talent
• Correction
• Denton EMS seeking emergency shelter status
• Gerrish Township seeks abandonment of Mill Road
• SAW GRANT
• John Ralph Whittington
• Norma Jean Rhinehart Price
• Steven Edward Lipon
• Marian Ruth Van Sickle
• 82nd District Court Magistrate
• 82nd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• Ask the Trooper
• Village clean up to be held April 28
• Two car accident at Emery and Towerhill
• CTC petition verified by clerk’s office
• SUMMA CUM LAUDE
• Evaluation scores questioned
• RAPS rejects offer on SHE building
• Home leveled in afternoon fire
• John Ralph Whittington
• Marian Ruth Van Sickle
• More than 50 groups, businesses promoted at Business Expo
• Roscommon County Democrats to meet
• ‘Sports’ theme of 13th annual Houghton Lake Rotary auction
• ‘Health care decisions’ day event planned
• Higgins Lake, septic systems topic of ACT NOW meeting
• A dozen Akin piano students to perform in guild auditions
• IN LIEU OF LATE FEES
• Boating skills class planned by Coast Guard Auxiliary
• Roscommon County Lifesavers plan golf outing to benefit Relay
• FUNDING NATURE
• ‘Moms to Moms’ sale planned April 28
• Schuett, Kaye wed in Waterford
• Swiders name son Rowen
• Daughter born to Jenkins and Johnson
• Akin presents 40th annual piano recital
• TV Page
• Diabetes info event planned at Good Shepherd
• Mercy offering second Better Breathing series
• RCVA TO HOST POKER RUN JUNE 16
• Simply Singles to meet in St. Helen
• ‘Ask The DNR’ to air tonight
• Lake Twp. Ladies to meet April 18
• White Deer ladies league to meet April 30
• Organ Transplant Support Group to meet tonight
• ‘Name Your Own Drink’ contest planned at Limberlost
• PBJ’s ‘Barnyard Bash’ April 21 at Artesia
• Comedian Rob Little scheduled to perform at The Limberlost
• Head Start, Readiness programs accepting applications
• KCC teaming up with River House for Sexual Assault Awareness Month
• Carrick-Myers director of HLUMC preschool
• Congressional Art Competition open to area students
• CELEBRATING NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK
• Agriculture Week celebrated March 4-10
• Called to Educate
• Called to Educate
• Called to Educate
• Aerial Easter Egg Delivery
• Aerial East Egg Delivery
• Happy Easter Hunting
• Rust Shaker bike race planned
• Give feeders a spring-cleaning to keep birds healthy
• Bowling Highlights
• Pool Standings
• Final Pool Standings
• DNR lowers state forest campground fees
• Registration planned for Hunter Education class
• ’Cats tie on two by Carroll; tournament Saturday
• Baby shower, training on tap at A.R.K.
• DNR advises earlier caution against oak wilt disease
• Kids Against Hunger event set for Saturday
• BACHMANN & THOMAS
• ‘Finding Bigfoot’ gets Michigan leads
• Become involved during Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Library hosting spring events
• The Pirate Queen of Connaught
• Markey pays bill for sewer title work
• Clarification & Correction
• Barking dogs left to courts in Denton
• State lawmakers reignite school wars over religion
• Resorter Reader Poll
• What is reason for difference in gas prices
• ‘Young people deserve better’
• Community bonded over ‘unstoppable’ demolition
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Reforms will limit school bond debt, ensure long-term viability
• Let’s make it bright
• David Northey
• Richard Lee Tedhams
• Evelyn Joan Chapman
• Dorothea I. Garver
• John L. Presson
• Edward M. Dobias
• Lawrence William Goodman
• Ruth M. Zielinski
• Rebecca S. Hughey
• Alvin J. Steward
• Pharmacy robbery suspect enters plea
• Gorbachow stands mute
• Lake City man charged in stabbing of brother
• High-speed driving suspect arraigned
• Houghton Lake men arraigned on felony larceny charges
• Credit union members urged not to give out information
• Richfield Township responds to two weekend fires
• State Police celebrating 95th anniversary this month
• Second woman charged in Walmart retail fraud case
• 34th Circuit Court
• Dock permit process approved in Gerrish Twp.
• CALLED TO EDUCATE
• District Court consolidation leads to name change
• 82nd District Court
• American Legion historian salutes last pilot from Doolittle’s Raid
• CTC submits consolidation petitions
• Carlson appointed to open village council position
• Juveniles caught after vandalism spree
• FIRST EGG HUNT
• Edward M. Dobias
• David Northey
• Richard Lee Tedhams
• Dorothea I. Garver
• Rebecca S. Hughey
• Alvin J. Steward
• Ruth M. Zielinski
• Credit union members advised not to give out information
• STORIES TO TELL
• Lawrence Williams Goodman
• John L. Presson
• Evelyn Joan Chapman
• Great Egg Scramble
• DESHANO RESTORATION
• CMU Public Television wins Broadcast Excellence Awards
• EAST BAY COUNSELING CENTER
• Four celebrate combined 65 years at Grayling manufacturer
• THE CORNER FAMILY RESTAURANT
• Annual Employer Forum slated for April 25 in Gaylord
• Kirtland Garden Club to meet April 16
• Burkhart, Smith to exchange vows in May, 2013
• Hollabaughs to celebrate 50th with a family cruise
• Son born to Mahan, Gross
• Daughter born to Jenkins, Johnson
• Milburns name son Warren
• Stegalls name daughter E’Lara
• Caudle, Kimball name son Robert
• Son born to Solosky, Gonzalez
• Rosie the Riveter Association looking for new members
• Easter parade April 8
• Messiah to host meals, Easter services
• St. Elizabeth’s plans Easter services
• TV Page
• CHEERLEADERS MATTER
• KCC hosting nursing conference May 10
• GRANT HELPS SCIENCE LAB
• WRITERS OF THE WEEK
• Early Childhood Conference planned April 21 at KCC
• Houghton Lake Middle School Honor Roll
• THAT’S A LOT OF DIMES
• Mid Michigan Community College hosts ‘College Day’
• Students inspired by Goodall’s message
• Jane Goodall sees reason for hope in today’s youth
• FSU names honors students, grads
• 2012 RES Talent Show
• Mercy Hospital holding CPR class
• Antique radio club show, sale April 14
• BEST TASTING RURAL IN MICHIGAN
• Holly man fishes for grand prize in HLATB’s ‘Wally’ drawing
• MARKEY TOWNSHIP PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
• Mother-daughter banquet May 12
• St. Helen VFW plans swiss steak dinner
• ‘Blast the Blues’ in West Branch at April 26 event
• Bands sought to ‘ROAR’ at Kirtland
• ‘Hell and Back Again’ featured Community Cinema film April 12
• Team Curves planning two Relay fundraisers
• National Library Week planned at RADL
• Houghton Lake library offering free eBooks, eAudiobooks
• Houghton Lake Public Library celebrating National Library Week
• READYING FOR RELAY
• ‘Secrets of Couponing’ to be presented at KCC
• Roscommon Area Historical Society plans meeting
• RCCF spring grant applications due April 30
• ‘Moms to Moms’ sale April 28
• Richfield Township Library to celebrate National Library Week
• SPIKEHORN TOP SELLER OF ‘HOSPICE HEARTS’ IN COUNTY
• Healthcare Decisions Day to feature senior center events
• LYON TOWNSHIP RECEIVES FLAG DONATION
• ‘Sad day’ for Roscommon
• ‘Shorescaping’ workshop set for April 21
• Muskegon River watershed project kicks off at Denton
• Comments sought on aquatic invasive species plan update
• Forest Service planning prescribed burns
• DNR initiative aims to resolve encroachment cases
• Boaters can renew online
• Fishing regulation proposals subject of public meetings
• ORV training in Missaukee County
• DNR seeks public review of northern pike regulations
• Michigan suckers are popular with spring anglers
• Bowling Highlights
• WINNING COMBINATION
• Bobcats mercy Panthers in opener
• Trail run/walk to benefit HLHS cross country program
• Bucks blanked at Oscoda
• Board extends terms of office to six years
• RMRA take over Tisdale Pathway
• Superintendent answers task force questions online
• Candidates continue to file
• Williams appointed as interim clerk/register as Bonk retires
• Roscommon Betty
• Two arrested after high-speed chase
• Dean receives MASB award
• Roscommon Township seeking FEMA grant for warning system
• BONK RECOGNIZED FOR SERVICE
• KCC approves tuition increase
• Disappointed with non-renewal
• Townships must install docks at road ends
• Use ‘good judgement’ when considering consolidation
• Join forces to protect health of lake
• Resorter Reader Poll
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Winning and losing are relevant
• Wellington seeks board members
• Time to come together
• Otis W. ‘Bill’ Beagle
• CMDHD Public Health Summit scheduled for April 10
• Markey makes budget adjustments at special meeting
• Food Giveaway and Hygiene for HOPE Project, April 21
• Dean R. Hedden
• David Joseph ‘Joe’ Bell
• Michael George Savage
• Beverly Jean Shoemaker
• Fire destroys home in Prudenville
• Bicyclist injured at Higgins Lake
• Money returned to rightful owners
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• Thieves cut gas lines to houses for copper
• State Police arrest two in metal thefts
• TROOPERS MATTER
• A TEAM EFFORT
• Superintendent search delayed as costs are investigated
• ‘Finding Bigfoot’ to film in county
• Easter events planned countywide
• LSSU recommends St. Helen’s REM for charter school contract
• HISTORICAL HOME
• Dean R. Hedden
• Bigfoot hunters coming to Houghton Lake
• David Joseph 'Joe' Bell
• Beverly Jean Shoemaker
• Forest Service planning prescribed burns
• Otis W. 'Bill' Beagle
• Michael Savage
• REM authorized for charter contract from LSSU
• HLHS stage a Sea of Pink for ‘Legally Blonde’
• Correction
• Son born to Burns, Marsh
• Mercy Hospice of Grayling seeking seamstresses
• ‘Focus on Life’ dinner planned April 30 in Lake City
• Sexual abuse recovery group starts April 12 in Cadillac
• Curves’ fashion show, luncheon May 2
• Merritt-Butterfield UMC hosting egg hunt
• ‘The Last Supper’ to be performed Maundy Thursday, April 5
• ‘Last Supper’ drama Palm Sunday at Soul’s Harbor
• Holy Week, Easter services can be listed in Resorter
• PROVIDING EASTER BASKETS
• Wiemer, Peterson plan Septemeber wedding
• Bands sought to ‘ROAR’ at Kirtland
• AWARDED
• NMCAA hosting credit, homebuyer workshops
• BOOHER READS TO RES THIRD GRADERS
• CLASS OF 2025
• ‘Terrific Kids’ recognized
• GSRP applications available for preschoolers
• TV Page
• Lake Twp. Ladies Club meeting April 4
• ‘Virgil’s Family Reunion’ taking stage
• Skywarn spotter training class set for April 9
• Big Brothers Big Sisters plan annual meeting April 2
• RCRC RECEIVES ‘CRAMMY’ AWARD
• Gardening topic of April 5 monthly Merchant meeting
• Vietnam Veterans to be ‘welcomed home’ March 30 at Clare Courthouse
• Tanger ‘glamming up’ spring wardrobes with Fashion Week
• Houghton Lake Rotary annual auction April 21
• ‘Mom Prom 2012’ to benefit Relay for Life
• PINWHEEL GARDEN
• Grant helps create awareness of land conservancy group
• ‘Hair of Fame’ 2012 KCC Hair Show
• Scouts vie for automotive glory during Pinewood Derby
• “MARCH IS READING MONTH” STORY TIME AT RES
• Roscommon High School Artists
• RMS students celebrate pi day
• Pool Standings
• Section of Leota trail closed for bridge replacement
• JUNIOR ARCHERY LEAGUE WINNERS
• New fishing regulations take effect April 1
• Airport committee exploring other options to deter deer
• Lake residents approve pay decrease
• RCRC looks for legal advice before abandoning Mill Road
• Richfield does not accept raises at annual meeting
• Pool Standings
• BOWLING TOURNEY WINNERS
• Bucks open softball season with two wins
• SUPPORTING BOBCAT GOLF
• Last chance for Little League
• SUCCESSFUL SIXTH GRADE SEASON
• Final football, cheerleading sign up today
• RCCF receives $2,000 tech grant
• SUBSTANCE ABUSE AWARENESS
• Audit receives ‘highest rating’
• Lake St. Helen fishing pier project gets $55,800
• BUTLER RECOGNIZED FOR 20 YEARS OF SERVICE
• Bill ‘affects us all’
• FOIA of W-2’s explained
• Recognize, appreciate doctors for service
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• OTR FYE (Off the Record For Your Enjoyment)
• ‘Wally’ drawing set for April 1
• Murphy ‘made a difference’ in fifth grader’s life
• Join forces, ensure lake is available for future generations
• Less lake access will lower property values
• Resorter Reader Poll
• Congress is ‘America’s real problem’
• Congratulates students, not administration
• Vote puts district in ‘jeopardy’
• Only you…
• Tea Party to meet Monday
• Petitions to put consolidation on ballot being circulated
• John ‘Jack’ Kay Jennette
• Bonnie Galey
• Mary-Elizabeth Kerbyson
• Alan Brian Schoch
• Ardist Grace Morrison
• Bonk recognized by county for years of service
• Mary Murphy hopes board, community can unite
• 83rd District Court
• Egg scramble, bike give-a-way at CRAF Center
• SALVAGING HISTORY
• Mary Murphy hopes board, community can unite
• Kenneth Louis Eldridge
• Michael Henry Rataj
• Donald L. Kramer
• Task force to help navigate financial crisis named at RAPS
• Kirtland athletics get one year reprieve
• Murphy: ‘I come to work every day to do my best’
• Murphy’s contract not renewed by HLCS
• RAPS consolidation plan result of budget crisis
• Murphy's contract not renewed
• RAPS to form task force Tuesday
• Four anglers to draw for $50,000 and new boat
• 'Legally Blonde' continues Saturday, Sunday
• No support for consolidation plan voiced at meeting
• Baumgardner selected as DAR Good Citizen
• Roscommon Middle School Honor Roll
• STATE S&E QUALIFIERS
• Students receive honors at SVSU
• WRESTLERS RECOGNIZED
• WEASEL OR WOLVERINE?
• Options presented to parents at preschool fair
• Minis Marching
• TV Page
• Family Video raising funds for lymphoma research
• Off-loom beading topic of arts meeting
• Habitat for Humanity open house March 29
• Rep. Camp plans constituent hours in county March 29
• Info meeting on oil, gas leasing planned
• Home Depot hosting ‘Home & Garden Show’ Saturday
• Kentucky Derby 2012 theme at Roscommon Rotary auction
• BROWNIE TROOP 51923 VISITS LANSING
• Opportunity expo, career fair planned March 27 at KCC
• Public meeting planned on watershed project
• K of C to host Spring Fling
• Rosco team takes Battle of the Books title
• Roscommon County Christian Choir to present Easter cantata
• Hopkins, Carter to wed at Houghton Lake
• Scott, Karas plan September wedding
• Owens names daughter Zoe
• ‘The Last Supper’ to be performed Maundy Thursday, April 5
• Messiah Lutheran breakfast buffet to benefit Relay
• Markey Church to present family film, ‘Courageous’
• Richfield approves budget, documents questioned
• Joseph, Barnett name daughter Corrin Rose
• McGlincheys name daughter Nora
• Daughter born to Osborne, McClain
• Fosters name daughter Lillian
• Deckers name daughter Jaden Jean
• Daughter born to Halstead
• Daughter born to Crump, Stormzand
• Huffs name son Nathan Carl
• Daugther born to Vick, Karn
• Burnses celebrate golden anniversary
• RES gets a lesson in economics with the Acting Up! Theater Company
• OLLRCS PRIDE
• Batko starts season with state record
• MAC CHAMPS
• BOYS ALL JPC BUCKS
• ALL CONFERENCE GIRLS
• ALL CONFERENCE ’CATS
• ALL JPC BUCKS
• Bowling Highlights
• FIRST 300
• Vintage camper enthusiasts to gather June 9
• DNR reminds public to leave wildlife in the wild
• COMBINATION CATCH
• Licenses now on sale for mentored youth hunting
• HIGGINS LAKE DANDY
• Four to draw for $50,000, new boat in ‘Wally’ contest
• Master Anglers proves 2011 was great year for big salmon
• Restoring History
• CCW class planned April 7
• Spaghetti dinner planned March 24 at Good Shepherd
• MDOT makes it easier to share Mi Drive traffic info
• MDOT seeks comments on public involvement plan
• Chemical Bank celebrates 95 years of community banking
• ‘Prevent Poison’ during 50th Poison Prevention Week
• DRUG DROP BOX
• New ‘Neoprobe’ assists WBRMC surgeons staging breast cancer
• Hospice of Helping Hands adds two new staff members
• March Booster winners named
• Pool Standings
• Tarnowski wins two trips to podium in SnoX finale
• Rendon to kick-off re-election bid with tour Saturday
• WARM MEETS COLD
• Candidate petitions filed in 2012 election cycle
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• RHS students hosting blood drive as senior project
• Surline announces candidacy for 103rd House seat
• Homemade meatballs on Messiah menu
• Christian softball league plans March 27 meeting
• Lyon supervisor to retire
• MidMichigan initiates RCCF ‘health services’ fund
• Richfield seeking more info on FEMA flood insurance
• Denton Township joins National Flood Insurance Program
• A SURE SIGN OF SPRING
• Roscommon on both sides of the ocean
• MSP arrest man for peeping, investigate break-ins
• ‘Numbers actually do matter’
• Board should offer multi-year contract
• Urge veto of SB 778
• Senate Bill 778 ‘bad,’ ‘unfair’ to all
• Party chair: Political affiliations matter in election
• Help President Obama retire to speaking circuit
• Annual assessment could fix USPS
• Resorter Reader Poll
• Come together to ‘help others live well’
• Lifesaving decisions
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Mildred Audrey Bliven
• ‘The Kitchen House’ next Page-Turners book at HLPL
• Public provides Village project ideas during town hall meeting
• Lake Board moves up schedule for early growing season
• Anna ‘Annie’ C. Baum
• 83rd District Court Magistrate
• 34th Circuit Court
• 83rd District Court
• One car approved, one on hold for Gerrish officers
• One arraigned in retail fraud investigation
• Gerrish Township police recognized for service to park
• Man rescued March 15 from Higgins Lake ice
• HLHS students to present ‘Legally Blonde’ for three shows this weekend
• Closed meeting a no-go for HLCS
• For potential sewer
• School consolidation on agenda
• Record temps mean early fire season
• EVERYTHING BUT THE SWIMMING
• Mildred Audrey Bliven
• Corned beef dinner planned at St. Helen American Legion
• Ladies club to meet March 21
• Markey Women’s group offering senior scholarships
• Team Curves breakfast to benefit Relay
• KCC and AAV to offer residents art and computer classes
• St. Patrick’s supper planned by HLAHS
• Curves collecting food in 14th annual drive
• Youth at Good Shepherd United Methodist to host Spaghetti Dinner March 24
• KCC STUDENT FOOD PANTRY OPEN
• Corned beef dinner planned at St. Helen American Legion
• Props needed for Clare play
• Markey Women’s group offering senior scholarships
• Richfield Library hosting food drive in March
• KCC and AAV to offer residents art and computer classes
• Curves collecting food in 14th annual drive
• KCC STUDENT FOOD PANTRY OPEN
• Props needed for Clare play
• Richfield Library hosting food drive in March
• Ladies club to meet March 21
• Team Curves breakfast to benefit Relay
• St. Patrick’s supper planned by HLAHS
• Youth at Good Shepherd United Methodist to host Spaghetti Dinner March 24
• RADL to hold several workshops in March
• THANKING BUTLER FOR HIS SERVICE
• RADL to hold several workshops in March
• THANKING BUTLER FOR HIS SERVICE
• Rendon announces March 31 office hours
• 20 YEARS OF SERVICE
• Camp named ‘champion’ for children, marriage, family
• Spring soccer registration set for March 19, 20
• Rendon announces March 31 office hours
• 20 YEARS OF SERVICE
• Camp named ‘champion’ for children, marriage, family
• Spring soccer registration set for March 19, 20
• BOB teams advance to ‘finals’ in respective match-ups
• BOB teams advance to ‘finals’ in respective match-ups
• TV Page
• TV Page
• A SURPRISE DONATION
• THINKING ABOUT WORDS
• A SURPRISE DONATION
• THINKING ABOUT WORDS
• WEARABLE ART
• WEARABLE ART
• ‘Outstanding Alumnus’ sought
• RMS students earn ‘reward day’
• ‘Outstanding Alumnus’ sought
• RMS students earn ‘reward day’
• Designing Bobcat Pride
• Houghton Lake High School Artists
• Designing Bobcat Pride
• Houghton Lake High School Artists
• POP ART INSPIRATION
• Español class at Collins
• POP ART INSPIRATION
• Español class at Collins
• Student’s reaction to Enrichment Days Washington, D.C. trip
• Student’s reaction to Enrichment Days Washington, D.C. trip
• FEBRUARY STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• FEBRUARY STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• TOP COLLECTORS
• ARTFUL RECOGNITION
• TOP COLLECTORS
• ARTFUL RECOGNITION
• Roscommon’s York among SVSU honor society inductees
• Perryman named to All-State Honor Choir
• Roscommon’s York among SVSU honor society inductees
• Perryman named to All-State Honor Choir
• Jumping for fun and healthy hearts
• Jumping for fun and healthy hearts
• Houghton Lake Women’s Softball league to meet
• Christian softball league plans March 27 meeting
• Women’s bowling group to meet
• Shuffleboard
• Pool Standings
• Little league sign up planned March 24 at HLHS
• Houghton Lake Women’s Softball league to meet
• Jaguar football, cheerleading sign up scheduled March 21
• Christian softball league plans March 27 meeting
• WINNING RECORD
• Women’s bowling group to meet
• Shuffleboard
• Little league sign up planned March 24 at HLHS
• Jaguar football, cheerleading sign up scheduled March 21
• WINNING RECORD
• Pool Standings
• Rosco-St. Helen Little League sets registration, clinic dates
• Roscommon girl wrestlers heading to first tourney Sunday
• Rosco-St. Helen Little League sets registration, clinic dates
• Roscommon girl wrestlers heading to first tourney Sunday
• Hooping it Up
• Hooping it Up
• Pre-Civil War sword found in time capsule search at Roscommon Masonic Lodge
• Hiser, Betrus to wed in August
• Pre-Civil War sword found in time capsule search at Roscommon Masonic Lodge
• Hiser, Betrus to wed in August
• No raises for Markey officials in new budget
• $100k price tag put clean up
• Police looking for snowmobiler who injured groomer volunteer
• Village to host town hall meeting on March 19
• KCC XC team earns academic honors for team grade point
• Blodgett petitions commission to consider ending deer culling
• Bobcats squeak past Chiefs in semifinal
• HLCS board mulls over procedures, terms of office
• No raises for Markey officials in new budget
• Police looking for snowmobiler who injured groomer volunteer
• KCC XC team earns academic honors for team grade point
• Bobcats squeak past Chiefs in semifinal
• $100k price tag put clean up
• Village to host town hall meeting on March 19
• Blodgett petitions commission to consider ending deer culling
• HLCS board mulls over procedures, terms of office
• Vikings surpass Bucks in Districts
• Vikings surpass Bucks in Districts
• Bobcats trounced by Vikings in District finale, 71-40
• Bobcats trounced by Vikings in District finale, 71-40
• Is Obesity Threatening the Health of Your Child?
• United Way accepting applications
• GOP to meet March 27 in Markey
• HELPING TO BRING BOOKS TO CHILDREN
• Is Obesity Threatening the Health of Your Child?
• United Way accepting applications
• GOP to meet March 27 in Markey
• HELPING TO BRING BOOKS TO CHILDREN
• CELEBRATING THE END OF THE ACT
• PIZZA PARTY
• CELEBRATING THE END OF THE ACT
• PIZZA PARTY
• Savercool promoted to first sergeant
• Son born to Thomases
• Savercool promoted to first sergeant
• Son born to Thomases
• Benefit for senior adult housing at Coyles, March 14
• Herman, Boals planning September wedding
• Vanderwal selected for Farm Bureau leadership program
• TAKING ADVANTAGE OF OPEN WATER
• Schmidts name son Johann Wilhelm
• Roscommon County Animal Shelter receives $10,000
• Benefit for senior adult housing at Coyles, March 14
• Herman, Boals planning September wedding
• Vanderwal selected for Farm Bureau leadership program
• TAKING ADVANTAGE OF OPEN WATER
• Schmidts name son Johann Wilhelm
• Roscommon County Animal Shelter receives $10,000
• WARBLER HISTORY IN WARBLER COUNTRY
• Caution urged as wildfire season returns to state
• HIGGINS LAKE LUNKER
• WARBLER HISTORY IN WARBLER COUNTRY
• Caution urged as wildfire season returns to state
• HIGGINS LAKE LUNKER
• Bowling Highlights
• ON THE BALL
• Bowling Highlights
• ON THE BALL
• TAKING THIRD
• TAKING THIRD
• Mobile home park sewer system to undergo inspection
• GETTING IN THE SWING, A LITTLE BEFORE SPRING
• Bill to restrict road-end ‘marinas’ passes
• Former HL coach to be inducted into MHSFCA Hall of Fame
• Mobile home park sewer system to undergo inspection
• GETTING IN THE SWING, A LITTLE BEFORE SPRING
• Bill to restrict road-end ‘marinas’ passes
• Former HL coach to be inducted into MHSFCA Hall of Fame
• Board of Review process ‘flawed’
• Send message on ‘blatant giveaway of our money’
• Voice your opinion on term change proposal
• Sunshine Week Guest Opinion
• Groomer hit, wife asks for rider ID
• Denton pay raises questioned
• Resorter Reader Poll
• Board of Review process ‘flawed’
• Funding inequities need to be addressed
• Send message on ‘blatant giveaway of our money’
• Voice your opinion on term change proposal
• Groomer hit, wife asks for rider ID
• Resorter Reader Poll
• Funding inequities need to be addressed
• Sunshine Week Guest Opinion
• Denton pay raises questioned
• Memorial for Charles R. Warner
• Beryl (Edwards) Sowles
• Phyllis Jean Kren
• Ronald F. Abbott
• Heinz A. Windfuhr
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Let the sun shine
• Richard M. Schnell
• Pancake brunch benefit planned for Richfield resident
• Pietchak to retire as Denton Township treasurer
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Memorial for Charles R. Warner
• Let the sun shine
• Beryl (Edwards) Sowles
• Richard M. Schnell
• Phyllis Jean Kren
• Pancake brunch benefit planned for Richfield resident
• Ronald F. Abbott
• Pietchak to retire as Denton Township treasurer
• Heinz A. Windfuhr
• Elvira Anne Selon
• Transit directors, legislators preview state funding bills
• Elvira Anne Selon
• Transit directors, legislators preview state funding bills
• 83rd District Court
• “READING ABOUT TOLERANCE”
• 83rd District Court
• “READING ABOUT TOLERANCE”
• Village votes to reduce retirement compensation
• SHOWCASING KCC
• Village votes to reduce retirement compensation
• SHOWCASING KCC
• PLATFORM TO ADVOCATE
• PLATFORM TO ADVOCATE
• Beryl (Edwards) Sowles
• Phyllis Jean Kren
• Bobcats, Vikings to meet in District championship
• HeadWaters Land Conservancy adds Leichtnam to board
• Frontier Communications names Mecheau general manager
• Leesch promoted by Chemical Bank
• Acting Out in Clare to present ‘The Loud Red Patrick’
• Methodist Church to open preschool in September
• Kaskes name son Remi Thomas
• Savercool, Bauman name daughter Kylee Jane
• F.I.X. coalition to assist with rehabilitation projects
• ‘Save to Win’ means money in the bank for participants
• Middleton named new Edward Jones financial advisor
• Chicken and dumplings on Messiah menu
• Funeral protest bill signed into law
• TV Page
• For Your Health: Lifestyle change can help cut risk of diabetes
• Organ donor registrations up 89% in February for state
• ‘Consider the Conversation’ planned for seniors, families
• Web event helps caregivers ID depression in aging parents
• Public Health Summit scheduled for April 10
• Medicaid/Medicare ‘dual eligibles’ informational meeting slated
• Baker College to host sustainable building sessions
• Dems to meet Friday at Denton
• Houghton Lake Public Library hosts own ‘project runway’
• River House High Tea set for May 10
• Tasers next topic of ACT NOW
• HLHS cast, crew to present ‘Legally Blonde’ March 23-25
• Benefit auction, dinner for Garrow planned
• Kirtland Garden Club to meet March 19
• St. Patrick’s Dinner planned March 16
• Free foreclosure workshops offered by NMCAA
• ‘Bowl for Kids Sake’ rescheduled for March 31
• KCC STUDENT FOOD PANTRY TO OPEN MARCH 21
• ‘Nepal & Tourism’ topic of talk
• SHEFFIELD AUTOMOTIVE EARNS AWARD
• Roscommon Summer Concert Series receives grant for season
• Slide kicks off St. Patrick’s Day at the Kirtland Center March 16
• HLPL to host ‘Kirtland’s Warbler’ author Bill Rapai March 13
• Pearsall meets with Battle of Books teams
• Storm skate to tie with KBH United
• Strong second quarter lifts Chiefs over Bobcats
• Pioneers perfect in JPC with victory over Bobcats
• Pool Standings
• Bowling Highlights
• Bucks trump Blazers 61-47
• Vikings end Bucks’ season in girls Districts, 52-34
• Bucks second in JPC with win over Mustangs
• Bailey, Noreyko medal at State Finals
• Bobcats trounced by Vikings, 74-51
• Denton budget includes raises
• Hartwick Pines’ Maple Syrup Day planned for March 24
• Leftover spring turkey licenses to go on sale March 12
• DNR seeks volunteer ORV safety instructors
• DNR Law Enforcement Division celebrates 125 years
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Severance named to Alma dean’s list
• Donation helps ELF program
• MSU announces dean’s list
• HLHS 8th Grade Honor Roll
• HISTORIC SKIT
• Key Club’s Garrett leading ‘Kids Against Hunger’ campaign
• CMU honors students named; Low receives bachelors
• SVSU student from Roscommon helps at animal rescue during spring break
• ART AT STATE
• RMS MARCH STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Preschool fair rescheduled for March 14
• 1,550 POUNDS OF CLOTHeS COLLECTED
• Five things parents need to know about MEAP results
• MEAP gains seen in some areas as Michigan increases cut scores
• Roscommon Township board cuts health insurance for trustees
• LARGEST FISH AT HOUGHTON LAKE
• Senior Center to host corned beef, cabbage dinner
• General Fund shrinks in Roscommon Township budget
• February sets record for snow
• Ice fishing tourney on Houghton Lake this weekend
• Health and Fitness Week planned March 26-29 at Houghton Lake
• Homola: Assessing department moving in ‘positive direction’
• Future of Denton Township mobile home park of concern to owners
• SNOW DAY AT THE PLAYPLACE
• Nathan F. Emery
• Resorter Reader Poll
• ‘Innuendo, sensationalization, accusation’ not what anyone wants
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Appreciate those on front-line all the time
• Just daydreaming about time to dawdle
• It’s all about timing
• Dale Glen Kaweck
• Andrew R. Hughes
• Nile Jay Ziehm
• Eugene D. Cohee
• Ivan James ‘Jim’ Willett
• Sherry Anne Niedowicz
• Irene Elizabeth Demorest
• Bernice E. Stremmell
• Ellen (Erickson) Kitti
• George D. Asay
• Gerald R. ‘Jerry’ Wetherell
• Fire contained to second floor of Merritt home
• TWO-CAR CRUNCH
• Fire destroys Houghton Lake home March 3
• St. Helen man sentenced for assault
• Snowmobiler injured by companion
• Virginia G. Albosta
• Charles R. Warner
• Gordon Lytle Thompson Jr.
• Julius Louis Vidovic
• James O. Corson
• Samuel D. Hull
• Donald Earl Moore
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• Six townships hold annual meetings
• MARCH OF THE TOP EIGHT
• Snownami!!
• Storm knocks out power to thousands
• Bernice E. Stremmell
• Ellen (Erickson) Kitti
• Nile Jay Ziehm
• Sherry Anne Niedowicz
• Gordon Lytle Thompson Jr.
• George D. Asay
• Andrew R. Hughes
• Charles R. Warner
• Eugene D. Cohee
• Road weight restrictions to take effect March 6
• TUESDAY, 9 A.M. UPDATE: Shelter, warming station closed
• 370 Roscommon County residents still without power
• Samuel D. Hull
• Donald Earl Moore
• Nathan F. Emery
• Ivan James 'Jim' Willett
• Sunday afternoon update: Power outages lead to shelters being opened
• Dale Glen Kaweck
• Predicted storm moves basketball game up
• James O. Corson
• Bailey advances to championship: 9:30 p.m. Update
• Julius Louis Vidovic
• County Head Start programs seeking students
• ECONOMIC LESSON
• ART FOR AWARENESS
• Preschool fair to provide information, activities tonight
• Chemical announces cash dividend
• ‘Business Express Classes’ to be offered
• Spread the word
• GENTLY USED JUST 4 YOU NOW OPEN
• BAILEY JOINS COLDWELL BANKER SCMIDT
• JOINS COLDWELL BANKER SCHMIDT
• Coldwell Banker Schmidt Realtors expands with merger
• Briggses name daughter Adalyn
• Son born to Wedberg, Hoffman
• Blood drives planned this month in county
• Sopscaks celebrate golden anniversary
• Markey Church to offer study of the New Testament
• KING CENTENARIANS
• Bird naval graduate
• Men’s group breakfast March 3
• TV Page
• Pool Standings
• Softball umpiring clinic planned March 10 in Alpena
• Little league sign up slated for Friday at Houghton Lake
• Three youth wrestlers claim State Championships Saturday
• Roscommon Middle School Artists
• Roscommon High School Artists
• HEALTHY FOODS AROUND THE WORLD PARTY
• Making art out of math
• Defense paves way to victory
• Bobcat offense sizzles in win
• Houghton Lake cheer season ends at Regionals
• Blue Devils bounce Bucks again at States
• WARM WINNER
• BLUEGILL BUTTON DESIGN WINNER
• ‘Bowl for Kids Sake’ planned Saturday
• Tea Party group to meet March 5
• Lake Township Ladies to meet
• Spaghetti dinner to benefit RHS baseball, basketball
• ‘Hot Read’ winners announced
• HLPL to show ‘Revenge of the Electric Car’ on March 8
• ANCHOR INN WINS TUT SNOW SCULPTING CONTEST
• Roscommon County Homeschool Co-op holding meeting March 1
• ‘Boogie’ at the Knights of Columbus Hall on March 4
• Three business networking opportunities to be held in March
• Battle of the Books elimination battles set for March 10
• BIG HOG
• REEDSBURG DAM CATCH
• Shuffleboard
• Randall appointed to state’s new invasive species council
• TO SPEAK AT 18TH WILD GAME DINNER
• Full moon snowshoe hike at Hartwick Pines March 8
• TOP SHOTS AT FINGER NIPPER
• Two receive degrees from Spring Arbor
• Houghton Lake High School Honor Roll
• Mitchell on dean’s list at Elmhurst
• Kindergarten Round-up set for March 21
• TWO NEW ROTARIANS
• Coaches vs. Cancer raises over $2,800
• Noreyko’s wrestling success a family effort
• Pool Standings
• Bowling Highlights
• Bucks win, ’Cats lose
• JV Bucks win second half, game
• G’s beat Bucks on Senior Night
• Lipp, Bruning top Muffin Race podium
• Trustee, other candidates enter primary
• 2-1-1 assistance program ready to field calls
• Butler resigns after 20 years on Roscommon Village Council
• RCRC selects new office staff
• Richfield Township resident’s future uncertain after house fire
• County residents help find flavor that is ‘Pure Michigan’
• AuSable Artisan Village Art Gallery hosting a St. Patrick’s Day concert
• Spring events at RADL set
• DENTON RESIDENTS vote in ‘STEADY’ FLOW AT POLLS
• Writer disgusted by unsanitary behavior
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Resorter Reader Poll
• Help to be had
• Share the love
• Airport deer culling program end date in question
• ‘Believes in, supports’ superintendent
• Most ‘dedicated, devoted, helpful’ police department
• Is anyone paying attention?
• Writer cannot vote Republican
• Lessons to be learned in ‘factual’ trivia
• REM closer to charter contract with LSSU
• Earla Mae VanHorn
• Barbara A. Johnson
• Michael Patrick Ryan
• Norman D. Fistler Sr.
• 83rd District Court
• Order tree seedlings early for best selection from nurseries
• Velma Irene Lear
• William ‘Bill’ Burger
• Gerald ‘Jerry’ R. Wetherell
• Patrick Alden Halloran
• Richard L. Sharp
• Groulx sentenced on drunk driving charge
• Gorbachow bound over on attempted murder, weapons charges
• Leroy enters plea on arson charges
• Vietnam vets ‘welcome home’ March 30 in Clare County
• Richfield Township Public Library holding food drive
• Former owners suspects in breaking and entering
• ‘Alone in the Wilderness, Part 2’ to air March 1 on WCMU
• Denton Township firefighter, EMT dies suddenly while doing what he ‘loved’
• Four Roscommon County wrestlers headed to State Individual tourney this weekend
• KCC bringing businesses together in regional event
• Elected officials’ benefits questioned
• Evaluation leaves Murphy with mixed reviews
• Roscommon County opts for Romney
• PETITIONING THE PUBLIC
• Romney takes county
• Patrick Alden Halloran
• Velma Irene Lear
• Velma Irene Lear
• Bobcat cheerleaders fall at Regionals
• Bucks fall to Blue Devils in quarterfinals
• Bucks fall to Blue Devils in quarterfinals
• Barbara A. Johnson
• Barbara A. Johnson
• William 'Bill' Burger
• William 'Bill' Burger
• Budding photographers document Enrichment Days
• PHOTO CLASS 2012
• STITCH BY STITCH
• TEACHING SAFETY
• FINISHING TOUCHES
• BEAD SELECTION
• PUTTING IT UP
• PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER
• YAHTZEE ACTION
• Class enriched by gourmet meal
• JANUARY STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Girard, Tegman on NMU dean’s list
• Houghton-Higgins Lake Elks host of scholarship reviews
• GIRLS’ DAY OUT
• KCC, River House honored with partnership award
• TV Page
• ‘Healing Touch’ workshop planned at Mercy in March
• Scald prevention tips offered
• CMU medical program nears accreditation, WBRMC readying
• SBHC’s celebrate February as National School Based Health Center Awareness Month
• ‘Go To ’Cats’ promoting SBHC
• Akin to present 40th annual recital
• New “Destination Michigan” to air Feb. 27
• CRAZY HATS
• Donkey basketball game planned March 2 at Skeels
• ‘Snowman Trek’ subject of talk at Mid Michigan tonight
• HELPING FUND NEW UNIFORMS
• Preschool fair to provide information, activities March 1
• Donations at Glen’s helps Habitat for Humanity
• ‘Pollinate Your Mind’ at gardening event
• RENDON STOPS BY WINTERFEST
• Regional business after-hours event to be held at KCC March 8
• 2012 Higgins Lake/Roscommon WinterFest Results
• February Booster winners named
• Friday night’s game is annual Coaches vs. Cancer contest
• REGIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR
• Houghton Lake Youth Wrestlers advance to State competition
• 4-H gymnastics sign-up deadline set up Feb. 27
• Bobcats drop another JPC game at Gladwin
• Bucks produce, but edged by Beavers in final quarter
• Bobcat offense anemic in loss to Gladwin
• Rosco bench players step up to take double OT win by five
• KEY BUCKET
• Bailey to represent Bobcats at State Individual mat tourney
• Three Bucks headed for State Individual tourney
• Buck wrestlers win Team Regional
• Bobcat cheerleaders win District title, advance to Regionals
• Pool Standings
• Bowling Highlights
• WEEKEND CATCH
• LEADING THE SPORTSMEN’S CLUB
• DNR celebrates 125 years of conservation law enforcement
• FROM THIRD TO FIRST
• Skeels Christian School hosting MOM 2 MOM sale
• Reese, Aldridge name son Connor
• Ragans name daughter Anna
• Morningstar, Witfoth name daughter Mackenzie Faith
• Chili cook-off, pie contest planned in Manton March 3
• Camp CoBeAc hosts annual Youth Workers Impact Conference
• Locally produced film on tap at Roscommon Senior Center
• Rep. Rendon offers helpful tax time info
• Pool Standings
• Freshman girls end season with two losses
• JV ’Cats drop two in cage action
• Storm hockey squad puts on show at last home game
• BIGGEST TO DATE
• Bobcat seniors give Mustangs a game on senior night
• KCC student making mark in Sno-X racing
• Merchants group to meet March 1
• Community corrections program ‘up and running’
• VOGUE-ING
• ‘Bowl for Kids Sake’ slated March 3
• PRE-PROM DANCE
• FASHIONABLE
• In December from DHS
• Firemen’s Memorial Festival Committee offers scholarship
• Bendily to run for county clerk
• IDP committee meets with Murphy as board prepares for evaluation
• Preliminary student count down at Roscommon, up at Houghton Lake
• Relay for Life Roscommon County kicks off with ‘Country Hoe-down’ theme
• Resorter Reader Poll
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Threats, bullying, foul language job requirements?
• ‘Election is so important’
• Paper, coin debate ‘Much Ado About Nothing’
• Enriching indeed
• Richfield Township sets annual meeting for March 24
• Betty Jean Rossier
• Anna Kozlowski
• ‘Let’s do this right’
• Demand no increase in ORV fee
• Betty Jean Lounds
• Robert F. Haight
• Michael David McNeill
• Daniel E. Saglimbene
• Anna Marie McCullen Lutz
• Ask the Trooper
• Stark bound over
• Jacob W. ‘Dream Weaver’ Barton
• Marie J. Endsley
• 34th Circuit Court
• 83rd District Court
• RMS student petitioned for January bomb threat
• Snowmobiler injured in Lyon Township
• Township consolidation group to circulate petition by Feb. 28
• Houghton Lake Ambulance practicing advanced skills with new mannequin
• HLMS students meet First Lady Michelle Obama in Washington, D.C.
• ONE FAST GUITAR
• RAPS lauds Erickson in evaluation
• Marijuana growing suspects to be tried in federal court
• Prudenville woman found dead near Hub
• Voters head to polls Tuesday for primary
• PILING UP THE PACZKI POUNDS
• Betty Jean Lounds
• Anna Kozlowski
• Michael David McNeill
• Marie J. Endsley
• Betty Jean Rossier
• Anna Marie McCullen Lutz
• Daniel E. Saglimbene
• Buck wrestlers headed for State Team Tournament
• Learning with the Senses
• PRESCHOOL PICTURES
• HLMS fifth grade students review favorite books
• TIME LINE OF HER LIFE
• Creative English projects at HLCE
• Daily Journals
• Houghton Lake High School Artists
• KCC student earns bachelor’s through online program
• PLACEMAT ART
• COLLINS ELEMENTARY FAMILY INVOLVEMENT NIGHT
• PRINCIPALS MATTER
• Four named to honor roll
• Houghton Lake students among MCTI graduates
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• TV Page
• RCCF SUPPORTS UNITED WAY
• RCCF GRANT AIDS TECHNOLOGY
• Camel race pushed back to August
• RADL offering tax prep help
• Missaukee Agriculutural Youth Show open house set for Feb. 25
• GRANT TO HELP H.O.P.E.
• Rep. Camp plans constituent hours in county Feb. 28
• SNOWPACKER’S RAFFLE SNOWMOIBLE
• Kids Against Hunger event planned at Houghton Lake
• WinterFest to begin Feb. 17
• Adding Some Pep to Winter Carnival
• Competitive cheer program starts in middle school
• Bowling Highlights
• Two Bobcat grapplers heading to Individual Regionals
• ’Cats on short end of low scoring game at Farwell
• Five Bucks advance to Individual Regionals
• JV Bucks’ Shoot-A-Thon nets over 3,475 shots, $2,000
• Shuffleboard
• Seventeen youth wrestlers place
• JV Bucks notch three more wins
• Bobcats finish three-game week with win at Farwell
• Bucks swat Hornets for Winter Carnival victory
• Bobcats edge Braves at Cheer on the Lake
• Rosco scores 13th straight District Team title
• Black Lake sturgeon spearing season ends in two hours
• Storm ties Chips, edged by Warriors, clobbered by Chiefs and Reps
• FANTASTIC FIFTH GRADERS
• ROSCOMMON SIXTH GRADE GOLD TEAM
• Pool Standings
• NRC approves mentored youth hunting program for 2012
• Great Backyard Bird Count begins Friday, ends Monday
• Fishing is free this weekend
• ‘Ask The Specialists’ Thursday nights
• Northland names Eling new vice president
• MIDDLETONS NEWEST ROTARIANS
• MI-SBTDC helping small business owners in northern Michigan
• Qualifying residents can get help with heating bills
• Blood drive planned at VFW
• Dr. Habib co-author of expert article recently published
• Freshman ’Cats split with Skeels
• Slow start kills ’Cats at Tawas
• Bucks dealt loss by Meridian, score Winter Carnival win
• Deferral period for blood donors with tattoos eliminated
• Mercy surgeon earns fellowship designation
• Bowling Highlights
• Pool Standings
• Junior Bobcats score JPC win, two non-conference losses
• Bucks down G’s in ‘best game of the season’
• Meridian pounds ’Cats by 30
• ARTWORK CHOSEN BY DENNOS
• HLPL to host ‘Kirtland’s Warbler’ author Bill Rapai March 13
• Markey sewer fund drops as refunds begin to flow
• RCRC board airs frustration over retiree health care plan
• First in the pipeline
• Gerrish Township offers view into Board of Review process
• CONTROLLED CHAOS
• HLHS graduate Laur to return to lead school’s choir program
• Resorter Reader Poll
• Plight of a destroyed mailbox
• Obesity concerns a weighty topic, ‘y’ all’
• Whitney’s music was a soundtrack to life
• It’s our investment
• Homola, Carlson running for supervisor
• Post offices, schools closed for President’s Day
• County residents receive nearly $1 million in benefits
• Marie Grosso
• Kimberly Marie Brzenk
• Barbara A. Judd
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Jacob Barton
• County to hire InfoGeographics, Inc. to prepare for grant
• Squirrel cause of power outage
• Four RMS students suspended for threat
• HIGH HONOR
• EIGHT HOURS TO CONTAIN
• Crash causes minor injury
• Correction
• LOST CONTROL ON SNOWY ROAD
• Snowmobile and Trails Advisory Council to meet Feb. 21 at RAM
• 83rd District Court
• Roll-over accident sends three to hospital
• Snowmobile and Trails Advisory Council to meet Feb. 21 at RAM
• Miller sentenced for fraud
• Sheriff warns public of income tax scam
• TOO MUCH CORN IN THE CORN BURNER
• Gerrish Township to seek sewer project grant
• Murphy reviews progress during evaluation process
• Consolidation of village posts fails to gain support
• WinterFest activities set for Higgins Lake/Rosco
• Octogenarians find love, marriage at The Brook
• Barbara A. Judd
• Power restored
• JANUARY STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Battle of the Books underway at libraries
• AmeriCorps applicants sought for projects
• Houghton Lake Middle School Honor Roll
• RMS FEBRUARY STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• G-H/Roscommon Alumni offering scholarships
• SECOND MARKING PERIOD PERFECT
• An Enriching Day
• TV Page
• St. Helen VFW plans swiss steak dinner
• Simply Singles to gather today
• Kirtland Garden Club to meet Feb. 20
• ACT NOW will not meet this month
• Lake Township ladies to meet
• Lake City Winter Blast set for Feb. 18-19
• Houghton Lake library hosting ‘Hot Reads for Cold Nights’
• WINTERFEST MEDALLION FOUND
• Harrison Frostbite Winter Festival continues
• ‘Crazy Hat Day’ Saturday with Peanut Butter Jams
• Tip-up Town snow sculpting contest winners recognized
• Winterfest Fun
• Bowling Highlights
• Shuffleboard Standings
• Pool Standings
• JV ’Cats split two road games
• Bobcats’ scoring spread out in 72-38 win over Harrison
• Bucks place at 13 of 14 weights at JPC
• PHENOMENAL FIFTH GRADERS
• Bucks one better than Eagles in girls JPC basketball action
• ON THE BIG COURT
• Despite loss, many positives in Bobcats’ game against Falcons
• Bobcats win firsts across the board Saturday
• Varsity girls drop Hornets for second JPC win of week
• Fourth quarter burst propels ’Cats to win
• Bailey takes first at JPC mat tourney
• Mires sinks 21 as Bucks beat Bobcats by 15
• New MSUE district coordinator named
• ‘Once Upon a River’ next Page-Turners book at HLPL
• MAKING THE FISH
• TOP FISH
• Roscommon Area Cinema Group seeks film-making participants
• ‘The Interlopers’ last of three films in Wheeler’s latest movie series
• Kurcharczyk, Mayowski announce birth of daughter Layla Marie
• Bovays name daughter Ashlynn
• Daughter born to Balyo, Kauffman
• Thompsons name daughter Karis Joy
• Chenette, Parr wed at Houghton Lake
• Jury, Fiechtner wed in Petoskey
• Experienced sister looking after faith at Our Lady of the Lake
• Houghton Lake man walking after spinal collapse
• TERRIFIC
• Volkenborn reaches five years
• Volunteer hours equal grants for Consumers employees
• ‘More Than a Month’ featured film at HL library tonight
• FOR TIP-UP TOWN
• Randall named MTA executive committee member-at-large
• MILLION DOLLAR CLUB
• Correction
• JV Bucks to shoot 5,000 free throws
• Mobile home park meeting March 2 in Denton Township
• Trivia Night to help raise funds for Jags
• HOUGHTON LAKE STOP
• Falcons 12 better than varsity ’Cats
• HLHS cheers to another first heading into Cheer on the Lake
• Lacrosse meeting to be held at HLHS, Feb. 13
• Women’s tourney planned Feb. 18 at Goodyear Lanes
• Bucks score ‘ugly win,’ put together three in a row
• Successful Saturday for youth wrestlers, again
• Strong start helps Bucks down Owls by 20 points
• Regional deer advisory team to meet for first time Feb. 11
• A WEEK OF SERVICE
• Proposed M-55 corridor project still at the starting line
• RHS goes ‘Into the Wild’ for carnival
• Correction
• Writers questions evaluation survey
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Resorter Reader Poll
• Organizers update consolidation efforts
• Shakespeare on current politics: ‘a sorry sight’
• What’s the big deal?
• Junior Franklin Chambers
• Edward Francis Dreslinski
• Theresa Rachilla
• Brian John Palcsak
• Denis Ray Wittig
• Michael Francis Austin
• Betty Lou Lutes
• David Ernest Nye
• Russell J. Nieman
• Alice Fluker
• Lou Schiavone
• Donald S. Jernigan
• Program sponsorships sought
• Phyllis A. Riley
• William Craig Reddie
• Rose Beaubien
• Elizabeth Ann Buck-Stavely
• James Kenneth McNeill
• RCRC manager calls ‘mild winter’ a positive for budget
• Forest Service announces decision on proposed ban
• Police seek info on stolen snowmobile
• 83rd District Court Magistrate
• 83rd District Court
• RHS WINTER CARNIVAL CANDIDATES
• ‘No significant snow’ in sight as wacky weather continues
• Don Jernigan’s life a commitment to family, St. Helen community
• Bonk announces retirement as clerk
• Pedestrian killed on M-55 Feb. 4
• TAKING SECOND AT WINTERFEST
• Denis Ray Wittig
• Phyllis A. Riley
• William Craig Reddie
• David Ernest Nye
• Junior Franklin Chambers
• Alice Fluker
• Donald S. Jernigan
• Rose Beaubien
• Pedestrian killed on M-55 Feb. 4
• Edward Francis Dreslinski
• Brian John Palcsak
• Brian John Palcsak
• Snowpackers’s cancel ‘mystery ride’ and radar run
• Snowpackers’s cancel ‘mystery ride’ and radar run
• James Kenneth McNeill
• James Kenneth McNeill
• Betty Lou Lutes
• Betty Lou Lutes
• Michael Francis Austin
• Michael Francis Austin
• Theresa Rachilla
• Theresa Rachilla
• Russell J. Nieman
• Elizabeth Ann Buck-Stavely
• ST. HELEN WINTERFEST MEDALLION FOUND
• Second weekend of TUT successful
• Daughter born to Jaynes, Petoskey
• Secretary of State gathers six tons of food for Michigan’s hungry
• Messiah Luthern to host breakfast, dinner
• DENTAL SUPPLIES, DRESSES
• Veterans encouraged to apply for health benefits
• RADL RECEiVES SIX NEW COMPUTERS
• Dinner to benefit Eagle Village, Feb. 17
• TV Page
• Mystery dinner theater Feb. 15 at Anchor Inn
• Wertz Warriors reception to feature former Tiger pitcher Henneman
• Eisenhower Dance Ensemble, Sinbad to appear at KCPA
• February office hours planned by State Rep. Rendon
• Missaukee Conservation District plans annual dinner Feb. 20
• HELPING BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
• Higgins Township 100% compliant
• Paramedics learn advanced care skills in ‘critical care’ class
• South Branch Township
• Richfield Township Dept. Of Public Safety
• Nester Township
• Markey Township
• What’s the difference between a paramedic and an EMT?
• Houghton Lake EMS
• Gerrish Township
• Lyon ownship
• Higgins Township
• Denton township
• EMT Salute
• ‘Hands on’ learning through BOW
• Vacation as a Victorian-era lighthouse keeper at Tawas
• Better ice conditions lead to good catches at TUT Fishing Contest
• Mercy Hospital offering free Better Breathing program
• February is Age-related Macular Degeneration Awareness Month
• Program helps when stressors contribute to health concerns
• Blood drive beats goal by two pints
• Certification in Electronic Fetal Monitoring earned at Mercy
• The five subtle signs of a stroke
• Hilltop Manor celebrates 20th anniversary
• Free Fishing Weekend set for Feb. 18, 19
• HEADED TO STATE COMPETITION
• Beavers drop the boom on ’Cats early
• Pool Standings
• Clare crushes Bucks with 43-7 run
• Bowling Highlights
• Shuffleboard Standings
• Visiting Pioneers blast Bucks
• Second quarter slump ends in loss
• Varsity Bobcats cheer past 700
• Aviation scholarships available
• BOARD APPRECIATION
• HONORS CHOIR
• iPads used at RES to reinforce learning
• Pool Standings
• Buck wrestlers win division at tourney
• Bailey, Duncan place at Northern Michigan Championships
• Wrestlers earn five firsts at Freeland youth competition
• County to hire mapping specialist to aide with GIS grant
• HLCS board considering cross country team
• Resorter Reader Poll
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Congrats for successful TUT
• Taxpayers deserve voice in decision
• Tea Party plans first meeting
• RCRC to continue township road construction allocations
• RHS Winter Carnival week to start Monday
• Enjoy your retirement, Mr. Publisher.
• ‘Bud’ King
• Kids Count
• Housing loans available to Roscommon County residents
• Russell Junior Nieman
• Kenneth Everett Smith
• Kenneth J. Warner
• Ollie Lee Temple
• Mary M. Frazho
• Carol Lee Colclough
• June L. Meyer
• Houghton ‘Bud’ L. King Jr.
• Lavern Francis Travelbee
• Jean Bloom Riemer
• Bernard E. Schuck
• Trying to gain 1,000 pounds …of clothing
• 83rd District Court Magistrate
• 34th Circuit Court
• 83rd District Court
• MDOT puts transportation dashboard on the web
• Snowmobile catches fire on ice
• Delay of sentence issued in animal torture case
• Groulx enters plea on drunk driving charge
• More arrests pend in thefts from vehicles at Houghton Lake
• Plea entered in ORV trail assault case
• Troopers Terry, Kehn receive MSP lifesaving award
• DEEPEST OF THE DAY, OR, SAVED BY THE CONDITIONS
• Plea entered in attempted robbery of pharmacy
• Stimac named Trooper of the Year by State Police
• St. Helen full of winter events with Snow Run, Winterfest
• HLCS schools to seek five-year operational millage renewal
• REVVED UP AND TAKING THE PLUNGE
• Bernard E. Schuck
• June L. Meyer
• Carol Lee Colclough
• Lavern Francis Travelbee
• Mary M. Frazho
• Kenneth J. Warner
• Bowling Highlights
• Former Tiger Henneman guest at dinner for Wertz Warriors Ride for Special Olympics
• RHS girls lose close one to G’s
• Youth wrestlers successful at Clare tourney with 13 medals
• Bobcat coach sees silver lining in loss to Mustangs
• Pool Standings
• Shuffleboard
• Third 100-mile walk starting at Roscommon High School
• Storm hockey squad drops three more
• Bobcats lose at Meridian in last three minutes
• Rosco juniors step up as Bucks edge G’s by one
• Bobcats take home another first place in competitive cheer
• TV Page
• Lacrosse team being organized
• Small Bobcat wrestling squad places seventh at Mio
• Strengthening Bucks go 3-2 at Petoskey, win at Gladwin
• Houghton Lake grapplers receive inspiration from former Olympic wrestler
• Klondike Derby!
• Spring turkey applications, licenses on sale through Feb. 1
• Volunteers needed for summer campground hosts
• SETTLING IN AT SOUTH HIGGINS
• Snow, ice sculpture contest open to residences, businesses
• First TUT weekend successful, despite some cancellations
• RED SCARLETTS TOUR DENTON EMS
• Spaghetti dinner planned Jan. 29 for son of deceased Roscommon man
• Lake ladies to meet Feb. 1
• RCCF LITERACY GRANT
• ‘Couples’ dinner theater planned for Feb. 11-12 at KCC
• POSSIBLE TUT SNOW SCULPTURE ENTRY?
• Communiy action agency partners with eHome America
• GIVING TO THE BROTHERS, SISTERS
• Relay for Life 2012 kick-off set for Feb. 20
• Crawford Senior Center busy place in February
• ROTARY HELPING PEOPLE EAT
• RCCF FUNDS HELP ANIMAL SHELTER
• Author Susan Newhof at RADL Feb. 11
• Voter registration deadline nears for February primary
• Richfield Township Public Library plans open house
• CHANGE FOR H.O.P.E.
• Daughter born to Nation, Henson
• Babcock, Machnik name son Brandon
• Metevias name son Braedyn
• REMINISCING
• Tacey, Cater wed at The Whiting Forest
• Motorcyclist association officer training Jan. 28
• HIGGINS LAKE MONSTER
• Houghton Lake cheerleaders first at Meridian Tuesday
• JV team to shoot 5,000 free throws in fundraiser
• PUT UP A FIGHT
• Second quarter run helps Bucks down Owls
• Village keeps liability insurance with Roscommon Insurance
• RAPS board meets in St. Helen
• MacKenzie, Herzberg earn Davenport honors
• Three on dean’s list at Western
• Huron Pines to host winter photography class Feb. 18
• GREAT DAY FOR CROSS COUNTRY
• Successful team had Tip-up Town Medallion Hunt experience on their side
• ALL-STARS
• Richfield appoints Gentz as ‘prime professional’ for pier
• Resorter Reader Poll
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Bullying won’t be tolerated
• It’s fitting
• NCACU offers free web income tax filing services
• Phillip Michael Pooley
• MDOT reminder: Don’t plow snow into the road
• Big Brothers Big Sisters looking for more mentors
• Here’s to the editor
• Caring neighbors mean more time Up North
• You read his opinions now…
• A true toilet tale
• Farewell, Tom, and thanks for the red marks
• ‘If it Fitz’
• Barry P. Boduch
• Thelma Aileen Woodard
• Anna Kubek
• Ruth Jennie Ott
• Trudy Miller King
• Andrew Stephen Cherven
• KONETCHY ADDRESSES GROUP AT SOUL’S HARBOR
• STATEWIDE SYSTEM
• Ohio man injured on Houghton Lake
• 34th Circuit Court
• 83rd District Court
• 83rd District Court Magistrate
• Snowmobiler charged with leaving the scene following head-on collision
• CAUTIONING THE PUBLIC
• County’s kids victims of state’s economic woes, report says
• First TUT weekend ‘safe’
• PEEK-A-BOO
• Ice Fishing Contest is a ‘go’
• DIGGING IN
• Trudy Miller King
• Andrew Stephen Cherven
• Phillip Michael Pooley
• Barry P. Boduch
• Ruth Jennie Ott
• Ruth Jennie Ott
• Radar run and fireworks cancelled
• Radar run and fireworks cancelled
• Anna Kubek
• Anna Kubek
• Spread the word in the Resorter
• Tanger starts year with donations to area police, fire departments
• NORTHERN HOME SOLUTIONS
• HOME AT HART
• HOMEWATERS RECREATIONAL REAL ESTATE
• Eck, Reichard set wedding date
• Help create Michigan’s next big ice cream flavor!
• Mercy Hospital Grayling to hold CPR class
• Bosels name son Alex Charles
• Taylor, Denewett name daughter Presley
• Son, Caelan Jack, born to Lane
• Coles name daughter Mariza Grace
• Music therapist to visit at Clare County Arts Council
• Grief support group to meet
• Tacos on Messiah Lutheran menu
• County Christian Choir to start rehearsals for Easter Cantata
• CASUAL FOR A CAUSE
• Hospice workers ‘angels’ to Prudenville’s Ken Crampton
• TV Page
• SOUTHFIELD STORIES
• DECEMBER STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• AmVets offer scholarships to area students
• Collins named to Hope dean’s list
• VFW offering scholarships
• DODGING FOR CANCER FUNDS
• Burger among Camp nominees for U.S. Service Academies
• MAKING PROGRESS
• Free income tax service offered
• Eagles to host ‘sweetheart’ event Feb. 11
• Eagles ‘fishing contest’ Jan. 21
• Spaghetti dinner to benefit son
• TUT book signing at The Book Worm
• Lake James winter picnic Saturday
• Conservation District taking orders for spring plants
• TUT snow/ice sculpture contest takes place both weekends
• BELL RINGER LUNCHEON
• Living Independently
• Pool Standings
• Lacrosse meeting planned at HLHS
• Eight youth wrestlers grab gold at Roscommon Tourney
• JV Bucks 12 better than ’Cats
• Bobcats take first at Farwell competitive cheer meet
• ’Cats score wins at Gladwin tourney
• Silverfox to audition for America’s Got Talent
• Basketball games rescheduled
• Buck wrestlers go 2-1 at Bay City, win squeaker at Ogemaw Heights
• A NEW KIND OF 4-H CLUB
• High school student leading trauma doll project
• Creative coffee hour
• FIRST SNOW DAY EVER
• GETTING HIS SWINGS IN
• Whacky Weather Week
• January Booster winners drawn
• DNR offers women opportunity to explore outdoors Jan. 28
• New ‘Destination Michigan’ to air
• Bowling Highlights
• Storm goes two for three in four
• EXPERT AWARD WINNERS
• DNR seeks input to improve hunting, fishing digests
• COMMUNITY OUTREACH
• ‘Deaf Jam’ encore planned in Traverse
• Roscommon Senate candidate to hold town hall meeting Jan. 23
• ‘OFFICIAL’ START TO TIP-UP TOWN
• Non-homestead millage renewal being considered by HLCS board
• Tip-up Town 2012 a ‘Fairy Tale’ event
• so much sn ow to be rem oved
• Wiley gives county commission update on E-911 grants
• BIG TIME BRUSH PILE
• St. Helen man goes extra mile to return wallet found on ice
• ‘A time to salute work of school board members’
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• 62nd TUT all set to go
• Health Board to meet in Isabella County
• Marlene A. Galant
• Iona Grace ‘Toni’ Orr
• Janet C. Gibson
• Julie Ann Ashmore
• Resorter Reader Poll
• ‘Get the truth, defend life’
• Time to restore full promise, magnificence of Constitution
• Work together to stop abortion
• Complainers should ‘start finding solutions’
• Today Show has nothing on Tip-up Town
• Ride the trails
• Michael J. ‘Mike’ Leahy
• Benjamin F. Little
• Leroy ready to face trial on arson charges
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• CLEARING FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE
• Frances Estella Snodderly
• Camp plans constituent hours
• Shelter plans shot clinics, new pet licenses available
• Akin new RCRC chair
• Driver charged in connection with death of middle school boy
• No bomb found following threat at Roscommon Middle School
• Truck catches fire while going down the road
• Roll-over injures one
• TIP-UP TOWN BEING PUT IN PLACE
• ‘My advice is to stay off the ice’
• Tuesday basketball games cancelled, rescheduled; Kirtland closing early
• Frances Estella Snodderly
• Iona Grace 'Toni' Orr
• Benjamin F. Little
• Marlene A. Galant
• Michael J. 'Mike' Leahy
• FIRST SNOW DAY EVER
• TUT 2012 Officially Kicks Off
• TUT 2012 Officially Kicks Off
• Laytons celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Loy, Hodges engaged to be married
• Laytons celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Loy, Hodges engaged to be married
• NEW ADDITION
• NEW ADDITION
• Serwa, Kage celebrate daughter, ‘tax break’
• Daughter born to Hood, Soldan
• CELEBRATING FIVE GENERATIONS
• Serwa, Kage celebrate daughter, ‘tax break’
• Daughter born to Hood, Soldan
• CELEBRATING FIVE GENERATIONS
• FIVE GENERATIONS
• FIVE GENERATIONS
• Morley graduates from ‘best practices’ management program at SVSU
• ‘Building the Perfect Sales Presentation’ workshop offered
• ROWE Professional Services names Bartlett as associate
• LaRoche joins Alzheimer’s Association office
• Morley graduates from ‘best practices’ management program at SVSU
• ‘Building the Perfect Sales Presentation’ workshop offered
• ROWE Professional Services names Bartlett as associate
• LaRoche joins Alzheimer’s Association office
• What is a board of trustees?
• Compo, Gandolfi to lead Mercy Hospital Grayling board
• ‘Survival for the Up North Business’ topic of class
• What is a board of trustees?
• Compo, Gandolfi to lead Mercy Hospital Grayling board
• ‘Survival for the Up North Business’ topic of class
• PAUL HARRIS AWARD WINNER
• TV Page
• PAUL HARRIS AWARD WINNER
• TV Page
• JV Bobcat cagers pick up wins
• Houghton Lake cheer squad earns second place at Merrill Invitational
• JV Bobcat cagers pick up wins
• Houghton Lake cheer squad earns second place at Merrill Invitational
• Buck grapplers win to open JPC
• Pool Standings
• RAYBC HELPS PROVIDE SINGLETS
• Buck grapplers win to open JPC
• Pool Standings
• RAYBC HELPS PROVIDE SINGLETS
• Cross country ski race planned Jan. 20 in Grayling
• Beavers bounce Bucks in OT
• G’s top Bobcat cagers by 11
• Cross country ski race planned Jan. 20 in Grayling
• Beavers bounce Bucks in OT
• G’s top Bobcat cagers by 11
• JV ’Cats lose to G’s
• Bobcats falter in second half, fall to Vikings
• JV ’Cats lose to G’s
• Bobcats falter in second half, fall to Vikings
• Youth wrestlers bring home 13 medals from first tourney
• Youth wrestlers bring home 13 medals from first tourney
• Storm splits first two of home stand
• Storm splits first two of home stand
• Gladwin wins second half, game against Bobcats, 55-48
• Gladwin wins second half, game against Bobcats, 55-48
• Vikings four points better than Bucks in girls’ action
• Vikings four points better than Bucks in girls’ action
• Bucks runners up at own invite, Tyler, Lewandowski go 5-0
• Bucks runners up at own invite, Tyler, Lewandowski go 5-0
• Japanese wrestlers share mat, experiences with Bobcats
• Japanese wrestlers share mat, experiences with Bobcats
• Zonta ‘self esteem’ class Feb. 11
• Zonta ‘self esteem’ class Feb. 11
• RMS JANUARY STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• RMS JANUARY STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Kirtland announces president’s, dean’s lists honorees for fall
• Kirtland announces president’s, dean’s lists honorees for fall
• DECEMBER STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• DECEMBER STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Roscommon Stamp Club to hold meeting Feb. 27
• ‘Cabin Fever Crop-N-Shop’ hosted by ABWA planned Jan. 14
• Roscommon Stamp Club to hold meeting Feb. 27
• ‘Cabin Fever Crop-N-Shop’ hosted by ABWA planned Jan. 14
• Peanut Butter Jams to perform at TUT
• READY!
• Peanut Butter Jams to perform at TUT
• READY!
• Lake Township Ladies Club to meet
• Genealogy workshop at RADL
• Spaghetti dinner to benefit cancer patient Garrow
• Lake Township Ladies Club to meet
• Genealogy workshop at RADL
• Spaghetti dinner to benefit cancer patient Garrow
• Tip-up Town fundraiser Saturday at Shenanigan’s
• Meeting to focus on G.A.P.S. reports, ‘crime scene preservation’
• Roscommon K of C hosting Feb. 14 ‘Sweethearts Night’
• Tip-up Town fundraiser Saturday at Shenanigan’s
• Meeting to focus on G.A.P.S. reports, ‘crime scene preservation’
• Roscommon K of C hosting Feb. 14 ‘Sweethearts Night’
• COMMUNITY FOOD PANTRY DONATION
• COMMUNITY FOOD PANTRY DONATION
• Houghton Lake Public Library winter activities start with BOB
• Huron Pines meeting features watershed restoration efforts
• REPUBLICAN ROUND-UP
• Houghton Lake Public Library winter activities start with BOB
• Huron Pines meeting features watershed restoration efforts
• REPUBLICAN ROUND-UP
• Bowling Highlights
• NEW YEAR’S EVE CATCH
• Bowling Highlights
• NEW YEAR’S EVE CATCH
• A7 Senior Pioneer squad deals Bobcats third JPC cage loss
• A7 Senior Pioneer squad deals Bobcats third JPC cage loss
• Hot start fizzles for JV ’Cats in loss to Clare
• Mustangs deal Bucks home loss
• Hot start fizzles for JV ’Cats in loss to Clare
• Mustangs deal Bucks home loss
• Trestle Park bricks for sale at Denton Township
• Fish fry planned at American Legion in St. Helen
• Benefit Jan. 18 for Lake Fire Chief
• HLHS grad looks to move on in online business competition
• Trestle Park bricks for sale at Denton Township
• Fish fry planned at American Legion in St. Helen
• Benefit Jan. 18 for Lake Fire Chief
• HLHS grad looks to move on in online business competition
• EAGLES COLLECT FISH AT COLLINS
• Antique snowmobiles sought for Tip-up Town
• EAGLES COLLECT FISH AT COLLINS
• Antique snowmobiles sought for Tip-up Town
• COLLINS DONATES A SCHOOL OF FISH TO EAGLES AUXILIARY
• COLLINS DONATES A SCHOOL OF FISH TO EAGLES AUXILIARY
• Cancer support group meets first Thursdays
• Principal reserving judgment on new grading scale
• Cancer support group meets first Thursdays
• Principal reserving judgment on new grading scale
• 2012-13 salaries to remain same for Gerrish Township officials
• Parking lots township’s to repair, says attorney
• 2012-13 salaries to remain same for Gerrish Township officials
• Parking lots township’s to repair, says attorney
• SPERRY AWARD GIVEN TO STOKES
• SPERRY AWARD GIVEN TO STOKES
• Village adopts FEMA flood insurance resolution
• Resorter Reader Poll
• Village adopts FEMA flood insurance resolution
• Resorter Reader Poll
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Results of Supreme Court decision to be seen
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Results of Supreme Court decision to be seen
• For Your Health: Celebrating reductions in cervical cancer deaths
• Get stoned!
• Show must go on
• For Your Health: Celebrating reductions in cervical cancer deaths
• Get stoned!
• Show must go on
• New year rings with freedom of assembly
• Cedar strip canoe being built at River Center
• New year rings with freedom of assembly
• Cedar strip canoe being built at River Center
• Foster parents sought for area
• Foster parents sought for area
• Markey approves firefighters, gets sewer refund report
• Markey approves firefighters, gets sewer refund report
• David W. Magee
• David W. Magee
• Elizabeth Ann Granica
• Jerry Armand Rittershofer
• Elizabeth Ann Granica
• Jerry Armand Rittershofer
• Amanda Lois Weinel
• Amanda Lois Weinel
• Patricia Kay Lockwood
• Connie Jean Crampton
• Patricia Kay Lockwood
• Connie Jean Crampton
• Claude Rhoton
• Claude Rhoton
• Claudia E. (Storr) Santilli
• Claudia E. (Storr) Santilli
• Great Start Parent Coalition to host Technology Cafe
• MDOT Grayling TSC staff, services to move to Gaylord
• DEQ grant to reduce E. coli in Houghton Lake
• Ask the Trooper
• Lance Cpl. Foster returns home
• Great Start Parent Coalition to host Technology Cafe
• MDOT Grayling TSC staff, services to move to Gaylord
• DEQ grant to reduce E. coli in Houghton Lake
• Ask the Trooper
• Lance Cpl. Foster returns home
• How not to ‘look good for the judge’
• 34th Circuit Court
• How not to ‘look good for the judge’
• 34th Circuit Court
• Higgins Lake man tagged ‘Living Legend’
• 83rd District Court
• Higgins Lake man tagged ‘Living Legend’
• 83rd District Court
• ANOTHER DOZEN
• ANOTHER DOZEN
• Stevenson files for sheriff
• Refunds on way to some Gerrish Twp. residents
• Stevenson files for sheriff
• Refunds on way to some Gerrish Twp. residents
• Kaptor named Tip-up Town queen; Cromwell, Parr in as mayor, marshal
• Kaptor named Tip-up Town queen; Cromwell, Parr in as mayor, marshal
• Jerry Armand Rittershofer
• David W. Magee
• Connie Jean Crampton
• Claude Rhoton
• Elizabeth Ann Granica
• Claudia E. (Storr) Santilli
• CCCA to hold Medicare help session
• Spread the word in the Resorter
• NMCAA offers financial, homeowner workshops
• Kirtland library adds national resource for grantseekers
• NEW OWNERS AT SHARP’S CORNERS
• CCCA to hold Medicare help session
• Spread the word in the Resorter
• NMCAA offers financial, homeowner workshops
• Kirtland library adds national resource for grantseekers
• NEW OWNERS AT SHARP’S CORNERS
• International marketing awards go to MidMichigan
• EDDIE’S BAR GRAND OPENING JAN. 14
• International marketing awards go to MidMichigan
• EDDIE’S BAR GRAND OPENING JAN. 14
• Theater group to host auditions for ‘Loud Red Patrick’
• Lake James ladies to meet Jan. 11
• Kirtland Garden Club to meet Jan. 16
• AuSable River Center to build cedar strip canoe
• ‘Marketing’ group to meet in Roscommon
• Tax prep volunteers sought
• Genealogical research results with Steeby inducted into DAR
• Theater group to host auditions for ‘Loud Red Patrick’
• Lake James ladies to meet Jan. 11
• Kirtland Garden Club to meet Jan. 16
• AuSable River Center to build cedar strip canoe
• ‘Marketing’ group to meet in Roscommon
• Tax prep volunteers sought
• Genealogical research results with Steeby inducted into DAR
• Army helicopter pilot meets Brownies who sponsored him
• Army helicopter pilot meets Brownies who sponsored him
• A Little Help
• A Little Help
• TV Page
• TV Page
• CCCA and Grayling Senior Center to host karaoke
• Kirtland Community College Foundation Announces fall scholarship awards
• Kelly graduates from Michigan
• Get S.A.F.E. at the Grayling Senior Center Jan. 19
• CCCA and Grayling Senior Center to host karaoke
• Kirtland Community College Foundation Announces fall scholarship awards
• Kelly graduates from Michigan
• Get S.A.F.E. at the Grayling Senior Center Jan. 19
• HLPL to host ‘Daisy Bates’ Community Cinema film
• Baumgardner, Shirshun honored by DAR
• New year provides new workshops to RADL patrons
• HLPL to host ‘Daisy Bates’ Community Cinema film
• Baumgardner, Shirshun honored by DAR
• New year provides new workshops to RADL patrons
• Kirtland plans new student orientations for winter term
• DAR AWARD WINNERS
• Messiah Lutheran Church dinner planned Jan. 11
• Photography lessons planned at senior center
• Wilsons name son Cassius
• Radtke, Wade to wed in June
• Kirtland plans new student orientations for winter term
• DAR AWARD WINNERS
• Messiah Lutheran Church dinner planned Jan. 11
• Photography lessons planned at senior center
• Wilsons name son Cassius
• Radtke, Wade to wed in June
• Snow removal help may be available for military families
• FINALLY... A LITTLE SNOW
• Snow removal help may be available for military families
• FINALLY... A LITTLE SNOW
• Thinking like a SEAL could save your life
• Test kits available from CMDHD for Radon Awareness month
• State park visitor center dedicated to hunting, fishing
• Thinking like a SEAL could save your life
• Test kits available from CMDHD for Radon Awareness month
• State park visitor center dedicated to hunting, fishing
• Eight second-half points doom ’Cats as Vikings win, 80-38
• Bowling Highlights
• Pool Standings
• Eight second-half points doom ’Cats as Vikings win, 80-38
• Bowling Highlights
• Pool Standings
• Buck boys earn victory in Pinny
• Bobcats winless at Birch Run; Hosting all-stars from Japan
• Buck boys earn victory in Pinny
• Bobcats winless at Birch Run; Hosting all-stars from Japan
• Shuffleboard
• JV Bobcat boys squad drop four straight games
• Winter Trails Day Saturday
• Panthers edge Bucks in girls hoops
• Enduro racer Abney takes third in national series
• Shuffleboard
• JV Bobcat boys squad drop four straight games
• Winter Trails Day Saturday
• Panthers edge Bucks in girls hoops
• Enduro racer Abney takes third in national series
• Awards both given, received at Merritt Raceway banquet
• PREPPING THE RINK
• Storm beat Freeland, 6-3
• Awards both given, received at Merritt Raceway banquet
• PREPPING THE RINK
• Storm beat Freeland, 6-3
• Markey approves fire department purchases
• Wertz Warriors plan stop here; Henneman honorary chair
• Markey approves fire department purchases
• Wertz Warriors plan stop here; Henneman honorary chair
• REMOVING SNOW
• REMOVING SNOW
• No snow not the only thing ‘hurting all the way around’
• Resorter Reader Poll
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• ‘Huge victory’ for Gerrish citizens
• ‘Clearing up the record’ in Gerrish
• No snow not the only thing ‘hurting all the way around’
• Resorter Reader Poll
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• ‘Huge victory’ for Gerrish citizens
• ‘Clearing up the record’ in Gerrish
• New Year is new chance at resolutions
• Most underreported
• Déjà vu all over again
• Spaghetti dinner planned to help RMS student to travel to Europe
• Lucille Puruleski
• New Year is new chance at resolutions
• Most underreported
• Déjà vu all over again
• Spaghetti dinner planned to help RMS student to travel to Europe
• Lucille Puruleski
• Pamela S. Schnaidt
• Rick Leon McRath Sr.
• Sandra J. Head
• Harold H. Davis
• Violet May Bailey
• David Allen Edwards
• Dr. Daniel (Dmytro) R. Daciuk
• Pamela S. Schnaidt
• Rick Leon McRath Sr.
• Sandra J. Head
• Harold H. Davis
• Violet May Bailey
• David Allen Edwards
• Dr. Daniel (Dmytro) R. Daciuk
• Bowling fundraiser to benefit Relay for Life
• River House director intends to provide ‘best services we can’
• Bowling fundraiser to benefit Relay for Life
• River House director intends to provide ‘best services we can’
• SPECIAL VISITOR
• SPECIAL VISITOR
• Groulx to face trial Feb. 9
• Plea entered in animal cruelty case
• Driver cited for speed on icy road
• Groulx to face trial Feb. 9
• Plea entered in animal cruelty case
• Driver cited for speed on icy road
• SNOW TO GO!
• Missed accident leads to another
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• Camp featured speaker at GOP Round Up in Clare
• SNOW TO GO!
• Missed accident leads to another
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• Camp featured speaker at GOP Round Up in Clare
• Milburn stays county commission vice-chairman
• Man on bike arrested for disorderly conduct, MDOP
• Attempted robbery suspects bound over
• Milburn stays county commission vice-chairman
• Man on bike arrested for disorderly conduct, MDOP
• Attempted robbery suspects bound over
• LABONTE NAMED GERRISH OFFICER OF THE YEAR
• LABONTE NAMED GERRISH OFFICER OF THE YEAR
• ‘New life’ after liver transplant
• ‘New life’ after liver transplant
• Proposed RADL large community center driven by technology
• Proposed RADL large community center driven by technology
• TUT kicks off Saturday; mayor and marshal candidates still sought
• TUT kicks off Saturday; mayor and marshal candidates still sought
• IT’S FINALLY HERE!
• IT’S FINALLY HERE!
• Rick Leon McRath Sr.
• Violet May Bailey
• Harold H. Davis
• Lucille Puruleski
• David Allen Edwards
• Dr. Daniel (Dmytro) R. Daciuk
• Glass, Gas and Electricity
• A SHARPER IMAGE
• Carlson appointed to Realtor PAC
• I-75 BILLBOARD PROMOTES HOUGHTON LAKE
• Lynn named senior project manager at ROWE
• BY HER SIDE
• Kosalskis name son Grayson
• Danieleskis name daughter Lorraine
• Daughter born to Valentine, Whipple
• Hickmott’s name son Raymond
• HOUGHTON LAKE AMBULANCE DONATES TO SARA’S BEARS
• ‘Tabs for Tots’ donation made by American Legion
• NMCAA seeking volunteers for tax preparation assistance
• CHRISTMAS FROM KIRTLAND
• TV Page
• Bobcat cagers fall to Trojans
• Buck grapplers score win over visiting Petoskey, TC
• State final appearances for both RHS, HLHS top 2011 sports news
• Working It Through
• Lake Township Ladies to meet
• CCCA to present folk singers
• PART OF A TEAM
• Auditions for MMCC comedy planned Jan. 10
• Simply Singles to meet Jan. 12
• Lyon Fellowship Club on hiatus until March
• ACT NOW to host 2nd poker run
• A CHRISTMAS PARTY POTLUCK
• EVERY TIME A BELL RINGS AN ANGEL GETS HIS WINGS
• ROCKIN’ AROUND THE CHRISTMAS TREE
• MMCC honors list includes area students
• CHRISTMAS DELIVERY
• Kunik Memorial Scholarship established with RCCF
• MERRY CHRISTMAS DINNER
• CCCA to host winter picnic dinner
• CCCA to provide help with taxes
• RAPS budget better, but still draws down fund balance
• HELPING WITH TOYS
• STC approves changes to Gerrish Township assessment roll
• Village budget in black, projects surplus
• County budget for 2012 shows decrease in revenues
• CHEER FOR SANTA AND HIS CREW
• Jeanette V. DeMilner
• James R. Newsome Sr.
• Anna Gorecki
• Charles ‘Chuck’ Lee Harmon Jr.
• Nancy L. Ostrander
• Resorter Reader Poll
• Now’s the time for lights!
• Closing of Tops a disappointment
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• It’s fun to look back at the ‘good stuff’
• Patience a virtue
• Marion B. Campbell
• Eunice Siner
• Clive Eugene Earl Clymer II
• Jeffrey Jay Kelly
• Gordon E. Mott
• Douglas H. Beeman
• Charles Franklin Burnett
• John R. ‘Jack’ Eddy Sr.
• Bowling Highlights
• THE ‘GIVING TREE’
• 83rd District Court Magistrate
• 83rd District Court
• Unique headlines filled pages in 2011
• GETTING HOT
• I-500 Main Event set for Feb. 4
• Richfield Township changes health insurance providers
• RCRC approves $6.4 million budget for 2012
• Two charged in attempted pharmacy robbery
• No snow ‘hurting all the way around’
• Eunice Siner
• Charles ‘Chuck’ Lee Harmon Jr.
• James R. Newsome Sr.
• Charles Franklin Burnett
• Nancy L. Ostrander
• Marion B. Campbell
• Anna Gorecki
• Douglas H. Beeman
• Jeanette V. DeMilner
• Gordon E. Mott
• John R. ‘Jack’ Eddy Sr.
• The truth about ‘SCD’ in athletes
• SING-ALONG
• FOOD GRANT
• LOADING UP FOR THE LIONS
• RMS DONATES $5,924 IN FOOD TO LIONS CLUB
• HELPING HANDS
• HELPING OUT
• MAKING A BETTER CHRISTMAS POSSIBLE
• CHRISTMAS ON THE WIND
• KIDS HELPING KIDS
• CHECKING HER LINES
• PLUNKING OUT THE TUNE
• ‘WHO TOOK THE COOKIES FROM THE COOKIE JAR?’
• ECLECTIC NEIGHBORHOOD
• MORE SNOW
• ‘WEE WILLIE WINKIE’
• SONG AND DANCE
• A Better Christmas
• ADDING THE DETAILS
• KEEPING WATCH OVER THEIR FLOCKS
• ON THE LOOKOUT
• SUGARY SUPPLIES
• HALLELUJAH!
• TRYING TO MAKE A BUCK
• SNEAKING ONE MORE BITE
• GOING TO THE CATS AND DOGS
• SEASON’S GREETINGS
• THE BIG FINALE
• CHRISTMAS CAROLING in roscomon
• FESTIVE LIVING
• BUILDING IT TALL
• CHOCOLATIER
• A FORD F-150 FOR CHRISTMAS
• A CHRISTMAS TRADITION
• A GIFT TO SANTA FROM THE CHILDREN
• Spreading Good News
• READY FOR TAKE-OFF
• ‘Room to Groom!’
• Wining equals ride in plow truck
• MDCH partners with Text4baby in new health service for moms
• READY TO WELCOME WERTZ WARRIORS
• Make sparkling smiles part of holiday
• RECOGNIZED
• HELPING WITH HYGIENE KITS
• Bromms name daughter Julia Allison
• St. Helen Catholic Church to hold Christmas mass
• Three Christmas Eve services to be held at Markey Church
• Christian comedian, Hanson Hills part of ‘Snow Kidding’ Feb. 11
• Manuel new Christian education director at HLUMC
• TV PAGE
• Messiah Lutheran to host Christmas Eve, Christmas services
• Good Shepherd plans Christmas Eve, Day services
• Roscommon Middle School honor roll
• Roscommon High School honor roll Ten RES teachers receive Walmart ‘Teachers Rewards’ cards
• REM waits for authorization as Senate Bill 618 passes
• DNR: Have safe winter riding season
• Scrap Tire Cleanup Grants available through DEQ
• GROUP EFFORT
• FUTURE BOBCAT
• BUILDING SKILLS EARLY
• Donation to Michigan Nongame Fund idea for Christmas gift
• Pool Standings
• December Booster winners drawn
• Bowling Highlights
• Bobcat grapplers drop two at home
• Lady Bobcats bested by Braves
• Buck grapplers third at Caro
• Eagles soar over girl Bobcats by 16
• Buck girls pick up first win at Harrison
• Bucks squash Hornets by 20
• Bobcats trumped by Braves
• Bobcats one better than Eagles in 2OTs
• RES fourth graders get behind the scenes tour of SVDP
• Two new RCCF funds established for RADL
• CHRISTMAS ASSISTANCE
• Three memorial scholarship funds established by RCCF
• EMPLOYEE, VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR
• Interest in stamp club sought
• ALSO RUNNING
• Miss Pride of the Peninsulas Jan. 22 in Grayling
• Fallen officers remembered in ‘Project Blue Light’ ceremony
• ‘TEAM DEPOT’ HELPS COA
• CHANGE OF WATCH
• Knowing Your Instrument
• Bobcats blast Eagles; get blasted by Vikes
• Bucks drop Owls by 17 for home win
• Gerrish to stick with current health insurance plan
• Kick-off preceded by Chili Cook-off
• Outgoing TUT mayor, marshal urge candidates to start campaigning
• COLLECTED THE MOST
• Commissioners approve $9.8 million budget
• SANTA BABY
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Former assessor responds to letter
• Gerrish Supervisor responds to letter
• The next step
• Building a library
• A bright Christmas
• Clive Clymer
• Albert Scott Devault
• Margaret Therese Buckner
• Allen W. Steckling
• Patrick Joseph Murphy
• Grace Evelyn North Carter
• Lake St. Helen Fishing Pier gets OK to receive $55,800
• Resorter Reader Poll
• Communicate vision for future of Village
• Mary H. Milner
• Marie Elizabeth Stilwell
• CONCENTRATION
• Victim Services Unit recruiting members
• Missing handgun reported to MSP
• Larcenies from vehicles reported in Roscommon, Prudenville
• RCRC changes retirees medical insurance
• Help for homeless veterans available
• GIVING OF THEMSELVES
• Retail fraud thwarted during ‘Shop with a Hero’
• 34th Circuit Court
• 83rd District Court
• HLCS choir director resigns
• ‘Grow with Us!’ campaign seeks to raise funds for new library building
• Pharmacist fends off would-be thief Tuesday
• ‘Toys for Tots’ toy drive makes big difference to county families
• A PRESCHOOL TRADITION
• Albert Scott Devault
• Grace Evelyn North Carter
• Allen W. Steckling
• Margaret Therese Buckner
• Patrick Joseph Murphy
• Spread the word in the Resorter
• Group seeks members to ‘market’ properties in Rosco
• ROSCOMMON SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS REPRESENTED
• Woskobojnik promoting county at Tourism Bureau
• NOVEMBER STUDENTS
• LET’S GO BLUE!
• Two HLHS band members part of U of M Marching Band Sunday
• HLMS STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Four HLHS students seeking sponsors for HOBY conference
• TV Page
• SMELLS LIKE CHRISTMAS
• Mentored youth hunting regulations proposed
• FIRST MICHIGAN ELK
• WAIT PAYS OFF BIG
• Firearm deer season started slow, picked up speed
• Bowling Highlights
• Free throw contest Saturday at RMS
• MHSAA ‘Fall Super Show’ to air
• Despite 22 from Julin, Bobcats fall to Vikes
• Eagles surpass Bucks by two
• Freshman Shavalia leads Bobcats over Harrison
• Shuffleboard Standings
• Pool Standings
• Storm evens up season with win over Lakeville
• A PRESSURED SHOT
• Bobcat grapplers best Braves, fall to ’Bolts in season opener
• Bobcat girls squash Hornets, 58-27
• STRAIGHT SHOOTERS
• PUTTING IT UP
• LOOKING TO PASS
• Buck wrestlers split at Bullock Creek, third at Corunna
• Lake nets 23 in first victory for Bucks
• Bobcats cheer to fourth at CCCAM Invite
• St. Helen Catholic Church to hold Christmas Mass
• Messiah Lutheran to host Christmas services Dec. 24-25
• Good Shepherd plans Christmas Eve, Day services
• Cookie sale at St. Hubert’s Dec. 17
• Cookie walk Dec. 17
• Houghton Lake UMC choir to present ‘Night of Wonder’
• LETTERS TO SANTA
• ‘ROLL’ DRIVE DONATION
• HLMS Student Government collecting items for troops
• Red Hatters spread Christmas cheer
• CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR SOLDIERS
• Camp plans constituent hours
• PATH workshop to offer help to those suffering from chronic diseases
• HIGGINS LAKE/ROSCOMMON 2012 WINTERFEST BADGE WINNER
• ‘Parents Night Out’ Saturday at HLHS
• DICTIONARIES MATTER
• HLPL and RADL to host ‘Battle of the Books’ from Dec. 14- Jan. 13
• READY FOR THE ICE WHEN THE ICE IS READY
• Pool Standings
• BLACK POWDER RANGE SHAPING UP
• ALL DECKED OUT
• Beaver cagers crush Bobcats JV Bobcats avoid Hornets sting; fall to Beavers in cage action
• Correction
• RHS ‘Madrigal Dinner’ transports audience into Medieval times
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Denton to see if budget allows for improving parking lots
• Christmas trees auctioned for RAHS on display at area locations
• SOUNDS OF THE SEASON
• Resorter Reader Poll
• Majority need to unite
• Support ‘Postal Service Protection Act’
• The problem with inequality
• Keep lights on for TUT
• Continuing to learn from father
• TUT centered on community spirit
• Struck by the ‘Christmas Spirit’
• Hands down, Michigan is the ‘mitten’
• Postal reprieve
• Mutual aid
• That time of year again
• Tip-up Town seeks mayor, marshal candidates
• ‘Local government at its worst’
• Markey board approves condominium development
• MEMORIAL DEDICATIONS
• Duane L. Headley
• Mata Martha Kirk
• Shirley Marie Fickel
• Carl C. Jenkins
• George L. Major
• Kirtland board votes pay hike for Quinn
• Retirees may now work directly for HLCS as subs
• PICKING UP THE TOYS
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• DNR firefighters called on to help during ‘unprecedented’ fire season in Texas
• Houghton Lake man crushed while working on his truck
• Ostling approaches Village council regarding contract concerns
• TALENTED GESTURES BY THE JESTER
• Duane L. Headley
• Shirley Marie Fickel
• Mata Martha Kirk
• Mata Martha Kirk
• George L. Major
• Seymour promoted by Chemical Bank
• Tops Donuts’ customers surprise owners as closing day approaches
• Rogerses name son Eli James
• Carters name daughter Aubree
• Volds name daughter Kirstie Lynn
• Rodriguezes name daughter Vivian
• Blood drive exceeds goal
• Spaghetti dinner to benefit cancer Patient Bowman
• CHRISTMAS DELIVERY
• Advent movie series continues at Good Shepherd
• HLUMC Christmas children’s program planned Dec. 11
• ‘Noel, Jesus is Born’ to be performed at Soul’s Harbor
• ‘One Starry Night Family Christmas Event’ Saturday
• CEREMONY OF CANDLES
• TV Page
• ‘FUN’ MATH
• HLHS yearbook orders due Dec. 22
• ‘THINKING’ SOLO
• HLMS book fair open next week; items being collected
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• HLHS Christmas Food Drive from Dec. 7-21
• A POWERFUL FINISH
• Bowling Highlights
• 4-H cross country skiing begins Jan. 3
• Bobcat cheer squad set sights on States
• Bobcat girls feature eight upperclassmen
• Junior captains to lead Bobcat wrestlers
• Fish fry to benefit Storm hockey team
• Well conditioned Buck cagers to face tough girls basketball schedule
• New coach has many years experience with current Bucks’ wrestling squad
• Storm drops contests at home and away
• Quicker Buck cage squad showing adaptability
• Pioneers thump Bobcats in JPC opener
• Bobcat boys cagers paced by eight seniors on squad
• Bucks open season with losses
• RUDOLPH IN ROSCOMMON
• OLD TIME FUN
• THE FIRE IS SO DELIGHTFUL
• WARM AND WELCOMING
• CHECKING HIS LIST
• ‘Lioness’ focus of Community Cinema Dec. 8
• WORKING FOR A BETTER CHRISTMAS
• Crawford Senior Center plans Christmas dinner
• TEDDY BEAR SLEEP-OVER STORY TIME
• FEET ‘N’ SEAT DONATION TO ROSCOMMON HEAD START
• ELKS HELP AREA VETERANS
• Christmas concerts, musical schedule begins with band Dec. 8
• ‘Parents Night Out’ planned by HLHS
• ‘Jingle Bell Fest’ planned at Hilltop Manor on Dec. 8
• ARK RECEIVES $500 DONATION
• CANINE SURPRISE
• ‘Blue Light’ ceremony Dec. 14
• RTFD Addition
• DNR busily testing deer heads for tuberculosis, CWD
• YARD FULL OF CHRISTMAS
• Resorter Coloring Contest Winners
• Resorter Reader Poll
• Pool Standings
• RHS varsity Quiz Bowl squad tops at invitational
• Bowling Highlights
• Sophomores, junior come up big for Bucks despite loss in opener
• Children’s Christmas party hosted by AmVets
• Beavers too strong for Bobcats in JPC girls basketball action
• Kirtland Garden Club Christmas luncheon Dec. 19
• Literacy Council hosting on-line book fair
• Gerrish waiting for approval on proposed assessing changes
• TAKING IT SLOW
• Village 2012 proposed budget ‘in the black’
• Girl Scouts collecting food, clothing
• Medical marijuana dispensaries prompt zoning amendment
• CHRISTMAS TEA
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Putting workers to a cruel choice: your God or your job
• ‘Pride and love for their country’
• ‘Ultra rich’ can pay more taxes
• Mayor, Marshal ‘amazing representation’ of community
• ‘Thanks’ for taxing pension
• Faith sustains the spirit in hardships
• Staving off bankruptcy
• FASHION PROCEEDS
• Abundant Grace Choir to perform ‘When Love Was Born’
• Book’s author former Houghton Lake resident
• Visit Bethlehem at Markey Church Dec. 10
• Memorial for Anna J. DuFresne
• Willard Allen ‘Al’ Ryckman Jr.
• Ethel F. Hodge
• Grenvul W. ‘Buck’ Southwell
• Edwin A. Lumley
• David Lyle Hicks
• Phyllis J. Steckling
• Edwin C. Attenberger
• MSP canines receive GPS Collars
• TOOTSIE ROLL GIFT
• State Police apprehend nine-year-old in bomb threat
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• Caldwell promoted to inspector MSP of Seventh District
• IN PREPARATION
• Proposed changes to add ‘a day’ to mail delivery
• Downtown Dollar General plan approved in Village
• St. Helen charter school group sees new hope with legislation
• A VISIT FROM Mr. AND MRS. CLAUS
• David Lyle Hicks
• Ethel F. Hodge
• Edwin C. Attenberger
• Grenvul W. 'Buck' Southwell
• Willard Allen 'Al' Ryckman Jr.
• Willard Allen 'Al' Ryckman Jr.
• Anna J. DuFresne
• Anna J. DuFresne
• ‘Parents Night Out’ planned by HLHS
• ‘Madrigal Dinner’ coming to RHS
• Kirtland Community College blood drive considered a success
• MOOSE GIFTS
• Free heart screening for high school students this Saturday
• Northwood ups scholarship amounts for transfer students
• ANNUAL KCC FOOD DRIVE
• MEDIA-SMART YOUTH VISIT RADIO STATION
• Registration open at Mid Michigan
• Former Kirtland Community College student shares poetry collection
• TV Page
• Cookie Walks and Bake Sales
• 83rd District Court Magistrate
• Survey: How is Michigan’s older population connecting digitally?
• NMCAA receives grant for savings program
• Kids win prizes during kick-off of holiday season in Markey
• Holiday season safety tips
• PROJECT COMPLETE
• AuSable Free Clinic receives $15,000 grant
• Lake Township Ladies Christmas party Dec. 7
• Christmas floral arrangement demo in Clare
• Trooper to speak on technology safety issues for parents
• Roberts to lead Child Protection Council
• ‘STUFF THE GOOSE’ TO BENEFIT TOYS FOR TOTS
• Women on the frontlines featured in film event at HLPL
• From red baby doll heels to powder blue bowling shoes
• Model train show, swap planned Dec. 10 at Elks
• ‘Breakfast with Santa’ planned Saturday at RHS
• M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E
• NMCAA hosting IDA sessions, seeking tax prep volunteers
• Medilodge of Hillman hosting Christmas auction
• Breakfast planned at St. Helen American Legion
• ‘Christmas for Critters’ runs until Dec. 19
• ‘Ceremony of Candles’ planned by County Christian Choir
• Storm starts season with home win over Warriors
• HISTORY REPEATING ITSELF
• Pool Standings
• WIN THE PRACTICE
• LAST MINUTE LAY-UPS
• Bowling Highlights
• FIRST YEAR BUCK
• Snowmobile training class planned Dec. 10
• FIRST BUCK
• Summer Canadian bear hunt re-introduces hunters to woods
• Weekend offers women chance to explore outdoors
• OPENING DAY 12 POINT
• ALWAYS THERE, TOO
• Straub joins Chemical Bank as mortgage lender
• PERFECT, TOO
• Northwestern Bank, River House partner to help residents
• DNR confirms cougar sighting in Houghton, Keweenaw counties
• ALL JPC VOLLEYBALL BOBCATS
• Boys basketball, wrestling, cheerleading begins next week
• ALL CONFERENCE BUCKS
• Bobcats keep chins up despite opening drubbing at Kalkaska
• ‘A Christmas Carol’ trip to KCC planned
• Christmas tree by-product turned into holiday decoration
• Citizens task force formed to address lake level concerns
• Counties closer to virtual consolidation of dispatch centers
• Village approves ‘opt-out’ of Senate Bill 7; approves snow removal bid
• YOUNGEST HUNTER
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• ‘Occupy’ crackdowns limited by First Amendment
• Porn addiction America’s crisis
• Markey EMT’s expertise saluted
• Why we shouldn’t revile success
• Homelessness not always visible
• Commission learns about bullying at work session
• HLCS board approves favorable budget amendment
• Resorter Reader Poll
• A myth?
• HLHS yearbook orders due Dec. 22
• Page-Turners celebrating 12th anniversary Dec. 7 at library
• RADL gets in the holiday spirit; Mr. and Mrs. Claus to arrive Dec. 15
• Opal Irene Ross
• Ernest Wayne Warner
• Phyllis Pezet
• Leonard M. ‘Len’ Cote
• Una Elizabeth Wood
• Mary Ann (Leviston) Goebel
• Geraldine ‘Jeri’ Voelker
• Margherita ‘Marge’ Tassi
• James Michael Eckert
• 83rd District Court
• MSP offers safety tips for winter driving
• 34th Circuit Court
• Former assistant fire chief arraigned on arson charges
• NEW FIRE TRUCK
• Schloop to stand trial on animal torture charge
• Plea entered in food stamp fraud case
• DINNER TIME
• SERVING IT UP
• Downtown Dollar General awaits approval
• Prayers, family see little Emma Renee through brain surgeries
• ‘Christmas’ coming to Village
• CREATING THE SEASON
• James Michael Eckert
• Una Elizabeth Wood
• Mary Ann Goebel
• Margherita 'Marge' Tassi
• Opal Irene Ross
• Leonard M. 'Len' Cote
• Phyllis Pezet
• Dear Santa…
• Houghton Lake United Methodist to host three ‘marriage encounters’
• Daughter born to LaCosse
• Son born to Guldner, Bailey
• Grays name son Dennis
• Son born to Daniels family
• Popes name son Micah Kyle
• BELL RINGERS
• Frontier launches discount program for active military, reservists
• Barnetts to celebrate 51st anniversary
• Kukuks celebrate 50th anniversary
• Tanger Outlets to be open Thanksgiving night
• WEB SITE SUPPORT
• Tolfree Foundation’s ‘Life Lights’ underway in West Branch
• MMCC, Mid Michigan Health receive state workforce award
• Hospitals, Munson, Trinity renew partnership agreement
• Interventional Cardiologist brings expertise to Houghton Lake
• TV Page
• CAMP MATTERS
• Michigan’s Great Start Collaborative helps dozen county children attend preschool
• Houghton Lake Middle School Honor Roll
• TERRIFIC MIDDLE SCHOOL KIDS
• HLCE honor roll students named
• ALWAYS THERE
• RES DOnaTES TO THE RIVERHOUSE SHELTER
• NEW DICTIONARIES
• Kirtland Regional Police Academy graduates 14 in fall commencement
• HANDS AND PAWS
• FLAG DONATED TO RES
• Thanksgiving - Kindergarten style
• ORV training slated for Dec. 10 in Lake City
• Snowmobile safety class planned in St. Helen
• DNR approves online snowmobile safety course
• CCW class planned Dec. 10
• DNR exceeds participation goal of Recreation Passport’s 1st year
• FIRST BUCK
• 16 POINTS ALL TOGETHER
• SNOWPACKERS OF THE YEAR
• Fourth graders can ski for free this winter thanks to program
• Bull Riding-Up North Style
• MOOSE DONATE TO TOYS FOR TOTS
• Donation drive for Roscommon Animal Shelter on Dec. 3
• Sixth annual ‘Blue Light’ service planned Dec. 14 at RHS
• WINNING BID
• County Christian Choir to present ‘Ceremony of Candles’
• AUCTION HOSTS
• WINNING WINTERFEST DESIGN
• DO I HAVE 25?
• HAPPY BIRTHDAY
• Artesia welcomes Pickleball players
• CAFE CREW
• Schmidt earns Michigan’s ‘author of the year’ award
• COLORFUL CENTERPIECES
• RESEARCH FUNDS
• 4-H cross country skiing begins Jan. 3
• Booher, Rendon plan joint office hours at HL
• Chemical Bank collecting ‘Mittens for Michigan’
• Curves fundraisers to benefit Relay
• Before heading south for winter, licenses, plates should be checked
• Camp plans constituent hours
• CHANGING OF THE COLORS
• DEER, VENISON CAN HELP
• RADL receives 80 new children’s books through grant
• PRE-TURKEY DAY AT PRESCHOOL
• Early reports on firearm deer season released
• Hunting ‘everything’ to Clark family
• Shuffleboard
• Pool Standings
• Girls basketball games mark season start
• Firebirds beat Mid Michigan to open cage season
• Bowling Highlights
• HONORING KING’S VETS
• Food service’s giving tree to benefit the A.R.K.
• Expansion plans presented to board for Roscommon juvenile detention
• Firebird men 2-0 with 62-37 victory
• KCC’s Brown finishes 91st at Nationals
• SPRINGING INTO ACTION
• Advents services planned at Messiah Lutheran
• Lake Township Ladies plan party
• Resorter Reader Poll
• Teddy bear sleep-over Dec. 2-3 at Houghton Lake Public Library
• Houghton Lake teacher placed on leave
• DITCH DIGGING DAY
• Road commissioners stay with county’s health care plan
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• ‘All religions deserve respect’
• Religious symbols trigger convoluted debates
• Road commission prepared for winter
• Encounter with fame leads to bubbles burst
• Failure by design?
• Sharing the blessings
• Frederick James Nicely
• Donald Bruce Buchanan
• Leslie Earl Dunning
• Black Friday alternative
• Ceremony for Archie William Moore
• Leonard Sevek
• Nancy L. Randall
• Dr. Vernon B. Blaha
• GOP plan Christmas party Dec. 6
• Victorian Christmas Tea planned
• Military plates available for veterans, families from SOS
• Ask the Trooper
• Driver hits two utility poles, stop sign in accident
• Reakoffs working double-duty for Virginia fire and rescue
• ‘Cook-Off at the Kick-Off’ planned for TUT by chamber
• NWS Gaylord receives enhanced radar technology
• Fence posts taken
• Relay for Life in the works for 2012
• State Police investigating thefts at Houghton Lake
• 83rd District Court
• Audit shows RAPS in ‘a little better shape’ than others
• Markey tree lighting Saturday
• Santa to visit St. Helen Nov. 25 for parade, tree lighting
• Businesses hope ‘Small Business Saturday’ successful
• SAY CHEESE?
• Russ Graham Thanksgiving dinner open to all
• ‘TIS THE SEASON
• Donald Bruce Buchanan
• Donald Bruce Buchanan
• Nancy L. Randall
• Nancy L. Randall
• Leonard Sevek
• Leonard Sevek
• Brook residents defeat Bucks in first ‘Senior V Senior’ challenge
• With love ‘Anything Goes’ at RHS
• OCTOBER STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Eighty inducted into Phi Theta Kappa at MMCC
• OCTOBER STUDENTS
• PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT
• AFTER THE SHOW
• Watkins earns Northwood degree
• Three earn degrees from Central
• OCTOBER STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• TV Page
• NEW KIWANIAN
• Osteoporosis, stroke testing set for Houghton Lake
• ‘KNOWS PEACE’
• ‘Create Healthy Habits’ with nutrition classes
• Ninth Russ Graham Thanksgiving dinner Nov. 24
• ‘Lights of Love’ planned again at Mercy Hospital Grayling
• FUNDING PROJECT GRADUATION
• Coloring contest entries due Monday
• Farm By Lantern Light planned for Wellington Farm Park
• Simply Singles meets today
• Sweater drive continues
• Hilltop ‘holiday mail’ drop-off site for troops
• Pickleball, ‘Atmosphere’ among new Artesia offerings
• Dinner theater at Artesia Youth Park set for tonight
• ROSCOMMON COUNTY TOYS FOR TOTS KICKS OFF
• LIGHTING A CANDLE
• PERSONAL MESSAGE
• VETERAN’S DAY PRESENTATION
• VETERAN’S DAY ESSAY
• HONORING WITH SONG
• BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC
• THE IMPORTANce OF VETERANS
• A MOMENT OF SILENCE
• 13 FOLDS
• HISTORY OF FREEDOM, SERVICE
• TAPS
• ‘IT IS the SOLDIER’
• HOME ON LEAVE
• Szosteks name daughter JoyAnna
• Daughter born to Bethards, Kobel
• Bourlands celebrating 61 years of marriage
• ‘Maternal’ program provides infant health information
• Hatfield, Malone plan September 2012 wedding
• OH, SAY CAN YOU SEE
• TO HAITI
• ‘God and the Movies’ to begin at Good Shepherd
• Mikenauk Chorale holiday concert Nov. 20
• Pool Standings
• Bowling Highlights
• BIG BUCK
• THE ONE THAT WAS LET GO
• Snowshoe lacing workshops planned
• GETTING HIS SHOT DOWN
• VARSITY AWARD WINNER
• Pool Standings
• November Booster winners drawn
• ALL NMSL BUCKS
• TUT hockey sign-up on; volunteer refs needed
• ALL JPC BUCKS
• Richfield approves new DDA member
• State Police Post has many new faces
• Marsh named Tri-Lakes Associate of Year
• Denton seeking input on parking lot issue
• Power outage Nov. 10 caused by tree
• HANGING UP A WINNER
• Gerrish seeking abandonment of Mill Road
• RECOGNIZED ON VETERAN’S DAY
• HLCS sub pay referred to subcommittee
• Lake supervisor proposes sharing attorney fees for Tax Tribunal case
• Resorter Reader Poll
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Program one of ‘high school’s finest hours’
• Where are ‘Merry Christmas’ signs?
• Congrats for work in Haiti
• What is real reason for gas price differences?
• Preserve business by freezing ORV permit prices
• Thanks for honoring those who served
• Changes will hurt Health Centers, patients
• Charitable giving
• On their game
• Kirtland Garden Club to meet Nov. 21
• Santa coming to Markey tree lighting
• Judith A. Sabo
• Mark Steven Yarger
• Larry Buckler
• Charles ‘Bob’ Diebel
• Russell Scott McCullough
• Robert A. Sentell
• Larry Edward Miller
• Kimberly K. (McEvers) Coberley
• Orville James Dull
• National EAS test goes well in Roscommon County
• RCSD responds to accidental death in Gladwin
• KCC board to hear comment on future of athletic program
• Jeannette Kuhnlohe
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• Sara’s Bears need homes
• 22nd UPS Ed and Caren auction Saturday
• RACK OF RACKS
• Tree lighting added to Santa’s Workshop
• Markey puts system in place to return sewer fund money
• Village still without sidewalk snow removal contract
• HONORING VETERANS
• Larry Edward Miller
• Russell Scott McCullough
• Judith A. Sabo
• Robert A.Sentell
• Robert A.Sentell
• Orville James Dull
• Orville James Dull
• Kimberly K. (McEvers) Coberley
• Kimberly K. (McEvers) Coberley
• Charles 'Bob' Diebel
• Charles 'Bob' Diebel
• Larry Buckler
• Larry Buckler
• Anna Jane DeFresne
• Russell Carl Craven
• Leila Mae Cotton
• Paul W. Gushen
• Grenlunds celebrate 50 years of marriage on Oct. 21
• FIVE GENERATIONS
• TO UNITED WAY
• Federal benefit checks to be electronic
• Bake sale Oct. 29 at Kirk of the Lakes
• Good, Wooten wed Oct. 1
• Spread the word in the Resorter
• United Way receives grant from Weyerhaeuser
• ‘Gateway to Writing’ workshop Oct. 29
• Help someone keep warmer by donating sweaters
• EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR
• Prudenville DQ earns PRIDE award
• ‘MEMBER OF THE YEAR’
• TV Page
• Gladwin defeats Rosco on WCMU’s ‘Quick Central’
• Pre-game meals offered through Chartwells
• Michigan Youth ChalleNGe Academy enrollment open for next class
• OUTMANNED
• MISS HOUGHTON LAKE QUILT RAFFLE
• RMS ‘After School Academy’ open to all students
• THEY GAVE AND THEY Received
• HALLOWEEN SAFETY
• MELLOW SOLO
• PART OF THE LINE
• Dinner, bowling to benefit RHS ‘Project Graduation’
• RAISING OF THE COLORS
• BB/BS ‘Lunch Buddies’ accepting volunteers
• CAMERA LADY
• COLORFUL TRAILER LOAD
• A CHEESY CHALLENGE
• SMART LOOKING LINE
• SENIOR PRIDE
• ‘SPIRIT JUG’ WINNERS
• Bucks beat Hornets
• Snowmobile safety class Nov. 26
• CCW class planned Nov. 8
• Late fall oak caterpillar causing a nuisance
• FIRST ARCHERY BUCK
• Pool Standings
• WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM GRANDMA
• DNR reports cormorant control efforts working
• Bowling Highlights
• Halloween Hoops tourney open to players in grades 1-8
• Pioneers, Mustangs to meet in playoffs
• SERVING IT UP FOR BASKETBALL
• Roscommon JV netters finish season with 15-2 record
• Powerlifter Batko posts two more state records
• Pioneers crush ’Cats 40-0 to take JPC title
• Buck XC squads second in JPC
• ‘Fired up’ Bucks put Bobcat netters down
• Some Final Fall Colors from Readers
• Ninth annual Russ Graham Thanksgiving dinner Nov. 24
• Fundraiser for Quinlan Nov. 12 in Roscommon
• HAUNTED CEMETERY?
• RCCF fall grant applications due Oct. 31
• BAGGING IT UP
• Flu shots available at school clinics
• Lake Township Ladies to meet
• HLPL seeks young readers
• KIWANIS IN THE COMMUNITY
• Curious George at RADL
• Book sale benefits library excellence fund
• Team Curves ‘mystery’ luncheon to benefit ACS
• KIWANIS OFFICERS
• ‘Falling’ program offered by Crawford COA
• IMMOBILIZATION BOARDS DONATED TO RICHFIELD EMS
• Blood donors needed, upcoming drives planned
• RCRC ROAD-E-O A DAY OF SAFETY AND FUN
• NO PENALTIES
• Parent meeting planned Nov. 7 for youth cagers
• Pool Scores
• Clare rolls over JV Bobcats in season finale, 40-8
• RHS football team sends seniors off with win
• Bobcat netters split during home JPC three-way
• Two more JPC wins notched by league leading Bucks
• CHEESEBURGERS IN PARADISE
• Springbook wins vote for TUT wedding accommodations
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• EMTs appreciated
• Wake up common people
• Patient, doctor have PSA decision alone
• RAPS Board lists SHE building with Coldwell Banker Schmidt
• Village council votes to place snow removal up for bid
• HLCS finances ‘pretty good,’ says accountant
• SWING YOUR PARTNER
• Houghton Lake ‘Better Schools’ committee updates school board on millage efforts
• Resorter Reader Poll
• Should be tax rebate not tax increase
• A ‘Yes’ vote for the future
• How should we vote Nov. 8th?
• Halloween memories of ‘spooky’ past
• If only...
• Coat and boot drive set for Nov. 5
• Big Brothers Big Sisters plan open house Nov. 4
• Move to Florida marks end of Bankov’s community dedication
• James Walter ‘Jim’ Beebe
• Wilda Marie ‘Judy’ Fisher
• 34th Circuit Court
• 83rd District Court
• 83rd District Court Magistrate
• Lead Poisoning Prevention Week began Sunday
• RCRC TEACHES SNOWPLOW SAFETY TO COLLINS STUDENTS
• New United Way web site on its way
• Crawford’s Sheriff Wakefield elected to MSA board
• Man arrested for ‘knowingly killing’ dog
• CAPES AND CROWNS
• Halloween hauntings planned
• Capitol Christmas tree to come from Lake Twp.
• RMS healthy initiative equals White House recognition
• James Walter 'Jim' Beebe
• Wilda Marie 'Judy' Fisher
• JV Bobcats take flight out of G’s
• National School Bus Safety Week Oct. 17-21
• KNOW THE ‘DANGER ZONE’
• Conrad brings ‘Unstoppable’ message to HLHS
• Tailgate Membership Drive nets over $11,500 for RAYBC
• Bike tour Saturday with Parker Seiler
• Scholarship Expo Oct. 25 at Roscommon
• Kicks ’n Giggles craft club accepting members
• A CELEBRATION OF FAMILY
• Bromm graduates from Air Force basic training
• Rummage, bake sale to benefit Good Shepherd
• Hot Wheels racing Oct. 21 at Soul’s Harbor
• Jock, Beers plan May wedding
• Bilby names daughter Layla
• Holbrooks name son Jordan
• Daughter born to Harned
• Messiah dinner planned Oct. 26
• Garlos celebrate golden anniversary
• Bouchards to celebrate 60th
• TV Page
• TEACHING FIRE SAFETY
• Tootsie Roll Drive raises $3,000
• Harvest Dinner planned Oct. 22
• Flu clinic planned Wednesday
• Punkin-Chunkin rescheduled, to be held this weekend
• Team Curves’ ‘Mystery & Mayhem’ to benefit American Cancer Society
• United Way food giveaway in St. Helen
• Benefit Sunday for Lambertson
• TEAM DEPOT DONATES TIME TO ARTESIA YOUTH PARK
• Shuffleboard
• Bucks end soccer season with comeback at Gladwin
• Bobcats drop three of four JPC matches
• Pride on the line in final JPC contests
• Roscommon XC teams take small school championships
• Bobcats triple score against Warriors
• Rosco netters alone atop JPC
• Pool Standings
• Booster winners drawn, tickets on sale
• Mustangs gallop past Bucks
• Bobcats home finale spoiled by Flying G’s
• K of C costume party Saturday
• ‘Zoo Boo’ Saturday
• Glen’s to collect for animal shelter
• SPICER’S HELPING LEADERS
• Registration for ‘Trunk or Treat’ due Oct. 28
• Houghton Lake Public Library hosting pre-Halloween events
• CONCERT TONIGHT
• Fall Bazaar planned in Moorestown
• Birch Point hosts haunted golf club
• Camp’s rep plans constituent hours
• OFFICER INSTALLATION
• Jaguars end season Saturday in Gladwin
• HL JV football wins
• Halloween Hoops tourney open to players in grades 1-8
• Batko racks up another state power lifting championship
• Bowling Highlights
• JV Bucks add volleyball wins
• Bucks bow out at District
• ‘Junior Cats’ program open for boys K-6
• Bobcats fall in first round district to Vikings
• Rosco gridders to finish season
• Surplus Inc. closes, memorial service planned for Archie Moore
• Resorter Reader Poll
• Protests, rallies: assembly, petition in action
• Resorter ‘primary source of local news’
• Pappas reappointed to Barber Board term
• Public to vote on hotel
• Road board updates contracts, gives raise to manager
• Election Letters Policy
• ‘No’ vote ‘absolute necessity’
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Safe disposal
• Artists sought for juried exhibition at Dennos Museum
• Elmina M. Goode
• Timothy Dale Stanley
• Richard Stroh
• Vivian L. Tremble
• Russell Kwaiser Jr.
• GETTING AN EARLY START
• Wellington Farm Park seeks actors
• Channel markers, piers to be removed
• Manslaughter charge filed against Bane dismissed
• State Police investigate auto theft in St. Helen
• 34th Circuit Court
• 83rd District Court
• Drug ‘take-back’ set for Oct. 29 at four locations
• OPENING OF IROQUOIS AVENUE
• SENIOR HOMECOMING REPS
• Spirit Week leads up to Roscommon Homecoming
• Ausable River Estates question ownership of Oak Road Bridge
• THINKING PINK
• Tip-up Town bride grateful for ‘Fairy Tale’ wedding votes
• NON-TYPICAL NONAGENARIAN
• RCRC seeks information on privatized snow removal
• Timothy Dale Stanley
• Timothy Dale Stanley
• Richard Stroh
• Richard Stroh
• Vivian L. Tremble
• Vivian L. Tremble
• Russell J. Kwaiser
• Fall’s Flourish
• Fall Fun on the Farm
• Army promotes Derek Smith
• VanWormers celebrate 50 years of marriage
• Bruch, Loggins name son Fenix
• Organ transplant group meeting today
• Trunk or treat at Markey Baptist Church
• Wishing to welcome
• TV Page
• CHECK THIS OUT!
• Grayling artists to host workshops
• Re/Max sponsoring ‘Pumpkin Giveaway’
• Rendon collecting winter clothing for kids at office hours
• HLAHS general meeting, pot luck
• RAHS Harvest Dinner Oct. 18
• Water quality conference planned at Higgins
• WHAT’S OVER THERE?
• Bowers brings animals to life in whimsical drawings
• Lake Township women to meet
• RADL to provide a variety of programming for patrons
• Kirtland to present fine art ‘celebration’
• MURPHY NEWEST LION
• Book sale this Saturday at library
• MOTIVATED
• FIRST WALK FOR ALZHEIMER’S
• Michael Allman to perform Sunday at A.R.K. fundraiser
• Happy Horses
• Pool Standings
• Houghton Lake Run Club members tackle Bridge Run
• NEW CROSS COUNTRY TRAIL OPEN
• Rivals. Sisters. Friends. Bobcats fall in three straight to visiting Buck netters
• Fundraiser to help Bobcat basketball
• Bobcats thumped by G’s after beating Pine River
• Soccer Bucks roll over Forest Area, sunk at Burt Lake
• Buck harriers open new course with second place finishes
• Bobcats in a must-win situation for playoffs after falling to Eagles
• Fluegel scores three TDs in Beaver defeat
• New members sought for local school health council
• RMS OCTOBER STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• COLLINS ELEMENTARY SEPTEMBER STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• SEPTEMBER STANDOUTS
• HLCBS promoting special education millage
• Conrad to speak to students, parents Oct. 13, 14
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• HLHS scholarship expo to be held Oct. 18
• RAPS walks to school
• FIRST BUCK
• A surprising night on the JPC gridiron
• Bucks on the road for youth football
• Eighth grade Jags only squad to beat Beavers
• INTO THE OPEN
• Bowling Highlights
• FIRST TO THE CORNER
• SEASON CHAMPIONS
• ‘Excellent’ JV football game goes Bobcats’ way by one
• Country western hoedown at center
• Joseph, Fyvie selected for ‘fairy tale’ TUT wedding
• HLCS board approves goals for Murphy
• Board OK’s ‘Outdoor experience’
• Gerrish Township hires Bosley as contracted assessor
• Resorter Reader Poll
• ‘We all have a stake’ in millage proposal
• Cutting Saturday delivery no answer to Postal dilemma, says Hallmark Cards CEO
• Protesters feeling economically ‘oppressed’
• Taking a walk to school
• Scholarship expos
• Elks Club plans U of M vs MSU football event
• ‘Understanding Teen Technology’ topic of Oct. 22 parent training
• Young riders’ safety among issues aired by parents
• STUDENTS CLEAN UP VILLAGE
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Letters Policy
• Steven Bruno Niedowicz
• Raymond Swiderski
• Carmella Mary Michels
• Daniel J. Osiborski
• Thelma Leona Kuenner
• Gustave C. Pulter, Jr.
• Victim grateful for officers’ help
• Markey board raises fire/ambulance millage, garbage collection fee
• HOSING DOWN THE SMOKES
• Martin Riley Tadlock Jr
• 83rd District Court
• Preliminary inquiry made into Lake James sewer assessment
• RAN STOP SIGN
• Public hearing on Higgins Lake levels planned
• Adams selected as village president
• Learning to give with ‘Bart’s Day’
• Martin Riley Tadlock Jr
• Thelma Leona Kuenner
• Gustave C. Pulter Jr
• Raymond Swiderski
• Daniel J. Osiborski
• Steven Bruno Niedowicz
• Carmella Mary Michels
• Touchdowns support Special Olympics Michigan athletes
• PRACTICING TO PUT A FIRE OUT
• FINGERPRINTS FOR SAFETY
• MICHIGAN’S OTHER GREAT LAKES
• Great Lakes Leadership Academy application deadline approaches
• CRYDERMAN DRIVES ONE 4 HIS SCHOOL
• AARP names MidMichigan Health a ‘Best Employer’ for those over 50
• Marshall receives two Army National Guard awards
• Willson, Petrimoulx name daughter Tara
• Mahalaks name third child Lily
• Merritt Butterfield UMC plans simulcast Oct. 22
• BALLOON RELEASE
• TV Page
• Comments on proposed changes to forest plan sought by USFS
• Bowling Highlights
• Snowmobile safety class planned for December in St. Helen
• Open house for Grayling Forest Management unit planned
• OVER 700 POUNDS
• Kirtland’s Warbler continues to exceed recovery goal
• South Branch Township
• Roscommon Township
• Richfield Township
• Nester Township
• Markey Township
• Lyon Township
• Kmart to host ‘Fire Prevention’ event
• Lake Township
• Higgins Township
• Gerrish Township
• Denton Township
• DNR Firefighters
• Roscommon County HazMat
• Pre-training session gets departments on same page
• Find ‘Critters in the Moonlight’ at Hartwick Pines State Park
• Chicken, dumplings on Messiah menu
• Deaf Jam next ‘Community Cinema’ featured film
• Chamber encouraging businesses to nominate queens, mayors, marshals
• Sculptor Wunderbaum Traines to attend CCAC meeting
• Wellington Farms to host Apple Butter Days
• MISS HOUGHTON LAKE CONTESTANTS
• RADL features Joel Tacey and his ‘Spooktacular Comedy Show’ Oct. 8
• Blues Jam to benefit food pantries
• St. Helen costume exchange Oct. 15
• Kirtland Garden Club to meet Oct. 17
• LIONS CLUB helps ARTESIA
• Alzheimer’s Walk features auction items from area merchants
• Richard Marx to bring acoustic show to Kirtland Oct. 15
• A Special Boat
• JAGUARS 3RD/4TH CHEERLEADING TEAM 2
• JAGUARS 3RD/4TH TEAM 2
• JAGUARS 3RD/4TH TEAM 1
• JAGUARS 3RD/4TH CHEERLEADING TEAM 1
• JAGUARS 5th /6th CHEERLEADING TEAM 2
• JAGUARS 5th /6th TEAM 2
• JAGUARS 5th /6th TEAM 1
• JAGUARS 5th /6th CHEERLEADING TEAM 1
• JAGUARS 7th /8th CHEERLEADING TEAM
• JAGUARS 7th grade fotbal TEAM
• JAGUARS 8TH GRADE FOOTBALL TEAM
• C3 Metzger finds ‘surprises’ with perfect predictions
• Correction
• JV Bobcats claw Hornets, 53-14
• Bucks even series with ’Cats
• Bucks have no answer for Gross, Pioneers in loss
• Bobcats avoid Hornets’ sting
• Go Green Go White
• Gerdes, Tegman earn NMU degrees
• Homeschooler’s event planned Oct. 18 at KCC
• ‘Lights, Camera, Save! Contest helps promote saving
• KCC plans College Night Oct. 13
• Scholarship Expos planned at Houghton Lake, Roscommon
• CAPTAINS CLINIC
• SECOND IN A ROW
• GOLFING FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
• Roscommon youth gridders at home this weekend
• Jaguars host full day of football action Saturday
• Bobcats drop two in a row
• Carnage at Bellaire Tuesday weakens Bucks for Burt Lake
• Boys 4-H basketball registration deadline Oct. 17
• Buck netters shoot down Hornets in three straight
• TOURNAMENT WINNERS
• Bobcats felled by Beavers
• Winter weather discussions on tap for NWS personnel
• Workshops for homebuyers
• Homebuying help available through NMCAA
• viewing road comision projects
• Richfield Township board signs Chief Bannon’s employment contract
• CREDIT UNION COATS FOR KIDS
• Lake St. Helen dam partially open
• Rummage, bake sale planned at St. John Lutheran
• Benefit planned for Lambertson
• Board approves LeMire as community corrections director
• BEACON TOWER GETS PAINT JOB
• Seven deer taken during airport culling program
• Resorter Reader Poll
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Now is the perfect time for a free, independent press to demonstrate its value
• Why can’t board be replaced in dam
• Higher rates for junk mail needed
• Gas prices should be competitive
• ‘It’s what we do better than any other’
• Quarter of county receive food assistance, commission told
• Resorter earns eight MPA awards in 2011 Better Newspaper Contest
• Jobs Needed!
• Your Number One Source
• Peanut Butter Jams begins Oct. 15
• ‘Shake Your Mailbox’ Oct. 15
• ‘Empowerment Workshop’ planned at Unity of the Lakes in West Branch
• Michael Allman to lead A.R.K. funraiser concert
• Voting on ‘fairy tale’ Tip-up Town wedding started Wednesday
• LYON TOWNSHIP AND RCRC LAKE VIEW DRIVE COLLAB ORAT ION
• Mildred M. Yeager
• Walter S. Montney
• Quilt Walk this weekend
• Send us your color
• ‘Harvest dinner’ Oct. 13 in Grayling
• Groulx stands mute on DWI charge
• Reward offered in Iroquois area thefts
• Prosecutor going forward with sex offender parole appeal
• Roscommon Township fire hall ‘Phase II’ work to begin soon
• 34th Circuit Court
• 83rd District Court
• Truck removal from Higgins Lake leads to arrest, injury
• SOUTH BRANCH GARAGE FIRE CAUSED BY SPARK
• Stimac named District Trooper of the Year
• HOMECOMING ROYALTY
• Gorbachow arraigned on homicide charges
• Arsonists sought
• Walter S. Montney
• Arrest made in August shooting
• MacKenzie earns Davenport honors
• COMMUNITY FUN
• YACHT CLUB TO H.O.P.E.
• Houghton Lake United Methodist to present pianist Ron Elrod
• Son born to Rabb, Cavanaugh
• Son born to Ross, McGillis
• Daughter born to Kreft, Hall
• Burtises name son Jackson
• Bennetts name daughter Lydia
• Allred, Benvin parents of daughter
• Berrys name daughter London
• DRESSES FOR HAITI
• Grief Support Group to begin meeting
• Poeppe, Molenda wed in St. John’s Chapel at the Inn
• TV Page
• Mercy offering gestational diabetes classes
• Walk-in flu clinics offered at health department
• Community Flu Clinic planned
• Diabetes bingo planned Oct. 3 at Good Shepherd
• Surgeon/oncologist joins Mercy Physician Network
• BLIND WINNER
• Free Coumadin education class planned at Mercy
• Tanger customers can save, help find cure with PinkSTYLE
• Miss Houghton Lake program features 17
• Over 600 pounds of items shipped to troops overseas
• IT MATTERS, YOU MATTER
• VISIT FROM A DEPUTY
• RADL kicks off fall with busy schedule
• HEALTHY LESSON
• Credit workshop offered by NMCAA
• Fall dance, dinner party Saturday at Elks Club
• Stargazers Gala set for Oct. 15
• Halloween costume exchange underway
• ‘Memoirs of a Goldfish’ illustrator to visit HLPL Oct. 10
• Child ID program offered at Home Depot Oct. 1
• 4-H FUND-RAISER
• Deaf Jam next ‘Community Cinema’ featured film
• Eddy’s Chevy Apache earns Pumpkin Run ‘best of show’
• Netting survey to assess fish population in Higgins Lake
• Successful Youth Hunters
• FIRST EVER PROJECT CONNECT
• Bobcat kickers struggle at Pinconning, twice
• GORDIE INVITATIONAL WINNERS
• 34th Circuit Court
• 83rd District Court Magistrate
• 83rd District Court
• Knisely scores first ace at Fox
• Bowling Highlights
• Bucks suffer last second tie at Cheboygan, crush Warriors
• Bobcat netters split JPC matches
• Outdoor enthusiasts sought
• Higgins Lake golfers lead Fox Run league winners
• Hudson leads JV Bobcats over rival Bucks, 42-22
• Decisive win over Farwell bolsters Buck netters after tough week
• ’Cats keep Little Brown Jug
• KCC to present fine art ‘celebration’ Oct. 14-16
• FEEDING HER YOUNG
• Do you have a favorite tree in the fall? Take 2.
• Houghton Lake Public Library to host book sale Oct. 15
• Scrapbook deadline extended
• October calendar busy at Houghton Lake Public Library
• VFW Post 4159, Auxiliary offering scholarship opportunities
• Helping CRAF CENTER AND RMPA
• IN MEMORY OF CAROL
• ZONTA RECEIVES $500 IN MEMORY OF JOANN TYLER-Milnes
• ‘COURAGE & FAITH’ OF A FIREMaN
• CCW class planned for Oct. 8
• Corrections
• TOURNAMENT ALLSTARS
• Bucks take three of five against Jaguars
• POWDERPUFF POW-WOW
• Lyon Township, RCRC collaborate for Lakeview Drive improvements
• Bobcats, Bucks ‘great game to witness’
• RCRC approves road projects in Denton, Roscommon
• RAPS agrees to list St. Helen Elementary building for sale
• WARM-UP
• Transportation forum Oct. 6
• ‘World Card Making Day’ to be observed
• Sponsorship program gets go-ahead
• School board to vote on Murphy’s IDP next month
• Next phase of light poles to start soon in Denton
• CAROUSEL RIDE AT ARTPRIZE
• Resorter Reader Poll
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Teachers take note: Neutrality toward religion cuts both ways
• Correction
• Days for Life makes deep impression
• America similar to Titanic voyage
• Support policies that promote home ownership, strengthen economy, create jobs
• Marketing the Bobcats
• Two leaders lost
• ‘Memory Walk’ planned Oct. 8
• Richard Frank Nalewyko
• Jared Lee Miller
• Nancy Joy Massey
• Ralph ‘Jay Jay’ Dugan
• Marilyn Ethel Nichols
• Archie William Moore
• Herbert J. Smith Jr.
• Numbers down at Houghton Lake Blood drive
• Personalized Trestle Park bricks offered
• Site plan approved for assisted living facility in Lake Twp.
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• Four suspects in Nokomis break-ins
• Leroy arraigned on seven counts of arson
• Prosecutor reviewing possible arrests in ‘bottle bomb’ case
• Roscommon prosecutor appeals sex offender’s parole
• Bobcats prepare for Homecoming with Spirit Week
• Improvement board sets assessment
• Carlson out as Village council head
• One-car accident claims life of 13-year-old Houghton Lake boy
• Schools respond to death
• Marilyn Ethel Nichols
• HLMS 8th grader dies following car accident
• Jared Lee Miller
• Jared Lee Miller
• Archie William Moore
• Nancy Joy Massey
• Sellecks celebrate 50 years together
• Daughter, Caitlin, born to Wallace, Sulfridge
• ADDING THEIR VOICES
• Hallead, Limmer name daughter Emma
• Petersons name daughter Olivia Ann
• The Thurstons to perform at Houghton Lake Wesleyan
• Flag tourney raises money for military families
• Brigham, Gilbert to wed in March
• TV Page
• Higgins Lake Foundation plants two native plant gardens
• Tickets on sale for Joshua’s House benefit dinner
• ‘Fire Safety Day’ Oct. 1 at Home Depot
• HAIL TO THE BURGERMEISTER!
• Fundraiser for Roscommon Youth Football planned Sept. 25
• Golf outing raises more than $16,000 for Children’s Miracle Network
• State employee retirees to meet Oct. 4
• Pancake breakfast planned at Unity Church of Clare
• Chicken dinner planned Oct. 7 in Moorestown
• ‘Alive and Running’ suicide prevention run/walk Saturday
• Utility consumer forum planned
• Pancake supper planned by Lioness Club Sept. 28
• RANDLE, CLARK JOINS LIONS
• ‘Shanghai Girls’ next Page-Turners book
• RECENT ROTARIAN
• Volunteers sought for ReStore
• TWIRLING
• TUT queen applications due Oct. 14
• I CAN’T EAT THE SOUP
• Firefighters honor 96 at Firemen’s Memorial Festival
• Arts minigrant deadline set
• Conservation District photo winners named
• Grayling artists featured in ‘Art and the Animal’
• Getting the Art to ArtPrize
• ‘Mud N’ Mayhem’ challenge Oct. 1
• TWO BEARS ON THE SAME DAY
• SWEET TOOTH
• Angler’s Dream results in cash awards, possible ‘Wally’ prize
• Bucks runners-up at Charlevoix Invite
• Bobcats fall in five to Farwell
• McBain NMC punches in two OT goals to beat Bobcats, 3-1
• Hudson rushes for 357 yards as JV Bobcats defeat Mustangs
• Bucks’ cold start costly in 42-21 loss
• FANS TAKE THE LEAD
• Community health, wellness event Friday before game
• Bobcats look to make it four in a row
• Bobcats whallop Mustangs, 58-14
• WARNING: Experimental Aircraft
• Volunteers prepare for final cleanup
• GRAND OPENING
• Jaguars win two at Meridian, play at Roscommon Saturday
• G’s, Bobcats surprises in JPC week two
• LINING UP FOR YOUTH
• Bobcat netters blanked tourney
• Six score as Bobcats mercy Pine River on Tuesday, 8-0
• Bowling Highlights
• Booster winners drawn, tickets on sale
• Bucks fall hard to tough teams from Burt Lake, Big Rapids
• Young Buck gridders add wins at Harrison
• Reservations needed for color tour
• Turtle Party set at American Legion
• End of September events at RADL
• Lake St. Helen project approved
• Project Connect to help the ‘working poor’
• CRAF Center finishes studio renovations
• BETTER THAN DOUBLE
• Don’t vote for ‘corporate-owned’ candidates
• What can be done about lake level?
• ‘New’ words everywhere...woot! woot!
• Test drive equals cash for Houghton Lake High School
• Resorter Reader Poll
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Constitution Day: education for life
• Letters Policy
• Reforms focus funding on priorities
• Winds of fortune
• Lillian Rauha Johnson
• Dwain E. Nutt
• Teresa Barnes
• Russell ‘Wayne’ Williams
• Arline P. McMahan
• Commission on Aging plans fashion show
• New hours at Roscommon market
• Swiss steak on Messiah menu
• MOVING THE VILLAGE FORWARD
• Hughes receives neuroscience degree at CMU
• Consumers Energy awards the Great Start Collaborative with $10,000 donation
• Emergency scenario planned
• Ask the Trooper
• Houghton Lake man arrested for drugs, probation violation
• Fundraiser planned for Quinlan Oct. 8
• Texas wildfire destroys former resident’s home
• HLHS homecoming parade Sept. 30
• SUPPORTING C.E.R.T.
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• WIGGLING IN
• 14th annual Pumpkin Run this weekend
• 100 ON THE DAY
• Mother, son arrested for arson
• ‘Cooperative effort’ equals leads in breaking and entering cases
• FOR THE FIRE FAMILIES
• Russell 'Wayne' William
• Arline P. McMahan
• Teresa Barnes
• Two arrested for arson in Gerrish Township
• Michigan Air Tour Stops at HTL
• Thursday Family night kicks off festival
• Meissners grand marshals of 2011 parade
• 32nd Firemen’s Memorial Festival
• RES keeps ART ALIVE through volunteer program
• MARSP HONORED
• Teachers learn Common Core Standards provide ‘real world’ focus
• ‘Back to church’ service Sept. 18
• Reders to celebrate 60th anniversary
• Daughter born to Near, Kalkan
• DeBaekes name son Austin
• Williams, Janisse name son Cameron
• Bonks name son Asher Martin
• Son born to Tucker, Shattuck
• Kirkwoods name daughter Olive
• Myers name son Lyndon Avery
• Joseph, Lipka wed Aug. 12
• TV Page
• ORV training slated for Oct. 8
• Bowling Highlights
• STIL IN SERVICE
• END OF THE SEASON
• Pflum, Verdui capture Ye Olde league title
• Bellaire scores three goals in second half to top ’Cats
• Bucks battle back to beat Beavers, G’s in JPC action
• Alumni cheer team being formed for HLHS homecoming
• Bobcat netters notch two JPC wins
• Soccer Bucks edged by Pioneers
• Bobcat JV offensive fails to click in loss
• Bobcats thump Beavers in JPC opener
• Roscommon youth football wins three of five openers
• Jaguars victors in four games to start season
• Streak snapped: Bucks in win column
• Tribute honors Sept. 11 victims
• THANKED FOR SERVICE
• Sunday Singles Dance celebrating 16th anniversary
• Fashion show planned Sept. 21 at St. Hubert
• Jim Gill’s ‘Family Room Tour’ at HLHS Friday Ostomy group to meet Sept. 18
• Rummage, bake sale planned at St. John Lutheran
• Whitetails Unlimited annual banquet Sept. 24
• Farmers Market planned Saturday
• A.B.A.T.E. plans scavenger to benefit food banks
• RADL plans several events this fall
• RAHS 89+ party planned Sept. 20
• CROP Walk steps off Sept. 18
• RECOGNIZED FOR SERVICE TO LAKE
• Health board to meet in Prudenville
• Burg to speak at RAHS meeting
• Experience logging camp life Saturday at Hartwick Pines
• TIRE PILE
• Good Shepherd Relay team to host scrapbook event
• Lioness plan pancake supper fundraiser Sept. 28
• Clare’s OT goals put away ’Cats
• Buck girls fifth at Lancer XC Invite
• Meridian, HL game of the week
• RCSD looks to public for suspect in two vehicle arson cases
• School Based Health Centers focus of football game event
• Camp’s rep plans constituent hours
• RAYBC raising money through membership
• Public to vote on ‘Fairytale wedding’ for 2012 TUT
• Michigan Merit Exam produces mixed results for area juniors
• Bells readying Art Prize entries
• Barking dogs among issues at Denton
• Markey approves radios, to hold public hearings
• Lowe’s contract approved, Carlson sets resignation date
• Tea Party member could be ‘you’
• ‘Special education students deserve the best education’
• Writer asks, ‘Is it time to move on?’
• Community support, generosity appreciated
• Enjoy lake, don’t dwell on issues already decided
• ‘We the People’ can take back country
• Turning on M-55 ‘dangerous’
• Letter ‘offensive’ to volunteer
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Educational control shouldn’t be from Feds
• Opportunity to honor
• Gahagan to host open house
• Final Wellington Country Music Show of season this Saturday
• Memorial service for Thomas P. Alexander Jr.
• Russell L. Duke
• Hugh Clark Fennelly
• Margaret M. Moroz
• George O. Pratt
• Correction
• Young pedestrian hit on M-55
• Lottie Michalski
• Joan L. Tyson
• Carla L. Miller
• Donald Duane Harsen Jr.
• Harold Charles Kunath
• Russell Williams Farley
• 34th Circuit Court
• Songalewski pleads ‘no contest’ in snowmobile death
• Whidden offers sports sponsorship idea to help Houghton Lake athletes
• Commission plans special meeting for Lake St. Helen dam work decision
• COLLISION AFTERMATH
• Barbara J. Patrick
• Lawrence Henry ‘Larry’ Leszczynski Sr.
• Paul Charbonneau
• Gerrish fireman injured in motorcycle-deer accident Sunday
• State Tax Commission in charge of Gerrish tax roll
• Gunshot victim survives heart wound
• CLEARING AWAY DEBRIS
• Former assistant chief arrested on arson charges
• HLCS board, teachers reach two-year contract agreement
• ADDING AND SUBTRACTING
• Carla L. Miller
• Carla L. Miller
• Harold Charles Kunath
• Harold Charles Kunath
• Lawrence Henry “Larry” Leszczynski
• Lawrence Henry “Larry” Leszczynski
• Margaret M. Moroz
• Margaret M. Moroz
• Hugh Clark Fennelly
• Barbara J. Patrick
• Joan L. Tyson
• Thomas P. Alexander Jr.
• Houghton Lake man to be arraigned on arson charges
• Russell L. Duke
• George O. Pratt
• Reprinted from 2001: St. Helen man demonstrates God’s love at disaster scene
• Osteoporosis, stroke, screenings planned at St. Helen
• PINEVIEW HIGHLANDS CHAMPS
• Mercy Hospital Auxiliary makes $100,000 pledge
• Kauffmans name third daughter Lily
• Daylilies to be on sale in Midland
• RCCF HELPS MDA
• Schroders name third child Jaxon
• Schall, Combs wed in August ceremony
• TV Page
• Crawford COA to host Grandparents Day dinner
• Food distribution set for Roscommon, Missaukee
• Folk Arts Festival planned at Wellington
• Bridge players sought for club
• First Community Men’s Sale scheduled Oct. 15
• Kirtland Garden Club to visit gallery
• Chamber plans annual meeting, dinner Sept. 13
• Kirtland Center for the Performing Arts to welcome The Osmond Brothers
• WELL TRAVELED GROUP
• Volunteers needed to brush trails
• DNR open house on Roscommon Forest Management Unit slated
• Pool league play to begin in October
• JV Bucks blanked by Miners, 81-0
• TOURNAMENT CHAMPS
• ‘Mom 2 Mom’ sale Saturday at HLHS
• Gahagan Nature Preserve to host open house, wine tasting
• Metzger perfect in predictions; Jack Pine play starts Friday
• Turnovers costly in Bucks’ loss to Miners
• Viking offense rolls over ’Cats
• Volt ready for everyday driving
• LEARNING THE ROPES, Pumps AND HOSES
• BOLSTERING ART DE VIN
• September is library card month at Houghton Lake Public Library
• Fay earns degrees from Oakland
• HOW NOW BROWN COW?
• Breakfast on the Farm planned in Missaukee County Sept. 24
• County residents earn SVSU honors
• Roscommon library has lots in store for September
• Madonna named Kirtland director of public information
• NEW TO OLLS
• FARMING ACHIEVEMENT
• Auction Sept. 10 at Needy Not Greedy
• Seats still available for ArtPrize tour
• NMCAA receives Sara Lee grant
• Free breakfast, lunch offered to students at three area schools
• ‘Ramble to the Pines’ to benefit Mercy Hospice
• Junior Buck netters win Alpena tourney
• Houghton Lake Kart Speedway
• Bobcats hold off Bucks, 2-1
• Bobcat JV one touchdown shy of Grayling gridders
• Remembering 9/11 — A firsthand account
• ‘Dig into the Bible’ on Sundays at Good Shepherd
• Sept. 11 ceremony to draw from northern Michigan
• Village hires Lowe
• Gerrish Township tax roll to be monitored by state
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Resorter Reader Poll
• Near misses at intersection
• Board ‘misled’ by riparian leaders
• ‘Fraud’ by some board members
• Corner ‘very dangerous’
• Family Night offers several family oriented events
• Better schools group to spread special education millage message
• Correction
• Sub-committee continues to specify goals with Murphy
• Glad dispensaries banned by court
• Superintendent’s salary ‘excessive’
• Sell, not burn, marijuana
• America ‘not the mother of the world’
• Future will never be the same for 9/11 kids
• We observe
• Alzheimer support group to meet
• Houghton Lake skies to buzz with airplanes Saturday
• Bid specs available for fire hall renovation
• Korey Michael Sliwa
• Richard Elden Bunger
• Jessica ‘JD’ Foster
• Ezra Dee ‘Ty’ Curtis
• Patricia Lynne Paul
• Jemelia Mary Thomas
• Hugh Clark Fennelly
• Saturday is Household Hazardous Waste Day
• Richard Lynn ‘Coach’ or ‘Pops’ Johoske
• M-55 resurfacing project ‘completed on time’
• Denton Police looking for vandals
• CHAIN REACTION
• 83rd District Court Magistrate
• 34th Circuit Court
• FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL GREETING
• St. Helen’s Brown reflects on his time at Ground Zero
• Bronze star, medals awarded to Higgins Lake World War II vet
• Markey landmark burns to the ground
• Richard Lynn 'Coach' or 'Pops' Johoske
• Patricia Lynne Paul
• Hugh Clark Fennelly
• Jessica 'JD' Foster
• Ezra Dee 'Ty' Curtis
• Richard Elden Bunger
• Korey Michael Sliwa
• Brother makes surprise visit for sister’s wedding
• Brother makes surprise visit for sister’s wedding
• Daughter born to Baden, Smith
• Unity World Day of Prayer events planned Sept. 8
• Daughter born to Reidel, Villella
• CELEBRATING SARA’S BEARS
• Daughter born to Baden, Smith
• Unity World Day of Prayer events planned Sept. 8
• CELEBRATING SARA’S BEARS
• Daughter born to Reidel, Villella
• TV Page
• TV Page
• Assumed Names
• Spread the word in the Resorter
• NORTHERN MICHIGAN REAL ESTATE BROKERS LLC
• Assumed Names
• Gold Rush Jewelers’ staff meet Byrd at convention
• Spread the word in the Resorter
• NORTHERN MICHIGAN REAL ESTATE BROKERS LLC
• Gold Rush Jewelers’ staff meet Byrd at convention
• NEW BED AND BREAKFAST
• NEW BED AND BREAKFAST
• Bobcat open houses slated Sept. 6
• OUTSTANDING DRUM MAJOR
• Bobcat open houses slated Sept. 6
• OUTSTANDING DRUM MAJOR
• SCHOOL GARDENERS
• SCHOOL GARDENERS
• BIENVENIDO
• Lavendar named associate dean at Kirtland
• BIENVENIDO
• Lavendar named associate dean at Kirtland
• STEPPING IT OUT
• STEPPING IT OUT
• History’s Witness
• History’s Witness
• Conservation District taking pre-orders for tree sale
• GLEAMING
• ‘LET’S FIX AMERICA’
• Conservation District taking pre-orders for tree sale
• GLEAMING
• ‘LET’S FIX AMERICA’
• United Way plans Kick-off Breakfast
• TOUR WATCHER
• United Way plans Kick-off Breakfast
• TOUR WATCHER
• Sept. 11 ceremony planned at Immanuel Baptist Church
• Lake City Christian Reformed Church to host events
• GATHERING
• Sept. 11 ceremony planned at Immanuel Baptist Church
• Lake City Christian Reformed Church to host events
• GATHERING
• Potato pancakes on Messiah menu
• Deer Run group plans bake sale
• A.R.K. plans Labor Day weekend garage sale
• Potato pancakes on Messiah menu
• 4-H gymnastics classes to be held at the CRAF Center
• Deer Run group plans bake sale
• SORTING
• A.R.K. plans Labor Day weekend garage sale
• 4-H gymnastics classes to be held at the CRAF Center
• SORTING
• Christian Choir to begin rehearsing
• FAMILY FUN NIGHT DINNER DONATION
• ‘Food and Health Network’ group to meet at RADL
• Christian Choir to begin rehearsing
• FAMILY FUN NIGHT DINNER DONATION
• ‘Food and Health Network’ group to meet at RADL
• JV INVITE CHAMPS
• CO-ED LEAGUE CHAMPS AT 10-0
• JV INVITE CHAMPS
• CO-ED LEAGUE CHAMPS AT 10-0
• Bobcats shut-out Warriors; fall to Falcons by four
• Bobcats shut-out Warriors; fall to Falcons by four
• New mom’s club in Roscommon looks to boost spirit for football
• First week shocks Metzger
• Booster 200 Club tickets on sale
• New mom’s club in Roscommon looks to boost spirit for football
• Bucks score three wins at home quad
• First week shocks Metzger
• Booster 200 Club tickets on sale
• Bucks score three wins at home quad
• Bobcat’s go four for six at Rosco
• Bobcat’s go four for six at Rosco
• Houghton Lake Kart Speedway
• HLHS seeking softball coach
• Bucks blast Bucks at Pine River
• Houghton Lake Kart Speedway
• Rockets beat JV ’Cats in opener
• HLHS seeking softball coach
• Harnessing Spirit
• Bucks blast Bucks at Pine River
• Rockets beat JV ’Cats in opener
• Harnessing Spirit
• Vikes too much for Bucks
• Vikes too much for Bucks
• Reese scores 27 in fourth to top ’Cats
• Reese scores 27 in fourth to top ’Cats
• Celebrating 100 years at Lake
• Celebrating 100 years at Lake
• TOP ONE AND TWO!
• TOP ONE AND TWO!
• Nordic walking classes planned Sunday at Higgins
• BETTY BASS?
• Nordic walking classes planned Sunday at Higgins
• Bear Hunting 101 to be offered at Mitchell State Park
• BETTY BASS?
• Groundskeeper ‘just one of the guys’
• Bear Hunting 101 to be offered at Mitchell State Park
• Groundskeeper ‘just one of the guys’
• LOWER DIVISION CHAMPS
• LOWER DIVISION CHAMPS
• Sergeant’s claim Division 1 league championship
• IMPORTANT PROTECTION
• Sergeant’s claim Division 1 league championship
• IMPORTANT PROTECTION
• Limberlost claims championship
• Addition
• Limberlost claims championship
• Bucks down Comets with great goalkeeping
• Addition
• Curves collecting school supplies
• Bucks down Comets with great goalkeeping
• Curves collecting school supplies
• Higgins Lake level legal notice prompts questions
• OLLS welcomes new teachers
• Board leaves ORV rules alone; plans to study swimmer’s itch
• STATE REPS VISIT HOUGHTON LAKE
• Board leaves ORV rules alone; plans to study swimmer’s itch
• Higgins Lake level legal notice prompts questions
• STATE REPS VISIT HOUGHTON LAKE
• OLLS welcomes new teachers
• Roscommon Senior Singles to meet
• Community Education salary schedule approved by HLCS
• Roscommon Senior Singles to meet
• Road board says no cell phones
• Community Education salary schedule approved by HLCS
• RAPS bus routes changing
• Road board says no cell phones
• HLIB votes to continue milfoil control program
• RAPS bus routes changing
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• HLIB votes to continue milfoil control program
• Resorter Reader Poll
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Letters Policy
• Resorter Reader Poll
• Hold school board accountable
• Letters Policy
• Editor’s note ‘missed the point’
• Hold school board accountable
• Editor’s note ‘missed the point’
• Feds don’t help in foreclosure crisis
• Paying Pete
• Feds don’t help in foreclosure crisis
• Our 50th year
• Paying Pete
• Simply Singles plans events
• Our 50th year
• Simply Singles plans events
• Five generations share Higgins Lake family cottage for 100 years
• Thomas Joseph ‘Dziadziu’ Knieper
• Howard Moy
• Thomas Joseph ‘Dziadziu’ Knieper
• Five generations share Higgins Lake family cottage for 100 years
• Howard Moy
• Kenneth M. Bloomfield
• Richard David Reed
• Kenneth M. Bloomfield
• Richard David Reed
• R. William ‘Bill’ Bourdow
• Barbara Lee Brownfield
• Peter J. ‘Pete’ Ciucci
• R. William ‘Bill’ Bourdow
• Barbara Lee Brownfield
• Peter J. ‘Pete’ Ciucci
• Edward Norris Dailey
• Independent film series to debut at HLPL
• Edward Norris Dailey
• Independent film series to debut at HLPL
• Stevenson confirms medical marijuana dispensaries closed
• Teens arrested for sign vandalism
• Gerrish Township Assessor Gillman resigns ‘under attack’
• Stevenson confirms medical marijuana dispensaries closed
• 83rd District Court
• Teens arrested for sign vandalism
• Board settles on pay for Injasoulian
• Gerrish Township Assessor Gillman resigns ‘under attack’
• Shooting suspect remains hospitalized
• 83rd District Court
• Board settles on pay for Injasoulian
• Shooting suspect remains hospitalized
• Back to school Wednesday means higher standards for HLHS students
• Back to school Wednesday means higher standards for HLHS students
• School to start Tuesday; RAPS leaders readying
• School to start Tuesday; RAPS leaders readying
• Kenneth M. Bloomfield
• R. William 'Bill' Bourdow
• Barbara Lee Brownfield
• Richard David Reed
• Thomas Jospeh ‘Dziadziu’ Knieper
• Assumed Names
• T-SHIRT ANYONE?
• Birthday party planned for Arta Kelly’s 90th
• Son born to Marone
• Son born to Hargrove, Ray
• Son born to Smith, Brown
• Son born to Trevino, Tanner
• McGlincheys name son Finnegan James
• Dielenheins celebrate 60th
• Windfuhrs celebrate 65 years of marriage
• Kovaches to mark 60th anniversary
• Son born to Hart, Benson
• Tooker, White parents of son
• TV Page
• ‘Walking Art Tour’ going on in Clare
• ‘Junque in the Truck’ fundraiser planned
• MMCC offers social dance classes
• Annual DALMAC bicyclists’ route includes Houghton Lake
• Old 27 Motor Tour passes through area Friday
• Heart of the North golf outing held at White Deer
• STORYTIME ON THE ROAD
• Clare County Arts Council traveling to Art Prize
• HLF Awareness Day a success
• Pause for a Cause to benefit Animal Shelter Sept. 17
• BBQ Cook-Off cancelled
• Alano Club seeks donations for sale
• Eye screening for preschoolers available at Firemen’s Fest
• FISHING FOR PRIZES
• Trestle Park hearing slated for Sept. 12
• Wellington Farm to host country music, tractor show
• Michigan Volunteer Defense Force 101
• Michigan Volunteer Defense Force train as second responders for times of need
• Carey earns degree from Kalamazoo, heads to MSU
• RAPS registration set for Aug. 24, 25 Kindergarten open house Sept. 1
• Getting back into the ‘swing of things’
• McHaney shoots hole-in-one
• Women’s league round-robin tourney Saturday
• Sergeant’s, Old Town to finish on top of women’s divisions
• Blacksmiths, woodcutters, weavers at Black Iron Days
• HOOKED ON FISH
• Anchor Inn claims second win, three squads forfeit in men’s league
• Senior lifter adds two more records to his accomplishments
• Houghton Lake KART Speedway
• WALLY... OR FRIEND?
• HLMS volleyball squads to begin practice Monday
• Careys help Kzoo basketball squad earn academic award
• Bobcats almost catch Owls during season opener in Oscoda
• FIRST FISH
• Metzger predicts five JPC squads to win openers
• Bucks defend ‘Summer Classic’ title
• RMS squads to start volleyball practice Monday
• Bucks set sights to repeat as JPC volleyball champs
• Allen, Peterson putting champs at Burning Oak
• ’Cats finish in top half at first Earlybird Invite
• Buck soccer squad faces ‘tough’ schedule this fall
• Bobcat netters return eight from 2010 squad
• Bobcat soccer hopes to maintain momentum of last season
• Community cornerstone of good sportsmanship
• SMILES PROTECTED
• Bucks aim to turn things around on gridiron
• Buck harriers eye return to State Cross Country meet
• FROM THIRD GRADE TO SENIOR
• Bobcats take to the field with playoff aspirations
• Prudenville veteran recalls sailing South Pacific as WWII sailor
• Bobcats fall to NMSL champs
• Bucks lose to G’s in double overtime
• Conference to address lake management issues
• Special education millage focus of joint COOR confab
• Improvement committee sets general goals
• Bargaining topics issue could lead to unfair labor practice claim
• LEARNING ABOUT AIRPLANES
• RAPS to seek broker for St. Helen school
• EMT courses to be offered in Denton Township
• Resorter Reader Poll
• Writer says ‘think about COOR millage’
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Billboard stirring up ‘meaty’ debate
• Mom not happy Loxley light is gone
• New challenges
• Protecting the lake
• ‘Mom 2 Mom’ sale planned
• American Legion plans barbecue, breakfast events
• Lake Board to hold hearings on 5-year milfoil control plan
• Village waits for background checks on candidates
• Thomas P. Alexander Jr.
• Chris ‘Sambo’ Roger Buck
• Mary A. Hutchins
• Robert Roy Sinks
• Wilford G. ‘Bill’ Dickerman
• Marguerite Mary Marie (Sangster) Silsby
• Drunk driving audit shows decrease in alcohol-related crashes
• Crawford enters plea for Clark vandalism case
• Groulx bound over in DWI case
• LENDING A HAND
• 34th Circuit Court
• 83rd District Court
• Lake Township centennial celebration planned Saturday
• MOVE OVER
• No motion made-
• Attempted murder suspect in custody after suicide attempt
• Big Bust
• Back to School for Houghton Lake - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Marguerite Mary Marie (Sangster) Silsby
• Chris 'Sambo' Roger Buck
• NEARLY 3,000 MARIJUANA PLANTS FOUND IN BACKUS TOWNSHIP
• ELEGANT ALTERNATIVE
• Three named to NMU honors list
• Carll graduates from Kaplan
• Rankin, Moreau among Bailey Family scholarship winners
• ‘Mom 2 Mom’ sale planned
• Tickets on sale for MMCC’s annual Fall Festival Sept. 18
• Houghton Lake to register students, hold open houses
• PREPARING THE LOOP
• FILLING IN
• Students experience being Michigan State Troopers
• Daughter born to Perryman, Smith
• Daughter born to Meir, Chisholm
• Lawrence names daughter Summer
• Daughter born to Jones, Saylor
• SWINGING FOR HABITAT AND THE CHAMPIONSHIP
• Nielsen, Rosenbrock wed in Bay City
• Messiah Lutheran dinner Aug. 24
• Markey Church plans community Bible reading campaign
• SURFIN’
• Third year of Sara’s Bears to be celebrated Aug. 28
• TV Page
• Military Retiree Appreciation Day planned
• MMCC plans auditions for two productions slated this fall
• Mental health grants to be awarded
• Second annual fun runs to benefit Artesia Youth Park
• Lake Township centennial to be marked on Aug. 17
• M.A.S.H. UNIT
• RADL to celebrate first birthday
• GAFT announces fall auditions
• Highland games planned at event
• ‘Golfer of Year’ accolade earned by ‘Al the Only’
• Blood drive planned at VFW
• Curves collecting for troops
• Northland supports Children’s Bereavement Network
• ‘MARINE OF THE YEAR’
• Mercy to host diabetes program for youths Aug. 25
• ‘The Scotty’ draws 28 teams to ‘The Dream’
• ‘Light tea’ planned at Gallimore by historical society
• CHILD’S ID
• Health board to meet Aug. 24
• Comedy Night to benefit Big Brothers, Big Sisters
• Anniversary party to serve as fundraiser for Brownfields
• BATTER UP
• St. Vincent dePaul leading two back-to-school programs
• Whipplestock III celebration a hit despite soggy start
• Playing in the Mud
• Gypsy moth egg count begins in county Sept. 7
• ALBINO SQUIRREL
• Goodyear Lanes leagues to hold info meetings
• Michie sinks second hole-in-one
• Justice reports hole-in-one
• CCW class planned for Sept. 10
• LAKER like his brother
• LARGE LAKER
• Roscommon Forest Unit topic of open house Sept. 14
• Houghton Lake KART Speedway
• Houghton Lake pool leagues to meet
• August Booster winners drawn
• Limberlost blemishes Sergeant’s perfect record in women’s softball league
• BUMP!
• BACK AT YA!
• Budweiser, Spikehorn, Thestain’s still in running for Lower Division
• INTENSE HUDDLE!
• Grand Ledge swim team returns for sixth pre-season camp at Long Point
• HELPING WITH UTILITIES
• Veterans in need encouraged to contact Veterans Trust Fund
• 83rd District Court
• County to show transparency with online ‘dashboard’
• HLMS volleyball squads to begin practice Aug. 29
• RCRC approves four township projects
• Markey board raises mileage rate during regular meeting
• Spicer’s making a ‘Splash’ for everyone this Saturday
• COOR board gives go-ahead for second attempt at millage increase
• Gerrish considering raising emergency services levy
• ‘Canine’ day cut short by rain
• ‘No Talent, Talent Show’ to be held Aug. 19
• MARKEY ROAD PROJECT DONE NEXT WEEK
• Resorter Reader Poll
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• ‘Amazing combination’ put together by RADL
• Suggests reading court ruling
• Become informed about COOR millage
• Lyon, Gerrish need to consolidate services
• ‘Work together to make Michigan strong again’
• The Mormon elephant in the presidential arena
• In a flash
• Ax or butter knife
• Janice M. Kawecki
• Pediatricians urge parents to get children immunized
• Joyce E. Bosley
• Vickie McColley
• Gaylord L. Sims
• Marion M. Pepperman Plagany
• Shirley E. Schmidt
• Richard F. ‘Snip’ ‘Dick’ Reppuhn
• James Norman Smith
• Tire slashing reported in Roscommon
• Ask the Trooper
• AFTERNOON ACCIDENT
• Non-profits encouraged to participate in future Merit network
• 34th Circuit Court
• Safety initiative helped make ATV Jamboree a success
• STUCK IN THE MUD
• Conservation Expo Saturday
• Consolidating not beneficial, Gerrish EMS chief tells Higgins
• State Police help nab camper running amok
• GETTING ‘GOD’S-EYE VIEW’ OF ACCIDENT SCENE
• Gaylord L. Sims
• James Norman Smith
• Marion M. Pepperman Plagany
• Joyce E. Bosley
• Vickie McColley
• Richard F. ‘Snip’ ‘Dick’ Reppuhn
• Shirley E. Schmidt
• Fun at the Fair
• Greer graduates from Spring Arbor
• Son born to Cecil, Stern
• ‘Love & Respect’ conference planned Aug. 19-20
• Bostwick, Walker to wed in October
• CHRISTIAN COUNTRY MUSIC
• GIVING OF THEMSELVES
• Central Michigan University names honors students
• Collins, Spearman receive degrees from Northwood
• Muckenthaler, Bragg, graduate from Grand Valley
• Ferris announces honors students, May graduates
• Mid Michigan upgrades welding, computer facilities
• Houghton Lake to register students, hold open houses
• TV Page
• Small dams focus of ‘Brown Bag’ lunch
• Retired school personnel to meet
• Portman to headline Country Music Show at Wellington Farm
• Buckley Old Engine Show slated Aug. 18-21
• Congressman Camp’s rep plans constituent hours for August
• Hooked on Fishing event Aug. 20-21
• ‘Market for Missions’ sale planned
• Jimmie Fortune this year’s Sheriff’s Posse concert feature
• BBQ Cook-Off planned Aug. 27, best rib contestants sought
• Richfield to host EMT course
• EAT UP
• Roscommon Historical Society to meet Aug. 16
• Supreme president to visit DOES
• Habitat for Humanity golf outing planned Aug. 19 at The Quest
• EAGLE PROJECT
• County Republicans to meet Sept. 27
• ‘Unbroken’ to be discussed at Page-Turners
• Art de Vin at Forest Dunes features artists, wine, beer
• BLIND FOR SIGHT
• Historical Society to meet Aug. 16
• MEETING THE CHALLENGE
• Comedy Night Aug. 20 to benefit Big Brothers, Big Sisters
• Victorian Art Fair set for Aug. 13-14
• Blood drive to be held at Rosco VFW
• ‘Movie in the park’ attracts nearly 400
• Village Days showcases area history
• Low Impact and Lots of Fun
• TICKET NO . 1
• Golf pro shares ‘European’ putting tips
• Sergeant’s team to beat in women’s softball
• 5K FINISHERS
• Limberlost secures third straight Houghton Lake men’s softball title
• Bucks take the field
• Bobcat meet the team slated for Aug. 18
• Bobcats Hit Gridiron
• Come Sail Away
• CRAPPIE KING
• SUPER SMALLMOUTH
• Big Buck Open slated for Aug. 28
• South Higgins Lake boat wash, entrance in early stages
• Whipplestock this Saturday
• HONORING WALLACE WRIGHT
• Higgins Township looks at options for EMS
• Precious metal clay class to be held Aug. 27
• HLMS gym to be open for middle school cagers
• Quinn hoping to promote the arts with new facility
• LENDING A HAND
• Four youths earn Distinguished Expert awards from NRA
• Denton Township fire hall to house Merit servers
• FEMA flood insurance topic of September RTA meeting
• Undeveloped park rankles Denton Township neighbor
• Community Park Marina open house Sunday
• Village at three candidates, searching for new trustee
• Houghton Lake board members considering pay request
• Open Meetings Act subject of presentation to board
• ‘Deficit didn’t get this way overnight’
• Legislature making important changes for Michigan’s future
• Era of shared sacrifice must begin now
• Vickie McColley
• Jeanie S. Snyder
• Jan D. Anderson
• Herman E. Visger
• Raymond Roy LaLonde
• Michele ‘Mike’ Fucci
• Deflecting blame
• Learning respect
• National Health Center Week celebrated by MidMichigan
• Propane, fuel oil, firewood help available
• HLCS supporting effort to re-try COOR millage
• Memorial service planned for Kelly Howey
• Evelyn Mary Kapolka
• ‘Mom 2 Mom’ sale planned
• Saginaw man arrested after vandalism at Clark
• Officers killed in Wyoming, South Dakota have local ties
• FIREFIGHTER I AND II
• Roscommon man charged with July 27 assault
• Organizers: St. Helen ATV Jamboree to be safe, fun
• Sheridan Drive ruling raises ire of some Woodlawn residents
• Clio man suffers spinal injury in crash
• Weather leads to smaller crowd, fewer arrests at Bud Bash
• Jan D. Anderson
• Raymond Roy LaLonde
• Two injured in M-55 accident Saturday night
• Two injured in M-55 accident Saturday night
• Herman E. Visger
• Herman E. Visger
• Michele ‘Mike’ Fucci
• Michele ‘Mike’ Fucci
• Jeanie S. Snyder
• Jeanie S. Snyder
• Gluten-free choices topic of meeting
• Golf scramble to benefit Meals on Wheels
• West Branch Social Security office to close at 3:30 p.m.
• COFFEE HOUSE
• CLASS OF 1961
• Forest Dunes to host Art de Vin
• United Way to host trail run
• Forgotten Eagles to stop at Houghton Lake VFW
• Students named to MMCC honors list
• CMU announces spring 2011 graduates
• Registration now open at MMCC
• LAST DAY ON CAMPUS
• GVSU announces dean’s list students
• Area students on WMU dean’s list
• McLean, Hopkins, Seifert, Goodwin earn WMU degrees
• KCC WARBLER’S NEST GRAND OPENING
• Joseph, Lipka to wed in gazebo ceremony
• Beef stroganoff on Messiah menu
• Daughter born to Nobles
• Son born to Kenyon, Nielsen
• Daughter born to McGee
• Daughter born to Near, Pitcher
• Daughter born to Edwards, Pitcher
• Son born to Mills, Wood
• Gennriches name daughter Gracie Jay
• Travers name son Brayden Zane
• Dakin, Mitchell to exchange vows at Spring Lake
• Wilson, Harding wed in Harrison
• Nutt, Carlson married in June ceremony
• HOOKED FOR LIFE
• VBS planned Aug. 8-12 at Hope Lutheran
• ‘Beach Party’ Vacation Bible School scheduled for Aug. 9-12
• TV Page
• LOTSA FEET
• All-you-can-eat breakfast planned
• Garden club to tour Amish gardens
• Friends of RADL to host ‘A Taste of Summer’
• ‘Kids’ Day’ Aug. 12 at NCACU
• Wine tasting, ‘Country Western Hoedown,’ NWS tour on tap for COA
• BIG FLUSH
• RECORD-SMASHERS
• Higgins Lake Awareness Day Aug. 6
• SPECIAL OLYMPICS WINS
• Booher, Rendon to hold office hours in Roscommon
• Boaters safety course to be held
• Boy Scouts to host ‘family movie night’
• Whitetails banquet ticket deadline Sept. 19
• 14th annual Forest Fest at Hartwick Pines Aug. 13
• YUMMMM
• KCPA seeks to synthesize college, theater, residents
• Houghton Lake Chamber seeking barbecue contestants
• Marine Corps League to host picnic Aug. 10
• Second annual ACT NOW golf scramble set for Aug. 13
• RADIO MONEY
• YOUTH SHOW PARTICIPANTS
• Story time heads for The Brook
• KNOWING THE WORTH
• RADL finishes summer program, introduces new technology
• Houghton Lake Public Library’s summer reading program has record participation
• Krajenka to ‘peddle, paddle’ for American Cancer Society
• Youth soccer sign up slated
• Triebold, Lajoie repeat as AuSable River Canoe Marathon champs
• WALTERS WINS NRA’S IRONMAN
• Bobcat kickers set to begin practice
• Bobcat volleyball tryouts Aug. 10, 11
• HLHS cheerleaders to host cheer camp
• YOUTH FOOTBALL SUMMER CAMP
• Batko breaks another state deadlift record
• QUALITY LAWN CARE WINS TOURNAMENT
• Higgins Lake Boat Club to hold second triathlon Saturday
• Limberlost keeps on rolling in men’s softball league
• Bucks Golf Outing nets over $4,000
• Sergeant’s ousts North Shore to stay in first place in women’s softball
• Car Show at Jimmy’s
• Adoptable
• Two coin, stamp and postcard shows planned
• Parking lot sale planned Aug. 13
• Women’s bowling meeting, workshop slated for Aug. 11
• St. John to host Missionary Ann Hume
• Chemical Bank awarded Financial Literacy Award
• SUMMER SKY CAFE
• ‘Small Business Outreach Tour’ to offer help
• MISSION FUNDS
• The couple that Roofs Together goes Fishing Together when it’s too hot
• Nielsen to complete Akin’s’ term
• Road end inventory continues
• NCACU SCHOLARSHIP
• Rosco volleyball tryouts Aug. 10, 11
• Bobcats, Bucks football practice to start Monday
• Gumball Rally has Houghton Lake checkpoint
• Dolores ‘Dee’ Jane Bauman
• Dolores M. Dailey
• LSVT BIG Training, Workshop planned for Oct. 1, 2
• Gerrish Township assessor on leave for second time
• Letters Policy
• Let township know of disapproval
• Work with us, not against us
• ‘Let the people speak’
• Don’t spend Medicare money needlessly
• Technology a hurdle in itself to landing a job
• Taxpayers losers
• Jeanie S. Snyder
• Memorial Service for James E. Pulice
• Keith A. Hahn
• Geraldine (Horsell) Cherveny LeFaive
• James C. Gagnon Sr.
• Harriet Alice Warren
• Gilbert Wilfred Rowland
• Beatrice P. Lockwood-Knorr
• Jack Fritz
• Wallace W. ‘Wally’ Wright
• Gwendolyn Schmaltz
• Roscommon County Emergency Food and Shelter Board awarded funds
• Team Curves led fundraising for 2011 Relay
• VBS AT ST. MICHAEL’S
• Lake approves waterfront greenbelt ordinance
• Movie in the Park Saturday
• Cancer patient’s TSA travails prompt visit by Detroit director
• Pretrial date set in ORV trail assault case
• Correction
• State Police handle weapons complaints
• 83rd District Court
• Historical Village Days starts Friday
• Fair Schedule of Events
• Roscommon County Fair this weekend
• Agencies gearing up for Bud Bash
• INTERGENERATIONAL STORYTIME AT THE BROOK
• Jack Fritz
• James C. Gagnon Sr.
• Jeanie S. Snyder
• Dolores M. Dailey
• Beatrice P. Lockwood-Knorr
• Gwendolyn Schmaltz
• Keith A. Hahn
• Getting distance on the ball
• LAKE ST. CLAIR LUNKER
• NICE MESS
• BIGGEST YET
• FIRST FISH
• Run for River House planned Sept. 3
• CCW class planned for Aug. 6
• PLENTY OF HORSEPOWER
• Daughter born to Kregear, Conrady
• ‘PandaMania’ coming to First Congregational
• Habitat earns statewide accolades
• Molner graduates from basic training
• Knolls celebrate 60 years of marriage
• Schiebners name daughter Lila
• Twins born to Bonacci, Apps
• Jancos name daughter Farrah Ann
• LaFleches name son Brady William
• Robertses name daughter Olivia
• HLPS storytime takes to the road
• Sign-up deadline Aug. 26 for VSU golf outing
• Markey Church to host Calvarymen Sunday
• TV Page
• Maggie’s Standard Time Band to play at last gazebo concert
• Sturge home to be open during Village Days
• Art partnership benefits Hospice’s Ramble to the Pines
• Traveling Vietnam Wall to be in Cadillac Aug. 3 to 8
• State retirees to meet Aug. 2
• Simply Singles plans two events
• Mercy Auxiliary plans Schwan’s fundraiser Aug. 20
• Open house scheduled at St. Vincent Thrift Store July 31
• HELPING GO GREEN
• Spaghetti dinner to benefit Ed Frederick
• ‘BIG’ BOOK DONATION
• Richfield Township Library to sponsor a new sign contest
• Big Buck Open slated for Aug. 28
• HELPING TO HOOK THEM
• AuSable Free Clinic marking six years of service Aug. 5
• Hale to perform in Gladwin
• Blazin’ Bikers to raise money for food banks
• Summer lunch program to move to middle school
• ROTARIANS PASS THE GAVEL
• Denton Fire Department to host ox roast Saturday
• RCTA team earns third place in annual Small Bus ‘Roadeo’
• Water safety, fun get top billing at Higgins Lake Foundation swim classes
• Limberlost league tourney champs
• Sergeant’s rolls in women’s softball
• Budweiser breaks out of tie for men’s lower division lead
• ‘Wally,’ ‘Betty’ still swimming
• Fuller to lead Bobcats on gridiron
• Bobcat Camp underway
• Curves celebrating 11th anniversary
• Richfield Township board hires new airport manager
• Old Delano garage comes down
• Houghton Lake KART Speedway
• Canine Career Day planned
• Seven county paddlers vying for canoe marathon crown
• RSVP to hear cottage law expert speak July 30 at CRAF Center
• Investigation costs top $50k
• Murphy starts individualized development plan process
• THE MERRY MUSIC MAKER
• Sailors died from head trauma
• What is not being done?
• Board members’ work appreciated
• Nothing in Murdoch Meltdown justifies hacking into the First Amendment
• Gone fishin’
• Blood drive at Denton EMS Aug. 2
• Correction
• JoAnn Tyler-Milnes Memorial Service
• Melvin Roy Hatfield
• Ann Margaret Friday
• Robert Charles Woll
• United Way Trail Run sponsorship deadline Aug. 1
• Township boards respond to charter invitation
• Finish airport fence
• Treasurer ‘doing a service’ to community
• Youth injured in mini-bike mishap
• 83rd District Court Magistrate
• Richfield’s campaign to ‘Ride Them Right or Pay the Price’
• Sandra L. Morell
• Donald O. West
• Robert G. Maynard
• Mark Burrows Morley
• Ask the Trooper
• Westland man to face trial for snowmobile death
• Houghton Lake Ambulance puts new rig on the road
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• HLHS graduate expanding educational opportunities at private African school
• Commissioners opt into 211
• Cemetery vandalized, again
• Woman in wheelchair struck by car on Loxley
• Village narrows search to six; Morris resigns
• MAKING ROOM FOR VISITORS
• Donald O. West
• Robert Charles Woll
• Melvin Roy Hatfield
• Ann Margaret Friday
• Robert G. Maynard
• Sandra L. Morell
• Mark Burrows Morley
• Family Roots
• FAVORITE FISHING SPOT CATCH
• BUNCH O’ BLUEGILL
• FIRST SMALLMOUTH
• FIRST FISH
• Free Kids Fun Day to be held July 30
• LAKE JAMES PIKE
• Antlerless deer licenses on sale, none to be sold in county
• TOPPED HIS DAD
• TV Page
• Pig roast planned July 23 in St. Helen
• HOW LOW CAN YOU GO?
• Pig roast planned Saturday at Artesia Youth Park
• Scrambles to benefit senior housing
• Class of 1966 plans to meet for reunion
• Jeff Daniels to take Kirtland Center stage on Aug. 12
• Warbler’s Nest grand opening July 27
• 20TH TOUR
• ‘One World, Many Stories’ approaching final week at HLPL
• Second annual ACT NOW golf scramble set for Aug. 13
• DINNER IS SERVED
• Marine Corps League hoping to recruit new members
• Car show nets $6,500 for Area 4 Special Olympics
• Celebrating the AuSable River
• North Shore one back in women’s softball standings
• NEW FOOTBALL FIELD
• Fahringer wins Cowbell Trophy at 86th Jack Pine Enduro
• Big Buck Open slated for Aug. 28
• SENDING IT OVER
• SETTING IT UP
• MMCC to host Sweat Shaker Mountain Bike race Aug. 6
• Program teaching golf ‘fun’damentals
• Houghton Lake Women’s Softball Schedule
• July Booster winners drawn
• Limberlost looks to make it three straight
• Cadets learning life lessons through ‘best kept secret’
• Dinner planned July 27 at Messiah Lutheran Church
• CMDHD cancels July 27 meeting
• COA rummage sale location changed
• Country Music Show Saturday evening at Wellington Farm
• Cyclist hopes to strike interest in biking
• Redeeming Grace to perform at Abundant Grace
• Hacker graduates from basic training
• Firlik, Schroder wed at Lakeview Park
• ‘Great Escapes’ VBS planned at Merritt- Butterfield UMC
• Houghton Lake Baptist Church VBS set for July 25-29
• ‘Beach Party’ theme of Abundant Grace Bible School
• Gospelmen concert Sunday at HL
• Saglimbene, Haller exchange vows at Abundant Grace
• Section of ORV Trail closed in Denton
• Fox Run league leaders at half season listed
• NEW BOARD, NEW NAME
• PASSING THE GAVEL
• Wine bags newest endeavor for ROOC, Inc., employees
• RCRC, supervisors to seek consistencies in procedures To deal with road end issues
• Applications being accepted
• GAS WORK
• Surprising support for separating church, state
• ROOC rocks!
• Safe route grant
• Power outages affect Houghton Lake residents
• COOR offers career, technical education opportunities
• A DAY FOR SMILES
• Still no decision on 211 service, vote expected July 27 by board
• Walkers issue challenge for 2012
• Weed growth affecting enjoyment of lake
• Prayers should not need governmental approval
• Volunteers distribute food to more than 300 families
• Delores W. Pappas
• Ardis Virginia (Staley) Robinson
• Stephan E. Pape
• John Edward Carlson
• Thomas Lee Akin
• One teacher laid off, one hired at HLCS
• Wayne man bound over on CSC charges
• FIRE TOWER
• 83rd District Court
• JACK AND JILL TAKE ROLL ON THE RIVER
• 34th Circuit Court
• RAPS awarded Safe Routes to School monies for sidewalks
• Federal grant to pay for new School Based Health Center
• Capsized boat’s crew has Higgins sailing roots
• Baby It’s Hot Outside
• Delores W. Pappas
• Updated at 2 p.m. Capsized boat's crew has Higgins Lake ties
• Ardis Virginia (Staley) Robinson
• Stephan E. Pape
• Thomas Lee Akin
• Lockwood earns Harvard Law degree
• Wilson presenter at ‘True Colors’ conference
• LIONS CLUB WELCOMES LEEDY
• Kirtland earns national award
• HEART HELP
• Exchange student host families sought
• Victims Service Unit golf deadline Aug. 26
• GRAND OPENING
• Cake being submitted for record
• Relay for Life
• On Target
• TV Page
• Daughter born to Richmond, Loniecki
• Daughter born to Crandall, Nicholson
• Banjo Picker and Friends to perform at CRAF Center Gazebo on July 20
• Hoovers celebrated 50 years of marriage on July 8
• Crawfords surprised with 50th anniversary party July 2
• Workshop Sunday at Unity of the Lakes
• Woodworths to gather with family for 50th wedding anniversary
• Borcherses name son Mason
• Daughter born to Baase and Bennett
• Son born to Thomas, Combs
• Son born to Putnam, Wormsbacher
• Ostlings name son Gradyn
• Andersons to be presenters at Marriage Encounter
• Rib dinner July 21 at Good Shepherd
• Wagner, Diaz wed in Mexico
• 50th year in the field
• COA to host rummage sale
• Lake Township Ox Roast Saturday
• ACT NOW to host annual block party
• ‘Lincoln Assassination with a Twist’ topic of society meeting
• Cottage law expert to speak July 30 at CRAF Center
• Get ‘Sticky Buns’ Saturday at Wellington Farm event
• PROGRAM CONTINUES WITH COMEDY SHOW
• Upcoming ‘One World, Many Stories’ events include Merry Music Maker
• Bluegill Festival Fun
• Houghton Lake KART Speedway
• Deadline Friday for applicants to lead Bobcat varsity gridders
• All-Star softball squad beats Tawas
• Sergeant’s adds another win to remain atop softball standings
• Post records ace at Tamaracks Jack Pine Enduro Sunday
• Two aces recorded at Pineview
• Four share Lower Division lead in men’s slo-pitch-softball league
• RAPS puts St. Helen building up for bids
• Fencing bid approved for Denton Cemetery
• RAPS board elects officers
• CHICKEN OR TURKEY?
• Gerrish Township seeking bids for assessment outsourcing
• Better ways to control deer at airport
• Give visitors a reason to return to area
• Just the ticket
• River’s importance
• Washington Ponzi Scheme
• United Methodist to host ‘follies’
• Model Train Club looks to Village council for support with project
• Robert Marshall
• LaMar D. Young Jr.
• Richard Dean Kreuzer
• Jane Maxine (Orcutt) Penny
• Patricia (Lawrence) Caswell
• Kelly J. Howey
• ‘No finish line’ until cure found
• Edward M. Duczkowski Sr.
• Band performance July 1 ‘amazing’
• Bessie Loraine Watters
• Roadway should remain public
• Dennis John Hebert
• Offers five non-violent deer repellants
• Edgar J. Kent
• Veva A. ‘Little’ Botsford
• Denton Township resident warns others about scam
• Alzheimer’s patient found in Newaygo County
• Fire destroys rental home
• Houghton Lake treated for milfoil
• MINOR INJURIES REPORTED IN M-55 ACCIDENT
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• Special Olympics Car Show set to roll at Funland
• AuSable River Fest this weekend in Roscommon
• Father, son linked through military careers
• Arson being investigated in St. Helen
• Sewer refund OK’d — again
• DANGEROUS POSITION
• LaMar D. Young Jr.
• Dennis John Hebert
• Bessie Loraine Watters
• Edward M. Duczkowski Sr.
• Robert Marshall
• Edgar J. Kent
• Veva A. "Little" Botsford
• Kelly J. Howey
• Richard Dean Kreuzer
• DOCK LONGER AT LAKEVIEW PARK
• Untitled
• Timmins reisued service awards
• Star Spangled Banner
• Fly-in takes off despite weather
• Keeping a logging area’s traditions alive
• A STOP IN ROSCOMMON
• DINNER BEFORE THE CONCERT
• DANCING IN THE STREETS
• THE THUNDER BIRDS
• BASIC HIRES EUWEMA
• NEW LOCATION
• MidMichigan Health identified as a top health system
• Costello joins Farm Bureau Insurance
• Perogies on Messiah menu
• Church of God to host Fords
• CELEBRATING 50 YEARS
• CELEBRATION
• Neilsen, Rosenbrock to wed July 23
• TV Page
• Chicken BBQ, ice cream social to be held July 26
• Dance planned at Grayling Senior Center
• summ er read ing pr ize donation
• the ba lloonmeister
• RED HATTE
• LION OF THE YE AR
• Final summer rec programs open for registration
• THANKED FO R SE RVICE
• MOT HER DAUGHTE R TE AM
• RARSP to meet July 18 at HLUMC
• ‘Good News Clues’ theme of United Methodist VBS
• DOC K LON GER AT LAKEVIE W PARK
• Fourth of July Fun
• LITTLE WHITE ONE
• Walters out-shoots wife for Governor’s Trophy
• BIG CATCH
• HOUGHTON LAKE’S ‘BEST FRIEND’
• Fireworks, Mid-Season titles light up Merritt
• SENIOR BOWLING CHAMPIONS
• Field of 60 ladies compete at Fox Run invite
• COLLEGE BOUND BUCKS
• Sergeant’s still perfect in women’s softball league with narrow win
• Houghton Lake KART Speedway
• Independence Day postpones softball action
• Buck Golf Boosters to hold fundraiser
• FLASH FLOCKING
• Board ‘tough’ on Murphy in year-end evaluation
• St. Helen Baptist Church holding VBS
• RCCOA plans trip to wineries
• Resurfacing project to begin on M-55
• SURVIVOR QUILT
• No tax dollars for new bridge. Period.
• A personal note
• Relay for Life
• Garden tour scheduled for July 18
• T-Bear to open for Statler Brothers’ Fortune Aug. 25
• Betty J. Mason
• Linda S. (Pauley) Willett
• Mary Varcak
• Azalia G. Huff
• Gladys Augusta Morrison
• Charles J. Lester
• JoAnn Tyler-Milnes
• Writers say ‘culling’ is really ‘killing’
• Carole Lee Jacoby
• Does clear-cutting ‘sound like a good plan?’
• Thanks for ‘finest fireworks display’ ever seen
• Writer to council: ‘Wake up’
• First 182 days
• Jewelry fundraiser to benefit ‘Meals on Wheels’
• Adoptable Pets
• State Police report decrease in traffic fatalities during holiday weekend
• FUNDS TO HELP PREVENT MILFOIL
• Grayling Senior Center plans trip to Mackinac Island
• School offers free summer meal program to students
• Roscommon Township board raises cemetery rates
• Timins reisued service awards
• 83rd District Court Magistrate
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• Relay for Life this weekend
• Untitled
• A husband’s love helps wife through cancer, stem cell transplant
• 62nd Annual St. Helen Bluegill Festival underway
• Arts Festival and Craft Show this Saturday
• Concessions help soften impact of RAPS cuts
• LIGHTING UP THE SKIES
• Star Spangled Baner Fourth
• Betty J. Mason
• Azalia G. Huff
• Linda S. (Pauley) Willett
• Mary Varcak
• Charles J. Lester
• Carole Lee Jacoby
• Gladys Augusta Morrison
• Volunteers sought by Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency
• Soul’s Harbor to host ‘Kidz Klub’ day camp starting July 6
• HELPING THEm SING
• Volunteers sought by Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency
• ‘SonSurf Beach Bash’ VBS planned
• Soul’s Harbor to host ‘Kidz Klub’ day camp starting July 6
• HELPING THEm SING
• ‘SonSurf Beach Bash’ VBS planned
• Daughter born to Fultz, Stewart
• Testers name son Jacob Alan
• ‘Big Jungle Adventure’ VBS theme at St. John
• Daughter born to Fultz, Stewart
• ‘Love & Respect’ marriage conference planned for August
• Testers name son Jacob Alan
• Eberts reach 60-year milestone
• ‘Big Jungle Adventure’ VBS theme at St. John
• McDonald, Sherrod exchange nuptials in Smoky Mountains
• ‘Love & Respect’ marriage conference planned for August
• Adoptable Pets
• Eberts reach 60-year milestone
• McDonald, Sherrod exchange nuptials in Smoky Mountains
• Adoptable Pets
• Traveling spay, neuter program ‘intense’
• Traveling spay, neuter program ‘intense’
• Michigan main focus of Eastern Massasauga rattlesnake survival plan
• Michigan main focus of Eastern Massasauga rattlesnake survival plan
• Cleansing body, mind, spirit the traditional way
• Cleansing body, mind, spirit the traditional way
• Revamping the Classics
• Revamping the Classics
• A SIGN FOR SIGNS
• A SIGN FOR SIGNS
• MDOT says: Drivers hold key to safety in work zones
• PORTA-POTTY
• HOOTIN’ IT UP
• MDOT says: Drivers hold key to safety in work zones
• PORTA-POTTY
• HOOTIN’ IT UP
• Wellington Farm now home of rare broom handle lathe
• Wellington Farm now home of rare broom handle lathe
• Got bird questions? There’s an ‘app’ for that
• Explorer plans extra holiday programs
• SERVICE WITH A SMILE
• Got bird questions? There’s an ‘app’ for that
• Explorer plans extra holiday programs
• SERVICE WITH A SMILE
• Trap netting shows good growth, vitality in Houghton Lake fishery
• Trap netting shows good growth, vitality in Houghton Lake fishery
• DNR plants 500,000 trees thanks to Arbor Day Foundation Grant
• Showtime in Merritt
• DNR plants 500,000 trees thanks to Arbor Day Foundation Grant
• Showtime in Merritt
• 1959 Chevy wins Eddy ‘best of show’ at Eagles car show
• 1959 Chevy wins Eddy ‘best of show’ at Eagles car show
• FORT BUILDERS
• FORT BUILDERS
• Pig roast planned July 23 at Artesia Youth Park
• HELPING CANCER PATIENTS
• Boy Scouts to wash cars July 2
• Rieth-Riley awarded ESOP award
• Pig roast planned July 23 at Artesia Youth Park
• Newly renovated Beachfront Hotel now open at lake
• HELPING CANCER PATIENTS
• Rieth-Riley awarded ESOP award
• Newly renovated Beachfront Hotel now open at lake
• Boy Scouts to wash cars July 2
• TV Page
• TV Page
• State retirees to meet July 5
• Lake City’s ‘Greatest Fourth in the North’ set for June 29-July 4
• ABWA to host garage, bake sale
• State retirees to meet July 5
• Curves hosting ‘Lunch and Learn’
• Lake City’s ‘Greatest Fourth in the North’ set for June 29-July 4
• ABWA to host garage, bake sale
• Curves hosting ‘Lunch and Learn’
• VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL WINNERS
• Interest in research, history develops into authoring a book
• VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL WINNERS
• Interest in research, history develops into authoring a book
• Correction
• Hose scores hole-in-one
• Jaguar youth football camp planned July 12-13
• Houghton Lake KART Speedway
• Boosters eighth annual golf outing set for July 10
• Correction
• OVER HIS HEAD
• Jaguar youth football camp planned July 12-13
• Boosters eighth annual golf outing set for July 10
• OVER HIS HEAD
• Summer events planned at Roscommon library
• His Way Trio to perform at CRAF Center July 6
• Weather postpones women’s softball action
• Summer events planned at Roscommon library
• Hose scores hole-in-one
• His Way Trio to perform at CRAF Center July 6
• Houghton Lake KART Speedway
• Weather postpones women’s softball action
• Tie in Lower Division down to two teams in men’s softball league
• Tie in Lower Division down to two teams in men’s softball league
• Batko wins two world titles, sets two world records
• Batko wins two world titles, sets two world records
• Cheer skills taught at camp
• Cheer skills taught at camp
• Risner resigns as Bobcat football leader
• Sunday night tradition
• Risner resigns as Bobcat football leader
• Sunday night tradition
• Luck, Massara receive Markey Women’s awards
• RHS class of 1986 25th reunion set
• Houghton Lake Middle School Honor Roll
• Luck, Massara receive Markey Women’s awards
• TERRIFIC IN MATH
• RHS class of 1986 25th reunion set
• Houghton Lake Middle School Honor Roll
• TERRIFIC IN MATH
• Edson graduates from MSP Kiwanis Student Trooper School
• Edson graduates from MSP Kiwanis Student Trooper School
• Capt. Rice enjoying being ‘a part of something bigger than yourself’ in the National Guard
• Muckenthaler awarded accountancy scholarship
• Houghton Lake High School Honor Roll
• Capt. Rice enjoying being ‘a part of something bigger than yourself’ in the National Guard
• Muckenthaler awarded accountancy scholarship
• Houghton Lake High School Honor Roll
• TAKING A SHOT
• Mid-season championship at raceway
• FALLEN HEROES TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
• TAKING A SHOT
• Mid-season championship at raceway
• FALLEN HEROES TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
• Veterans memorial comite says thanks
• Veterans memorial comite says thanks
• Annual St. Helen Bluegill Festival to be held July 7-10
• Village of Roscommon remains without village manager
• Correction
• Annual St. Helen Bluegill Festival to be held July 7-10
• Deer problem will return
• Village of Roscommon remains without village manager
• Schneider cancels special meeting after receiving advice
• Correction
• Deer problem will return
• Schneider cancels special meeting after receiving advice
• No food, no deer
• Pilot favors culling airport deer
• Inconsistency of public reaction observed
• Many other attractions on ‘bash’ weekend
• Pilot favors culling airport deer
• Attendance urged for sewer fund decision
• Many other attractions on ‘bash’ weekend
• Police doing job
• Attendance urged for sewer fund decision
• Other deer control methods failed, culling for safety
• Police doing job
• Need guidelines: Make ‘MyPlate’ your plate
• Other deer control methods failed, culling for safety
• Need guidelines: Make ‘MyPlate’ your plate
• Road board approves rate increase for attorney
• Retiring RAPS Superintendent Mellgren will change focus
• County obligated to decrease risk
• Road board approves rate increase for attorney
• Luminary ceremony most moving event
• Retiring RAPS Superintendent Mellgren will change focus
• No food, no deer
• County obligated to decrease risk
• Luminary ceremony most moving event
• Inconsistency of public reaction observed
• JoAnn Tyler-Milnes
• ‘The Sparrow’ set as book for Page-Turners at HLPL
• American Red Cross Blood Drive to be held July 1
• bugs from around the world at radl
• ‘The Sparrow’ set as book for Page-Turners at HLPL
• One World, Many Stories at HLPL
• bugs from around the world at radl
• One World, Many Stories at HLPL
• Sparky’s final honor
• Preserving independence
• Sparky’s final honor
• Ralph McCoy
• Preserving independence
• Catherine A. ‘Trina’ Weatherly
• Ralph McCoy
• Ruth I. Fisher
• Catherine A. ‘Trina’ Weatherly
• Charles B. Frydrych
• Ruth I. Fisher
• Ralph Edward Valentine
• Charles B. Frydrych
• Thelma Nicki Yockey
• Ralph Edward Valentine
• JoAnn Tyler-Milnes
• Thelma Nicki Yockey
• American Red Cross Blood Drive to be held July 1
• MDOT closing or consolidating eight facilities, including Grayling TSC
• Cell phone reported stolen from vehicle
• THANKS FOR THEIR SERVICE
• MDOT closing or consolidating eight facilities, including Grayling TSC
• Clarification
• Cell phone reported stolen from vehicle
• Suspects caught in ‘Kindle’ case
• THANKS FOR THEIR SERVICE
• Woman arrested after kicking trooper
• Clarification
• HLCS board considering discontinuing NCA affiliation
• Suspects caught in ‘Kindle’ case
• Tatrai named American Legion’s 2011 Law Officer of the Year
• Woman arrested after kicking trooper
• HLCS board considering discontinuing NCA affiliation
• Tatrai named American Legion’s 2011 Law Officer of the Year
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• PICTURE OF THE FISHERY
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• PICTURE OF THE FISHERY
• HIGH STEPPING PAST OLD GLORY
• ‘Tornado’ was funnel over Houghton Lake
• Houghton Lake school budget $1.5 million less than last year
• HIGH STEPPING PAST OLD GLORY
• ‘Tornado’ was funnel over Houghton Lake
• Houghton Lake school budget $1.5 million less than last year
• It’s time to celebrate Independence Day
• It’s time to celebrate Independence Day
• Ralph McCoy
• Charles B. Frydrych
• Catherine A. ‘Trina’ Weatherly
• Thelma Nicki Yockey
• 'Tornado' was funnel over Houghton Lake
• Special medical marijuana moratorium meeting cancelled
• Underclassmen awards presented at HLHS
• TV Page
• ‘Breakfast on the Farm’ July 9 in West Branch
• Class of ’56, others to reunite Aug. 18
• Hospice of Helping Hands planning annual golf outing
• BIG BUCK OPEN HELPS ATHLETES
• Class of 1961 to reunite at Riviera
• Blood drive planned in Roscommon
• Blood drive July 1 to precede Relay for Life
• PLANTING FLOWERS
• Register at RADL for chance at $1,500 for college
• First winner drawn in HLPL’s summer reading program
• END OF THE YEAR CELEBRATION
• Dems meet tonight
• Planning commission meeting changed
• St. Vincent de Paul plans food distribution, reformats process
• HELP FOR HABITAT
• Horse pull, Dairy Days, music at Wellington this weekend
• A great act of patriotism
• Schenburn returns from Kenya prepared for career as physical therapy assistant
• Roscommon Middle School honor roll
• MIRES AWARD RECIPIENTS
• KIWANIS sCHOLARSHIPS
• Michigan Youth Challenge Academy taking applications
• Meyer awarded national Mortar Board Fellowship
• JUNIOR HIGH HONORS ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARS
• Couple weds at former teen hangout, 23 years later
• Jock, Murray announce engagement
• Pancake breakfast to benefit Relay for Life
• Auxiliary plans breakfast July 3
• Basket raffle tickets to go on sale
• Rapsons name son Kyle
• Smith, Bolton name son Andre
• St. Elizabeth’s ‘indoor yard sale’ July 1-2
• Pirochtas celebrate 50 years of marriage
• Bradley cards ace
• Houghton Lake KART Speedway
• TOURNAMENT PERFORMERS
• Four-way tie for Lower Division in men’s softball league
• Leal gets hole-in-one
• FATHERS DAY ACE
• Sergeant’s squad still perfect in women’s softball league
• Booster winners
• Disc golf course clinics offered this summer at Hanson Hills
• JD Classic registration due by July 8
• MOTIVATIONAL SPEECH
• Mainville 63rd in State Final
• Bischoff winner in second Sunrise Run
• LEARNING A NEW PATTERN
• CCW class planned for July 9
• Hunters harvest fewer deer, report higher satisfaction
• Boater’s safety class slated for July 8
• NEW CAMPGROUND HOSTS
• Plenty of outdoor activities set with Explorer
• EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY LEADER
• Houghton Lake’s Walmart undergoes renovations
• Pictures of Lake Township sought for centennial
• CCOA plans trip to ‘Air Zoo’
• Sixth annual boat parade planned at Lake James
• ON LOAN
• Adoptable Pets
• Corrections
• Adams joins Rosco DDA, four others reappointed
• Retirements, new hires expected to be approved next week
• PLANTING THE POND
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• VIP seating available for fireworks
• VHS confirmed in Budd Lake
• CMDHD to offer free HIV testing
• Lince EARNS degre
• RADL’s ‘One World, Many Stories’ summer reading program in full swing
• Air National Guard Band plans July 1 performance in Roscommon
• Won’t attend Bud Bash this summer
• Urges vocal opposition to culling deer
• Richfield needs to trim fat, budget
• Fawns’ death not considered humane
• A way to go
• ‘Happy’ music permeating the airwaves
• Saturday mail
• Deer sculpture hopes to help ‘art of healing’ at Mercy
• Rodger Wallace Boynton
• Audrey Kuk
• Helen Broomfield
• William P. Dailey
• Joyce A. Rabb
• HEROES
• Marlene A. Woodworth-Smith
• Todd R. Wells
• Bonnie L. Branham
• Naomi L. Robbins
• Weekend blessings fundraiser set for June 27 at KCC
• Memorial fence plaques being sold for St. Helen Veterans Memorial
• 34th Circuit Court
• Medical marijuana moratorium topic of special meeting
• An act of bravery
• 83rd District Court
• Moving the Princess
• RAPS Board bids Hartman adieu after 12 years
• Earth Keepers Retreat this weekend at RAM
• TUNED UP FOR EAGLES CAR SHOW
• Markey board ‘gets the message’ during hearing on sewer fund
• ORV rider arrested by MSP on numerous charges
• Ash borer damage spreading
• HEAVY LIFTING INVOLVED
• Todd R.Wells
• Rodger Wallace Boynton
• Bonnie L. Branham
• Audrey Kuk
• Helen M. Broomfield
• Joyce A. Rabb
• William P. Dailey
• Naomi L. Robbins
• Marlene A. Woodworth-Smith
• JOINS BASIC COMMUNICATIONS
• Spread the word
• Walmart grand re-opening planned this weekend
• SBA introduces new mobile application
• Oswalds celebrating 50th anniversary
• Pancake supper at Hope Lutheran
• ‘Hope raiser’ planned June 21 at K of C
• Calvin John born to Dowd, Wolf
• Son, Owen, born to Marsh, Ames
• Bensons name son Dylan Daniel
• Shermans celebrating 50th on Mackinac Island
• Good Shepherd hosting events for public in June
• TV Page
• Field Day Fun!
• Polish home cooking night June 24 at K of C
• Roscommon Area Historial Society to meet June 21
• Fish fry to benefit Whipplestock
• Fashion show planned at Rosco Senior Center
• RELAY PARTY
• TORONGO MEMORIA L award winner
• DRYI NG TIME
• Health of Higgins Lake next ACT NOW meeting topic
• Public library has summer programs for adults, too
• ‘Circulation Day’ planned Saturday
• ‘Lunch and Learn’ to benefit area organizations
• Merchants, chamber to host Canine Career Day
• WALKING FOR JUVENILE DIABETES
• Higgins Lake Foundation to offer swimming lessons in July
• Are You Geocacher Enough?
• RETIRING FROM COLLINS
• ACCELERATED READERS
• GOING OLD SCHOOL
• presenting the clas of 2023
• Sophomores learn about leadership at weekend conferences
• MONEY IN THE BANK
• Gerdes earns degree from NMU
• Northwood names area students to dean’s list, president’s list
• BUCKS GET THE GOLD
• LEARNING FROM A LION
• HERMAN MOORE VISITS RMS
• OUTSTANDING DRUMMER
• pupils Perform poetry publicly
• Three named to dean’s list at Northern
• PERFECT ATTENDANCE
• EVERY DAY EVERY YEAR
• PERFECT ALL YEAR
• Roscommon student takes honors in writing contest
• PERFECT ATTENDANCE
• STILL SWIMMING
• HOUGHTON LAKE PIKE
• GRAND SLAM
• Vintage base ball tournament at Hartwick Pines State Park
• Limberlost doubles up Shenanigan’s I, remain atop softball standings
• Voyage of Discovery
• Adoptable Pets
• PREPARING FOR A SAFE SUMMER
• Sergeant’s still perfect
• JV ’Cats end season
• READY TO CROSSOVER
• EXPLANATION
• Mead to lead Bobcat cagers
• WORKING ON HER SET
• ALL CONFERENCE SLUGGERS
• Buck golfers miss state finals by four strokes
• National shooting champs 1st, 2nd here
• FIGHTING HIS WAY TO CALIFORNIA
• Mainville claims spot in State golf tourney
• Canals treated, lake surveyed
• Gerrish Township appoints Trustee Long as legal liaison
• Injasoulian thanks school ‘family,’ citizens
• Schuette gathers with GOP members at Lincoln Day Dinner
• Making no attempt to close subdivision road
• Breitbart is one in long line of reviled, revered media gadflies
• Class of 2011 has essential role to play
• Cost of kids
• Safety factor
• Another chance
• Memorial service June 18 for Shirley Ketelhut
• Floyd ‘Dale’ Supernaw
• Memorial for Steven Jones to be held June 25
• Sally A. Rowland
• Paul Edwin Carpenter
• Eugene Polakowski
• Clinton A. Shanks
• Gerald D. Schryer
• Evelyn R. Bohnsack-Stark
• Blanche N. ‘Bobbi’ Bartenfelder
• Roy Douglas ‘Capt’ Buning
• Marcella A. Terry
• Anice I. Osborne
• Eleanor P. ‘Ellen’ Thomas
• John Francis ‘Jack’ Breen Sr.
• James E. Pulice
• Big Brothers Big Sisters proposes ‘lunch buddy’ program at HLCS
• Village of Roscommon adopts medical marijuana moratorium
• Barbecue chicken on Messiah menu
• HLCS will try again on millage
• HLAHS meeting planned June 21
• M-55 detour work to begin next week
• Flooding problems send Markey residents to board meeting
• I-500 race featured on Weather Channel
• Bake sale slated
• ‘Rule-breaking’ grower busted
• RCRC hears ways to reduce budget
• Sunrise Run this Saturday
• IT’S THE WALLEYE TRUCK!
• Culling 20 deer at airport gains approval
• Sadowski resigns as village manager
• Baiting ban lift seen as business boost
• ready, aim, fire
• Eleanor P. 'Ellen' Thomas
• Paul Edwin Carpenter
• Roy Douglas ‘Capt’ Buning
• Evelyn R. Bohnsack-Stark
• Marcella A. Terry
• Shirley Ketelhut
• Blanche N. Bartendfelder
• Good Shepherd plans Vacation Bible School June 20-24
• RENEWED
• ‘Women of the Bible’ to perform
• Olive, Shupe name son Zykilan
• Morgans name daughter Maia
• Daughter born to Duryea, Mason
• Daughter born to Danes family
• Daughter born to Courtney, Fero
• Son born to Silvers, Shepard
• Laytons name daughter Alaina Eric and Corie Layton of Traverse City announce the birth of their daughter, Alaina Maye. Born May 21, 2011, she weighed 8 pounds, 8 ounces. She joins twoyear old sister, Ella, at home. Grandparents are Judy and Floyd Layton o
• Cruzes name son Parker James
• Laur, Brown wed in Mt. Pleasant
• TV Page
• Car wash to benefit Michigan Volunteer Defense Force
• RADL summer reading program kicks off June 21
• A.R.K. to host open house, observe 10th anniversary
• Friday bake sale to benefit Relay for Life
• Paper ‘starbursts’ to benefit Houghton Lake fireworks
• Weekly pickleball at Denton Township tennis courts
• Retired school personnel to meet June 21
• Houghton Lake Library offering ‘One World, Many Stories’
• MAY STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• CONCENTRATION
• Diging Deep
• Roscommon Interact receives Rotary’s Presidential Citation
• perfect attendance
• PAW PRIDE
• PASSING THE GAVEL
• Serviss named to Northwood dean’s list
• Ryckman named to LSSU dean’s list
• Booth graduates from Central
• Learning about lake preservation at the RAM Center
• The Camp Experience
• Bass Federation fishermen find good fishing, warm welcome
• Jaguars seek 3rd/4th graders
• Bobcat golfers advance to Regionals by one stroke
• Forest Dunes raises over $1,000 for Ronald McDonald House
• Gojcaj District medalist, Bucks advance to Regionals
• Chip-ins highlight Ye Olde League
• Womens softball league leaders unchanged
• Summer gymnastic clinics scheduled
• Soccer ’Cats shutout against Elk Rapids
• CLEANING FOR A CAUSE
• Limberlost remains in first place in men’s softball league
• UNUSUAL BLOOM
• Richter breaks RHS record at state meet
• Bobcat jumper third in finals high-jump
• STUDYING AVIATION
• June 18 golf outing to benefit cancer control program
• Asthma Camp deadline June 10
• Mercy Hospital to host ‘Diabetes Bingo’
• COORDINATING VOLUNTEERS
• O’Mercy Golf Classic to benefit Mercy Hospital Grayling
• ‘Look Good... Feel Better’ on June 13
• SIZE MATTERS
• Healthy Living With Style Health Fair planned June 15
• Houghton Lake KART Speedway
• Roberts claims Spring title in Merritt Raceway action
• Bobcat basketbal boster
• Buck sluggers conclude season with loss to Cards
• Two Sportsmens Club shooters place in Ionia matches
• Bobcat sluggers end season at Districts, lose to Farwell
• ‘Project Appleseed’ teaches marksmanship
• Outdoors activities abound with Explorer
• PUTTING WASTE IN ITS PLACE
• Celebrate ‘No Child Left Inside Week’
• Free fishing this weekend; event on tap at Lakeview Park
• Akin reinstated following administrative leave
• County churches ‘Catch the Fire’
• Report details complaints, findings
• Higgins Lake lake shore drive in jeopardy
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• As gay rights advance, should religious groups get accommodation?
• Plenty of nominations for clergy award
• Responsibility, respect
• Baumgartner, Sussex reappointed by Denton to library board
• Darryl D. Cool
• Gloria M. Moore
• Harold John Galdes
• Anne Marie Willson
• Steven Schnepp
• Memorial service for Dr. Charles Oppy
• Anne M. Attenberger
• Patrick D. Hart
• Shirley Daup
• Margaret ‘Peggy’ Monroe
• William Dwyer
• Frank C. Kane
• Rib dinner June 16
• Spaghetti dinner planned at St. Helen American Legion
• Senior singles event planned
• Garden club to go on the road June 13
• Shelter seeks help feeding vet students
• EARLY MORNING ACCIDENT
• Markey treasurer resigns, Bell appointed
• 83rd District Court
• Wayne man arraigned on CSC charges
• St. Helen man charged in July, 2010, assault
• County, RCSD in ‘pre-trial negotiation’ with Weber suit
• Classic Car, Cycle Show June 11 at South Higgins Lake Park
• ALL SMILES
• Thompson welcomed home by fellow firefighters, personnel
• Headstones discovered vandalized
• SHOULDER TO SHOULDER AND ARM IN ARM
• Murphy to return as superintendent, accepts discipline action by board
• Murphy reinstated as HLCS superintendent
• Gloria M. Moore
• Steven Schnepp
• Darryl D. Cool
• Anne M. Attenberger
• Shirley Daup
• Frank C. Kane
• Frank C. Kane
• HLCS Board schedules special meeting
• Harold John Galdes
• Setup tips from pro can help golfers swing into summer
• Setup tips from pro can help golfers swing into summer
• Explore nature at state park
• Explore nature at state park
• Spread the word
• All Shores offers duct cleaning
• two join roscomon rotary
• Spread the word
• All Shores offers duct cleaning
• two join roscomon rotary
• CLIVE AND DOT’S ANCHOR INN
• CLIVE AND DOT’S ANCHOR INN
• Lake St. Helen Baptist to hold VBS
• HANSEN DELIVERS INVOCATION
• Lake St. Helen Baptist to hold VBS
• HANSEN DELIVERS INVOCATION
• Beef stroganoff on Messiah menu
• Harden, Murray plan fall nuptials
• Beef stroganoff on Messiah menu
• Harden, Murray plan fall nuptials
• Concert to benefit food bank
• CELEBRATING 106
• Concert to benefit food bank
• CELEBRATING 106
• Leather work lesson in creating excellence
• Leather work lesson in creating excellence
• SILVER MEDALIST
• Aces scored at two Markey courses
• SILVER MEDALIST
• Aces scored at two Markey courses
• CCW class planned for June 4 at lake
• BOARDING GRAMPA’S BOAT
• CCW class planned for June 4 at lake
• BOARDING GRAMPA’S BOAT
• SAFE BOATERS
• Limberlost lone leader in men’s softball upper division
• Sergeant’s, Old Town lead womens’ softball league
• Bobcat golfers conclude regular season with split at home
• Bucks conclude regular season with victory over Comets
• Bobcat kickers defeat Stags
• SAFE BOATERS
• Limberlost lone leader in men’s softball upper division
• Sergeant’s, Old Town lead womens’ softball league
• Bobcat golfers conclude regular season with split at home
• Bucks conclude regular season with victory over Comets
• Bobcat kickers defeat Stags
• Buck golfers record school record 148
• TV Page
• Buck golfers record school record 148
• TV Page
• FOR THE LONGEST TIME
• FOR THE LONGEST TIME
• THE CLIMB
• THE CLIMB
• MASTERS DEGRE
• ROCK YOU
• MASTERS DEGRE
• ROCK YOU
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Crawford County COA to host Father’s Day meal
• Gluten-free support group forming in area
• Lake Association to hold pot luck
• Organ transplant group to meet
• Care Net of Cadillac to host LifeWalk
• Officers elected at American Legion
• Mercy Hospice to train volunteers
• Blood drive July 1 in conjunction with Relay for Life
• Crawford County COA to host Father’s Day meal
• Gluten-free support group forming in area
• Lake Association to hold pot luck
• Organ transplant group to meet
• Care Net of Cadillac to host LifeWalk
• Officers elected at American Legion
• Mercy Hospice to train volunteers
• Blood drive July 1 in conjunction with Relay for Life
• Steel drum bands to kick off CRAF Center concerts
• HAIR TOD AY, HAIR FOR TO MOROW
• Steel drum bands to kick off CRAF Center concerts
• HAIR TOD AY, HAIR FOR TO MOROW
• Three-mile walk to benefit Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
• Three-mile walk to benefit Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
• JAMMIN’
• JAMMIN’
• Memorial Day observed throughout Roscommon County
• Memorial Day observed throughout Roscommon County
• CLASS TRIP TO WASHINGTON DC
• CLASS TRIP TO WASHINGTON DC
• Northwood offering scholarships for fall
• Northwood offering scholarships for fall
• ACTING IT OUT
• ACTING IT OUT
• DAISIES AND PETUNIAS
• DAISIES AND PETUNIAS
• MTU names grads, dean’s list honorees
• MTU names grads, dean’s list honorees
• COOR st udents prepare for the future
• COOR st udents prepare for the future
• HLHS Class of ’71 to reunite Aug. 6
• HLHS Class of 1991 plans 20th reunion
• achievements recogni zed at COOR Awards
• HLHS Class of ’71 to reunite Aug. 6
• HLHS Class of 1991 plans 20th reunion
• achievements recogni zed at COOR Awards
• Good grades equals free videos at Family Video
• Good grades equals free videos at Family Video
• CERTIFIED
• CERTIFIED
• Soil test kits help homeowners determine best applications
• 34th Circuit Court
• Bucks win second straight JPC golf title, Bobcats finish 4th
• Basketball tourney planned June 11
• LEA PING TO STATE S
• Soil test kits help homeowners determine best applications
• 34th Circuit Court
• Bucks win second straight JPC golf title, Bobcats finish 4th
• Basketball tourney planned June 11
• LEA PING TO STATE S
• Storm postpones District battle between Bobcats, Blazers
• Storm postpones District battle between Bobcats, Blazers
• THREE HEA DING TO STATE
• Youth basketball camp planned at Houghton Lake
• THREE HEA DING TO STATE
• Youth basketball camp planned at Houghton Lake
• Soccer Bucks bow out of postseason
• Soccer Bucks bow out of postseason
• GETING A CLO SER LOK
• GETING A CLO SER LOK
• Household Hazardous Waste collection to be held Saturday
• Boys basketball squad to host car wash Saturday
• Air National Guard Band to perform at CRAF Center
• Your $10 ticket to a great escape at State Parks
• Group to paddle entire length of Muskegon
• Household Hazardous Waste collection to be held Saturday
• Boys basketball squad to host car wash Saturday
• Air National Guard Band to perform at CRAF Center
• Your $10 ticket to a great escape at State Parks
• Group to paddle entire length of Muskegon
• B.A.S.S. Federation tourney this weekend
• B.A.S.S. Federation tourney this weekend
• Road board approves improvement projects
• Road board approves improvement projects
• CLA SSIC GA RAGE SALE
• CLA SSIC GA RAGE SALE
• Solution offered for elders, pets
• Solution offered for elders, pets
• Sites that rate services raise free-speech questions
• There is a time for mourning
• Sites that rate services raise free-speech questions
• There is a time for mourning
• Budget now law
• Budget now law
• ‘Financially Fit’ workshop June 13 in Cadillac
• Multidisciplinary diabetes program begins at MidMichigan
• ‘Financially Fit’ workshop June 13 in Cadillac
• Multidisciplinary diabetes program begins at MidMichigan
• FLO WER PLANTE R
• FLO WER PLANTE R
• Martha A. Fisher
• Martha A. Fisher
• Memorial service June 4 for Samuel Sapp
• Memorial service June 4 for Samuel Sapp
• Chris Vought
• Edwardine L. Ellixson
• Chris Vought
• Edwardine L. Ellixson
• Living United in Roscommon County
• Sarah Jane Riedel
• Dr. Charles L. Oppy, M.D.
• Lynda ‘Lynae’ Rhodes
• Living United in Roscommon County
• Sarah Jane Riedel
• Dr. Charles L. Oppy, M.D.
• Lynda ‘Lynae’ Rhodes
• Flag missing from Richfield Township Hall
• Flag missing from Richfield Township Hall
• Ask the Trooper
• Sentence issued in home invasion complaint
• RCSD says 10 vehicles have tires slashed
• MSP reports decrease in traffic fatalities during holiday
• State Police looking for suspects in rape, larceny cases
• Ask the Trooper
• Sentence issued in home invasion complaint
• RCSD says 10 vehicles have tires slashed
• MSP reports decrease in traffic fatalities during holiday
• State Police looking for suspects in rape, larceny cases
• EAGLE RESCUE
• EAGLE RESCUE
• Man charged in connection with death of daughter
• Man charged in connection with death of daughter
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• SHARING A SPECIAL MOMENT
• SHARING A SPECIAL MOMENT
• matuzak’s moment
• matuzak’s moment
• Houghton Lake High School graduation June 5
• Gun shots lead to arrest of Houston man
• Tourism bureau’s ‘hits’ believed one of best, commission told
• Houghton Lake High School graduation June 5
• Gun shots lead to arrest of Houston man
• Tourism bureau’s ‘hits’ believed one of best, commission told
• waving the flag
• WAVING THE FLAG
• Houghton Lake KART Speedway
• Chris Vought
• Edwardine L. Ellixson
• DeVaults name son Blake Ray
• DeVaults name son Blake Ray
• Blohm, VanDam plan September wedding
• Cregers name daughter Gabriella
• TRAVELING TOILET
• Blohm, VanDam plan September wedding
• Cregers name daughter Gabriella
• TRAVELING TOILET
• Card shower in honor of Fillhard’s 80th
• Card shower in honor of Fillhard’s 80th
• Sunken discoveries spark interest in history, books for Michigan author
• Sunken discoveries spark interest in history, books for Michigan author
• Lake Twp. women to gather June 1
• ‘WEEKEND BLESSING’
• Lake Twp. women to gather June 1
• ‘WEEKEND BLESSING’
• ‘FILLING THE FREEZER’
• ‘FILLING THE FREEZER’
• UPLIFTING DONATION
• ‘All Excuses Welcome’ until June 30 for back taxes owed
• UPLIFTING DONATION
• ‘All Excuses Welcome’ until June 30 for back taxes owed
• FOOD DRIVE TROPHY
• FOOD DRIVE TROPHY
• Art, BMX racing on Artesia Youth Park calendar
• Adoptable Pets
• Art, BMX racing on Artesia Youth Park calendar
• Adoptable Pets
• MAKE-OVER
• MAKE-OVER
• Lyon Fellowship Club to gather
• ‘TIS THE SEASON
• Lyon Fellowship Club to gather
• ‘TIS THE SEASON
• RADL computer classes begin June 10
• DAY OF TRAINING
• RADL computer classes begin June 10
• DAY OF TRAINING
• Hospice of Helping Hands recognized as a ‘We Honor Veterans’ partner
• Put away bird feeders, trash
• Hospice of Helping Hands recognized as a ‘We Honor Veterans’ partner
• Put away bird feeders, trash
• WILD RICE PLANTING EXPEDITION
• WILD RICE PLANTING EXPEDITION
• Elk, bear applications on sale
• Lifelong interest in Bigfoot leads Houghton Lake man to research organization
• Elk, bear applications on sale
• Lifelong interest in Bigfoot leads Houghton Lake man to research organization
• Killinger on GVSU dean’s list
• MAKING MUSIC
• Killinger on GVSU dean’s list
• MAKING MUSIC
• FESTIVE GOODBYE
• FESTIVE GOODBYE
• WAS THAT CORRECT?
• WAS THAT CORRECT?
• Houghton Lake High School Baccalaureate June 2
• Tuition assistance available at Our Lady of the Lake
• Adult, alternative education commencement June 1
• Meyer named to Albion dean’s list
• Houghton Lake High School Baccalaureate June 2
• Tuition assistance available at Our Lady of the Lake
• Adult, alternative education commencement June 1
• Meyer named to Albion dean’s list
• MOTHER-DAUGHTER MOMENT
• MOTHER-DAUGHTER MOMENT
• CMU scholarship to benefit community college students
• BELL CHOIR
• CMU scholarship to benefit community college students
• BELL CHOIR
• Barnum graduates from Ferris State
• MUSIC CART
• Barnum graduates from Ferris State
• MUSIC CART
• STUDENT OF THE MONTH
• FUNDRAISING CHAMP
• STUDENT OF THE MONTH
• FUNDRAISING CHAMP
• Springtime Music
• Springtime Music
• Rose named CEO of Rieth-Riley
• Rose named CEO of Rieth-Riley
• MERCHANDISE OUTLET
• MERCHANDISE OUTLET
• West Branch Tanger among Guinness World Record setting locations
• THANKING CUSTOMERS
• West Branch Tanger among Guinness World Record setting locations
• THANKING CUSTOMERS
• R2C2 annual meeting June 9
• roscomon busines expo draws large crowd
• R2C2 annual meeting June 9
• roscomon busines expo draws large crowd
• PUTTING FOR PATRIOTS
• PUTTING FOR PATRIOTS
• Air National Guard Band to kick off ‘Celebrate Freedom’ weekend
• Air National Guard Band to kick off ‘Celebrate Freedom’ weekend
• DOWN ON THE FARM
• DOWN ON THE FARM
• Firefighter exam tests trainees’ knowledge, skills
• Firefighter exam tests trainees’ knowledge, skills
• Roscommon Youth Football, Cheerleading sign up slated
• AMERICAN LEGION LEADERS
• Roscommon Youth Football, Cheerleading sign up slated
• AMERICAN LEGION LEADERS
• Lake City Airport hosts 49th Annual Dawn Patrol Breakfast
• LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD GOLFERS
• Lake City Airport hosts 49th Annual Dawn Patrol Breakfast
• LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD GOLFERS
• A QUICK PLOP
• ‘PLOP WINNER’
• A QUICK PLOP
• ‘PLOP WINNER’
• RAYBC GIVES $1,000 to RHS BASEBALL
• AND THE WINNER IS…
• RAYBC GIVES $1,000 to RHS BASEBALL
• AND THE WINNER IS…
• ‘Beat the Pro’ at Forest Dunes
• Benefit Racing
• ‘Beat the Pro’ at Forest Dunes
• Benefit Racing
• Bobcat sluggers sweep Hornets
• ’Cats end JPC softball play with losses
• Sergeant’s, Old Town perfect in women’s softball league
• Bobcat sluggers sweep Hornets
• ’Cats end JPC softball play with losses
• Sergeant’s, Old Town perfect in women’s softball league
• Roscommon girls basketball camp slated June 13-15
• Roscommon girls basketball camp slated June 13-15
• Roscommon youth soccer camp planned June 28-30
• Roscommon youth soccer camp planned June 28-30
• Forest Dunes offering ‘local play discount days’
• Bobcat Boys Basketball Camp dates announced Houghton Lake KART Speedway
• Forest Dunes offering ‘local play discount days’
• Bobcat Boys Basketball Camp dates announced Houghton Lake KART Speedway
• Three way tie in men’s softball upper division title chase
• Bobcats shoot down Falcons, trump Trojans
• Three way tie in men’s softball upper division title chase
• Bobcats shoot down Falcons, trump Trojans
• Bucks edged in shoot out, split two others
• Bucks edged in shoot out, split two others
• Bobcats slow down Smalley but still stung 2-0 by Gladwin
• Bobcats slow down Smalley but still stung 2-0 by Gladwin
• Bucks fall to Mustangs, rebound against Thunderbolts
• Bucks fall to Mustangs, rebound against Thunderbolts
• Bucks burst Shamrocks’ luck
• Bucks burst Shamrocks’ luck
• Rowland, Richter, Lopez heading to State meet
• Rowland, Richter, Lopez heading to State meet
• Bobcat Malcomson leaps to States in high jump
• Bobcat Malcomson leaps to States in high jump
• CONSERVING THE KIRTLAND’S WARBLER
• CONSERVING THE KIRTLAND’S WARBLER
• IN APPRECIATION
• A BUMPY RIDE
• IN APPRECIATION
• A BUMPY RIDE
• FOR THE BIRDS
• FOR THE BIRDS
• insp ecti on
• insp ecti on
• four new culverts for county road 300
• four new culverts for county road 300
• RHS thinclads third, fifth at conference tournament
• Little Boots raises money for HLHS boys basketball
• Stags oust Buck soccer squad
• Buck sluggers trampled by Stangs
• Bobcats eighth at JPC finale’
• Mainville leads Bobcats to win
• RHS thinclads third, fifth at conference tournament
• Little Boots raises money for HLHS boys basketball
• Stags oust Buck soccer squad
• Buck sluggers trampled by Stangs
• Bobcats eighth at JPC finale’
• Mainville leads Bobcats to win
• Eagle kickers soar over ‘Cats
• Cuts from Lansing to make their way to Houghton Lake Community Schools
• Eagle kickers soar over ‘Cats
• Cuts from Lansing to make their way to Houghton Lake Community Schools
• Interest in county recreation, events growing as summer approaches
• Interest in county recreation, events growing as summer approaches
• Is nation reaping what it sowed?
• Let’s tone down rhetoric
• Service club sign approved by Village of Roscommon council
• KCC budget includes athletics
• Is nation reaping what it sowed?
• Let’s tone down rhetoric
• Service club sign approved by Village of Roscommon council
• KCC budget includes athletics
• Change is tough, but needed to spur economy
• Camp - No to debt
• Optimism abounds
• Gladys L. Swoffer
• Barbara L. Sherbenaut
• Change is tough, but needed to spur economy
• Camp - No to debt
• Optimism abounds
• Gladys L. Swoffer
• Barbara L. Sherbenaut
• Willard Glenn ‘Rusty’ Whitehead
• Edna ‘Jean’ Mead
• Willard Glenn ‘Rusty’ Whitehead
• Edna ‘Jean’ Mead
• Charles Arthur Beaulieu
• Charles Arthur Beaulieu
• Roger W. Sensabaugh
• Roger W. Sensabaugh
• Jack B. Cohee
• June A. Stout
• Jack B. Cohee
• June A. Stout
• Patricia Lynn Dankert
• John Tonkoshkur
• Patricia Lynn Dankert
• John Tonkoshkur
• Louis ‘Lou’ Richards
• Delay of sentence, restitution ordered
• Eagles active in community
• Kurt Arthur Ostling
• Louis ‘Lou’ Richards
• Delay of sentence, restitution ordered
• Eagles active in community
• Kurt Arthur Ostling
• NEW TROOPER
• Library challenges adults to 10 minute promise
• MEMORIAL DAY RETROFIT
• NEW TROOPER
• Library challenges adults to 10 minute promise
• MEMORIAL DAY RETROFIT
• Roscommon graduation tonight
• Board expects report on Murphy soon
• Assailant apprehended in Detroit
• St. Helen Veteran’s Memorial aims to keep memories alive
• Roscommon graduation tonight
• Board expects report on Murphy soon
• Assailant apprehended in Detroit
• St. Helen Veteran’s Memorial aims to keep memories alive
• Gladys L. Swoffer
• Gladys L. Swoffer
• Jack B. Cohee
• Jack B. Cohee
• Roger W. Sensabaugh
• Roger W. Sensabaugh
• Patricia Lynn Dankert
• Patricia Lynn Dankert
• Barbara L. Sherbenaut
• Barbara L. Sherbenaut
• June A. Stout
• June A. Stout
• Kurt Arthur Ostling
• Kurt Arthur Ostling
• Louis ‘Lou’ Richards
• Charles Arthur Beaulieu
• Willard Glenn 'Rusty' Whitehead
• May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month
• Reasons for Relay participation are varied, personal
• May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month
• Reasons for Relay participation are varied, personal
• Linton, Meyer Albion graduates
• Davenport names dean’s list students
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH At colins
• PRESCHOOL STUDENT OF THE MONTH
• Linton, Meyer Albion graduates
• Davenport names dean’s list students
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH At colins
• PRESCHOOL STUDENT OF THE MONTH
• RAYBC annual meeting, horse plop Friday
• MMCC to offer new MRI program
• KCC announces academic honorees
• COMPETITION WELDER
• RAYBC annual meeting, horse plop Friday
• MMCC to offer new MRI program
• KCC announces academic honorees
• COMPETITION WELDER
• A dozen Akin students perform at piano auditions
• 2011 GRAND MARCH
• A dozen Akin students perform at piano auditions
• 2011 GRAND MARCH
• Baccalaureates slated at Houghton Lake, Roscommon high schools
• SIMULATED DRIVE TIME
• Baccalaureates slated at Houghton Lake, Roscommon high schools
• SIMULATED DRIVE TIME
• Gov. Snyder to speak at small business forum June 23
• MAIDEN LAUNCH
• Township consolidation effort to continue
• Gov. Snyder to speak at small business forum June 23
• MAIDEN LAUNCH
• Township consolidation effort to continue
• ROTARY CITIZEN OF YEAR
• ROTARY CITIZEN OF YEAR
• Sock hOP
• MERCY’S 100TH CELEBRATION
• Sock hOP
• MERCY’S 100TH CELEBRATION
• Houghton Lake band concert planned May 19
• Alano Club plans yard sale May 27-29
• Fundraiser for Special Olympics slated for May 21
• Fashion show at Houghton Lake Community Center
• Houghton Lake band concert planned May 19
• Cedar Inn to host fundraiser for St. Helen Veterans Memorial
• Alano Club plans yard sale May 27-29
• TOPS OFFICERS
• Fundraiser for Special Olympics slated for May 21
• Fashion show at Houghton Lake Community Center
• Cedar Inn to host fundraiser for St. Helen Veterans Memorial
• TOPS OFFICERS
• Rummage sale to be May 20 at HLUMC
• Blood drive nets 67
• ROADSIDE CLEANUP
• Rummage sale to be May 20 at HLUMC
• Blood drive nets 67
• ROADSIDE CLEANUP
• Grayling Skate Park open
• TV Page
• Grayling Skate Park open
• TV Page
• Adult pickup soccer league to start May 22
• Gypsy Moth Update: County spraying to be done soon
• Earth Keepers Retreat and Expo offers reconnection with nature
• Adult pickup soccer league to start May 22
• Gypsy Moth Update: County spraying to be done soon
• Earth Keepers Retreat and Expo offers reconnection with nature
• Hole-in-one carded at Birch Pointe
• Kirtland’s Warbler Festival calendar winners chosen
• Cormorant control programs seeing some successes
• Hole-in-one carded at Birch Pointe
• Kirtland’s Warbler Festival calendar winners chosen
• Cormorant control programs seeing some successes
• Tour of 2010 Meridian fire planned during KWWF
• Warbler Festival slated for Saturday
• Mainville 4th at Chip Hills invite
• JV Bobcats start softball season 3-11
• Tour of 2010 Meridian fire planned during KWWF
• Warbler Festival slated for Saturday
• Mainville 4th at Chip Hills invite
• JV Bobcats start softball season 3-11
• Three teams remain unbeaten in women’s softball league
• Limberlost back on track in men’s softball league
• Three teams remain unbeaten in women’s softball league
• Limberlost back on track in men’s softball league
• Booster winners
• Bobcat sluggers fall to Beavers
• Booster winners
• Bobcat sluggers fall to Beavers
• Bobcat bested by Beavers, Falcons
• Buck kickers fall by two to Chiefs
• READY TO LAUNCH
• Eagles top Bucks by two
• Bucks drop two JPC contests to G’s
• Bobcat bested by Beavers, Falcons
• Buck kickers fall by two to Chiefs
• Eagles top Bucks by two
• READY TO LAUNCH
• Bucks drop two JPC contests to G’s
• Bucks blank Bobcats in soccer action
• Bucks top Bobcat, G linksmen
• Bucks blank Bobcats in soccer action
• Bucks top Bobcat, G linksmen
• River House offering foreclosure workshop
• Parkinson’s forum planned June 2 in Traverse City
• Daughter born to Cournyer, Halliday
• Showalter, Wilson to wed in July
• River House offering foreclosure workshop
• Parkinson’s forum planned June 2 in Traverse City
• Daughter born to Cournyer, Halliday
• Showalter, Wilson to wed in July
• Slaght, Shinlever engaged
• Messiah Lutheran announces dinner menu
• Barke, Carman united in marriage
• Celebrating five generations
• Slaght, Shinlever engaged
• Messiah Lutheran announces dinner menu
• Barke, Carman united in marriage
• Celebrating five generations
• Houghton Lake United Methodist to launch ‘40 Days of Prayer’
• HONORARY DOCTO RAT E
• Houghton Lake United Methodist to launch ‘40 Days of Prayer’
• HONORARY DOCTO RAT E
• Merritt Raceway opens season with new owners, name
• Buck’s nine drop two at Clare
• Buck best Bobcats, Beavers
• Bobcats edged by Falcons, split with Eagles
• Bobcat soccer rebounds with 4-0 win, then slips to G’s, Stags
• Buck’s nine drop two at Clare
• Richter breaks RHS record, girls second
• Merritt Raceway opens season with new owners, name
• Buck best Bobcats, Beavers
• Bobcats edged by Falcons, split with Eagles
• Richter breaks RHS record, girls second
• Bobcat soccer rebounds with 4-0 win, then slips to G’s, Stags
• Gojcaj fifth at Rider Open
• Buck softball squad blanked by host Pioneers
• G’s Smalley kicks victory over Bucks
• Frontier, Cub Scout Pack team up to collect food
• Gojcaj fifth at Rider Open
• AUCTION ACTION
• Buck softball squad blanked by host Pioneers
• G’s Smalley kicks victory over Bucks
• Frontier, Cub Scout Pack team up to collect food
• AUCTION ACTION
• Richfield board approves two bids for fencing projects
• Commissioners approve one-year contract with officers
• Horse plop location moved to Steele Road
• Roscommon man running for U.S. Senate
• Richfield board approves two bids for fencing projects
• becoming more aware
• Commissioners approve one-year contract with officers
• Horse plop location moved to Steele Road
• Roscommon man running for U.S. Senate
• becoming more aware
• Dedicated workers restore power
• Cannot balance budget on backs of seniors, poor
• Trying to stifle student reporting just won’t work
• Students find ‘In year of our Lord’ offensive
• COOR millage main focus of new parent committee
• Dedicated workers restore power
• Cannot balance budget on backs of seniors, poor
• Trying to stifle student reporting just won’t work
• COOR millage main focus of new parent committee
• Students find ‘In year of our Lord’ offensive
• ‘Show us the jobs!’
• Steven Duane Settje
• Ruby M. Lundy
• Winifred ‘Winnie’ Elizabeth Woods
• ‘Show us the jobs!’
• Marilynn Kolkiewicz
• Steven Duane Settje
• Barbara DeWitt
• Ruby M. Lundy
• Barbara J. (Wakefield) Furtaw
• Winifred ‘Winnie’ Elizabeth Woods
• Betsy Hatchett
• Marilynn Kolkiewicz
• Barbara DeWitt
• Barbara J. (Wakefield) Furtaw
• Betsy Hatchett
• Douglas ‘Doug’ Woodward
• Ruth A. Kreinbrink
• Eugene Balewski
• Shirley Mae Ketelhut
• Douglas ‘Doug’ Woodward
• Ruth A. Kreinbrink
• Eugene Balewski
• Shirley Mae Ketelhut
• HLCS school board to meet Monday
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• Cause of car fire ‘suspicious’
• FROM A LION TO A BOBCAT
• State Police track down suspect
• Prescription drug collection called a success
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• FROM A LION TO A BOBCAT
• HLCS school board to meet Monday
• Cause of car fire ‘suspicious’
• State Police track down suspect
• Prescription drug collection called a success
• Roscommon graduation set for May 26
• RCRC audit ‘clean,’ ‘tough decisions’ ahead
• Despite possible funding cut, future for Warbler Fest exists
• Agencies to sign key agreement May 21 regarding Kirtland’s Warbler conservation
• Lifting of baiting ban may boost local economy
• Roscommon graduation set for May 26
• NOTHING LEFT
• RCRC audit ‘clean,’ ‘tough decisions’ ahead
• Despite possible funding cut, future for Warbler Fest exists
• Agencies to sign key agreement May 21 regarding Kirtland’s Warbler conservation
• Lifting of baiting ban may boost local economy
• NOTHING LEFT
• Steven Duane Settje
• Shirley Mae Ketelhut
• Winifred ‘Winnie’ Elizabeth Woods
• Ruby M. Lundy
• Eugene Balewski
• Barbara DeWitt
• Ruth A. Kreinbrink
• Barbara J. (Wakefield) Furtaw
• Douglas ‘Doug’ Woodward
• Marilynn Kolkiewicz
• Betsy Hatchett
• Michigan DNR Conservation Officers
• Michigan DNR Conservation Officers
• Roscommon County Animal Control
• Roscommon County Animal Control
• Roscomm on County Office of the Prosecutor
• Roscomm on County Office of the Prosecutor
• Juvenile Detention Center
• Juvenile Detention Center
• Denton Township Police
• Richfield Township Police
• Denton Township Police
• Richfield Township Police
• Gerr ish Township Police
• Gerr ish Township Police
• Michigan State Police Post 75
• Michigan State Police Post 75
• Roscommon County Sheriff’s Department
• Roscommon County Sheriff’s Department
• Roscommon County Central Dispatch
• Roscommon County Central Dispatch
• Police Salute
• Police Salute
• Genealogical Society president to speak at RAHS
• HLAHS to present ‘Lost on the Lady Elgin’ May 17
• FASHION FIESTA
• Pre-Prom Party planned again at Northwestern Bank
• Genealogical Society president to speak at RAHS
• HLAHS to present ‘Lost on the Lady Elgin’ May 17
• FASHION FIESTA
• Pre-Prom Party planned again at Northwestern Bank
• Third annual Camel Races draw three dozen contestants
• Senior singles to meet May 23
• FIGHTING ABUSE
• Third annual Camel Races draw three dozen contestants
• Senior singles to meet May 23
• FIGHTING ABUSE
• SUPPORTING A SOLDIER
• SUPPORTING A SOLDIER
• Daughter born to Patch, Davis
• Blood drives planned in area
• Hilliers name son Zachary
• Reynolds’ name son Joseph Avery-Ray
• Sniders name son Gabriel Thomas
• Clarke names daughter Naveha
• Blood drives planned in area
• Daughter born to Patch, Davis
• Hilliers name son Zachary
• Reynolds’ name son Joseph Avery-Ray
• Sniders name son Gabriel Thomas
• Clarke names daughter Naveha
• Swiatkowski has son
• Nielsens celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Bigfords name son Mason Carter
• Twins born to Mann and Ziebell
• Mobleys name daughter Isabella
• Swiatkowski has son
• Nielsens celebrating 50 years of marriage
• Bigfords name son Mason Carter
• Twins born to Mann and Ziebell
• Mobleys name daughter Isabella
• Mercy Hospice Remembrance Service scheduled May 24
• TV Page
• Mercy Hospice Remembrance Service scheduled May 24
• TV Page
• FOOD DONATION
• Heartland Hospice to hold memorial service May 12
• Dems plan ‘Spring Fling’ Sunday
• Consolidation group plans May 16 meeting
• Free driving simulations offered by sheriff’s department
• Hilltop Manor celebrating Nursing Home Week
• Heartland Hospice to hold memorial service May 12
• Test drive equals cash for RHS
• Dems plan ‘Spring Fling’ Sunday
• Committee receives scrap tire grant
• Consolidation group plans May 16 meeting
• Household Hazardous Waste Day scheduled for June 4
• Free driving simulations offered by sheriff’s department
• FOOD DONATION
• Hilltop Manor celebrating Nursing Home Week
• Test drive equals cash for RHS
• Committee receives scrap tire grant
• Household Hazardous Waste Day scheduled for June 4
• D4 4-H Summer Recreation program to begin June 27
• Debo graduates from Central
• D4 4-H Summer Recreation program to begin June 27
• Debo graduates from Central
• PUT YOUR LEFT HIP IN
• PUT YOUR LEFT HIP IN
• ‘slide to the right’
• ‘slide to the right’
• Severance, Lyttle among Alma grads
• SERVING IT UP
• Severance, Lyttle among Alma grads
• SERVING IT UP
• SURGICAL TECH GRADS
• SURGICAL TECH GRADS
• APRIL STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• APRIL STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• MAPPING THE SOLAR SYSTEM
• MAPPING THE SOLAR SYSTEM
• Kirtland, AAV sponsor art class in Grayling
• Kirtland, AAV sponsor art class in Grayling
• RMS MAY STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• RMS MAY STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• GOOD ENOUGH FOR THIRD
• SECOND PLACE
• GOOD ENOUGH FOR THIRD
• SECOND PLACE
• SHOW OF TALENT
• SHOW OF TALENT
• Branch to Branch
• Branch to Branch
• Triebold, Walton win 29th Roscommon Canoe Classic
• Triebold, Walton win 29th Roscommon Canoe Classic
• STEWARDS OF THE YEAR
• STEWARDS OF THE YEAR
• PLENTY OF ACTION
• PLENTY OF ACTION
• Bobcat softball squad downed
• KWWF, author to present workshop on ‘Birdscaping’
• Bobcat softball squad downed
• KWWF, author to present workshop on ‘Birdscaping’
• North Shore rolls over Team Hodges to start softball season
• North Shore rolls over Team Hodges to start softball season
• Bucks runner-up at Grayling softball tournament
• Bucks topped by Pioneers, G’s
• RHS runners second at Hale invite
• Bucks runner-up at Grayling softball tournament
• Bucks topped by Pioneers, G’s
• RHS runners second at Hale invite
• Correction
• Bobcat thinclads compete at Pine River
• NEW RECORD
• Limber...lost— 21-game win streak snapped
• Correction
• Bobcat thinclads compete at Pine River
• NEW RECORD
• Limber...lost— 21-game win streak snapped
• Bucks drop two against Beavers in JPC baseball
• Roscommon golfers earn two victories
• Bucks earn shutout over Stags
• Roscommon volleyball camp set for June 13-15
• Bobcat golfers fall to Farwell by one stroke, Clare by 16
• Late goals from Trahan lift soccer Bobcats over Comets
• Bucks drop two against Beavers in JPC baseball
• Roscommon golfers earn two victories
• Roscommon volleyball camp set for June 13-15
• Bucks earn shutout over Stags
• Bobcat golfers fall to Farwell by one stroke, Clare by 16
• Late goals from Trahan lift soccer Bobcats over Comets
• Bobcats sweep rival Bucks on diamond
• Bobcats sweep rival Bucks on diamond
• Bucks return to wins by beating Bobcats
• Bucks return to wins by beating Bobcats
• CLEANING UP LAKEVIEW
• CLEANING UP LAKEVIEW
• BOOKSTORE EXPANDS
• BOOKSTORE EXPANDS
• Buddies Small Engine Repair and Parts open in St. Helen
• Buddies Small Engine Repair and Parts open in St. Helen
• THEY’RE BACK!
• Shop Spartan, help Special Olympics Michigan
• THEY’RE BACK!
• Shop Spartan, help Special Olympics Michigan
• TROPHY CLASS REAL ESTATE
• TROPHY CLASS REAL ESTATE
• 83rd District Court Magistrate
• 34th Circuit Court
• KNOCKED OFF THE ROAD
• 83rd District Court Magistrate
• 34th Circuit Court
• KNOCKED OFF THE ROAD
• Bobcat thinclads fall to Harrison
• FIRST APPEARANCE
• Bobcats topped in JPC action
• ’Cat sluggers swept by ’Stangs
• Bobcat thinclads fall to Harrison
• FIRST APPEARANCE
• Bobcats topped in JPC action
• ’Cat sluggers swept by ’Stangs
• Bucks shoot 348 at golf invite in Gaylord
• Bobcat soccer squad suffers shoot-out loss to Owls
• Bobcat softball squad swept by Mustangs
• Buck sluggers earn first JPC victory
• Bucks shoot 348 at golf invite in Gaylord
• Bobcat soccer squad suffers shoot-out loss to Owls
• Bobcat softball squad swept by Mustangs
• Buck sluggers earn first JPC victory
• Soccer Bucks squeak past Pioneers in shoot-out
• Korbinski to start racing season Friday at Dixie
• Soccer Bucks squeak past Pioneers in shoot-out
• Korbinski to start racing season Friday at Dixie
• Council to receive proposals to fix Tisdale drainage problems
• Bobcat golfers oust Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart
• Council to receive proposals to fix Tisdale drainage problems
• Bobcat golfers oust Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart
• Dirt Packers kick-off event planned May 21
• NEW STOP SIGN
• Dirt Packers kick-off event planned May 21
• NEW STOP SIGN
• Budget early step toward stability
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Officer appreciative of help received
• Irresponsible state, federal politicians created problems
• Writer encourages checking campaign donors
• Budget early step toward stability
• ‘Conversation’ chance for speaking out on poverty
• RAPS Board still working out cuts
• Mercy Hospital plans 100th anniversary celebration
• Markey hears flooding complaint, approves fence ordinance
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• ‘Conversation’ chance for speaking out on poverty
• Officer appreciative of help received
• RAPS Board still working out cuts
• Irresponsible state, federal politicians created problems
• Mercy Hospital plans 100th anniversary celebration
• Writer encourages checking campaign donors
• Markey hears flooding complaint, approves fence ordinance
• Slow down; ‘Leave no trace’
• Several large projects on tap for RCRC
• Extended scope
• Adoptable Pets
• Slow down; ‘Leave no trace’
• Several large projects on tap for RCRC
• Extended scope
• Adoptable Pets
• ‘Stamp Out Hunger’ during National Food Drive on May 14
• ‘Stamp Out Hunger’ during National Food Drive on May 14
• Gary A. Persondek
• Ciara Mae Bane
• Marianne Armstrong
• Betty M. Weaver
• Darrell C. Miller
• Gary A. Persondek
• Ciara Mae Bane
• Marianne Armstrong
• Betty M. Weaver
• Darrell C. Miller
• Robert C. Schlusler
• Mary Barbara Ogden
• Robert C. Schlusler
• Mary Barbara Ogden
• Some, but not all, cemetery fence work underway
• Gerrish assessor receives written reprimand
• 83rd District Court
• Stranger reported in home
• Silk sentenced in Hub embezzlement
• Some, but not all, cemetery fence work underway
• Gerrish assessor receives written reprimand
• 83rd District Court
• Stranger reported in home
• Silk sentenced in Hub embezzlement
• Park plans under development in Gerrish Township
• EVERYONE NEEDS HELP SOMETIMES
• Park plans under development in Gerrish Township
• EVERYONE NEEDS HELP SOMETIMES
• Loxley light removed
• Loxley light removed
• Roscommon Business Expo set for May 18
• ‘Factually related’ allegations expand HLCS investigation
• Roscommon Business Expo set for May 18
• ‘Factually related’ allegations expand HLCS investigation
• Garage fire spreads, scorches home; neighbors rescue woman
• Garage fire spreads, scorches home; neighbors rescue woman
• Darrell C. Miller
• Darrell C. Miller
• Betty M. Weaver
• Robert C. Schlusler
• Marianne Armstrong
• Mary Barbara Ogden
• Ciara Mae Bane
• Monday News: Loxley light comes down
• Gary A. Persondek
• Gary A. Persondek
• Louis ‘Lou’ Richards
• Louis ‘Lou’ Richards
• Edna ‘Jean’ Mead
• Edna ‘Jean’ Mead
• Mothers Day dinner to be held May 12
• Mothers Day dinner to be held May 12
• Trauma in children workshop planned for foster parents
• inspiring students through clasical music
• Three mental health support groups planned
• Sunrise Run 2011 registration open
• Houghton Lake artists among those featured in Clare exhibit
• RARSP plans May 16 meeting
• inspiring students through clasical music
• Three mental health support groups planned
• Houghton Lake artists among those featured in Clare exhibit
• New ‘Senior ER’ topic of talk
• Rendon lists May office hours
• Trauma in children workshop planned for foster parents
• New ‘Senior ER’ topic of talk
• Sunrise Run 2011 registration open
• Rendon lists May office hours
• RARSP plans May 16 meeting
• UNLOADING FOOD
• UNLOADING FOOD
• Dementia program May 11 at center
• Recovery meeting planned at Alano
• RCCF HELPS LOCAL FOSTER CHILDREN
• Dementia program May 11 at center
• Recovery meeting planned at Alano
• RCCF HELPS LOCAL FOSTER CHILDREN
• Dinner to benefit Relay for Life
• GAFT plans auditions for summer musical
• Miss Roscommon Pageant seeks participants, deadline May 20
• ARROW OF LIGHT
• Dinner to benefit Relay for Life
• Auditions, training, Plow Day planned at Wellington Farm
• GAFT plans auditions for summer musical
• CLEANING UP
• Miss Roscommon Pageant seeks participants, deadline May 20
• ARROW OF LIGHT
• Auditions, training, Plow Day planned at Wellington Farm
• CLEANING UP
• St. Helen Veterans Memorial to be dedicated May 30
• 4-H Camp planned June 15-17 at Camp Timbers
• CLEANING TOGETHER
• Roscommon Business Expo nearly full
• CURVES HELPS H.O.P.E.
• St. Helen Veterans Memorial to be dedicated May 30
• CLEANING TOGETHER
• 4-H Camp planned June 15-17 at Camp Timbers
• Roscommon Business Expo nearly full
• CURVES HELPS H.O.P.E.
• In the presence of royalty
• In the presence of royalty
• GROUP EFFORT
• GROUP EFFORT
• singing for their clasmates
• singing for their clasmates
• JURASSIC SPRINGTIME
• JURASSIC SPRINGTIME
• Washington, D.C., trip makes school lessons ‘real’ for band
• Koupal to atten d American Legion Boys State event
• Washington, D.C., trip makes school lessons ‘real’ for band
• Koupal to atten d American Legion Boys State event
• HLHS Talent Show May 6
• Registration open at Mid Michigan
• Student credit union ‘employees’ visit NCACU Roscommon branch
• HLCE honor roll students named
• HLHS Talent Show May 6
• Masters Earned
• Registration open at Mid Michigan
• Student credit union ‘employees’ visit NCACU Roscommon branch
• HLCE honor roll students named
• Masters Earned
• Project leads Roberts to survey rural internet usage
• Project leads Roberts to survey rural internet usage
• TV Page
• TV Page
• Outdoor survival course slated May 20-22
• Outdoor survival course slated May 20-22
• Lake Association, Roscommon Baptist to develop pond for youth fishing
• Lake Association, Roscommon Baptist to develop pond for youth fishing
• On water boater safety can depend on proper equipment
• On water boater safety can depend on proper equipment
• Junior golf at Forest Dunes
• Jaguar youth football camp planned July 12-13
• Roscommon Youth Football League registration May 12
• Weight room to be open for gridders, camp planned
• Junior golf at Forest Dunes
• LEARNING from a bobcat
• Jaguar youth football camp planned July 12-13
• Roscommon Youth Football League registration May 12
• Weight room to be open for gridders, camp planned
• LEARNING from a bobcat
• Rosco cage camp set for June 13-15
• Bobcat softball opens JPC play with two losses
• LEAGUE CHAMPS
• Rosco cage camp set for June 13-15
• Bobcat softball opens JPC play with two losses
• LEAGUE CHAMPS
• Bobcat boys 5th, girls 6th at Falcon Invitational
• Buck girls fourth at Cheboygan
• Bobcat soccer squad drops two, then earns first victory at McBain
• White Deer men’s league to meet
• Bobcats go 1-2 at TCSF tourney
• Bobcat nine fall to Clare in doubleheader
• Bobcat boys 5th, girls 6th at Falcon Invitational
• White Deer men’s league to meet
• Buck girls fourth at Cheboygan
• Bobcats go 1-2 at TCSF tourney
• Bobcat soccer squad drops two, then earns first victory at McBain
• Bobcat nine fall to Clare in doubleheader
• Centershot archery begins May 12
• Defending champions, Limberlost, begin quest for third straight title
• Centershot archery begins May 12
• Defending champions, Limberlost, begin quest for third straight title
• Bucks top Bobcats by four strokes
• Bucks top Bobcats by four strokes
• Pain management seminar slated
• Diabetes education program slated at Good Shepherd
• Todoroff elected ACP Fellow
• Pain management seminar slated
• Diabetes education program slated at Good Shepherd
• Todoroff elected ACP Fellow
• Senior ER open at Mercy Grayling
• Senior ER open at Mercy Grayling
• Bobcat Pride
• Bobcat Pride
• ‘Lunch is on us!’ promotion begins
• Hobby turns to business for Calkins
• ‘Lunch is on us!’ promotion begins
• Hobby turns to business for Calkins
• PHIL’S TOWING CERTIFIED
• PHIL’S TOWING CERTIFIED
• Buck thinclads fall to Eagles
• Buck golfers drop home opener
• BLEACHER BASE
• RHS soccer records first loss
• Bobcat sluggers suffer two losses to G’s
• Buck thinclads fall to Eagles
• BLEACHER BASE
• Walmart renovation underway
• Bobcats bested by Pioneers
• Buck golfers drop home opener
• RHS soccer records first loss
• Walmart renovation underway
• Bobcat sluggers suffer two losses to G’s
• Bobcats bested by Pioneers
• Correction
• Meatloaf on Messiah dinner menu
• Garden Club to visit farm
• Housing commission seeks three grants for home improvement
• Correction
• Area churches coordinate prayer services
• Meatloaf on Messiah dinner menu
• Last Peanut Butter Jams planned
• Garden Club to visit farm
• Higgins Lake level ‘high’ and still rising
• Housing commission seeks three grants for home improvement
• HLSC School Board to meet May 9
• Area churches coordinate prayer services
• Delano demolition bid awarded to Porath
• Last Peanut Butter Jams planned
• A.R.K. plans volunteer training
• Higgins Lake level ‘high’ and still rising
• A LOT OF VARIETY
• HLSC School Board to meet May 9
• Delano demolition bid awarded to Porath
• A.R.K. plans volunteer training
• A LOT OF VARIETY
• Keep focus on what is best for students
• Soul’s Harbor plans ‘End Time’ series
• Township ‘won’, couple moving to avoid court fight
• RCRC approves three township road improvement plans, denies two
• U.S. Rep. Dave Camp: Path to Prosperity
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Cynicism gives way to patriotism in D.C.
• Keep focus on what is best for students
• Township ‘won’, couple moving to avoid court fight
• U.S. Rep. Dave Camp: Path to Prosperity
• Cynicism gives way to patriotism in D.C.
• Soul’s Harbor plans ‘End Time’ series
• RCRC approves three township road improvement plans, denies two
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Thomas D. Kulczynski
• Samuel J. Sapp
• Mercy’s 100th
• Balancing Act
• Listened
• Service for John ‘Jay’ W. Span
• Mercy’s 100th
• Service for Shannon Morgan
• Balancing Act
• Roland W. Fiebelkorn
• Listened
• Pamela Ann (McCollum Nicholson) Hartwick
• Service for John ‘Jay’ W. Span
• LeRoy ‘Skutty’ Skutt
• Service for Shannon Morgan
• Naomi Ruth Cannon
• Roland W. Fiebelkorn
• Thomas D. Kulczynski
• Pamela Ann (McCollum Nicholson) Hartwick
• Samuel J. Sapp
• LeRoy ‘Skutty’ Skutt
• Naomi Ruth Cannon
• Genelda (Nellie) Stolzman
• Edward Arlington Estep
• Ben J. Marquardt
• Sarah L. Ritchie
• Donald Duwayne Troyer
• Genelda (Nellie) Stolzman
• Ask the Trooper
• Edward Arlington Estep
• Police find missing Roscommon man dead
• Ben J. Marquardt
• NO TIME TO STOP
• Donald Duwayne Troyer
• Ask the Trooper
• Police find missing Roscommon man dead
• NO TIME TO STOP
• Sarah L. Ritchie
• 83rd District Court
• Matuzak, May RHS academic leaders for 2011
• 83rd District Court
• Matuzak, May RHS academic leaders for 2011
• Westland man charged in snowmobile accident
• RADL announces future library site as former Busby Cabins
• tidying up the railroad
• Westland man charged in snowmobile accident
• RADL announces future library site as former Busby Cabins
• tidying up the railroad
• COOR proposal fails; Mead, McGregor in
• COOR proposal fails; Mead, McGregor in
• Mead, McGregor win at HLCS; Bowen takes RAPS
• Election results coming in
• Sarah L. Ritchie
• Sarah L. Ritchie
• Ben J. Marquardt
• Ben J. Marquardt
• Pamela Ann (McCollum Nicholson) Hartwick
• Pamela Ann (McCollum Nicholson) Hartwick
• John ‘Jay’ W. Span
• Genelda (Nellie) Stolzman
• Thomas D. Kulczynski
• Roland W. Fiebelkorn
• Edward Arlington Estep
• Donald Duwayne Troyer
• Naomi Ruth Cannon
• EGGS-treme CHAOS
• I’LL HAVE ONE
• HAPPY HUNTER
• FLOWN IN FOR THE EVENT
• MEETING THE EASTER BUNNY
• Daughter born to Peterson, Storms
• Son born to Burgess, Noell
• Son born to Dunaj, Hollingsworth
• Allumis name son Landon Matthew
• Churchills name daughter Jada Rae
• EASTER PARADE
• Dems meet tonight
• Rummage, bake sale set for May 5, 6
• State retirees to meet May 3
• Spring Sock Hop May 14 at K of C
• Mercy Hospice Remembrance Service scheduled May 24
• RCSD RECEIVES HUM V
• Roscommon Rotary to host ‘Margaritaville’ auction May 7
• LOVE LOCKS
• CTC plans May 16 meeting
• Good Shepherd Relay for Life Golf Outing May 21
• St. Helen Lake Association to meet
• Zonta plans May 3 sundae bar, info session
• Bowling event to benefit Relay
• Lake City Eagles plan benefit dinner for Merritt Golden Agers
• HL Rotary’s 12th annual auction Saturday
• Tanger to attempt world ‘dessert party’ record May 12
• ‘Clean up’ day May 7 at Lakeview Park
• WHITE CANE DRIVE
• Village clean up on Sunday
• OF COURSE A BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR A HORSE
• FIRST EASTER
• EASTER AT THE HISTORICAL VILLAGE
• HUNTING FOR EGGS
• CHARGE!!!
• EGGS AWAY!
• Houghton Lake High School Honor Roll
• MARCH STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Collins 3rd graders use technology to create research projects
• TV Page
• Pawn Pushers looking for players
• Boating Safety Class slated
• DNR reminds public to leave wildlife in the wild
• CCW class slated for May 7
• OPENING DAY TURKEY
• TURKEY FROM DUCK LAKE
• FIRST TURKEY
• LET’S GO GREEN
• BIGGER BIRD
• Lake Association to plant more wild rice in spring and fall
• ’Cats fall to Clare 3-2 in 3rd shoot-out
• ALL ACADEMIC BOBCATS
• Buck track second at Meridian
• Booster winners
• Ladies golf league plans meeting
• Roscommon youth football sign up scheduled
• Bucks fall short in nightcap against Whittemore-Prescott
• Cardinals’ nine sweep Bucks
• Bobcats drop home opener to Blue Devils
• Early goals lift Bucks over Eagles
• ’Cats overrun by Eagles, G’s in home JPC track opener
• Houghton Lake Middle School Honor Roll
• INDUCTED
• ‘Champion for Children’ award given to Dale
• Young Artist calendar contest deadline extended to May 12
• Meyer presents project, receives awards at Albion
• Royal wedding watchers invited to senior center
• Happy Landings fundraiser deadline Monday
• RAPS board bracing as 2011-12 budget looms
• HLHS names additional scholars
• Cub Scouts to host one day flower sale
• NJHS plans spaghetti dinner
• Gerrish seeking input on recreation plan
• Houghton Lake fire offers hands-on training for future investigators
• Simply Singles plan two meetings
• Recycling feasibility study fizzles without Richfield backing
• Investigation of Murphy being ‘expedited’
• Writer responds with ‘honest facts’
• Not political issue, protecting rights
• ‘Gerrish Township wake up’
• Houghton Lake Community Schools update
• A PHOTO OF ‘WHAT WE DO’
• IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK
• Count it a positive
• Denton puts six-month moratorium on medical marijuana property use
• Roscommon M-18 property committee to be formed
• Services for Josiah E. Chess
• Richard Walter Pabis
• Patricia H. Buck
• George W. Watts
• James William Mueller
• Joni K. Mead-Kozumplik
• Keith A. Barnes
• Justine Clarice Mogle
• Boat damaged in Sunken Island collision
• Deputy issued careless driving citation
• 34th Circuit Court
• Going to Disney World
• Troopers track down hit and run suspect
• Loxley light to come down Monday
• Miller requests more time, Lozon jailed for contempt
• Kirtland board delays proposed budget vote
• COOR millage, board seats on ballot
• Board votes to hire negotiator
• READY, SET, SCRAMBLE
• Josiah E. Chess
• Justine Clarice Mogle
• James William Mueller
• Keith A. Barnes
• HL Rotary plans 12th annual auction April 30
• RADL hosts historian Dan Fishel
• Sign up for 4-H Camp ends May 20
• Organic gardening class at KCC
• ‘Fashion Fiesta’ luncheon benefits Relay for Life
• BEHIND THE SCENES BOWLING
• A.R.K. ‘baby shower’ May 1
• Habitat to hold two applicant meetings
• WHAT’S THE WORD
• Chemical Banks to host bake sales benefitting Relay
• Mother-daughter banquet May 7 at American Legion
• County Republicans to meet April 26
• Houghton Lake, other chambers teaming up for 1,000 Nights Initiative
• ‘Great Big Reading Raffle’ drawing winners announced
• LOT OF SCRATCHIN’ GOING ON
• ‘Sawdusted’ author visits his roots, talks about writing process
• KCPA to present Robin Spielberg on Mother’s Day weekend
• What Will You Do to Help Poverty?
• SERIOUS POEM
• TOP PERFORMERS
• ADDING A BIT OF HUMOR
• BATTLE on the BOARDS
• Miss Houghton Lake sign up underway
• RES kindergarten roundup April 27
• Pilots association offers scholarships
• SPRING CHICKENS
• Head Start recruiting for fall
• BIG SURPRISE
• KCC offers computer course for seniors this summer
• Houghton Lake Middle School students are caught Acting Up!
• Toppens name second son Noah
• Daughter born to Dunlap, Ellis
• Moores name daughter Genevieve
• Dinners returning to Messiah Lutheran
• Easter dinner at Hope Lutheran Church
• A BRIGHTER EASTER
• C6 Tomson graduates from One Station Unit Training
• TV Page
• ‘Focus on Life’ benefit planned
• Gerrish Police to host second drug ‘Take Back’ event April 30
• KINDERGARTEN ROUND-UP
• May election candidates’ questionnaires due Friday
• PRESENTING NATURE FUNDS
• Camp’s rep slates hours in area
• Kirtland’s Art Department to host art reception
• Wellington holding auditions for music show
• Roscomon Midle Schol April Students of the Month
• Tuesday ladies league to meet
• ‘Young’ Buck squad set to take diamond while rebuilding
• FIRST TURKEY
• Bowling Highlights
• Rosco runners look to states
• Roscommon softball squad ‘stronger than last year’
• Bobcat softball squad set to take to the road this season
• ‘Changing of the guard’ for Bobcat baseball
• With nine returning, field events look like strength
• ‘Young’ Bobcat soccer squad has ‘decent talent level’
• FOR VIEWING THE BIG GAME
• SMILE!
• IN THE CLOUDS
• Bucks look to repeat as Jack Pine champs
• Matteson, Mainville return to lead Bobcat golfers
• Bobcats runners up in 2011 Frostbite Invite
• Bucks look to top last year’s 4th place finish
• Bucks blank Bobcats in soccer action
• OUTDOO R EATERY
• Sheriff department trainees learn boating safety
• givi ng th e gift of lif e
• Adoptable Pets
• AuSable River Estates recognized as first Firewise community in Michigan
• Commissioners get 211 info
• NMCAA receives Sara Lee grant
• Ancel recognized for 12 years of service to CMH Board
• Pool Standings
• Bobcats fall to Panthers in overtime
• Eight Bobcat thinclads place in season opening meet
• Bucks blank G’s 1-0 to stay undefeated
• Richfield sets date for FEMA flood insurance informational meeting
• RCSD seeking revenue from motorists who cause accidents
• WINTER ONE MORE TIME
• Airport committee to review options for keeping deer off airport grounds
• Houghton Lake Middle School ‘Beating the Odds’
• MEAP results show improvements needed among special education students
• Election Letters Policy
• Class envy serves no purpose
• ‘Wise’ to table vote on negotiator
• Gerrish assessor erred in computing values
• Letters Policy
• Quick thinking, teamwork saves lives
• Beating the odds
• What we do
• Loxley light
• Paul J. Clark
• Norval Eugene Park
• Josie L. Zahm
• Jake Richard Cole
• Daniel Arthur Huntley
• Robert M. Shattuck
• Clarence H. Riley
• Mary Margaret Hogan
• Raymond ‘Ray’ Stern
• Shirley J. Heintzelman
• Frank F. Gentz Jr.
• Shannon Morgan
• Lake Township hires new auditor
• Special HLCS board meeting canceled
• CAUGHT BY NEIGHBOR
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• High achieving HLHS seniors heading into diverse fields
• Houghton Lake business expo planned April 27
• Loxley light to come down in May
• Oh No! Snow!
• Easter events scheduled county-wide this weekend
• Daniel Arthur Huntley
• Mary Margaret (Van-Y) Hogan
• Jake Richard Cole
• Clarence H. Riley
• Norval Eugene Park
• Shirley J. Heintzelman
• Robert M. Shattuck
• Frank F. Gentz Jr.
• Raymond ‘Ray’ Stern
• Shannon Morgan
• Camp receives ‘Spirit of Enterprise’ award
• Team Messiah brunch at Fred’s to benefit Relay
• RAHS plans April 19 meeting
• Chemical Banks to host bake sales benefitting Relay
• ‘Beatles Bash’ benefits Crawford United Way
• PUTTING THE PIECES TOGETHER
• RADL to host horse’s birthday party
• NEW FIRE TRUCK
• ‘Young at Heart’ may lead to more Community Cinema
• Lake Twp. women to meet April 20
• Michigan author, Riggle, to discuss two books April 18
• Historical society to meet April 26
• Rotary celebrates Literacy Month
• The Timbers on the Cut River to recreate Titanic’s last meal
• CONFEDERATE APPRECIATION
• Home protection next ACT NOW topic
• Bradleys name son Cooper
• Daughter born Reid, Baden
• Kanitzes name daughter Callie
• Daughter born to Curlis, Hill
• Mercy Hospice plans training sessions
• Becker receives promotion to Sergeant in National Guard
• Soul’s Harbor plans Holy Week reenactment
• TV Page
• Food drive on until April 29
• Houghton Lake Business Expo sign-up deadline April 15
• Prudenville Dairy Queen sold to family familiar with business
• ALLSHORES MARINE AND POWER SPORTS
• SIMPLY COUNTRY
• Economic growth focus of presentations April 20
• Boosters receive grant from Consumers Energy Foundation
• MMCC hosting College Day
• KCC to hold free organic gardening class
• Celebrate Earth Day with Peanut Butter Jams
• TERRIFIC KIWANIS KIDS
• Spring Fling Friday at Artesia Youth Park
• ‘Graduation expo’ April 18 at HLHS
• BEST CARD EVER
• MARCH STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• DNR asks visitors to be on lookout for unwanted, invasive plants
• Building and Learning
• Associate degrees from Baker earned by Cortes, Locht
• Skeels Christian School to hold open house
• Sportsmen’s Club plans May Hunter Education classes
• Season Opener
• Eagles’ spaghetti dinner to benefit scholarship fund
• Winter weather reschedules ‘Rust Shaker’
• Adoptable Pets
• Rendon hopes to attend Relay for Life Roscommon County
• Rendon cancer cure result of adult stem cells
• Quest golf leagues seek golfers, schedule meetings
• Monday Nite Ladies Golf League plans to meet April 18
• Ladies golf league at White Deer to meet May 2
• Bowling Highlights
• Youth baseball clinic slated May 1
• ’Cats open season with two victories over McBain
• Bobcat baseball takes opener
• GETTING DOWN TO IT
• SHOTPUT PRACTICE
• Bucks start season with shutout win
• 2011 road work list approved in Gerrish
• 2011 HONORS BAND
• Village council looks at another water tower maintenance program
• SPRING CLEANING
• Law needs updating
• ‘Make your voice heard’
• Taxpayers deserve some answers
• Township’s budget figures questioned
• What would Jesus do with Asian carp?
• Holy Thursday service planned
• WORK TO SMOOTH OUT M-55
• Work on Trestle Park could begin late this summer
• Arthur E. Saunders Jr.
• A working plan
• Spring cleaning
• Egg scramble April 23 in Village of Roscommon
• John C. White
• Harold Umlor
• Judith Ann (Ayres) Delie
• Charles L. Lockwood
• Markey pares down road projects
• Application deadline April 29 for RCCF grants
• Former Cabins could be future home of RADL
• New zoning ordinance ready for review by township, county
• 83rd District Court
• HLCS board researching hiring of chief negotiator
• ‘Ridiculous’ gas prices hitting hard
• Injasoulian interim head of HLCS
• NOTHING TO STAND ON
• Firefighters rally after Gardner home burns
• Judith Ann (Ayres) Delie
• John C. White
• Charles L. Lockwood
• Harold Umlor
• Katalenich, Beaulieu help design satellite
• MDOT looking for more Adopt-A-Highway volunteers
• Spread the word in the Resorter
• CCCA to offer free tax aide assistance
• Assumed Names
• Houghton Lake Business Expo April 27
• CHOCOLATE FUNDRAISER
• Boater’s safety class planned at Spicer’s in May
• Coast Guard Auxiliary to offer two boating safety classes
• Boosters plan basketball fundraiser
• DEDICATED BOBCAT FANS
• Pool Standings
• Bowling Highlights
• Bobcat softballers hold successful can drive
• TV Page
• Food give away planned April 19
• County churches hosting Easter parade in Village
• CCCA to host Easter Dinner
• National Bereavement Program to be held in Grayling April 13
• Son, Peyton James, born to Marshes
• S.A.F.E. recovery group established in Roscommon
• FOOD FRIENDS
• Son born to Wagner, Eauclaire
• Gariepy, Goodman to wed in June
• Christian Choir to present Easter cantata
• TUT VOLUNTERS APPRECIATED
• TRAVELING TROPHY
• Kindergarten Round-up set for April 13
• Ryckman named to LSSU dean’s list
• YOUR NOse KNOWS
• Kirtland implements new ‘rolling’ registration process
• PERFECT ATTENDANCE
• Roscommon Middle School Honor Roll
• Almost 100 certificates presented to HLMS Accelerated Readers
• RHS graduate honored with MSU leadership award
• RES students show off talents
• Grandparent scam back, BBB warns
• Antique Radio Club show and sale
• NEW FLOOR AT THE CRAF
• RADL to host its first National Library Week
• HLPL celebrating National Library Week
• signing of public act 16
• Kirtland Garden Club to meet April 15
• Curves participating in 18th annual food drive
• Miss St. Helen registration slated for April 14
• Chemical Bank plans RES visit during Financial Literacy Month
• Brown Bag Lucheon second installment set for April 21
• Blood drive April 18 in Roscommon
• Nominations sought for Senior Citizen of the year
• Kirtland to host blood drive April 14
• Film Festival calling for entries
• ‘Ask the DNR’ on CMU Public Television
• Rendon to hold office hours at Coyles
• Kiwanis, Rotary preparing for third annual Camel Races
• Thanks to longer winter county could see quieter wildfire season
• MOOSE HONORS VIETNAM VETS
• CERT gearing up in Denton, seeking members to join
• Entities work together to place unmarked trail on private maps
• Lake level committee disbanded by Melvin
• Hub market sold to investor, may re-open
• Letters Policy
• Hospice allows volunteers to give back
• Asks board to ‘put students first’
• Asks board to make ‘correct decision’
• Floyd ‘Dale’ Supernaw
• ‘Job creation starts here’
• Keeping public notices public
• Takes steps to ‘be prepared’ for emergencies
• We will remain vigilant
• Demo bids for garage to be opened April 21 in Roscommon Township
• Community conversation on poverty at CRAF April 26
• Dorothy M. Geiger
• Ann Lenore Blevins
• James Everett Thurston
• Beverly Jean Loos
• Charles L. Lockwood
• Arcola (Art) Rea
• James Daniel Collins
• Brad Foster
• Albert I. Smith Jr.
• Shirley Ann Salmon
• Denise Ann Campbell
• Outage caused by equipment failure
• Weekend Blessings program to feed students over weekends
• Two charged with theft of scrap metal
• Ask the Trooper
• Stearns appointed fire chief in Markey
• Compassion message of ‘Gabe and Izzy’
• Plea entered in Prudenville assault case
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• 911 dispatcher helps with freeway birth
• Interim HLCS chief topic of meeting
• St. Helen subdivision first ‘Firewise Community’ in state
• James Daniel Collins
• Shirley Ann Salmon
• Floyd ‘Dale’ Supernaw
• Albert I. Smith Jr.
• Brad Foster
• James Everett Thurston
• ‘Real Horsemanship’
• Designing Bobcat Pride
• BATTLE ILLUSTRATION
• Sharing Reading Month
• Collins Elementary Book Club
• GOING GREEN
• SBA small business forum slated for April 5 in West Branch
• Assumed Names
• Son born to Gobels
• Stouts name son Christopher Daniel
• McPhail, Eiser plan July wedding
• Ross, Viets to be wed April 2
• County Christian Choir to present ‘Who Do You Say That I Am?’
• Home improvement funding available
• Koehn graduates from basic training
• HELPING AT THE A.R.K.
• TV Page
• Sign up to be a Red Cross ‘hero’
• Massage therapy offered at Mercy
• Free CPAP clinic now offered at Mercy Hospital Grayling
• Sutter, Kruch, ‘Mitchell’ among ‘Salute to Everyday Heroes’ nominees
• VOLUNTEER LUNCHEON
• RENDON READS AT COLLINS
• Kindergarten Round-up rescheduled for April 13
• Camp encourages students to enter ‘Artistic Discovery’
• HONORED ART
• ‘Gown Town’ seeks prom dresses
• Carnival turns RES into ‘fairyland’
• Beauty and the Beast cast lights up stage
• ‘Poetry Slam for Poverty’ planned April 16 in Grayling
• Kirtland hosts annual nursing conference May 5
• EAGLE SCOUT
• ACT NOW, community policing changed how the GTPD works
• KCC events to recognize Sexual Assault Awareness Month
• Lake Township Women’s Club to meet at hall
• Pinewood Derby champions work through four divisions
• Beach Boys tribute band to perform at KCPA April 9
• MMCC hosts ‘Rust Shaker’ race April 9
• Adoptable Pets
• Schicker posthumously honored as RADL’s Citizen of the Year
• Confab to highlight M-55 upgrades
• TOP TOWNSHIP BUSINESS
• AmeriCorps intern focused on helping county’s environment
• Pool Standings
• Bowling Highlights
• Meet the team set for April 13
• THIRD IN REGIONAL COMPETITION
• ONE AWAY FROM NATIONALS
• Wagner wins national title for second straight year
• County replaces Ancel on mental health board
• Winter weather fails to deter fundraiser
• Lake Township raises not sought, approved
• Lyon Township budgets for fire hall addition
• PHOTO FUN WITH A MILK MUSTACHE
• Nester budget nearly the same
• RCRC to rent crack sealing equipment
• TOP RATED AT STATE
• Bowling fundraiser this Saturday
• UW accepting funding applications
• Richfield board receives raise
• Village manager plans action following review by council
• Serving the comunity
• Village tables property improvements for M-18 site
• Shariah hysteria: unwarranted, unconstitutional
• A night to remember
• Superb
• ‘A great production’
• Over a thousand reasons to consolidate
• Shrinking population
• Fish fry to benefit scholarship fund
• Contracts not extended for sake of consistency
• Memorial for Anthony E. ‘Tony’ Kopka III
• Memorial for Alice Smyczak
• Harold F. Bauer
• Evelyn M. (Tamminen) Westover
• Eleanor E. (Walters) Heinrich
• Dorothy M. Geiger
• Evelyn Marie Haring
• Poor did give jobs
• Did the Creator use recycled materials?
• Rick ‘Red Dog’ Wiles
• Virginia C. Pilon
• Andrew Simonow
• Higgins Township budget tight but in ‘good shape’
• Photo credit omitted
• Butler current member
• Markey board adopts budget at special meeting
• Johnson mute on drug charges
• Welfare fraud suspects stand mute
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
• Mary Helen Sherman
• Cynthia M. ‘Cyndi’ Mullas
• Carol M. Perry
• Gerrish board approves investigation of assessor
• RAPS holds forum to discuss reducing the district deficit
• Board vote questioned
• Houghton Lake Post part of MSP’s regional policing plan
• HLCS board puts Murphy on leave
• Dorothy M. Geiger
• Carol M. Perry
• Dorothy M. Geiger
• Andrew Simonow
• Evelyn Marie Haring
• SNOWMAN CONTEST VOTING
• Anthony E. Kopka III
• SPC Lorenz receives achievement medal
• DeBeck, Klank to wed in March, 2012
• Son born to Emry, Wilson
• Lorenz, Iannuzzi name daughter Riley
• Metzger receives one-gallon pin
• Mid Michigan offering dance classes
• Missaukee Conservation District holding seedling sale
• Son, Damian, born March 9th to Hart
• Wheelers name daughter Angel Dawn
• Daughter born to Miller, Lamoreaux
• Daughter born to Jarrad, Shamel
• Daughter born to Pease/Skagerberg
• Rutledges name son Cooper
• TERRIFIC WORK
• Markey women offer scholarships to two area seniors
• Dean earns MASB recognition
• Students honored at Grand Valley
• Kindergarten Round-up tonight at Collins
• NJHS to distribute food March 29
• NATIONAL AG WEEK
• TV Page
• Lyon Fellowship Club cancels April meeting
• State retirees to meet April 5
• Simply Singles to meet for lunch
• Chicken dinner to help fire department
• Nutrition, disease topic of three-day program
• MEAD, CAMPEAU JOIN ROTARY
• CRAF Center to host Walker Brothers Circus
• BOOK SHOWER
• Lake City team wins 2011 BOB trophy
• Crawford County job fair slated for March 29
• Artesia expands offerings to youths this spring
• Dinner to benefit Gibbons family
• HELPING THE VETS
• HL fireworks fundraising underway
• Firehouse event generates funds for Operation Recover retreat
• Guiding the Drop
• Surveyors volunteer efforts to mark national observance
• ‘New’ DNR has new priorities
• Deal with this...
• HONORABLE MENTION ’CATS
• Pool Standings
• Booster winners
• Christian softball league to meet
• ALL CONFERENCE BOBCATS
• ‘K.O. in Rosco’
• Bowling Highlights
• Youth baseball clinic slated
• Jaguar football, cheerleading sign up scheduled Saturday
• PLAYING FOR A GOOD CAUSE
• New faces on HLIB as it starts weed control program for 2011
• Rosco library looks to future with new library design plans
• WHERE WE LIVE
• Board approves ordinance to form Richfield Township DDA
• Plenty of ways to make mistakes
• Funding fireworks
• Burn ban banned?
• Some good points
• Adoptable Pets
• Frank Lubinski
• John Albert Blake
• ‘SafeTALK’ can help prevent suicide
• Government is clearly still not transparent enough
• ‘Most caring people on earth’ - volunteers
• Mental health services certain to be a help
• History, data offered to enlighten writer
• Alice A. Smyczak
• Ann Lenore Blevins
• Gladys M. Cummings
• Bryan Scott McClure
• 83rd District Court
• LAST OF THREE COLLISIONS
• Mailbox stolen
• Pure ‘North’ Michigan promotes area
• Camp’s rep slates hours in area
• AuSable 2011 budget nearly identical to 2010
• 34th Circuit Court
• READY FOR DRESS REHEARSAL
• RAPS votes against charter school authorization
• HLCS, RAPS school boards open up to finding common ground
• 1,000 Lost
• LAST BLAST
• Bryan Scott McClure
• Ann Lenore Blevins
• Gladys M. Cummings
• John Albert Blake
• Alice A. Smyczak
• Funds available to help county families with child care costs
• Chocolate tasting to benefit Relay
• ‘Literacy Day’ book-buy March 25 to benefit county’s literacy council
• Battle of the Books down to the final 12
• Relay for Life Kick-off March 21
• Blood drive set for March 21
• Dems to meet today
• ‘Creative Minds Changing Minds’ at RADL
• Next ‘Look Good... Feel Better’ class April 11
• Concert in the clothing section
• Weather spotter class planned at Gerrish hall
• RECOGNIZED FOR SERVICE TO RCCF
• Guitar Man
• TV Page
• Grayling plant celebrates safest year
• GRANT USED TO PURCHASE UNIFORMS
• BACK HOME
• Green promoted to mortgage lender
• Kirtland hosting presentation on economic revitalization
• CCW class to be held April 2
• AmeriCorps positions available with Huron Pines
• Adoptable Pets
• TYING THE FLIES
• Bowling Highlights
• Hartwick Pines’ Maple Syrup Day planned for March 26
• Pool Standings
• Houghton Lake Women’s Softball league to meet
• Houghton Lake Little League sign up March 19
• MMA to invade CRAF Center
• THROUGH THE DRILL
• Bobcats hold off Bucks in 55-51 District victory
• Fourth quarter drought ends Bobcats’ season against Vikes
• honored students
• NO ONE ACTS LIKE GASTON
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Three honored at Alma College
• AmVets offer scholarship
• Ferris names honors students, graduates
• Kindergarten Round-up at Collins March 24
• Baker College enrolling for spring
• ‘KNOWLEDGE BOWLERS’
• LANGUAGE ARTS FUN
• Kaske among grads of Kaplan
• TWO AT FESTIVAL
• MMCC to host program on Afghanistan, Pakistan
• ON THE MARCH AGAINST CYSTIC FIBROSIS
• Promote healthy eating, win KitchenAid mixer
• Collins Elementary students become published authors
• PERFECT PACKING
• Correction
• ‘Stamp and Scrap’ planned March 26
• Miss Roscommon County pageant application deadline May 15
• $4.1 million budget approved in Denton
• Markey board to interview fire chief applicants
• Collins jumps for Heart Association
• Pool Standings
• Miss St. Helen Pageant revived, contestants sought
• Village lifts water running request
• ARCHIE MOORE TURNS 100
• Village looks into a preventative maintenance program for water tower
• RCRC plans for two major road projects
• Supports removing baiting ban
• Wake up America
• Pet license fee increase after deadline unfair
• Seeks opposition to bill for finance emergencies
• Going to miss Hub
• Relief effort is far from finished in Haiti
• Sunshine Week
• James Virgil ‘Virg’ DeLong
• Protecting Great Lakes
• Velta E. (Tillie McKeage) Parker
• Treva Locke
• Charles William DeWitt
• Deyo Donald ‘Donny’ Hess
• Kenneth J. Wilson
• Firehouse to raise money for soldier’s families
• Laura Pearl LeTourneau
• Richard L. ‘Dick’ Keeler
• Sheriff Stevenson warns of scam compromising telephone accounts
• Garrett earns first, advances
• WORKING LATE FOR EARLY UNVEILING
• 83rd District Court Magistrate
• 83rd District Court
• Superior efort
• 34th Circuit Court
• New RAPS head to focus on ‘best education possible’
• Plea entered in A.R.K. embezzlement
• Lake St. Helen fishing pier project moves forward
• HLCS taps Rudyard business manager for financial helm
• ICE CREAM IN THE ‘SNO’
• Charles William DeWitt
• Richard L. 'Dick' Keeler
• Treva Locke
• Velta E. (Tillie McKeage) Parker
• Deyo Donald "Donny" Hess
• Bobcats best Bucks in District action
• Village of Roscommon lifts water running request
• Armstrong names son Jonathon
• Myers names daughter Evy
• Milburn participates in Mexico missionary trip
• Relay for Life kick-off March 21
• Harbison, Wachner to wed in September
• St. Patrick’s Day Dinner planned in Moorestown
• Gideons rep to speak at men’s prayer breakfast
• Parr, Bonk to wed on March 25
• Intervention program a team effort at HLCS
• PUT YOUR PENCILS DOWN
• HITTING THE TRAILS FOR FITNESS
• Mitchell named to Elmhurst dean’s list
• HLMS STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• MARCH STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Geting an early start
• NMU names fall dean’s list
• Scholarships offered by VFW
• Acting Up!
• Rendon to meet with constituents
• Kirtland Garden Club to meet
• WORKING OUT FOR THE HEART
• Lakeview C.A.R.E.S to offer dementia seminar
• Historical society plans St. Patrick’s Day dinner
• Lake Twp. women to meet March 16
• Irish music planned on ‘Front Porch’
• KIDS HELPING KIDS
• Akin presents 39th piano recital
• Konetchy to speak to Republicans March 22
• LEARNING ABOUT THE RESORTER
• Corned beef, cabbage planned March 12
• PARK DONATION
• Youth Advisory Council planning 2011-12 education series
• Peanut Butter Jams session on March 18
• WIGGLERS TAKE OUT THE TRASH
• R2C2 looks to expand, create a stronger economy
• Houghton Lake reschedules ‘state of the district’ forum
• Houghton Lake Little League to hold sign up
• Health care open house
• ACT NOW history on March 14 meeting agenda
• Bowling Highlights
• DNRE reminds anglers of shanty removal dates
• Deer baiting, feeding ban discussion on NRC agenda
• Abney to run in National Enduro Series
• ORV training slated for April 2
• Leftover turkey licenses on sale
• Gretzinger featured speaker at 2011 Wild Game Dinner
• Eastern cougar status change has no bearing on MI cougars
• LARGE LAKER
• Group to paddle entire length of Muskegon, seeks day guests
• TV Page
• Koutnik earns PGA’s ‘Patriot Award’
• Pool Standings
• Bobcat girls end cage season in District loss to Chiefs
• Meadows chalks up 28, but Bucks fall in Districts
• Men’s softball league to hold meeting March 21
• Deadline for soccer ‘mini-season’ nears
• Fifth grade basketball squad finishes season with 19 wins
• Bobcats squash Hornets in boys District cage opener
• Bucks end regular season with 44-30 loss
• Bobcats beat Beavers in 56-55 thriller
• Gerdes sixth in state
• Noreyko, Tyler earn All-State accolades
• Young Artist calendar contest deadline set for May 2
• WAITING FOR THE COMMAND
• SINGING FOR THEIR SUPPER
• Meeting highlights career opportunities in radiography
• CMU announces fall honor students
• RHS grad ‘gives up’ spring break
• Kirtland seeks nominations for ‘Outstanding Alumnus’
• Adoptable Pets
• Volunteers needed at Mercy Grayling
• Northland recognized for fundraising efforts
• NEW SALON
• Pool Standings
• JV ’Cats end season with losses
• Cross Country Ski Headquarters falls short of fifth straight title
• K OF C TOP SHOTS
• Powerlifter Batko preparing for June world tournament
• TOP SHOOTERS IN THE STATE
• M-55 road work planned this summer in Lake Township
• Girl Scout history on display at HLMS
• Township officials hear alternatives to shoreline management
• Planning continues at HLCS
• Weather spotter class planned
• Markey adds work sessions
• Gerrish Township 2011-12 budget smaller than last year’s
• County supports Richfield for fishing pier grant
• Americans ruled by regulations
• Acting Up!
• Consolidation group moving forward
• Students deserve attentive audience
• ‘No more sitting on the fence’
• Shared responsibility to address factors
• Donna Marie Moseley
• Kathryn ‘Kay’ Such
• Wayne Thomas Kosecki
• Harold F. Porter
• Helen Ann Darby
• Keeping speech free
• ‘Drinking Habits’ tickets on sale
• Roscommon Township approves almost $2 million budget
• Educator offers help to homeowners
• Annual meeting slated at six Roscommon County townships
• Obituary Addition
• Traffic stop leads to arrest
• Laptop lifted in Lyon
• Eight things to do after losing a wallet
• Proposed zoning tweaked
• DNR hiring now for summer positions
• RICHFIELD TOWNSHIP STRUCTURE FIRE
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• Civil War vet among those to be honored at memorial
• PREPARING FOR PACZKI DAY
• ‘BLOOD ROUND’ WIN
• RAPS board taps Erickson for superintendent position
• Prudenville family loses home in Monday fire
• Wayne Thomas Kosecki
• Donna Marie Moseley
• Harold F. Porter
• Helen Ann Darby
• Correction
• Addition to HLHS Honor Roll list
• Upton receives degree from NMU
• NHS INDUCTEES
• SEA OF PINK
• Eleven receive diplomas from Central Michigan
• Alumni scholarships available for KCC
• HLHS junior Garrett in the running for national Moose scholarship
• Daughter born to Ritter, Weinel
• Shorts name daughter Rayvin
• Son born to Nelson, Snyder
• Grief support class offered
• ‘Stamp and Scrap’ planned March 26
• HAPPY 101ST
• Ash eve dinner, carnival at OLL
• Knights of Columbus plan ‘Friday Fish Fry’
• ASSOCIATE LED GIVING
• Over 450 helped by SVDP
• Loiacano receives Consumers Energy Foundation Awards
• DTE Energy to provide free programmable thermostats
• NEW MASSAGE THERAPIST
• Chambers competing in food drive
• NEW LOCATION FOR HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
• TV Page
• Bowling Highlights
• JV Bobcat bays split two cage contests
• Sign up for Jaguars on horizon
• Buck cagers upended by Flying G’s, 64-42
• Bucks girls end regular season with 44-35 loss
• Boys’ basketball district information
• Girls basketball districts update
• JV ’Cats top Mustangs by 10
• Bucks fall to Clare’s ‘many weapons’
• Bonteko wins state wrestling title
• Bucks overcome cold start in District win over Hornets
• Mustangs topple ’Cats in JPC finale’
• Bobcats fall to JPC champs
• Pool standings
• Bobcat Cheerleaders fall at Regionals
• Five to vie for Individual titles
• Buck grapplers fall to State champs
• GIVING H.O.P.E.
• Women’s Bowling Association to hold meeting
• RADL wine tasting drew more than 160
• Roscommon County Headstart programs to begin recruiting
• Pistons’ Hooper & The Flight Crew coming to Skeels
• Dr. Hanson, staff check up on ‘children of all ages’
• Weather spotter class planned at Gerrish Township
• ‘Changing Minds’ art show coming to KCC
• EARNING THEIR STRIPES
• CCCA to offer St. Patrick’s Dinner
• OPERATION WARM
• TOP CHILI
• Battle of the Books teams preparing for March 12 elimination round
• Irish Rovers to take KCPA stage
• Former Bobcat finds cheering for CMU challenging, rewarding
• RISNER TO GUIDE ’CATS
• Bowling Highlights
• Glen Lake wallops Bucks
• ’Cats fall apart in second half falling to Vikings 71-57
• Training for an ice emergency
• Band, choir concert March 8
• Village sewer clog prompts reimbursement program
• ACTING UP AT COLLINS
• RCRC, Artesia Youth Park reach land contract agreement
• Get involved, help end Alzheimer’s
• Michigan deserves strong comeback
• Social Security does not add to federal deficit
• ‘Reform by giving us less’
• Saddens writer to see loss of generation
• Ruth Etta Baker
• Ruth C. (Nielsen) Collins
• ‘High-stakes testing in a most rigorous form’
• Bullets over bulbs
• CCCA to offer Income Tax Assistance Program
• Clerk’s office no longer processing passports
• Arthur G. Aldrich Sr.
• Jill (Baxter) McKeage
• Mary Caroline Jarvis
• Dorothy Evelyn Palmer
• Adeline Wild
• Failure to stop ends in snowbank
• State Police nab burglar
• Ask the Trooper
• 83rd District Court
• Thousands of dollars in liquor snatched from Back Door
• 83rd District Court Magistrate
• 34th Circuit Court
• Village to clear trees in effort to attract business to Roscommon
• Homemade mesage
• Habitat home ‘changes life’ of single mom and her son
• Houghton Lake prepares for budget amendment
• Unofficial count shows decrease in enrollment
• CLAWING THEIR WAY OUT
• Ruth C. (Nielsen) Collins
• Mary Caroline Jarvis
• Ruth Etta Baker
• Dorothy Evelyn Palmer
• Adeline Wild
• Jill (Baxter) McKeage
• Bucks fall to Blue Devils in MHSAA Quarterfinals
• They Were Wrong
• CHINESE NEW YEAR CELEBRATION
• They Were Wrong
• CHINESE NEW YEAR CELEBRATION
• Making Music at Collins Elementary
• Making Music at Collins Elementary
• A Writing Celebration with Poetry
• A Writing Celebration with Poetry
• Henry David Thoreau
• Rhetorical Analysis
• Martin Luther King
• Henry David Thoreau
• Rhetorical Analysis
• Martin Luther King
• FISHING FOR FUNDS
• Spartan stores helping Habitat
• Warm Heart Warm Homes planned March 2
• HLHS’ Beauty and the Beast features more ‘in-house’ effort
• FISHING FOR FUNDS
• Spartan stores helping Habitat
• Warm Heart Warm Homes planned March 2
• HLHS’ Beauty and the Beast features more ‘in-house’ effort
• Staying active, social goals of exercise program
• ‘Bowl for a Cure’ Sunday at Fred’s
• Lake women to meet March 2
• ‘Fun Nights’ planned by Snowpackers
• Queen Randall seeking sponsors for Tip-up Town float revamp
• BOWLING FOR KIDS SAKE
• 2011 Arctic Cat being raffled by Snowpackers
• Staying active, social goals of exercise program
• ‘Bowl for a Cure’ Sunday at Fred’s
• Lake women to meet March 2
• ‘Fun Nights’ planned by Snowpackers
• Queen Randall seeking sponsors for Tip-up Town float revamp
• BOWLING FOR KIDS SAKE
• 2011 Arctic Cat being raffled by Snowpackers
• Eisenhower Dance Ensemble to perform Friday at Kirtland
• Designing for ‘Deadliest Catch’
• Eisenhower Dance Ensemble to perform Friday at Kirtland
• Designing for ‘Deadliest Catch’
• Balons from above
• BACK-TO-BACK WINNER
• Balons from above
• BACK-TO-BACK WINNER
• 2011 Higgins Lake-Roscommon WinterFest results
• BROOMBALL BATTLE
• 2011 Higgins Lake-Roscommon WinterFest results
• BROOMBALL BATTLE
• CREATIVE COMPETITORS
• CREATIVE COMPETITORS
• Budding Photographers
• Budding Photographers
• PERFECT ATTENDANCE
• PERFECT ATTENDANCE
• WAITING FOR ASSIGNMENTS
• WAITING FOR ASSIGNMENTS
• Learning at the library
• BIRDS OF PREY
• Learning at the library
• BIRDS OF PREY
• Preschool fair March 3 at Collins
• CONCENTRATING ON FITNESS
• Preschool fair March 3 at Collins
• CONCENTRATING ON FITNESS
• FEEDING EXPEDITION
• FEEDING EXPEDITION
• Pilot association scholarships available
• TV Page
• Pilot association scholarships available
• TV Page
• Pool Standings
• TAKING AIM
• Pool Standings
• TAKING AIM
• Sportsmen’s Club planning ‘Basic Pistol’ course
• Sixteen youth wrestlers advance to state tournament
• Sportsmen’s Club planning ‘Basic Pistol’ course
• Sixteen youth wrestlers advance to state tournament
• third place
• RHS baseball clinic cancelled
• Bowling Highlights
• ‘Finger Nipper’ this Saturday
• Girls basketball district information
• third place
• RHS baseball clinic cancelled
• Bowling Highlights
• ‘Finger Nipper’ this Saturday
• Girls basketball district information
• Slow start costs Bobcats against undefeated Pioneers
• Slow start costs Bobcats against undefeated Pioneers
• ’Cats defeat Pioneers in JPC second place battle
• Meadows hits 19 in RHS girls cage victory over Hornets
• Bucks squash Hornets
• Bobcats place second at Districts, head to Regionals
• ’Cats defeat Pioneers in JPC second place battle
• Meadows hits 19 in RHS girls cage victory over Hornets
• Bucks squash Hornets
• Bobcats place second at Districts, head to Regionals
• Gerdes qualifies for State
• Gerdes qualifies for State
• Noreyko earns regional championship
• Noreyko earns regional championship
• Bucks to make third straight trip to State tournament
• Bucks to make third straight trip to State tournament
• Watson reenlists in Michigan Army National Guard
• Hospice of Helping Hands adds CaringBridge
• Watson reenlists in Michigan Army National Guard
• Hospice of Helping Hands adds CaringBridge
• Hatchetts celebrate 60th anniversary
• CROSS AND FLAME AWARD
• Hatchetts celebrate 60th anniversary
• CROSS AND FLAME AWARD
• Andersons name daughter Mickela
• Sweeney promoted by Chemical Bank
• HL frosh girls pick up two wins
• ‘World Day of Prayer’ to be observed at Good Shepherd
• Bobcat frosh outlast Clare, 42-39
• Coopers name fourth child Max Matthew
• JV Bobcats win one, drop two
• Son born to Gianvecchio, Jones
• Son born to Miller, Sublett
• Andersons name daughter Mickela
• Sweeney promoted by Chemical Bank
• HL frosh girls pick up two wins
• Bobcat frosh outlast Clare, 42-39
• JV Bobcats win one, drop two
• ‘World Day of Prayer’ to be observed at Good Shepherd
• Coopers name fourth child Max Matthew
• Son born to Gianvecchio, Jones
• Son born to Miller, Sublett
• Bucks top Pinny in ‘physical game’
• Bucks top Pinny in ‘physical game’
• ‘Frost laws’ now in effect
• Gerrish Planning Commission tweaking proposed re-zoning
• RADL to host screening of ‘Chaperone’
• RAPS board hears presentation on proposed St. Helen charter school
• All conference
• Bobcats suffer ‘rough game’ against Ogemaw
• Bobcat girls earn second JPC win
• ‘Frost laws’ now in effect
• Gerrish Planning Commission tweaking proposed re-zoning
• RADL to host screening of ‘Chaperone’
• RAPS board hears presentation on proposed St. Helen charter school
• All conference
• Bobcats suffer ‘rough game’ against Ogemaw
• Bobcat girls earn second JPC win
• Missaukee County Farm Bureau earns award at state meeting
• Update
• THE VIEW FROM LION’S HEAD
• Missaukee County Farm Bureau earns award at state meeting
• Update
• THE VIEW FROM LION’S HEAD
• Houghton Lake High School SBHC to host open house
• Houghton Lake High School SBHC to host open house
• Chemical Bank holding ‘community’ essay contest
• Sandborn earns ‘Counselor of Year’ award in Nevada
• ‘See you at the library’
• MDOT grant given to RCRC for improvements to Old 27
• Administrative consolidation should be explored
• Questioning why shelter isn’t site of clinics
• NFL impasse equals panicked football fan
• Peaceable protests a ‘powerful thing’
• Tax supported
• Economic turmoil
• ‘See you at the library’
• Simply Singles to meet for lunch
• Administrative consolidation should be explored
• Chemical Bank holding ‘community’ essay contest
• Questioning why shelter isn’t site of clinics
• Sandborn earns ‘Counselor of Year’ award in Nevada
• NFL impasse equals panicked football fan
• MDOT grant given to RCRC for improvements to Old 27
• Peaceable protests a ‘powerful thing’
• Tax supported
• Economic turmoil
• Simply Singles to meet for lunch
• Sczepan ‘Steve’ L. Gradowski
• Charles ‘Charlie’ Robert Sullivan
• Paszkowski service
• William ‘Bill’ J. Keppen
• Samuel Paul Stanaway
• John ‘Jay’ W. Span
• Sczepan ‘Steve’ L. Gradowski
• Charles ‘Charlie’ Robert Sullivan
• Paszkowski service
• William ‘Bill’ J. Keppen
• Samuel Paul Stanaway
• John ‘Jay’ W. Span
• MONSTER FISH
• MONSTER FISH
• Standing Tall
• Commission denies Richfield DDA from capturing tax revenue
• Johnson bound over on drug charges
• Patrol vehicle among cars hit by out of control driver
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• School leaders concerned, not overreacting to proposed cuts
• Standing Tall
• Commission denies Richfield DDA from capturing tax revenue
• Johnson bound over on drug charges
• Patrol vehicle among cars hit by out of control driver
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• School leaders concerned, not overreacting to proposed cuts
• Hub closing its doors after 60 years
• Hub closing its doors after 60 years
• New Markey board sworn in
• New Markey board sworn in
• REMEMBERING CHARLIE
• REMEMBERING CHARLIE
• Markey Township unofficial results
• William ‘Bill’ J. Keppen
• Charles ‘Charlie’ Robert Sullivan
• John 'Jay' W. Span
• Bucks win third straight Regional wrestling title
• ‘Time of Our Lives’
• Breakfast, dinner planned at Messiah
• Homebuyer Ed classes offered
• A HEART FOR DARLENE
• T-shirt braiding on club agenda
• Wine tasting to benefit RADL
• Akin Studio slates 39th annual recital
• Helping out the Diaper Bank
• Registration for fundraising event extended to Feb. 25
• HELPING THE ANIMALS
• Simply Singles to meet at Fred’s
• ‘Zumbathon’ Feb. 24 at OLLS
• RADL keeping patrons busy this winter
• ‘Wonderful experience’
• ACT-NOW Snomo Fun Run Feb. 26
• Red Green plays to packed house at KCPA
• Exchange students making memories as Roscommon Bucks cheerleaders
• Higgins Lake-Roscommon WinterFest kicks off Friday
• Spread the word in the Resorter
• Harper 50th anniversary
• ‘Bowl For a Cure’ Feb. 27 at Fred’s
• Mercer, Street to wed in April
• STUFF
• Basic Communications working to send phone cards to troops
• Mohneys name daughter Piper
• Daughter born to Skagerberg, Pease
• Son, Logan Lance, born to Mahans
• New location
• LIZ’S LOUNGE
• Pool Standings
• JV ’Cats down Bucks, 55-44
• Cold Cats split at Grayling to end season
• Training improves health and safety for local child care providers
• February Booster winners drawn
• 4-H gymnastics begin Feb. 22
• Bowling Highlights
• Youth wrestlers finish regular season with 11 medals at Gladwin
• Open baseball clinic to be held at Roscommon High Feb. 26
• LAST PIN AT HOME
• Roscommon Team District Box Scores
• Bucks top rival ’Cats in overtime
• Houghton Lake cheers to the top at Cheer on the Lake, Gaylord
• Regional first-round matches Feb. 19 at Benzie Central High School
• Strong finish equals victory for Bobcats
• Four area wrestlers earn District titles
• Bucks earn 12th straight District title
• Fish for Free
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• SPIRIT POINTS
• WINTER CARNIVAL ROYALTY
• TV Page
• Pool Standings
• Frosh ’Cats go 1-3 over four games
• Bucks top Pioneers
• Frosh ’Cats pick up two victories
• JV ’Cats outlast Lake City 51-42
• JV Bobcats edge Bucks by one, top Hornets by 27
• ’Cats cheer to fifth straight JPC
• Mainville paces Bobcats in 57-33 victory
• CCW class to be held Mar. 5
• Melvin recommends opting out of Richfield DDA funding
• RESTORING POWER
• Corrections
• FEMA flood maps available at townships
• NEW RESORTER REPORTER
• Markey approves fire department purchase, hiring
• Accountability needed in assessments
• Student chant inappropriate
• RCRC working to keep county roads safe
• Stronger Detroit benefits Up North
• Our property
• Caution - Bridge out
• Keeping PBS public
• Final rabies clinic planned Sunday
• Dale Mervin Whiting
• Dorothy H. Bendick
• Lee Carroll
• Marilyn Mae (Bailey) Smalley
• Michael C Kelly Jr.
• Joseph Louis Paszkowski
• Anthony ‘Tony’ Edward Kopka III
• Charles ‘Charlie’ R. Sullivan
• Carl J. Wheeler
• Joe D. Boyersmith
• Wynona P. Heininger
• Three charged in connection with snowmobile thefts
• Village man avoids scam
• Detroit man faces additional charges
• ECONOMIC LESSON
• Sheriff warns of new scams
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• Hundreds of lakefront owners to seek relief
• SIGNATURE PIECE
• RAPS board decides on site visits for two superintendent candidates
• Markey special election Tuesday
• GETTING READY FOR THE THAW
• Marilyn Mae (Bailey) Smalley
• Carl J. Wheeler
• Dorothy H. Bendick
• Lee Carol
• Michael C. Kelly
• Dale Mervin Whiting
• A dozen straight
• Joe D. Boyersmith
• Wynona P. Heininger
• Daughter born to Thompson, Higgins
• Yost names son Kaden
• Son born to Wineman, Kicknosway
• Yoders name daughter Annabelle
• Daughter born to June, Nasser
• Son born to McCann, Williams
• Son, Connor, born to Serwa, Kage
• Riegers name daughter Sierra Elianna
• Baileys name daughter Parker
• Hallets name son Collin Andrew
• Halliday, Grezeszak to wed in October
• Jennette celebrates 99 years of life
• Kirtland hosts event for homeschoolers Feb. 14
• JANUARY GEMS
• Warner named to GVSU dean’s list
• COMFORTABLE LUNCH
• Alternative Education students receive honors
• DISTRICT SOLO & ENSEMBLE
• RMS FEBRUARY STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• APPRECIATED
• Area students among fall 2010 graduates at Kirtland
• Houghton Lake High School Honor Roll
• PERFECT ATTENDANCE
• Learning math the fun way
• St. Helen Winterfest
• TV Page
• Bowling Highlights
• Youth wrestlers bring home pack of medals
• Bucks close at Pinconning
• NEW INSTRUCTORS
• Mustangs score first 11 points in 55-33 victory over Bucks
• Pool Standings
• Three G’s in double digits in 65-53 win over ’Cats
• Smalley hits 27 as G’s crush ’Cats
• Alden playing at Alpena CC
• Bobcats cheer to the top at Meridian, Saginaw-Heritage
• Fagerlie scores 14 as ’Cats earn first JPC win
• STARTING EARLY
• Bucks earn eighth straight JPC title
• Lake women to meet Feb. 16
• DRAWING WINNER
• ‘One Day’ next up for Page-Turners
• Blood drive Friday at Mercy
• Relay meeting Feb. 21 at American Legion Hall
• OLLS fundraiser dinner Feb. 11
• ‘Love Your Neighbor Dinner’ planned in Moorestown
• Peanut Butter Jams offers ‘Campfire Fun’ Friday
• TUT WINNER
• AAV to meet
• Wine tasting event to benefit RADL
• WRITING FROM EXPERIENCE
• Vanderwal competes in state discussion meet
• ‘Flood Risk Information’ subject of open house today
• Verizon activates two cell sites in county
• PEAK PERFORMER
• ONE STOP PIZZA SHOP
• Bids sought for demolition of old ‘Delano Garage’
• Who will make the plunge?
• Snow Groomers seek trail grooming help
• Pool Standings
• Cold Cats pick up two wins
• Oldsmobile Outdoor Club ‘Winterfest’ this weekend
• Deamud reaffirmed as Denton’s HLIB rep
• Houghton Lake community members look to the future at second forum
• JV ’Cats fall to Trojans, 35-33
• Trojans trump Bobcats, 56-30
• MACHO V-BALL
• Retirement not an end to work Air Force veteran Maass says
• PLAY ACTING
• Letters Policy
• Road commission excelled during storm
• Kudos to RCRC
• Bare pavement a ‘big negative’ for snowmobilers
• ‘Keep the Ten Commandments in school’
• ‘Being prepared has its advantages’
• Lincoln’s attitude can help keep us going
• Common sense
• The real winner
• Kids Count
• Adoptable Pets
• Joe D. Boyersmith
• Dorothy Jeanette “Jan” Morgan
• Michelle Lee Laginess
• Harry Plackowski
• Samuel Allumi
• Edith A. Johnson
• Employees suspects in Kmart embezzlement
• 83rd District Court
• Foster enters no contest plea to amended charge
• Plea entered in Hub embezzlement
• Drug suspect bound over
• Correction
• Thefts reported at end of January
• Kids Count shows decline in economic security for county
• Candidates file for May school board elections
• Let water run in Village
• CARNIVAL CANDIDATES
• Gerrish seeks to end assessment rumors
• RAPS Board down to three candidates for superintendent
• Push!
• Michelle Lee Laginess
• Dorothy Jeanette 'Jan' Morgan
• Village residents ask to keep water running
• Fourth quarter equals 39-35 win for Bucks
• ’Cats fall to Eagles in offensive battle 68-50
• HL cheerleaders dominate ‘Cheer at the Hive’
• Pool Standings
• Houghton Lake youth wrestlers compete at Meridian
• Better weather brings more fish to TUT’s second weekend
• ‘9-Pin No Tap Singles Tourney’ slated by HLUSBC
• Big four
• Bowling Highlights
• Bucks fourth at Northern Michigan Championships
• Depth aids Bobcats in JPC victory over Eagles
• TV Page
• MMCC releases Honors List
• MMCC offers financial aid, tax prep open house Feb 10
• SPECIAL VISITORS
• Rankin earns Hill nursing scholarship
• ‘Childhood Memories’ theme of RHS Winter Carnival
• HLMS ‘fueling up’ to play
• EMS class in session at Denton
• St. Vincent de Paul receives AED training
• South Branch Township
• Richfield Township Dept. of Public Safety
• Nester Township
• Markey Township
• What’s the difference between a paramedic and an EMT?
• Houghton Lake EMS
• Gerrish Township
• Lyon Township
• Denton Township
• Higgins Township
• Paramedics in training at Denton
• Tip-up Town 2011
• Missaukee County Recycling Center offers disposal tips
• ‘Meet the Candidates’ event planned
• TUT FUNDRAISER
• Grant awarded for Summer Concert Series in Roscommon
• Rendon plans office hours
• Racing fun
• ‘Red Green’ to perform at KCPA
• Reich artist of the month in Gladwin
• ‘Hearts for Hospice’ underway
• Action agency seeking volunteers
• Prom Fashion Show Feb. 10 at HLHS
• Blood drive slated in Roscommon
• Messiah Lutheran plans Feb. 9 dinner
• Pancake breakfast Sunday for Gulick family
• ‘CASUAL’ DONATION
• ‘Baby Pantry’ offers free clothing, items to families in need
• Board told Post to remain open
• COMMUNITY RECEPTION
• Murphy receives ‘satisfactory’ mid-year evaluation by board
• Bobcat frosh boys suffer losses
• Frosh ’Cats go 1-1
• Houghton Lake girls JV split two
• Cold Cats improve to 6-2
• JV Bobcats earn two victories
• TIP-UP TOWN SOFTBALL CHAMPS
• Free throws cost Bobcats at Pinconning in two-point loss
• BUCKS ON BOARD
• TUT 2011 best ever
• In Giles County, uphold religious freedom by taking Commandments down
• ‘Frequent Flyer’ points at church ATMs
• Any ideas?
• Habitat for Humanity in new location
• Stuart ‘Stu’ A. Stevens
• Helen Frances Carlson
• Howard Earl Hendrix
• Gerrish Planning Commission hears opinions on re-zoning
• Forum series on strategic planning begins
• ‘Near flawless’ first half equals win for ’Cats
• Seeks support for bill
• SMASHED
• 83rd District Court
• Lozon, Miller bound over on fraud charges
• School board candiates near filing deadline
• Candidate forms sent to hopefuls
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrests
• Woman may not have died in fire
• Better weather brings big crowd to Tip-up Town
• RAPS sets interviews for six candidates
• Stolen sleds recovered, three suspects arrested
• Winterfest, Snow Run this weekend in St. Helen
• Snomaggedon?
• Tip-up Town News Link
• Benkert resigns, RHS Football position open
• Scrapbook event to benefit Skeels
• Ancestry library research now offered at RADL
• BOOKED FOR LUNCH
• ‘Chocolate Extravaganza’ planned
• Arthritis classes offered at Rosco, HL senior centers
• THANKED BY FIREFIGHTERS
• Lake Township women to meet Feb.2
• R2C2 breakfast this Saturday at Playhouse
• Wertz Warriors reception slated for Monday
• PREVENTION GRANT
• ‘Bowl for Kids Sake’ slated here Feb. 12
• HELPING DOWN AT TIP-UP TOWN
• Tip-up Town
• TV Page
• Pool Standings
• Ice fishing contest cold start to TUT
• ‘Dirty Rats’ earns TUT softball on ice win
• READY TO JUMP
• Bucks place fifth at Gaylord
• Bucks blanked in first quarter in 54-36 loss to Gladwin
• Dunkle’s 27 points leads Farwell’s 58-45 win over Bucks
• Cold Cats earn two victories
• JV Bobcats lose two JPC cage games
• Akin keeps ‘Cats in chase
• ’Cat grapplers fall to Clare
• Bobcats break 700, place 1st
• Bowling Highlights
• Eagles soar over Bucks, 55-45
• ’Cats falter in second half, lose to Beaverton 52-43
• Bucks earn two wrestling victories at Meridian
• Second half effort equals win for ’Cats
• FAMILY ARTWORK
• Making the call of staying home
• TERRIFIC
• Master gardener class now forming
• Jury, Fiechtner to wed in July
• Allors celebrate 50th anniversary
• ‘Fifth Sunday Sing’ Sunday at Lake St. Helen Baptist
• VanHorn, Spencer to wed in March
• Son born to Banks, Church
• Budds name son Bentley
• Meigs name son Jory James
• Son, Colton, born to Grote
• Son born to Cornell, Johnson
• Daughter born to Hendershott, Laverty
• Eichstadt, Jones name daughter Lexus
• Hoeraufs name daughter Brooklyn
• Adoptable Pets
• FRUITS OF THE FIELD, IN AN AUTOMOTIVE SETTING
• New state teacher, principal evaluation requirements to cost RAPS
• Pool Standings
• Growing participation seen in Recreation Passport
• Youth wrestlers earn medals, sportsmanship award at Clare
• SNOWBANK LANDING
• Gerrish police warn residents to beware of telephone scam
• A LITTLE OFF THE TOP
• HLCS to join other districts in seeking special education millage increase
• Simply Singles plans breakfast gathering
• Car hits tree after lane change
• Khang set to face trial
• PLOWTRUCK MISHAP
• 34th Circuit Court
• Early morning fire destroys Higgins Lake family’s home
• State Police handle stolen snowmobile complaints
• New governors stumble over First Amendment
• Letters Policy
• Player continues to hold head high
• Lesson for youth: Hard work has its rewards
• Markey still a ‘messy world’
• Bottle deposit law should be extended
• Frosted fun
• Critical shortage
• Voices needed
• Corrections
• Memorial service for John Anthony Allumi
• Kenneth Vaughn Sr.
• Corena Ruth Turnbull
• Frances Helen Blass
• Charles Mikulay
• Dorothy Mae Consani
• George O. Webster
• Harlow James Valin
• Winifred Amelia Matheson
• Rev. Charles A. Darocy
• Theodore ‘Ted’ Goll
• 83rd District Court
• Fire destroys two South Branch homes
• County break-ins solved after arrests by task force
• Feb. 8 deadline for prospective school board members
• HL man dead, two injured in lake snowmobile accident
• WHAT’RE YOU CLOWNS DOING UP THERE?!
• Dedicated hunter finds Tip-up Town Medallion
• Winifred Amelia Matheson
• Charles Mikulay
• Corena Ruth Turnbull
• Dorothy Mae Consani
• George O. Webster
• Harlow James Valin
• Kenneth Vaughn Sr.
• Rev. Charles A. Darocy
• Monday Update: Snowmobile accident claims the life of a Houghton Lake man
• Meyer earns recognition from Albion
• TEACHING NON-VIOLENCE, ACCEPTANCE
• ‘ULTIMATE PARTY’
• School boards recognized in January
• Dankert earns degree from Baker
• Three on Michigan Tech dean’s List
• Cook graduates from CSU with honors
• JANUARY STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• School Based Health Centers advisory councils to meet
• ELEMENTARY BRANCH
• JOINING IN
• phAT-EEZ COMPASSION CENTER
• JOE’S CONEY ISLAND
• Ruden earns ‘CFP’ moniker
• PAPA’S BAIT
• Four Houghton Lake wrestlers on seven match win streak
• Youth wrestlers place nine at Essexville-Garber tourney
• Bucks bounced by Pioneers
• FAMILY SKAT E
• Bucks girls fall two short at Gladwin Friday, 45-43
• Slow start costs JV ’Cats in 31-28 loss to Mustangs
• Biggest walleye
• January Booster winners drawn
• Noreyko MVP at Wolf Pack tournament
• Bucks post best score at home
• ’Cats 1st at Farwell, 4th at Midland
• Giving it their all
• ’Cats fall to Mustangs
• Ryckman nets double-double in 57-44 loss to Mustangs
• HOT OFF THE PRESS
• Poets, comedians sought for fundraiser
• READY TO READ
• Dinner to benefit Eagle Village
• Irish Comedy Tour back for fourth year
• Messiah Lutheran plans two meals
• ‘Michigan’s White Pine Era’ program slated Sunday
• Sweater drive collects over 8,000 pieces
• First fod drive
• Buzzelli, Stander ‘booked’ for lunch
• CREDIT UNION CONTRIBUTION
• Violinist Gabriel Bolkosky to perform Jan. 28 at Kirtland
• Lady Firebirds split two games
• Pool Standings
• Bowling Highlights
• KCC men topple Alpena, Macomb
• ROLLING DOWN TO TIP-UP TOWN
• Cold Cats split at Fairview
• Pancake breakfast to raise funds for Relay for Life
• Ready to batle !
• SKIING WITH SOME HELP
• Team of Bassett, Kettelhut awaiting Tip-up Town ice fishing contest
• Training for officials on farm markets planned at Denton
• ‘Out of the Box’ workshop planned
• Bertsch retains RCRC chairman seat
• Trestle Park focus of joint meeting
• Contracts with deputies, 911 dispatchers inked by board
• Pep bandin’ at the basketbal game
• Diaper Bank a success in first year
• Letters Policy
• Hope life will be respected
• Defend life
• Officials try to make better community
• All should attend council meetings
• Generating jobs
• ‘No grudge’ says council member
• All athletes are winners
• Have some fun, come to Tip-up Town
• The state we’re in
• ‘Life’s a Beach’
• Jesse Norman Helmer
• Warren S. Weese
• Joseph William Pace
• Ruth Katherine Smith
• Rodney Lee Meyers
• Georgia K. ‘Katie’ Meyers
• Thomas Dale Smith
• Donna Doris Kamplain
• Theodore ‘Ted’ Goll
• R2C2 breakfast slated for Jan. 29
• FIRST PLACE
• Frances L. LeRoy
• Five deer hit in three days
• Fire destroys mobile home
• Marriage encounter weekend planned
• CCCA to offer winter picnic dinner
• Houghton Lake schools plan community forum Jan. 26
• 83rd District Court Magistrate
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• Lint art piece brings Higgins Lake artist cash, international recognition
• Jackson bound over on A.R.K. embezzlement charges
• Black ice blamed in patrol car accident
• ‘Life’s a Beach’ at the 2011 edition of Tip-up Town
• NO WORRIES FOR TSUNAMI SAM
• Tip-up Town starts Friday
• Joseph William Pace
• Ruth Katherine Smith
• Frances L. LeRoy
• Georgia K. 'Katie' Meyers
• Warren S. Weese
• A.R.K. hosting poker tourney
• Heating help available for MS patients
• SVDP among recipients of Northwestern donations
• Relay for Life event chair rallying volunteers for 2011 fundraiser
• Relay for Life plans Jan. 17 at American Legion
• ALL ABOUT TIP-UP TOWN
• Booher’s Senate office open, ready for business
• State Rep. Rendon opens office, announces contact info
• A.C.T. – N.O.W. to meet Jan. 17
• Shenanigan’s to host TUT fundraiser
• Lake Township women to meet Jan. 19
• Battle of the Books sign-up extended through Friday
• HELPING TEAM FAITH
• Wertz Warriors to pull into Houghton Lake Jan. 31
• Tip-up Town Tomfoolery
• TV Page
• Bowling Highlights
• PACK AND COMB
• Bobcat frosh fall to Clare, one short against Falcons
• Slow offensive output costs Bobcats victories
• Cold Cats even after first weekend
• ’Cats second quarter costly in 60-48 loss to Pioneers
• Four youth wrestlers finish first
• Slow start costly in Roscommon’s varsity cage loss to Hornets
• Bucks netters’ sportsmanship recognized by MHSAA
• Pool Standings
• Bobcats knocked down by Falcons
• Bobcats top team at Merrill
• Pioneers post double-digits in all four quarters to defeat ’Cats
• Bucks runners-up in own tourney
• Bobcats wrestle to middle of pack at Escanaba invite
• Bucks squash Hornets, 56-20
• Bucks top ’Cats to start JPC
• Correction
• National Forest Service to change firewood permits
• BACK ON THE TRAILS
• Outdoors Injured eagle rescued in Markey
• Davenport dean’s list includes four from area
• RMS seeks skis, snowshoes
• Scott graduates from Michigan Tech
• Serviss honored by Northwood
• Roscommon High School Honor Roll
• JANUARY STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Kirtland expands bookstore floor space, selections
• TWO MONTHS WORTH
• Adoptable Pets
• KCC, Alpena CC team up to fight cancer on basketball court
• Fourth quarter offense helps ’Cats sting Hornets, 65-45
• Freshman Bobcats lose three straight
• JV Bobcat boys return to victory after two losses
• Randall appointed to EMS Coordination Committee
• Blood drive Monday at St. John Lutheran
• Markey beginning search for fire chief
• Still time to offer input on search for new RAPS superintendent
• TUT help needed
• Blight ordinance amended in Lake Township
• Village discusses utility extension
• RINGING THE BELLS
• HLCS finance committee awaits funding answers from Lansing
• District goals come into view following small group work session
• Arlene J. Hummel
• Myrtle I. ‘Marge’ Hansen
• Marian Ann Hartshorn
• Letters Policy
• New Year’s complaints
• Political agenda?
• Advocate for students
• Vigilance on the road saves lives
• New pill takes bother out of salvation
• Dignified debate lacking in political dialogue
• Shared idea
• Lived his faith
• Help wanted
• Harold C. Ross
• Richard L. Osburn
• Matthew Gruza
• Gertrude I. Laverty Oster
• J. Lee Nylander
• Shirley I. Totten
• Lois G. Weinel
• Lois Ann Cumming
• Elmer Sikkema
• Josiah E. Chess
• Feb. 8 is filing deadline for prospective school board members
• Theft from motel being investigated
• Traffic stop results in marijuana bust
• Ice fisherman found unresponsive on Houghton Lake
• 34th Circuit Court
• 83rd District Court
• Gerrish Township to seek full assessing review
• Arizona shooting victims have relatives at Houghton Lake
• SLOWING IT DOWN
• State Police make arrest in $18,000 plus embezzlement
• Snowmobilers saved after falling through Higgins ice
• Sullivan, Ice Tea Party to lead TUT
• Richard L. Osburn
• Lois Ann Cumming
• Matthew Gruza
• Snowmobilers saved from Higgins ice
• Ice Tea Party, Sullivan to lead Tip-upTown 2011
• Elmer Sikkema
• Ice fisherman found unresponsive on Houghton Lake
• Lois G. Weinel
• J. Lee Nylander
• Myrtle I. 'Marge' Hansen
• Gertrude I. Laverty Oster
• Big Brothers Big Sisters of Lakes in beginning stages, to fundraise
• Murphy to meet with community in series of upcoming meetings
• Second Peanut Butter & Jam slated Jan. 14
• A STEP CLOSER
• Mercy to offer hospice training
• MMCC Community Theatre to hold auditions for ‘Drinking Habits’
• Blood drive Jan. 19 at KCC
• Financial goals workshop planned
• Rosco Aviators Radio Control Club to hold food drive
• Mercy Hospice to offer ‘confident caregiver’ sessions
• Kirtland Garden Club to meet
• ‘Look Good...Feel Better’ sessions planned at Mercy
• ‘Super-Crafting Saturday’ planned Feb. 5 in Markey
• Mercy Hospice seeks help sewing bears
• Helping people eat
• ABWA ‘crop and shop’ Jan. 15 at Playhouse
• TRAIN CLUB DRAWING WINER
• Celebrating five generations
• Fox, Dummer plan summer 2012 wedding
• New bill allows 16-year-olds to become blood donors
• Browns celebrate 50 years of marriage
• Story of Cook’s recovery from brain injury featured on Mary Free Bed site
• Sommers celebrate 60th wedding anniversary Jan. 19
• TV Page
• Pool Standings
• TUT 5k deadline nears
• HLHS frosh boys trumped by Trojans
• Korbinski gets advice from NASCAR pro
• Bowling Highlights
• Huron-Manistee National Forests to accept public comment
• Bald eagle deaths from vehicular trauma on rise
• THE HOT HOLE
• Skiing available in state parks, forests, recreation areas
• Snowshoe hikes to be offered at Hartwick Pines
• Sheriff Stevenson offers snowmobile safety tips for riders this season
• DNRE Director Becky Humphries bids adieu to state government
• Kirtland’s Warbler exceeds recovery goal
• PADDLING INTO THE MIST
• Burn barrel ban begins April 1
• Bowman retires after in real estate
• Adoptable Pets
• Penfield leads frosh ’Cats over Vikings
• Bobcat JV girls post 5-point win
• Pool Standings
• 100 miles in 100 days indoor exercise starts at RHS Jan. 17
• Panthers bounce Bucks
• Kalamazoo’s Carey named Scholar All-American
• Unforced turnovers, second shots cost Bobcats in loss to Grayling
• Vikings’ offense too much for ’Cats
• ‘WISHES TO HEAVEN’
• Benefit planned Jan. 14 for Ripke, Macon families
• Rosco library sports new sign
• No one fights alone
• Old 27 perfect tank test site
• A little more maintenance won’t hurt
• Let’s try to get along with each other
• Another tradition gone
• OUTSTANDING SERVICE
• A Tennessee mosque, a good American story
• Mail theft reported in Lake Township
• Memorial Donation
• Roscommon Township agrees to pay share of recycling study
• Marie Louise Wambach
• Jennifer Lin Mulvihill
• Mary Ann Kregear
• Ernest L. Hurst
• Leo J. Mikolaiczik
• Robin Marie Lagenburg
• Violet Elizabeth Albrecht
• Lee D. Syckle
• Customers urged to keep meters easily accessible
• Ask the Trooper
• 83rd District Court Magistrate
• 83rd District Court
• BACK STREET CRASH
• 34th Circuit Court
• Schneider unanimous choice to chair county commission
• Troopers nab car thieves from Gladwin
• Ice Tea Party candidates spoiling for a fight
• TUT kicks off Saturday
• Interim Markey board ‘cleans the slate’
• Marie Louise Wambach
• Marie Louise Wambach
• Robin Marie Langenburg
• Robin Marie Langenburg
• Violet Elizabeth Albrecht
• Lee D. Syckle
• Ernest L. Hurst
• Leo J. Mikolaiczik
• Mary Ann Kregear
• TV Page
• SHARING STORIES
• Designing Bobcat Pride
• Houghton Lake Middle School Student Stories
• Highlighting Student Achievement at Houghton Lake Community Schools
• Pool Standings
• Allison earns spot in KCC history as All-American
• Bucks cold start equals home loss to Falcons
• Regional champions
• 2010 brings titles, new events to sports scene
• HERE WE COME A-CAROLING
• Homebuyer’s workshop offered
• Son born to Loesser, Hodges
• Daughter born to Bird, Sutton
• Daughter born to Irland, Pallas
• Son born to Rice, Hubbard
• Harrisons name son Luke Michael
• CELTIC CELEBRATION
• Volunteers sought for neighbor, other programs
• Caudle, Hancock wed in October ceremony
• Weekend designed for women to explore outdoors
• New Year’s paddle a tradition on AuSable River
• MASTER ANGLER BLUEGILL
• Dora B. Plant
• Lee D. Syckle
• Clarence Richard ‘Dick’ Rochon
• Legislators thanked by cormorant committee
• Trystan Vincent Dunn
• Roma Lee Koschtial
• John Lee Stockton
• Behind the scenes at TOPS
• Walleye fry production levels to increase
• Train speeds to increase through Roscommon
• Volunteer hosts needed at state parks, forest campgrounds
• TUT grand marshal to sign book Jan. 8 at BookWorm, kick-off
• Best apple pie sought
• Fifty-three youth finish snowmobile safety training
• Trial set in abuse case
• Response to son’s accident appreciated
• Boosters thanked for funding
• Lake Women’s Club to meet
• Simply Singles to meet Jan. 12
• INVITE
• Auditions slated for GAFT’s Nunsense’
• Suicide prevention workshop slated
• SANTA’S HABITAT
• DOES 2011 off icers
• Tootsie roll drive
• Zumba’ at Curves
• Teams forming for 2011 Battle of the Books contest
• 14TH YEAR OF FOOD
• RAPS superintendent search forums scheduled for Jan. 5
• Seiler’s ice park now open
• Film features former Houghton Lake resident
• New decade brings plenty of news
• From Africa to Norway
• RAPS superintendent search forums scheduled for Jan. 5
• Scaffolding collapse kills Prudenville man
• Fun at Parker’s Ice Park
• Photos from the pages of the Resorter in 2010.
• Phi Theta Kappa Inductees
• RINGING WRESTLERS
• KCC names honors students
• FOURTH GRADE GRANDMA
• ‘Beauty and the Beast cast’ announced
• DECEMBER STUDENTS
• PLANNER GIFTS
• Good people, good things found in county
• Pricing folly
• Another year’s end
• 83rd District Court Magistrate
• 34th Circuit Court
• NEW SALES ASSOCIATE
• IRS offers year end tax tips for charitable giving
• NEW JCPENNEY CATALOG CENTER
• NCACU offers free ‘Just file it!’ income tax program
• Unemployed can claim benefits throughout holidays
• Hart joins rotary
• Clarence Richard 'Dick' Rochon
• John Lee Stockton
• TV Page
• Pool Standings
• SENIORS TAP BASKETBALL EXPERIENCE FOR PROJECT
• Successful Saturday for youth wrestlers in Bay City tourney
• Booster winners
• Bobcats’ boards, defense beat Bucks
• Bucks edge Bobcats by one point
• Junior girls down rival Bucks by 10
• Bucks roll to 12 point win over Bobcats
• Bobcat’s offense sputters in loss at ‘Palace’ to Trojans
• Venue Victory
• Bobcat boys drop three straight JV contests
• Bobcat matmen score wins at Farwell tourney Dec. 18
• A perfect 300
• KCC, Hanson Hills offer ski class
• Bobcats bounce Blazers, 63-52
• TV Page
• Pool Standings
• SENIORS TAP BASKETBALL EXPERIENCE FOR PROJECT
• Successful Saturday for youth wrestlers in Bay City tourney
• Booster winners
• Bobcats’ boards, defense beat Bucks
• Bucks edge Bobcats by one point
• Junior girls down rival Bucks by 10
• Bucks roll to 12 point win over Bobcats
• Bobcat’s offense sputters in loss at ‘Palace’ to Trojans
• Venue Victory
• Bobcat boys drop three straight JV contests
• Bobcat matmen score wins at Farwell tourney Dec. 18
• A perfect 300
• KCC, Hanson Hills offer ski class
• Bobcats bounce Blazers, 63-52
• Correction
• Carl L. Forton
• Eileen E. Rogner
• Mabel C. Hurd
• Clarence Richard ‘Dick’ Rochon
• William James Miller
• Elizabeth M. (Woodford) Kleiner
• Marion C. Oles
• Joy R. Sprague
• Foreign exchange students experiencing first Christmas
• Post offices announce holiday hours
• Madrigal Dinner brings Middle Ages to RHS
• MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU
• St. Helen school’s land released from DNR restriction
• Canoe building classes to start
• Honoring Wallace wright
• Adoptable Pets
• Horse fence reported damaged
• Abusing prescription drugs deadly
• Pleased man ‘in our home was the same man you all knew’
• Health department closed for holidays
• Tax-Aide program assistance sought
• NMCAA seeking volunteer preparers
• BUILDING BOOST from chemical bank
• Does awards
• HISTORICAL QUILT
• NEW MEMBER
• MSU Extension to offer family nutrition series
• SVDP to take holiday break
• Helping young readers
• PUTTING IT TOGETHER
• TUT help needed; Ice Tea Party announces slate
• BOOSTER CLUB DONATES TO SCOUTS
• BOBCATS HIT THE BIG FLOOR
• RAPS to back COOR millage bid
• Dam repair pricetags estimated at $1.5 million
• BOY IN BLUE
• ‘Out of hand’ decorating habit delights passersby
• Alumni give feedback on college preparation
• VOCAL SELECTIONS
• Making Music
• HOLIDAY SINGERS
• Holiday music at the library
• EAGLES HELP H.O.P.E.
• THE MOST WONDERFUL DAY
• 40 CELL PHONES
• SNOWFLAKES!
• DOGGY DONATION
• STUDENT FOOD CONTRIBUTION
• WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS
• UNSTUFFING
• Christmas trees can be recycled
• PROVIDING COMFORT
• detectives in training
• HELPING HANDS
• G’s Pizzeria to offer free dinner on Christmas Day
• THANK YOU, SANTA!
• GIVING SANTA A HAND
• Eagles Christmas Party
• FANCY HATS
• BOOK PARTY
• THE MOST IMPORTANT PART
• LUNCH WITH SANTA
• Heroes step up for better Christmas
• DELICATE PROCESS
• Spreading Good News
• Registration for KCC begins Jan. 5
• Support for People to People trip sought
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• MelCat is now at the Rosco Area District Library
• VOICE OF A GENERATION
• GOT BREAKFAST?
• ‘State of the art’ is future antiquity
• CALM Act!
• Christmas remembered
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• Correction
• Carl L. Forton
• Eileen E. Rogner
• Mabel C. Hurd
• Clarence Richard ‘Dick’ Rochon
• William James Miller
• Elizabeth M. (Woodford) Kleiner
• Marion C. Oles
• Natural to celebrate at Christmas
• Among the losers
• Joy R. Sprague
• Foreign exchange students experiencing first Christmas
• MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU
• Madrigal Dinner brings Middle Ages to RHS
• Post offices announce holiday hours
• St. Helen school’s land released from DNR restriction
• Canoe building classes to start
• Honoring Wallace wright
• Adoptable Pets
• Horse fence reported damaged
• Abusing prescription drugs deadly
• Pleased man ‘in our home was the same man you all knew’
• Health department closed for holidays
• Tax-Aide program assistance sought
• NMCAA seeking volunteer preparers
• BUILDING BOOST from chemical bank
• HISTORICAL QUILT
• SVDP to take holiday break
• Helping young readers
• NEW MEMBER
• MSU Extension to offer family nutrition series
• Does awards
• PUTTING IT TOGETHER
• TUT help needed; Ice Tea Party announces slate
• BOOSTER CLUB DONATES TO SCOUTS
• BOBCATS HIT THE BIG FLOOR
• RAPS to back COOR millage bid
• Dam repair pricetags estimated at $1.5 million
• BOY IN BLUE
• ‘Out of hand’ decorating habit delights passersby
• Alumni give feedback on college preparation
• VOCAL SELECTIONS
• Making Music
• HOLIDAY SINGERS
• Holiday music at the library
• EAGLES HELP H.O.P.E.
• THE MOST WONDERFUL DAY
• 40 CELL PHONES
• SNOWFLAKES!
• DOGGY DONATION
• STUDENT FOOD CONTRIBUTION
• WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS
• UNSTUFFING
• Christmas trees can be recycled
• PROVIDING COMFORT
• detectives in training
• HELPING HANDS
• G’s Pizzeria to offer free dinner on Christmas Day
• THANK YOU, SANTA!
• GIVING SANTA A HAND
• Eagles Christmas Party
• BOOK PARTY
• THE MOST IMPORTANT PART
• FANCY HATS
• LUNCH WITH SANTA
• Heroes step up for better Christmas
• DELICATE PROCESS
• Spreading Good News
• Registration for KCC begins Jan. 5
• Support for People to People trip sought
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• MelCat is now at the Rosco Area District Library
• VOICE OF A GENERATION
• GOT BREAKFAST?
• ‘State of the art’ is future antiquity
• Christmas remembered
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• Natural to celebrate at Christmas
• Among the losers
• CALM Act!
• William James Miller
• Carl L. Forton
• Mabel C. Hurd
• Joy R. Sprague
• Eileen E. Rogner
• Elizabeth M. (Woodford) Kleiner
• Marion C. Oles
• TV Page
• Winter storm postpones sports
• Meadows first half performance leads Bucks over Beavers 49-33
• ’Cats to play on Pistons’ home court Sunday
• Bucks start season perfect in dual meets
• Bobcats second in opener
• ’Cats have no answer for Eagles in 52-26 loss
• Bucks drop to 0-2 with 46-40 home loss to Beavers
• Bobcats down Eagles in season opener 41-37
• AIDING YOUTH SOCCER
• Junior Bobcats chalk up wins
• Bobcat frosh use second quarter defense to pull away from G’s
• Last-second 3-pointer gives ‘Cats victory over G’s 54-51
• OH, NIGHT DIVINE
• ‘Christmas Worship Experience’ to take place at Soul’s Harbor
• St. Onge graduates from basic training
• Cookie walk planned at Messiah Lutheran
• Winter clothing, volunteers sought by SVDP
• Christmas cookies gift for brother
• Celtic Eucharist planned at St. Elizabeth’s Sunday
• Shieldses to celebrate 50 years of marriage
• Irene M. Niedowicz
• Gertrude L. Curtis
• Gary C. Racicot
• Dorthey Irene ‘Dottie’ Patterson-Tepatti
• William Patrick ‘Pat’ MacMillan
• Eugene C. Balewski
• David C. Melloh
• Denice E. Detmer
• Robert Lawrence Perry
• Mark Douglas Thatcher
• Frances H. Jury
• CCW course set
• Volunteers thanked for ‘trailblazing’ work by club
• Frosh Bobcats start boys at 1-1
• Eagles soar over JV ’Cats 50-34
• Bowling Highlights
• SHARPSHOOTERS
• Bobcats drop two, compete in tournaments
• RIDES TO 3RD PLACE FINISH
• Pool Standings
• Townline Creek Bridge reopens
• Adoptable Pets
• Richfield library seeks board member
• Stolen horse found dead
• Houghton Lake band, choirs to present mix of music
• ALL SEASON DECORATOR
• Glass-bottom boat tours approved
• Wybraniec to lead juvenile center
• Scams up during holidays
• Fill the boat for project hope
• Houghton Lake United Methodist Church to feature live nativity
• New provider joins School Based Health Center staff
• TOYS FOR TOYS
• Family history workshop offered at RADL
• Life-saving, department awards presented
• Ask the Trooper
• Valko demands prelim on embezzlement, fraud charges
• Became ‘instant fans’ of Schicker
• An honor to represent 35th
• Roscommon Women’s Club to meet Dec. 18
• Lunch with Santa, swiss steak dinner planned
• Winter gymnastic classes planned
• ‘Super-Crafting Saturday’ planned Feb. 5 in Markey
• Visit Santa Dec. 22 at Habitat ReStore
• Surprise DONATION BRINGS TEARS OF JOY
• Association donates to area art causes
• KNIGHTS DONATE
• UNITED WAY BOARD FOR 2011
• BIKERS TO HOPE
• WINTERFEST BUTTON
• Music, card making planned Friday at library
• Library gifts bring benefits
• Chemical Bank, Lions Club collecting mittens for Michigan
• WINTERFEST DESIGNS
• Project Blue Light honors fallen heroes
• Mini-review spurs corrective action in Gerrish
• COLD AND QUIET
• Power restored Monday night
• Newly hired Village manager on the job
• Markey reverts to previous fire ordinance, stops sewer refunds
• AFTERNOON FIRE DESTROYS HOME
• A shiny trombone
• Goodwin honor student at CMU
• ‘Beauty and the Beast’ cast to be announced at HLHS
• Eva named Sperry Award winner
• ALL WRAPPED UP
• Boals earns Dow excellence’ award
• Six earn degrees from CMU
• Marketing class to host Christmas dance
• KEY CLUB RALLY
• Roscommon Middle School honor roll
• STANDING UP
• STAR SCRIBS
• Superintendent forums rescheduled
• North Central Area Credit Union opens ‘Bobcat Branch’ at HLMS
• Health Care OD
• Gives thanks for Bill of Rights
• Intolerant, uptight may mean missed connection
• Camp appointment
• 83rd District Court
• Gary C. Racicot
• Robert Lawrence Perry
• Eugene C. Balewski
• David C. Melloh
• Denice E. Detmer
• Frances H. Jury
• William Patrick 'Pat' MacMillan
• Winter Wonderland
• Gertrude L. Curtis
• Irene M. Niedowicz
• TV Page
• Firebirds take one of three
• Bowling Highlights
• Firebirds fall to Columbus, beat Schoolcraft by 12
• Pool Standings
• HL girls 4-H basketball sign-up underway
• HOOP SHOOT WINNERS
• Bucks ‘run out of gas’ on the road to fall to 1-1
• Bobcats sixth at Pinconning
• Fourth quarter plagues junior ’Cats at Beaverton
• GOLF OUTING PROCEEDS
• Bobcats, Bucks teams have reason to cheer
• Young Bucks cagers will depend on size and speed
• Bobcats look ahead to season with optimism, eye Palace date
• Bobcats suffer two losses to start mat season
• Bucks open with second place at Corunna Invite
• Free sporting events boost student, parent attendance
• Bobcats late efforts fail in Beaverton battle, 42-39
• Bucks earn season’s first victory over Vikings 47-35
• Smalley, G’s soar over ’Cats
• Pool Standings
• JV ’Cats fall to G’s
• Camp CoBeAc plans live nativity scene
• Bucks open season with loss to a very talented’ Grayling squad, 80-42
• ‘Then Jesus Came’ to be presented by First Baptist
• French toast breakfast Saturday
• Son born to Smith, Haygood
• Son born to Swanson, Byers
• St. John Lutheran to present puppet ministry program
• Danielski, Westervelt wed in Frankenmuth
• ST. VINCENT CHRISTMAS
• Helping make Christmas ‘Merry’
• FEET AND SEAT
• Daughter born to Wilson, Harding
• Roscommon County Christian Choir to present Christmas cantata
• First Caribou
• FIRST DEER
• Marsha Carrollyn Angell
• Frank Arthur Kline
• Florence A. McLain
• Glen Edward Eggert Sr.
• Frances H. Jury
• Maximillian Cleveland Zubeck Jr.
• Helen J. Keyser
• Herbert Alden Ostrander
• Eva E. Roberts
• David H. Ripke Jr.
• Lois Jean Burbeck
• Glenn Earl Schicker
• CCCA to offer Medicare review assistance
• HLLA plans Christmas party
• Garden club to meet at Timbers
• County GOP elects officers
• Library hosting card-making workshop
• Third quarter rally not enough as Bucks fall by three to Meridian
• CCCA to hold Christmas Dinner
• Grayling Moose plan visit with Santa
• Sunday morning liquor sales OK for now in Roscommon Township
• Office manager to be arraigned on embezzlement, drug charges
• Markey appoints full board at special meeting Dec. 6
• New Santa House
• Lawsuit filed against deputy following ‘WinterFest’ accident
• Christmas tree grinched on North Shore
• MID-DAY CRUNCH
• No injuries reported in Friday accidents
• Police chief reports stolen car
• Consolidation group closing mailbox
• Help plan Relay for Life
• Some donations nearing expiration dates
• WAL MART FOR TOYS FOR TOTS
• Benefit planned Saturday for Browns
• Richfield seeking CERT volunteers
• Shelter plans shot clinics, new pet licenses available
• Dinner at Markey Church to benefit Schickers
• RECITAL DAY
• Talented Artists
• Simply Singles gathering for lunch
• Roscommon Area Public Library hosting crafts in December
• Boik to sing at Houghton Lake Public Library Dec. 17 event
• Blood drive Monday in Roscommon
• OLLS plans craft show Saturday
• ‘DRIVE ONE’ DRIVE
• NEW PRINTER AND MORE
• ‘Project Blue Light’ slated Dec. 11 at RHS
• SHOWING OFF HER CRAFT
• A COLD DAY FOR WINDSURFING
• MODEL TRAINS
• BUCK PRIDE
• WELCOME TO ROSCOMMON, SANTA
• SPECIAL HANDLING
• Council extends offer for Village manager
• A.R.K. treasurer arraigned on charges of embezzlement
• Veteran Resorter writer Glenn Schicker dies
• Houghton Lake man killed in M-55 accident
• Denton’s Trestle Park receives trust fund development grant
• What do you want for Christmas?
• CONCERT PRACTICE
• Forums planned as superintendent search begins
• NOVEMBER STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP
• RES to present Christmas concerts
• FAMILY FUNCTION
• CELL PHONES FOR SOLDIERS
• Ford to present anti-bullying message at HLCS
• Mentor, friend will remain with coworkers
• Remembering Glenn Schicker
• Make It Plain - Current events from a Christian point of view
• Writing the vision and making it plain
• Glenn Schicker
• 83rd District Court
• Resorter reporter Glenn E. Schicker dies
• Eva E. Roberts
• Marsha Carrollyn Angell
• Helen J. Keyser
• Florence A. McLain
• TV Page
• TV Page
• Tickets available for Bobcats Dec. 19 game at Palace
• Wrestling Bucks set sights high despite graduation losses
• Snowmobile safety class planned Dec. 11 in Rosco
• Carey earns All-MIAA honors
• Numbers, energy equal optimism for Bobcat wrestlers
• Tickets available for Bobcats Dec. 19 game at Palace
• Wrestling Bucks set sights high despite graduation losses
• Snowmobile safety class planned Dec. 11 in Rosco
• Carey earns All-MIAA honors
• Numbers, energy equal optimism for Bobcat wrestlers
• Senior leadership to pace Bucks
• Hardworking ’Cats look to be competitive
• Senior leadership to pace Bucks
• Hardworking ’Cats look to be competitive
• Teammates and Brothers
• Teammates and Brothers
• RHS girl goes racing
• JV ’Cats topped by Blue Blazers
• RHS girl goes racing
• JV ’Cats topped by Blue Blazers
• ’Cats fall to red hot Blazers in 86-33 in season opener
• ’Cats fall to red hot Blazers in 86-33 in season opener
• Winter sports season underway
• Health department offering walk-in flu shot clinics
• GIRL SCOUTS THANK LIBRARY
• Winter sports season underway
• Health department offering walk-in flu shot clinics
• GIRL SCOUTS THANK LIBRARY
• Daughter born to Johnson, Rutherford
• Daughter born to Johnson, Rutherford
• Kletts name daughter Alexandria
• BASKET OPTION BENEFITS RELAY
• Kletts name daughter Alexandria
• BASKET OPTION BENEFITS RELAY
• Does Acting Now
• Advent services every Wednesday at Messiah Lutheran
• Carlson, Nutt to wed June 18
• Does Acting Now
• Advent services every Wednesday at Messiah Lutheran
• Carlson, Nutt to wed June 18
• Kearns, Krawczynski wed in Clare
• Free throw contest planned in Rosco
• Kearns, Krawczynski wed in Clare
• Free throw contest planned in Rosco
• Pool Standings
• Bowling Highlights
• DONATI ON TO DUCKS UNLIMITED
• Pool Standings
• Bowling Highlights
• DONATI ON TO DUCKS UNLIMITED
• THIRD DAY SUCCESS
• THIRD DAY SUCCESS
• SEVEN-POINTER
• HIS BIGGEST BUCK
• SEVEN-POINTER
• HIS BIGGEST BUCK
• Rifle, archery programs starting up at Sportsmen’s Club
• BROTHERS OF THE EIGHT POINT
• Rifle, archery programs starting up at Sportsmen’s Club
• BROTHERS OF THE EIGHT POINT
• Memorial service for Verda L. Joyner
• Memorial service for Verda L. Joyner
• Kenneth R. Davis
• Kenneth R. Davis
• Lila J. Schultz
• Lila J. Schultz
• Terry E. Flick
• Isadore A. Satkowiak
• Adoptable Pets
• Anna Mae Look
• Florence A. McLain
• Terry E. Flick
• Isadore A. Satkowiak
• Adoptable Pets
• Anna Mae Look
• Florence A. McLain
• SHIP-SHAPE
• SHIP-SHAPE
• MDOT reminds drivers to respect winter road conditions
• ‘Lunch Bunch’ to meet Dec. 8
• St. Helen Snowpackers named ‘club of the year’ by MSA
• MDOT reminds drivers to respect winter road conditions
• ‘Lunch Bunch’ to meet Dec. 8
• St. Helen Snowpackers named ‘club of the year’ by MSA
• St. Helen DDA ‘finally getting somewhere’
• EARLY ICE
• St. Helen DDA ‘finally getting somewhere’
• EARLY ICE
• Bid accepted on former HL Ambulance building
• Fireworks meeting fizzles
• Village expected to hire manager at Dec. 6 meeting
• Bid accepted on former HL Ambulance building
• Fireworks meeting fizzles
• Village expected to hire manager at Dec. 6 meeting
• CHRISTMAS TAKING OFF!
• CHRISTMAS TAKING OFF!
• R2C2 annual meeting Dec. 9 at Coyles
• Robb leaves juvenile center, interim directors named
• Tip-up Town volunteers sought for 2011 event
• R2C2 annual meeting Dec. 9 at Coyles
• Robb leaves juvenile center, interim directors named
• Tip-up Town volunteers sought for 2011 event
• Miniature horse reported stolen
• Miniature horse reported stolen
• Son shoots himself in the foot while in tree stand
• Victim Services Unit gearing up to provide assistance
• State Police investigate frauds
• CRACKED AT THE CRACK
• Son shoots himself in the foot while in tree stand
• Victim Services Unit gearing up to provide assistance
• State Police investigate frauds
• CRACKED AT THE CRACK
• Israel only friend in the Middle East
• Skating on Michigan income tax irks writer
• Keep lights up for Tip-up Town
• Program highlighted billionaires’ taxes
• Israel only friend in the Middle East
• Skating on Michigan income tax irks writer
• Keep lights up for Tip-up Town
• Program highlighted billionaires’ taxes
• ‘Stop...and turn right’
• ‘Stop...and turn right’
• Participation makes Tip-up Town fun, join in the fun
• Registration open for winter ‘Camp Warm Hearts’ Feb. 4-6
• AMVETS to host annual children’s Christmas party
• Participation makes Tip-up Town fun, join in the fun
• Registration open for winter ‘Camp Warm Hearts’ Feb. 4-6
• AMVETS to host annual children’s Christmas party
• Gingerbread house contest sponsored by Riviera, Matthew’s
• Helping out community
• Blood drive to be held Dec. 13 in Roscommon
• Jim Witter brings ‘Christmas Memories’ to KCPA Saturday
• Sweaters still sought during drive
• St. Nicholas Feast planned Dec. 6
• St. Helen Legion plans breakfast
• Gingerbread house contest sponsored by Riviera, Matthew’s
• Helping out community
• Blood drive to be held Dec. 13 in Roscommon
• Sweaters still sought during drive
• Jim Witter brings ‘Christmas Memories’ to KCPA Saturday
• St. Nicholas Feast planned Dec. 6
• St. Helen Legion plans breakfast
• RHS choirs to host ‘Madrigal Dinner’
• Gearing up for TUT
• HLLA plans Christmas potluck
• RHS choirs to host ‘Madrigal Dinner’
• Gearing up for TUT
• HLLA plans Christmas potluck
• ‘Make & Take’ planned Saturday
• Happenings ‘Pick ’N Choose’ cookie sale Friday
• SUPPORTING PB&J
• ‘Make & Take’ planned Saturday
• Happenings ‘Pick ’N Choose’ cookie sale Friday
• SUPPORTING PB&J
• ‘Santa Parade’ winners selected
• RIDING RUDOLPH
• ‘Santa Parade’ winners selected
• RIDING RUDOLPH
• Historical society open house part of Christmas in the Village
• Balcom light display viewable nightly until New Year’s
• Historical society open house part of Christmas in the Village
• Balcom light display viewable nightly until New Year’s
• Volunteers step up for annual Thanksgiving memorial dinner
• Volunteers step up for annual Thanksgiving memorial dinner
• 33rd Christmas in the Village festivities start Friday
• 33rd Christmas in the Village festivities start Friday
• KCC board hikes pay of president
• TWO INJURED AT SLIPPERY INTERSECTION
• KCC board hikes pay of president
• TWO INJURED AT SLIPPERY INTERSECTION
• OLLS STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• OLLS STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• HELPING TO STUFF THE BUS
• HELPING TO STUFF THE BUS
• RMS book fair open until Friday
• PERFECT ATTENDANCE
• HLHS’s Printiss advances in statewide math competition
• FSU releases summer academic honors list
• RMS band, choir to present Christmas concerts
• RMS book fair open until Friday
• PERFECT ATTENDANCE
• HLHS’s Printiss advances in statewide math competition
• FSU releases summer academic honors list
• RMS band, choir to present Christmas concerts
• RHS band, choirs plan Christmas performance
• RES students to present Christmas concerts
• HELPING CLASS OF 2012
• YOU MATTER
• RHS band, choirs plan Christmas performance
• RES students to present Christmas concerts
• HELPING CLASS OF 2012
• YOU MATTER
• 4-H cross country skiing begins Jan. 4
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• 4-H cross country skiing begins Jan. 4
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Take it from Dr. Seuss: God loves us
• Take it from Dr. Seuss: God loves us
• Stuff the bus
• Five days to go
• 34th Circuit Court
• 83rd District Court
• THE FLOORING CENTER
• Stuff the bus
• Five days to go
• 34th Circuit Court
• 83rd District Court
• THE FLOORING CENTER
• Barber installed as past president of state home builders association
• Barber installed as past president of state home builders association
• Kenneth R. Davis
• Anna Mae Look
• Isadore A. Satkowiak
• Lila J. Schultz
• TV Page
• Bobcats to play at Palace
• Spartan women to honor 4-H programs
• ALL CONFERENCE BUCKS
• RUNNING FOR A SPOT
• First-half struggles doom Firebirds at LCC
• RECOGNIZED BY LEAGUE
• All conference juniors
• four seniors AND four first teamERS
• Gerow stars for KCC in loss to Lansing, 60-53
• ALL CONFERENCE BOBCATS
• Pool Standings
• ROOM FULL OF PAIN
• Toms graduates from Army training
• FRIEND-RAISING
• Wagner, Diaz to wed May 16
• Appreciation lunch
• Snowmobile class offered in Missaukee
• Snowpackers to host snowmobile safety class
• EYE IN THE SKY
• PIEBALD BUCK
• BIGGEST RACK
• CANADIAN BUCK
• FATHER AND SON BUCKS
• HISTORIC BUCK POLE
• Review safety tips before hitting trails
• Sharon M. Sawyer
• Verda L. Joyner
• Joseph W. Juras
• Melvin C. Huntley
• Norman P. Gurnee
• Beverly L. Nester
• Adoptable Pets
• 1,000 Miles for Michigan
• State fire marshal urges ‘cooking with caution’
• MICHIGAN’S BEST
• Where’s page D8?
• Three village manager candidates to undergo second round of interviews
• Nihls named HLCS finance director
• RHS Chamber Choir to present madigral dinner Dec. 17-18
• Benefit dinner planned for Crowe
• Audit report shows RAPS in ‘good shape’ financially
• H.O.P.E. DONATION
• Infant health program offered by CMDHD
• Fraudulent credit card purchase reported
• COOPERATIVE EFFORT
• Correction
• Energy to cook turkey day dinner a good value
• Houghton Lake Post sharing commander with Cadillac
• Board did ‘great disservice’ to township
• Musical Combination
• Republicans to meet for Christmas dinner Dec. 7
• Tip-Up Town prep underway, parade deadline nears
• B-I-N-G-O
• Genealogy center has new hours
• RCCF gives to CBN
• ‘Pinecone Ball’ slated Dec. 4 Hartwick Pines
• Volunteers sought to assist low-income with tax prep
• Giving them HOPE
• ‘Financially fit’ workshop offered in Cadillac
• VETERANS MEMORIAL FUND DONATION
• ‘Stuff the Bus’ Dec. 10-12
• TURKEYS FOR MEALS
• ‘Sponsor of the month’ offered by Artesia
• COATS FOR KIDS AUCTION
• Dear Santa…
• Russ Graham Memorial dinner being readied for Thanksgiving Day
• St. Helen, Markey plan to light Christmas trees
• Officers investigating shooting of ‘threatened’ trumpeter swan
• New Markey appointees to be ‘reappointed’
• HO! HO! HO!
• Turkey Flop
• POTTER PARTY
• CMDHD offering free AIDS testing
• Community Education students make honor roll
• Student Art winner
• BIG BAD
• Roscommon County 13th in Nov. 2 voter turnout
• Time to share food and smiles
• In the Thanksgiving Spirit
• Sharia scare threatens religious freedom
• Summer road projects completed, road commission gearing for winter
• Be grateful, voice thanks for blessings
• Happy giving thanks
• 83rd District Court
• Norman P. Gurnee
• Melvin C. Huntley
• Verda L. Joyner
• Sharon M. Sawyer
• Beverly L. Nester
• Spartan truck overturns in Prudenville
• Joseph W. Juras
• TV Page
• November Booster winners drawn
• Carter’s contract not renewed by HLCS
• Bobcats to play on Pistons’ home floor in Dec. 19 game
• Bucks top Blue Devils 3-1 in semifinal
• Bucks’ season ends in Regional finals
• Pool Standings
• Free throw contest planned in Rosco
• Kirtland women head home from cage tourney winless
• Kirtland upsets No. 5 Raiders
• Thanksgiving service planned at Houghton Lake United Methodist
• HAPPY 98TH
• Bargers name daughter June
• Wysack, Cross wed in Las Vegas
• Kren, Nowaczyk wed Sept. 25 at Houghton Lake
• Son born to Wilson, Jones
• Daughter born to Jenks, Stanciel
• NRC approves changes to spring turkey hunting regulations
• DOE CAMP SUCCESS
• Did you bag a buck?
• AWARD WINNER
• County buck poles see action on Monday opener
• BIGGEST IN 10 YEARS
• LAST DAY BOW BUCK
• SECOND OF THE SEASON
• John A. Allumi
• Howard Leon Tapley Sr.
• Charles George Bean II
• James Edward Moffitt Jr.
• Steven E. Jones
• Sophia M. Hill
• Gregory E. Voelker
• Laura H. Bliesener
• Mark Frederick Lockwood
• Clara A. Handy
• Adoptable Pets
• TUT DONATION
• Scrap tire cleanup grant funding available from DNRE
• Poinsettia sale to benefit Healthaccess
• Grayling’s Sauter appointed to UCP Michigan board
• AIDS WALK DONATION
• Coloring contest entries due Monday
• Commissioners create Community Advisory Board’
• Roscommon library web site offers digital libraries
• Republicans out of touch
• No one is winner in Markey
• Grand, glorious ‘Welcome Home’
• Council to interview manager finalists
• OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD
• Correction
• Sale of former ambulance building tabled
• Power outage caused by pole fire
• Loxley light still slated for removal
• Splendid program
• Our future in good hands
• ‘Empty Bowls’ event raises funds, awareness
• Life Lights program to benefit Healthaccess
• NMCAA offering foreclosure prevention education help
• Tax preparers sought by DHS
• Curves’ bazaar starts Nov. 29
• CoBeAc plans live nativity scene
• Tootsie Roll drive nets nearly $2,000
• River House, MSHDA teaming up for foreclosure prevention assistance
• BOOSTING MiSS HoughToN LAkE
• Russ Graham dinner in need of volunteers
• RIVER HOUSE TREE
• Crawford resident named to conservation board
• Texas Hold-em benefits A.R.K.
• Craft bazaar planned in Harrison
• Christmas ‘Make & Take’ at Richfield
• R2C2 annual meeting Dec. 9
• SUPPORT FOR VIETNAM VETS
• ‘Thousand Miles for Michigan Run’ to stop at Houghton Lake Nov. 23
• TOYS FOR TOTS KICKS OFF
• Plan to ‘Peanut Butter and Jam’ this Friday
• Students, ceremonies mark Veterans Day
• Christmas for Kids Auction Saturday to mark 21st event
• Christmas for Kids Auction Sunday to mark 21st event
• Paige Wisniewski named Miss Houghton Lake 2011
• WEIGHING IN
• Santa at ‘Workshop’ Sunday
• Interim board appointed, Markey holds meeting
• Bridge Card scam scuttled
• Veterans day SALUTE
• HANGING AROUND AFTER SCHOOL
• Braille, talking book library gets new name
• TERRIFIC KIDS
• Tractor Supply to raise funds for 4-H
• Artesia, 4-H mentoring program open house Dec. 1
• WINNING ESSAY
• The homeless -- who are they?
• Only ‘under God’ can freedom be realized
• 83rd District Court
• 34th Circuit Court
• Housing counseling
• Clock’s ticking
• Hay, blanket reported stolen
• Officer of the Year
• Warren man dies in rollover accident Nov. 13
• MINOR INJURIES
• Two enter guilty pleas in home invasion string
• Spread the word in the Resorter
• ‘YouthRules!’ details employment rules for youth at after-school jobs
• NEW SALE ASSOCIATE
• Swiecicki named regional manager at Chemical Bank
• FAMILY NURSE PRACTITIONERS
• Sophia M. Hill
• Howard Leon Tapley
• OPENING DAY SUCCESS
• Charles George Bean II
• Laura H. Bliesener
• Clara A. Handy
• Mark Frederick Lockwood
• James Edward Moffitt Jr.
• Update: Bucks fall to Vikes in Regional championship
• Update: Cadillac beats Roscommon in Regional final
• Gregory E. Voelker
• Steven E. Jones
• John A. Allumi
• Bucks to meet Vikings in Regional final Thursday
• Bridge Card scam thwarted in Roscommon County
• Inside the First Amendment
• ‘Infidel’ topic of discussion at ‘Page-turners’
• Snowshoe lacing workshops planned at Hartwick Pines
• King Nursing and Rehab earns ‘Bronze Award’
• Nielsen, Rhodes plan to wed
• Persecution of Christians is inevitable
• Coat, boot drive Saturday
• Harry Potter party at HLPL
• Project H.O.P.E., food bank vying for grant
• Wysacks name third daughter Alec
• Post-election urgency
• Sunday Single’s Dance held
• Dr. Picucci joins Marquette clinic
• Pool Standings
• Son, Ryder, born to Hodges, Fagerlie
• 83rd District Court
• Lions prep for Christmas baskets
• VFW Auxiliary to host annual feather bingo
• Camp ranking Ways and Means minority member
• Neveau, Baerlocher plan July wedding
• Becker named ‘Realtor of the Year’
• Seven seniors vying for Miss Houghton Lake title
• SVDP to host ‘Community Appreciation’ luncheon Nov. 17
• Area schools host Veterans Day programs today
• Messiah Lutheran celebrates 75 years
• 4 FRIENDS GENERAL STORE
• ‘Into the Woods’ brings fairy tales to life on RHS stage
• Step Afrika! receives funds, plans Kirtland shows
• Adoptable Pets
• Houghton Lake Baptist welcomes Dr. Rick Flanders
• TWISTED ATTITUDES
• Vets compare Naval service
• HALL OF FAMER
• Dems to elect officers Saturday
• Houghton Lake Wesleyan celebrates 60 years
• Bucks advance to Regional finals in volleyball
• Seven seeking Miss Houghton Lake title
• Lake Twp. women to meet Nov. 17
• Demolition expected this week on Denton Township property
• Three buck poles offer cash to successful hunters
• M. Patricia Hansen
• Markey appointees expected Nov. 15
• Snowmobile safety course to be offered
• Goals in place for Houghton Lake board, superintendent
• PLANTING NORTH BAY
• TV Page
• Dawn Spencer
• Cherven oldest veteran on Pride and Honor Flight
• ‘Peanut Butter and Jam’ planned Nov. 19 at Artesia
• Good Shepherd church to collect Christmas gifts
• Dawn Spencer
• Bowling Highlights
• DenBoer sentenced to 51 months
• Hunters’ Swiss Steak dinner planned Nov. 13
• Ask the Trooper
• Douglas Joseph Becker
• ‘CATS EARN SOCCER ACCOLADES
• NOVEMBER’S STELLAR STUDENTS
• Rosco Historical Society to meet
• Four arrested on multiple felony firearms charges
• Robert Lee Hearn
• Kirtland to offer courses this semester at new Grayling site
• RHS senior artwork auction Nov. 14 to benefit YAC
• Thanks to recall supporters, voters
• Robert Michael Parsell
• Bucks boys’ XC squad finishes 23rd at state
• Winter registration open at MMCC
• CHAREST WINNER IN LIONS POSTER CONTEST
• Shame on thief of hunting blind
• Ronald A. Levesque
• Bucks postseason continues in Regionals
• OCTOBER STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Grayling C.A.P. squadron has new commander
• Bake sale supports Relay
• M. Patricia Hansen
• Eagles end season with loss to Norsemen
• Roscommon falls to Big Rapids in OT in WCMU’s ‘Quiz Central’
• Model train club brightens landscape of Roscommmon
• Seniors to have dinner Nov. 17
• Choir to join marching band in fall concert Nov. 18
• Houghton Lake Wesleyan packing up for ‘Operation Christmas Child’
• Douglas Joseph Becker
• Robert Lee Hearn
• Ronald A. Levesque
• Patricia Hansen
• Corrected Times
• Robert DenBoer Jr. sentenced to 51 months
• Lawrence A. Leake
• Thanksgiving service planned at Houghton Lake United Methodist
• TV Page
• Child safety project of RHS senior
• Spaghetti dinner to be rescheduled
• CONTEST WINNERS
• Kelly, Young elected to court
• Olga Gippert
• ‘HOMELESS’
• Bobcat netters exit tournaments
• When all is said and done, only love matters
• TUT accepting applications for Grand Parade
• INTO THE WOODS
• Rendon ends Sheltrown reign
• Judy Gail Cannell
• Kirk of the Lakes ‘harvest’ dinner scheduled Nov. 7
• Eagles upset Pioneers making them last JPC team remaining in playoffs
• Surveying health
• PUMPKIN FUN
• You have Tip-up Town questions, Houghton Lake Chamber has answers
• Area schools host Veterans Day programs
• Stephanie Reinke
• WEIGHTY GIFT
• ANOTHER RECORD
• Intrusive political calls
• UPS Ed and Caren to present 21st ‘kids’ auction
• Missaukee Sheriff’s office to offer snowmobile class
• Snyder carries county, state
• Missaukee Humane Society ‘Blessing of the Deer slated’
• Big Plow Performance for TOP TURKEY SHOOTER
• Bobcats fight back to split dual games
• 34th Circuit Court
• County health survey going on now
• Blood drive Nov. 11 at Kirtland
• TUT Kickoff date corrected
• BIKE WINNERS
• LARGE LEAF
• RHS boys XC heading to states; Rohde to run in girls final
• NEW LOCATION
• CHRISTMAS PARTY DONATION
• Dinner for St. Helen vets memorial fund
• Roll-over injures two
• Michigan apple recipe contest
• Chinese mystery snail added to list of invasives in Houghton Lake
• Bucks perfect in JPC
• Brown named Experience Works ‘champion of the year’
• Winds wreak havoc on area
• Diabetes education program offered by Mercy Nov. 10
• Phone signal helps locate lost hunters
• Corrected Times
• Memorial celebration for Elwood Hyde
• Pool Standings
• Halloween
• Organic gardening topic of meeting
• Log splitter stolen
• Act Now dinner slated Nov. 8
• Robert Michael Parsell
• Bowling Highlights
• Wind plagues area with damage, power outages
• Bells to ring for Hospice Nov. 6
• Beck named deputy of the year
• Adoptable Pets
• Charles William ‘Chuck’ Prater
• Stars second in home tournament
• Stephan ousted, Melvin stays, Russo joins
• ‘Strike Out Cancer’ bowling Nov. 13
• St. Helen dam ‘worn out’ Spicer group tells board
• Truck reported stolen from Roscommon
• Maizie Blosser
• Dominguez continues to lead St. Vincent de Paul
• Pappas beaten in RCRC race
• MARINES HELPING MARINES
• Letters Policy
• Cabbage roll dinner on Messiah Lutheran menu
• Patricia Rose Janowski
• Dewey, Douglass plan wedding
• Majority of Markey board recalled
• Grant opportunities topic of Community Advisory Council
• Fed up with current size, cost of government
• USPS offers tips as winter approaches
• Aloysius ‘Al’ Plackowski
• Skeels to host scrapbooking event
• RCCF to offer scholarship expo at RHS on Nov. 9
• ‘Empty Bowls’ project seeks to end poverty through art
• Sign replacements raising reader’s blood pressure
• NEW OFFICERS
• Angela D’Felio
• Volunteers sought for foster care review boards
• Three Mercy nurses earn scholarships
• VFW fundraiser Nov. 6
• Elections about power, money
• Carlson downs Luther to keep Village council presidency
• Alice Bee Thomas
• LaRoche, Atwood to wed in December
• TEACHERS REWARDED
• Roscommon Rotary tailgate winners announced
• Hopes Markey becomes ‘pleasant’
• Weiser leads in state board of ed
• Ernest ‘Bud’ Bowman
• Naiukow, Uhlmann to wed next September in Grayling
• FUN WITH WORDS
• 80-TOY DONATION
• Higgins has problems too
• Ernest 'Bud' Bowman
• Alice Bee Thomas
• Election Results
• Robert Michael Parsell
• Aloysius 'Al' Plackowski
• Lawrence A. Leake
• Memorial celebration for Elwood Hyde
• Houghton Lake Ambulance opens house
• Teamsters approve road contract
• Harold D. McDiarmid
• Bowling Highlights
• Prognosticator perfect to end season
• Lions ready for Halloween at Bobcat Stadium
• MISS HOUGHTON LAKE QUILT
• MSU bulletin provides info
• Haunted yard is free
• HILLIKER’S HALLOWEEN YARD
• Irene ‘Peggy’ Spurbeck
• Houghton Lake Youth Wrestling sign up Nov. 3
• ’Cats earn first home victory over Pioneers; fall to G’s
• Election to impact all levels of government
• MMCC awarded $1.97 million grant
• State educational boards have numerous candidates
• Rosco library plans spooky story hour
• Village narrows field of manager candidates
• Stanley Joseph Lunkas
• Corrections
• Trio of Carters finish Detroit marathon
• RIDING IT OUT
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Two statewide proposals to be on Tuesday ballot
• OLLS to host dinner, ‘haunted hallway’
• HALLOWEEN SAFETY DAY
• Jonny Cerovsky
• McIsaac graduates from basic training
• Pool Standings
• High winds plague area -- With Video
• MMCC to present ‘Death of a Salesman’
• Ordinance reason for absences
• Adoptable Pets
• Arita J. Yeager Good
• FACE PAINTERS
• JV Bobcats fall to Beavers, 16-6
• Friday Update: Thousands get power back, thousands still without
• WARBLER ARTISTS
• Trustee Luther challenges Carlson for village president
• Lake women to meet
• Commissioners approve pay increase
• Charles Edward Whalen
• Maj. Ben Wysack transferred to Eglin AFB
• FINAL call
• Judy Gail Cannell
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Law professor, Oakland clerk running for Secretary of State
• HALLOWEEN GRANT
• MINOR INJURIES
• Marie Barnes
• Schramms name son Micah
• Bucks add three more JPC volleyball wins
• Maizie A. Blosser
• RHS student attends D.C. leadership forum
• Four Markey board seats on line in recall election
• BRIDGING
• New, tougher sanctions for drunk driving start Sunday
• Kirtland announces $2M federal grant
• Twins born to Vineyard, Sharp
• Under pressure
• Stephanie Reinke
• Be safe on Halloween
• Former Richfield Supervisor running for Congress
• Early cancer screening saves lives
• Honoring a local ‘saint’
• Boy, 11, charged in theft Big Plow Performance for Half-Ton Pickups
• Son born to Mead, Meir
• Rosco XC second Jamboree finale
• We all have a lot for which to be grateful
• Township appointees lack ballot foes
• Houghton Lake Public Library hosting Halloween fun
• ‘Who polices the police?’
• RAPS to start search for Mellgren successor
• Fryers name twins Kaydence and Khloe
• Ammon, Thomas, Rohde, Peterson on JPC First Team
• Freedom of expression vital to Christians
• Two ex-employees challenge Pappas, Akin for road board seats
• SAFETY LESSON
• Support local animal welfare programs
• Lyon firehall to be spook house
• Roberts, Vance wed in Gladwin
• Peters tries different kind of ‘football’
• Vote no on #1
• Bernero, Snyder vying for governor’s chair
• MEETING BEAMER
• Column inspires
• ‘Trunk or Treat’ at Gerrish
• WORLD FOOD DAY DONATION
• Bobcats run over Beavers, 33-8
• Our choice for governor
• Three county board districts have general election races
• Voters can go online to view legislator debates
• Owes success to Nokomis Center
• St. Helen plans sixth Trunk-or-Treat Saturday
• Mackey, Rossman wed on Mackinac Island June 14
• Jags finish season on the road
• 83rd District Court
• Election inspectors training to keep tabs on ballots, voters
• Supreme Court has only judicial races
• Tootsie Drive nets $2,700
• MANY HANDS, PLENTY OF WORK
• BOOST FROM THE MOOSE
• Pool Highlights
• RIVERFRONT FIRE
• Hospice volunteer training slated in November
• Booher, Dunigan seek 35th District State Senate seat
• Golden Agers plan Euchre nights
• Board honors ‘Bart’s’ family
• FIRST DEER
• OLL Stars post basketball wins
• TV Page
• Auditor reports- HLCS ‘solid’
• Public Performance
• Third Sheltrown seeks 103rd seat, faces Rendon
• New trail opens at Skinner Park
• Snowpackers collecting for Thanksgiving baskets
• Patricia J. Hagle
• Bucks head into league meet 14-0
• JV Bucks finish season at 8-1
• IT’S YOU!
• LIVING HISTORY
• Area’s ex-Rep runs for Attorney General
• Elwood Edgar Hyde
• George A. Williams
• Nola G. Sawyer
• Group will succeed in uniting townships
• Shotgun found on Lansing Road
• Floyd Yarnell
• Houghton Lake Jaguar cheerleading 3rd Grade
• JV ’Cats claw G’s, 28-6
• VFW scholarship deadlines near
• Gerrish hosting ‘Trunk or Treat’ event Oct. 31
• ‘Over-worked’ need attention
• Coin jar reported stolen in Lyon
• Lori Renaee Howard
• Houghton Lake Jaguar football 3rd/4th Grade team 2
• ‘Perfect’ night for JV Bucks
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• ‘Rehearsal for Murder’ dinner theater Oct. 29-30, Nov. 6
• Readers share their favorite fall trees
• Valuables stolen from parked trucks
• Letha Grace Carrick
• Houghton Lake Jaguar football 3rd/4th Grade team 1
• Can week six be perfect, too?
• PROJECT R.E.D.
• RETIRING DIRECTOR
• Lake Twp. women to meet Oct. 20
• Tools thrown into Lyon canal
• Artist Pool show at KCC through October
• Calls name son Owen Robert
• HAT TRICK OF HELP
• New members sought for school health council
• Restaurants joining food challenge
• Hilltop Manor holding coat drive
• Driver injured on Richfield’s Old 76
• Big Brothers Big Sisters seeks board
• Daughter born to Lambertson, Welker
• Bucks drop two NMSL contests
• ‘Pink Shirt Day’ to promote bullying prevention
• CIDER MILL VISIT
• HL Ambulance open house Oct. 23
• Father stands mute on child abuse charge
• Townline Creek bridge closed until mid-December
• ‘BABY SHOWER’
• Bobcat netters sting Hornets for first JPC win
• Tug!
• Road manager says he is no longer candidate in St. Joseph County
• Singles group raffling Vegas trip
• Ask the Trooper
• Citizens sought for DNRE advisory councils
• Lance Cpl. Eldred coming home Sunday
• Pool Standings
• fun race
• ROSCOMMON ROYALTY
• Red Cross to collect blood in Rosco
• BLACK SMOKE FIRE
• GRAND PRIZE
• Global Oneness Day observed Oct. 24
• Mustangs spoil Bucks’ homecoming
• Despite diabetes complications, Heights man earns degree
• Khang stands mute on home invasion, weapons charges
• Teeing off
• Sheltrown visits Rosco Township as he closes out House career
• Scott graduates from basic training
• Bucks perfect in JPC action through first half of season
• Citizen asks, ‘Why Are You a Christian?’
• Sewer fund money to flow back to Markey homeowners
• Curves luncheon at Matthew’s
• ‘Exaggerated, misleading’
• Lake audit ‘good’ overall
• WELCOMING
• Bobcats score two NMSL wins
• Amazing rescue
• Richfield Township takes control of Lake St. Helen boat launch
• C.E.R.T. featured at Oct. 18 ACT NOW
• Supervisor refutes statements
• Future of old ambulance building uncertain
• SUCCESSFUL SOUTH AFRICAN HUNT
• Buck XC second at Jamboree
• Good investment
• PUMPKIN PICKERS
• RCCF, YAC seek grant applications
• Recalling officials is wrong
• Sheppard named county veterans counselor by board
• Norman S. Patalon
• ’Cats take flight out of G’s
• Nola G. Sawyer
• 83rd District Court
• KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HELPS OLLS
• Swider plays for the Queen
• Voters can see through smokescreen
• DRAINAGE FIX
• Owen T. Danner
• Pool Standings
• TV Page
• Arts, cultural affairs mini-grant deadline approaching
• St. Helen library friends invite new members
• Vote ‘your conscience’ Nov. 2
• Special meeting set for cemetery fence in Denton Township
• Beverly J. Span
• Bowling Highlights
• RHS Spirit Week
• Fall Day on the Farm
• Girls’ Day’ participants sought
• ‘Fire’ board members Nov. 2
• Sale of mobile homes denied
• Ronald J. Gambrel
• 8th grade Jags beat McBain
• ACTIVE ATHLETES IN ACTION
• RES schedules annual hoedown
• Harvest Dinner planned by RAHS
• ‘This is the tip of the iceberg’
• Adoptable Pets
• Estelle M. Doherty
• Carey brothers helping pace MIAA leader Kalamazoo College
• Bowling Highlights
• Fuel up to play 60
• K. OF C. GOLF OUTING EQUALS DONATIONS
• Gerrish hosting ‘Trunk or Treat’ event Oct. 31
• Group will succeed in uniting townships
• Shotgun found on Lansing Road
• Floyd Yarnell
• Houghton Lake Jaguar cheerleading 3rd Grade
• JV ’Cats claw G’s, 28-6
• VFW scholarship deadlines near
• ‘Rehearsal for Murder’ dinner theater Oct. 29-30, Nov. 6
• ‘Over-worked’ need attention
• Coin jar reported stolen in Lyon
• Lori Renaee Howard
• Houghton Lake Jaguar football 3rd/4th Grade team 2
• ‘Perfect’ night for JV Bucks
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• RETIRING DIRECTOR
• Readers share their favorite fall trees
• Valuables stolen from parked trucks
• Letha Grace Carrick
• Houghton Lake Jaguar football 3rd/4th Grade team 1
• Can week six be perfect, too?
• PROJECT R.E.D.
• Restaurants joining food challenge
• Lake Twp. women to meet Oct. 20
• Tools thrown into Lyon canal
• Artist Pool show at KCC through October
• Calls name son Owen Robert
• HAT TRICK OF HELP
• New members sought for school health council
• CIDER MILL VISIT
• Hilltop Manor holding coat drive
• Driver injured on Richfield’s Old 76
• Big Brothers Big Sisters seeks board
• Daughter born to Lambertson, Welker
• Bucks drop two NMSL contests
• ‘Pink Shirt Day’ to promote bullying prevention
• Road manager says he is no longer candidate in St. Joseph County
• HL Ambulance open house Oct. 23
• Father stands mute on child abuse charge
• Townline Creek bridge closed until mid-December
• ‘BABY SHOWER’
• Bobcat netters sting Hornets for first JPC win
• Tug!
• ROSCOMMON ROYALTY
• Singles group raffling Vegas trip
• Ask the Trooper
• Citizens sought for DNRE advisory councils
• Lance Cpl. Eldred coming home Sunday
• Pool Standings
• fun race
• Khang stands mute on home invasion, weapons charges
• Red Cross to collect blood in Rosco
• BLACK SMOKE FIRE
• GRAND PRIZE
• Global Oneness Day observed Oct. 24
• Mustangs spoil Bucks’ homecoming
• Despite diabetes complications, Heights man earns degree
• Sewer fund money to flow back to Markey homeowners
• Curves luncheon at Matthew’s
• Teeing off
• Sheltrown visits Rosco Township as he closes out House career
• Scott graduates from basic training
• Bucks perfect in JPC action through first half of season
• Citizen asks, ‘Why Are You a Christian?’
• Richfield Township takes control of Lake St. Helen boat launch
• C.E.R.T. featured at Oct. 18 ACT NOW
• ‘Exaggerated, misleading’
• Lake audit ‘good’ overall
• WELCOMING
• Bobcats score two NMSL wins
• Amazing rescue
• PUMPKIN PICKERS
• RCCF, YAC seek grant applications
• Supervisor refutes statements
• Future of old ambulance building uncertain
• SUCCESSFUL SOUTH AFRICAN HUNT
• Buck XC second at Jamboree
• Good investment
• KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HELPS OLLS
• Swider plays for the Queen
• Recalling officials is wrong
• Sheppard named county veterans counselor by board
• Norman S. Patalon
• ’Cats take flight out of G’s
• 83rd District Court
• St. Helen library friends invite new members
• Voters can see through smokescreen
• DRAINAGE FIX
• Owen T. Danner
• Pool Standings
• TV Page
• Arts, cultural affairs mini-grant deadline approaching
• Girls’ Day’ participants sought
• Vote ‘your conscience’ Nov. 2
• Special meeting set for cemetery fence in Denton Township
• Beverly J. Span
• Bowling Highlights
• RHS Spirit Week
• Fall Day on the Farm
• Harvest Dinner planned by RAHS
• ‘Fire’ board members Nov. 2
• Sale of mobile homes denied
• Ronald J. Gambrel
• 8th grade Jags beat McBain
• ACTIVE ATHLETES IN ACTION
• RES schedules annual hoedown
• K. OF C. GOLF OUTING EQUALS DONATIONS
• ‘This is the tip of the iceberg’
• Adoptable Pets
• Estelle M. Doherty
• Carey brothers helping pace MIAA leader Kalamazoo College
• Bowling Highlights
• Fuel up to play 60
• Norman S. Patalon
• Beverly J. Span
• Letha Grace Carrick
• SLOWING THEM DOWN
• MOTHER GOOSE ON THE LOOSE
• ROSCOmm ON TOWNSHIP
• Regional career center operating on its own
• Correction
• Leo Drumm
• Messiah plans Oct. 13 dinner
• Hornets stymie prognosticator
• KCC hosts annual ‘College Night’
• RICHFIELD TOWNSHIP
• Trailblazers to host swap meet
• Senior singles to meet Oct. 21
• Florence Katherine Miles
• Moorestown chili cook-off on tap
• Lori Renaee Howard
• Roscommon Cross Country squads earn second place at Gladwin
• KCC lists community classes
• NEStER TOWNSHIP
• Flu vaccine to be available at Glen’s
• STAR PARTY
• Dorothy J. Shutter
• Correction
• Floyd Yarnell
• in memory
• OPEN WIDE
• MARKEY TOWNSHIP
• Rosco Cub Scouts selling popcorn
• O’Rourke offered St. Joe road manager position
• Deborah Lynn Peters
• Correction
• Letha Grace Carrick
• Pool Standings
• Minister gives retrieved Qurans to churches
• LYON TOWNSHIP
• Titles & tea
• Roscommon Township still hoping to save Loxley light
• Nora Wedemeyer
• ‘Blessing of the pets’ to be Oct. 9 in St. Helen
• Lori Renaee Howard
• GOLF HELPS ANIMALS
• Our 49th year
• LAKE TOWNSHIP
• Bowlers sought for Goodyear senior league
• AFTERNOON ACCIDENT
• Sara E. Murdoch
• Kalthoff graduates from army training
• Rosco kickers fall in shootout
• 83rd District Court
• HIGGINS TOWNSHIP
• Red Cross donors reach milestones
• Police agencies plan surplus goods auctions
• Do you have a favorite tree in the fall?
• Son born to Niswander, Curns
• Jag fall in 8th grade game, win 7th
• ‘Real Estate Maze’ to be forum topic
• GERRISH TOWNSHIP
• HALLOWEEN HELP
• Coins reported stolen in Lyon
• Ostomy group to meet Oct. 17
• Palms reach golden anniversary
• Jaguar cheerleading 5th/6th Grade
• Assumed names
• DNRE FIref IGHTer S
• Barbados to open travel series
• Endorses Rendon
• Holladay, Reznich earn MPA photo awards
• Kirtland to offer concealed pistol course Oct. 22-23
• Jaguar CHeer 5th/6th Grade
• THANK YOU
• ROSCOMMOn COUnTY HAZMAT
• FLAG POLE FOR MEMORIAL
• ‘Family legacy’ ending with Van
• HAPPY WALKER
• Sixth annual MiCorps confab slated Oct. 18-19 at RAM Center
• Clare’s Thawng leads Pioneers over ’Cats; HL loses in shoot-out
• DENTON TOWNSHIP
• DNRE’s Roscommon unit staffed with full-time firefighters
• Red Cross urges maintenance of smoke detectors
• ‘What’s happened to us?’
• TREASURE HUNTERS
• Supreme president to visit DOES here
• Bowling Highlights
• Rosco harriers second at Farwell
• Roscommon County Special Response Team Director Frank “T-Bear” Thibert
• ROYAL CANDIDATES
• Pappas disagrees with analysis
• Garden club to meet
• Estelle M. Doherty
• Beavers oust Bucks for homecoming win
• Bucks stay perfect in JPC volleyball
• HazMat a cooperative effort
• BOBCAT ROYALTY
• New ditch waste of money
• Re/Max sponsoring Pumpkin Giveaway’
• Coral Caroline Pavlowski
• ’Cats ground Eagles in double OT
• Cats fall to Eagles in three close sets
• Post office to go ‘pink’ in October
• 20th Bart’s Fun Day has special meaning
• Commend, don’t recall
• St. Helen Legion post to host seminar for women veterans
• Gale Wesley Varco
• Norman S. Patalon
• JV ’Cats earn comeback at Farwell
• HLHS Homecoming
• HLIB lowers milfoil control assessment
• Supervisor hears from many
• RADL begins events for children, adults
• Barbara A. Conrad
• TV Page
• Beverly J. Span
• Undefeated JV Bucks hand Beavers first loss, 38-12
• CMDHD to mark 40 years with open house Oct. 14
• SOUtH BRANCH TOWNSHIP
• Change only from good experiences
• Open house, fire safety day planned
• Barbara K. Cook
• Church to host ‘Pumpkin Patch’
• Floyd Yarnell
• Our 49th year
• LAKE TOWNSHIP
• Bowlers sought for Goodyear senior league
• AFTERNOON ACCIDENT
• Sara E. Murdoch
• Kalthoff graduates from army training
• Beavers oust Bucks for homecoming win
• 83rd District Court
• HIGGINS TOWNSHIP
• Red Cross donors reach milestones
• Police agencies plan surplus goods auctions
• Do you have a favorite tree in the fall?
• Son born to Niswander, Curns
• ’Cats ground Eagles in double OT
• ‘Real Estate Maze’ to be forum topic
• GERRISH TOWNSHIP
• HALLOWEEN HELP
• Coins reported stolen in Lyon
• Ostomy group to meet Oct. 17
• Palms reach golden anniversary
• Pool Standings
• Assumed names
• DNRE FIref IGHTer S
• Barbados to open travel series
• Endorses Rendon
• Holladay, Reznich earn MPA photo awards
• Kirtland to offer concealed pistol course Oct. 22-23
• GOLF HELPS ANIMALS
• THANK YOU
• ROSCOMMOn COUnTY HAZMAT
• FLAG POLE FOR MEMORIAL
• ‘Family legacy’ ending with Van
• HAPPY WALKER
• Sixth annual MiCorps confab slated Oct. 18-19 at RAM Center
• Rosco kickers fall in shootout
• DENTON TOWNSHIP
• DNRE’s Roscommon unit staffed with full-time firefighters
• Red Cross urges maintenance of smoke detectors
• ‘What’s happened to us?’
• TREASURE HUNTERS
• Supreme president to visit DOES here
• Jag fall in 8th grade game, win 7th
• Roscommon County Special Response Team Director Frank “T-Bear” Thibert
• ROYAL CANDIDATES
• Pappas disagrees with analysis
• Garden club to meet
• Estelle M. Doherty
• Jaguar cheerleading 5th/6th Grade
• TV Page
• HazMat a cooperative effort
• BOBCAT ROYALTY
• New ditch waste of money
• Re/Max sponsoring Pumpkin Giveaway’
• Coral Caroline Pavlowski
• Jaguar CHeer 5th/6th Grade
• Rosco harriers second at Farwell
• Post office to go ‘pink’ in October
• 20th Bart’s Fun Day has special meaning
• Commend, don’t recall
• St. Helen Legion post to host seminar for women veterans
• Gale Wesley Varco
• Clare’s Thawng leads Pioneers over ’Cats; HL loses in shoot-out
• Bucks stay perfect in JPC volleyball
• HLHS Homecoming
• HLIB lowers milfoil control assessment
• Supervisor hears from many
• RADL begins events for children, adults
• Barbara A. Conrad
• Bowling Highlights
• Cats fall to Eagles in three close sets
• CMDHD to mark 40 years with open house Oct. 14
• SOUtH BRANCH TOWNSHIP
• Change only from good experiences
• Open house, fire safety day planned
• Barbara K. Cook
• Church to host ‘Pumpkin Patch’
• JV ’Cats earn comeback at Farwell
• MOTHER GOOSE ON THE LOOSE
• ROSCOmm ON TOWNSHIP
• Regional career center operating on its own
• Correction
• Leo Drumm
• Messiah plans Oct. 13 dinner
• Undefeated JV Bucks hand Beavers first loss, 38-12
• KCC hosts annual ‘College Night’
• RICHFIELD TOWNSHIP
• Trailblazers to host swap meet
• Senior singles to meet Oct. 21
• Florence Katherine Miles
• Moorestown chili cook-off on tap
• SLOWING THEM DOWN
• KCC lists community classes
• NEStER TOWNSHIP
• Flu vaccine to be available at Glen’s
• STAR PARTY
• Dorothy J. Shutter
• Correction
• Hornets stymie prognosticator
• OPEN WIDE
• MARKEY TOWNSHIP
• Rosco Cub Scouts selling popcorn
• O’Rourke offered St. Joe road manager position
• Deborah Lynn Peters
• Correction
• Roscommon Cross Country squads earn second place at Gladwin
• Minister gives retrieved Qurans to churches
• LYON TOWNSHIP
• Titles & tea
• Roscommon Township still hoping to save Loxley light
• Nora Wedemeyer
• ‘Blessing of the pets’ to be Oct. 9 in St. Helen
• in memory
• Deborah Lynn Peters
• Barbara A. Conrad
• Barbara K. Cook
• Florence Katherine Miles
• Jaguar football cheerleaders 7th/8th Grade
• LUNAR HABITATS
• RUNNIN’ IN THE RAIN
• Painting seminar planned in Clare
• Balloons to help raise awareness
• FIRST DEER
• Soccer ’Cats earn first victory over Falcons in six years
• Last second touchdown keeps JV Bucks’ perfect
• With hope from God, I can face tomorrow
• Suicide awareness walk slated Oct. 9
• Session on lung disease set for Oct. 13 at public library
• Business leaders to help choose new Roscommon Village manager
• 11-POINTER
• Jaguar homecoming Saturday
• CCW course set
• Enjoying their pursuits
• HERE’S TO YOU
• AMBASSADORS GRANT
• LOOKING IT OVER
• Archery deer season opens here Oct. 1
• SIGNALING STOP
• G’s challenge to sting Hornets?
• 83rd District Court
• Spirit week leads up to Houghton Lake Homecoming
• Celtic band to perform in CMU concert
• Board approves three-year support personnel contract
• Robert James Huntley
• Harvest Dinner planned at First Congregational
• Pool Standings
• 34th Circuit Court
• Officials file ballot response to recall
• A smooth ride
• Man critical after accident
• Albert William Horn Jr.
• Tardy, Duimstra to wed in October
• WAL-BUILT PERFORMANCE
• Lost hunter spends night in woods
• Legion Auxiliary compiling list of service members
• Gouging gas prices
• Thelma W. (Marr) Feith
• Randall, Sullivan plan Playhouse wedding
• Momentum runs out in 4th game for Bobcat netters
• LaBranche new owner of Curves
• Richfield supervisor resigns
• Quilt show to benefit Helping Hands Hospice
• Manager needs compliment
• Betty Lou Miller
• Son, Zane, born to Loy, Lambert
• Rosco kickers Forest Area, tie with Cheboygan on pitch
• Test drive equals cash for RHS
• Markey approves fire ordinance
• ‘Pink Cards’ campaign underway at Tanger
• People were pleased to sign petitions
• Bessie Josephine Homola
• Ferguson, Oliver to marry
• Bucks continue success at Farwell in three
• Nora K. Wedemeyer
• BUS SAFETY
• Study group encourages attendance; may disband
• Superintendent should be shared
• Glendon Wesley Smith
• Duck season opens here Oct. 2
• Pineview retains title
• Gale Wesley Varco
• Kids’ bowling leagues to begin
• Rosco County Dems to meet
• Showing no respect for laws, citizens
• Mary Eva Frappier
• U.P. bear
• Bobcats trump Gladwin, 3-2
• TV Page
• Sara E. Murdoch
• TWO-YEAR CONTRACT
• Firefighters hosting pancake supper
• ‘How soon we forget’
• Rick K. Whitaker
• HER FIRST BEAR
• Pioneers pound Bucks, 40-0
• JV ’Cats avoid Hornets’ sting, 22-20
• Dorothy J. Shutter
• Crafts to be focus of ‘Kicks ’n Giggles’
• Lake Twp. women to meet Oct. 6
• Objects to adoption of fire ordinance 49
• Georgia M. ‘Maxine’ Frye
• First elk
• Bucks defeat rival ’Cats, 3-0
• Looking for room
• MISS HOUGHTON LAKE CONTESTANTS
• RADL plans annual session
• No crime committed
• Eugene Edward ‘Gene’ Bennett
• State Recreation Passport goes on sale tomorrow
• ‘Cats suffer two losses with Harrison
• Room to work with
• SPIRIT WEEK
• Lyon club plans ‘Snowbirds’ party
• Township board works for public
• Frank R. Neveau
• DNR urges ‘greener’ disposal of yard waste in autumn
• Roscommon youth gridders fall
• Houghton Lake Jaguar football 5th/6th Grade Team 1
• COOR, Kirtland hope to save program for gifted students
• ‘Team Faith,’ Weyerhaeuser team up to clean Au Sable
• St. Helen Legion plans breakfast, Swiss steak dinner
• Derryl James Jones
• SUCCESSFUL YOUTH HUNT
• Bowling Highlights
• Houghton Lake Jaguar football 5th/6th Grade Team 2
• Spirit Days events lead to RHS homecoming
• DROGT WINS
• LINCOLN AT THE LIBRARY
• Adoptable Pets
• YOUTH HUNT SUCCESS
• THANKS TO AYSO
• Nora K. Wedemeyer
• Gale Wesley Varco
• Sara E. Murdoch
• Dorothy J. Shutter
• Pioneers pound Bucks, 40-0
• TV Page
• TWO-YEAR CONTRACT
• Firefighters hosting pancake supper
• ‘How soon we forget’
• Rick K. Whitaker
• HER FIRST BEAR
• Bucks defeat rival ’Cats, 3-0
• JV ’Cats avoid Hornets’ sting, 22-20
• Crafts to be focus of ‘Kicks ’n Giggles’
• Lake Twp. women to meet Oct. 6
• Objects to adoption of fire ordinance 49
• Georgia M. ‘Maxine’ Frye
• First elk
• ‘Cats suffer two losses with Harrison
• Looking for room
• MISS HOUGHTON LAKE CONTESTANTS
• RADL plans annual session
• No crime committed
• Eugene Edward ‘Gene’ Bennett
• State Recreation Passport goes on sale tomorrow
• Roscommon youth gridders fall
• Room to work with
• SPIRIT WEEK
• Lyon club plans ‘Snowbirds’ party
• Township board works for public
• Frank R. Neveau
• DNR urges ‘greener’ disposal of yard waste in autumn
• Bowling Highlights
• Houghton Lake Jaguar football 5th/6th Grade Team 1
• COOR, Kirtland hope to save program for gifted students
• ‘Team Faith,’ Weyerhaeuser team up to clean Au Sable
• St. Helen Legion plans breakfast, Swiss steak dinner
• Derryl James Jones
• SUCCESSFUL YOUTH HUNT
• THANKS TO AYSO
• Houghton Lake Jaguar football 5th/6th Grade Team 2
• Spirit Days events lead to RHS homecoming
• DROGT WINS
• LINCOLN AT THE LIBRARY
• Adoptable Pets
• YOUTH HUNT SUCCESS
• Soccer ’Cats earn first victory over Falcons in six years
• Jaguar football cheerleaders 7th/8th Grade
• LUNAR HABITATS
• RUNNIN’ IN THE RAIN
• Painting seminar planned in Clare
• Balloons to help raise awareness
• FIRST DEER
• Jaguar homecoming Saturday
• Last second touchdown keeps JV Bucks’ perfect
• With hope from God, I can face tomorrow
• Suicide awareness walk slated Oct. 9
• Session on lung disease set for Oct. 13 at public library
• Business leaders to help choose new Roscommon Village manager
• 11-POINTER
• SIGNALING STOP
• CCW course set
• Enjoying their pursuits
• HERE’S TO YOU
• AMBASSADORS GRANT
• LOOKING IT OVER
• Archery deer season opens here Oct. 1
• G’s challenge to sting Hornets?
• 83rd District Court
• Spirit week leads up to Houghton Lake Homecoming
• Celtic band to perform in CMU concert
• Board approves three-year support personnel contract
• Robert James Huntley
• Harvest Dinner planned at First Congregational
• Pool Standings
• 34th Circuit Court
• Officials file ballot response to recall
• A smooth ride
• Man critical after accident
• Albert William Horn Jr.
• Tardy, Duimstra to wed in October
• Momentum runs out in 4th game for Bobcat netters
• WAL-BUILT PERFORMANCE
• Lost hunter spends night in woods
• Legion Auxiliary compiling list of service members
• Gouging gas prices
• Thelma W. (Marr) Feith
• Randall, Sullivan plan Playhouse wedding
• Rosco kickers Forest Area, tie with Cheboygan on pitch
• LaBranche new owner of Curves
• Richfield supervisor resigns
• Quilt show to benefit Helping Hands Hospice
• Manager needs compliment
• Betty Lou Miller
• Son, Zane, born to Loy, Lambert
• Bucks continue success at Farwell in three
• Test drive equals cash for RHS
• Markey approves fire ordinance
• ‘Pink Cards’ campaign underway at Tanger
• People were pleased to sign petitions
• Bessie Josephine Homola
• Ferguson, Oliver to marry
• Pineview retains title
• Albert William Horn Jr.
• BUS SAFETY
• Study group encourages attendance; may disband
• Superintendent should be shared
• Glendon Wesley Smith
• Duck season opens here Oct. 2
• Bobcats trump Gladwin, 3-2
• Eugene Edward 'Gene' Bennett
• Kids’ bowling leagues to begin
• Rosco County Dems to meet
• Showing no respect for laws, citizens
• Mary Eva Frappier
• U.P. bear
• Betty Lou Miller
• William Allen ‘Billy’ Charter
• Thelma W. (Marr) Feith
• Georgia M. 'Maxine' Frye
• Bessie Josephine Homola
• Derryl James Jones
• Rick K. Whitaker
• Glendon Wesley Smith
• Frank R. Neveau
• Campbell resigns in Richfield, Van Wormer appointed
• Crafters needed for November bazaar
• Roscommon ‘Prayer Walk’ open to public
• Bucks soccer squad drops two
• FUTURE FIREFIGHTER?
• Mercy Hospice seeks volunteers
• Christians not without sin either
• Grants available for teachers
• ORV training slated for Oct. 9
• Bobcat kickers post two wins, earn second at Pinny tourney
• Meeting highlights opportunities in radiography
• PLANNED GIVING, SURPRISE LUNCHEON
• Believes meeting was illegal
• First tatt oo
• Fruit Tree seminar, nature festival, plant sale planned
• Bobcat volleyball falls to Beavers
• Health program to focus on suicide, nutrition, exercise
• Blood drive Monday at St. John Lutheran
• Wants stolen ladder returned
• Halloween Party on horizon, used costumes being sought
• Special deer season open to youths, disabled vets
• Bowling Highlights
• Tailgating at RHS
• RAPS hosts forum on ‘Safe Routes 2 School’ grant
• Taxpayers deserve county response
• Kirtland Community College to host candidate forum Monday
• VIABLE SEED
• Ye Olde seeks golfers for league
• Turns out America does have talent
• ‘PSALM 40 Project’ planned at Mercy
• Disagrees with Resorter policy
• Photography fundraiser to benefit Relay
• ENCOURAGING SIGN
• Buck boys third, girls fourth at Ellsworth
• What makes an organization a church?
• Food give-away planned in St. Helen
• EXERCISE LIFT
• RAPS OK’s maintenance building
• Upcoming conference focuses on shoreline management
• Buck netters earn two JPC victories
• Building our own
• FELDMAN RECEIVES USCGA EAGLE AWARD
• HEALTH SCREENING
• Board supports Loxley light
• Charles A. ‘Charlie’ Ahrent
• Rosco JV football blanks rival ’Cats
• Student headed to court after fight at high school
• North Higgins plans Fall Fest Saturday
• Mercy to offer adult vaccines at Community Flu Clinic
• HAPPY 89TH AND MORE
• Elizabeth L. ‘Betty’ Klempp
• Forest Dunes raises $1,080 for ‘Folds of Honor’
• District Court News
• Roscommon library plans open house
• Richfield EMT training may be cancelled
• House designates Old 27 as historic
• wife Sharon Huffman William Allen ‘Billy’ Charter She attended Good
• Bradley scores four goals as ’Cats mercy Pine River
• Houghton Lake Jaguar football SEVENTH Grade
• Third annual firemen’s blood drive meets goal
• Denton accepting registration for EMT basic course
• ‘John Beechard and Mr. Lincoln: A Michigan Story’ to be performed
• Mary Elizabeth ‘Betty’ Pyles
• TV Page
• Little Brown Jug belongs to ’Cats
• Houghton Lake Jaguar football Eighth Grade
• Firemen’s Memorial Festival 2010
• ‘Tea party’ planned at library
• Off-duty officer victim of road rage
• Richard ‘Dick’ E. Craine
• Marriage encounter weekend Oct. 22-24
• Jaguars open home youth football schedule Saturday
• CELEBRATING RIVALRY WIN
• VFW, businesses hosting pampering fundraiser
• State police post collection point for unused drugs
• Jeanette Elaine Huffman
• Jordan Michael born to Beach, Osim
• SEASON FINALE
• ‘Sara’s Bears’ continue as Murdoch is cared for by Hospice
• Republicans to meet
• Dennis W. ‘Bill’ Muck
• Chicken, dumplings on Messiah menu
• Clare drops first JPC game since ’06
• RAPS Board, teachers OK pact
• ‘Miles for Medals’ walk to benefit Special Olympics
• Markey chief resigns
• Melvin F. Battani
• Daughter born to Thompson, St. Denis
• Abbamonte sinks ace at Pineview
• HLCS, Royal Medical close on elementary buildings
• Wood bee planned at Schickers
• Visiting judge nixes Campbell recall
• Open house at Roscommon Area District Library
• BRAID BE GONE
• September Booster winners drawn, tickets on sale
• Pumpkin Run starts Friday
• MDA SUMMER CAMP GRANT
• TORCH RUN
• ‘Miles for Medals’ walk to benefit Special Olympics
• Markey chief resigns
• Dennis W. ‘Bill’ Muck
• Chicken, dumplings on Messiah menu
• September Booster winners drawn, tickets on sale
• RAPS Board, teachers OK pact
• Visiting judge nixes Campbell recall
• Melvin F. Battani
• Daughter born to Thompson, St. Denis
• Bucks soccer squad drops two
• HLCS, Royal Medical close on elementary buildings
• Wood bee planned at Schickers
• TORCH RUN
• Open house at Roscommon Area District Library
• BRAID BE GONE
• Bobcat kickers post two wins, earn second at Pinny tourney
• Pumpkin Run starts Friday
• MDA SUMMER CAMP GRANT
• Christians not without sin either
• Crafters needed for November bazaar
• Roscommon ‘Prayer Walk’ open to public
• Bobcat volleyball falls to Beavers
• FUTURE FIREFIGHTER?
• Mercy Hospice seeks volunteers
• Believes meeting was illegal
• Grants available for teachers
• ORV training slated for Oct. 9
• Bowling Highlights
• Meeting highlights opportunities in radiography
• PLANNED GIVING, SURPRISE LUNCHEON
• Wants stolen ladder returned
• First tatt oo
• Fruit Tree seminar, nature festival, plant sale planned
• Ye Olde seeks golfers for league
• Health program to focus on suicide, nutrition, exercise
• Blood drive Monday at St. John Lutheran
• Taxpayers deserve county response
• Halloween Party on horizon, used costumes being sought
• Special deer season open to youths, disabled vets
• Buck boys third, girls fourth at Ellsworth
• Tailgating at RHS
• RAPS hosts forum on ‘Safe Routes 2 School’ grant
• Disagrees with Resorter policy
• Kirtland Community College to host candidate forum Monday
• VIABLE SEED
• Buck netters earn two JPC victories
• Turns out America does have talent
• ‘PSALM 40 Project’ planned at Mercy
• EXERCISE LIFT
• Photography fundraiser to benefit Relay
• ENCOURAGING SIGN
• Rosco JV football blanks rival ’Cats
• What makes an organization a church?
• Food give-away planned in St. Helen
• HEALTH SCREENING
• RAPS OK’s maintenance building
• Upcoming conference focuses on shoreline management
• Little Brown Jug belongs to ’Cats
• Building our own
• FELDMAN RECEIVES USCGA EAGLE AWARD
• Mercy to offer adult vaccines at Community Flu Clinic
• Board supports Loxley light
• Charles A. ‘Charlie’ Ahrent
• Forest Dunes raises $1,080 for ‘Folds of Honor’
• Student headed to court after fight at high school
• North Higgins plans Fall Fest Saturday
• Richfield EMT training may be cancelled
• HAPPY 89TH AND MORE
• Elizabeth L. ‘Betty’ Klempp
• Jaguars open home youth football schedule Saturday
• TV Page
• District Court News
• Roscommon library plans open house
• Denton accepting registration for EMT basic course
• House designates Old 27 as historic
• wife Sharon Huffman William Allen ‘Billy’ Charter She attended Good
• SEASON FINALE
• Houghton Lake Jaguar football SEVENTH Grade
• Mary 'Betty' Pyles
• Third annual firemen’s blood drive meets goal
• ‘Tea party’ planned at library
• ‘John Beechard and Mr. Lincoln: A Michigan Story’ to be performed
• Mary Elizabeth ‘Betty’ Pyles
• Bradley scores four goals as ’Cats mercy Pine River
• Houghton Lake Jaguar football Eighth Grade
• Firemen’s Memorial Festival 2010
• VFW, businesses hosting pampering fundraiser
• Off-duty officer victim of road rage
• Richard ‘Dick’ E. Craine
• Marriage encounter weekend Oct. 22-24
• Clare drops first JPC game since ’06
• CELEBRATING RIVALRY WIN
• Republicans to meet
• State police post collection point for unused drugs
• Jeanette Elaine Huffman
• Jordan Michael born to Beach, Osim
• Abbamonte sinks ace at Pineview
• ‘Sara’s Bears’ continue as Murdoch is cared for by Hospice
• Jeanette Elaine Huffman
• William Allen 'Billy' Charter
• Charles A. 'Charlie' Ahrent
• Big Boy , Big Turnout
• Melvin F. Battani
• Author to speak in St. Helen Sept. 20
• ‘The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society’ on tap
• Traffoc stop nets two pounds of ‘pot’
• Tootsie Roll drive Oct. 8-9
• SPIKE LAKE LUNKER
• G’s soar over Bucks in JPC opener
• Grayling plant holds wellness fair
• Family Night to kick off 31st Firemen’s Festival
• Hartwick to take visitors to 19th century
• BASKET LUNCHEON
• Driver arrested after wreck
• Rosco seniors to meet at Buccilli’s
• DNRE releases small game hunting preview
• ’Cats run over Mustangs, 28-14
• Pothoof takes over helm at NCACU
• Firemen’s Memorial Festival begins tonight
• HOME ON THE RIVER
• Benefit breakfast planned Sept. 18 for Floyd Yarnell
• Father bound over on abuse
• Swiss steak dinner planned
• Michael K. Sidelko
• ‘Cats look for three in a row
• TV Page
• A Ride on the Rainbow
• Blood drive planned at Merritt church
• Coast Guard Auxiliary plans spaghetti dinner
• Woman bound over on assault
• REMEMBERING THEIR FATHER
• Services for Robert W. Hunt
• Gladwin drops Bobcat netters
• Girls high school sports participation in Michigan drops to sixth nationally
• Better health, better learning
• Health board to meet Sept. 22
• Child ID program set for Sept. 18
• Prudenville man demands examination on sex charge
• Christmas in the Village volunteers sought
• Melvin F. Battani
• Hilliker charges from lap back to win feature
• Visiting Pioneers drop Bucks
• Study shows school-based health centers promote better academic performance
• Sunday Playhouse dance to feature ‘Diddle Styx’
• DRIVER SERIOUSLY INJURED
• Markey Township board votes down revised fire ordinance
• Walter E. McClure
• LITTLE BROWN JUG
• Bowling Highlights
• Betts earns Eagle Scout with landscape project
• ‘Spare window fair’ auction planned
• Drug disposal event planned Sept. 25 in Gerrish
• Szyska pleads no contest in connection with shooting
• Collins raises money for friend’s sister-in-law
• Elizabeth L. ‘Betty’ Klempp
• Tough Clare downs Bobcats
• FIRST ACE
• Northwood plans ‘College Night’
• Ostomy group to meet Sept. 19
• ‘Race the Lake’ 5K Sept. 25 to benefit Artesia Youth Park
• ‘No mosque at Ground Zero!’
• ‘Fight the Recall’ fundraiser in Markey
• R V ‘Bob’ Roof
• Bucks bombard Fairview, 5-0
• Buck XC squads place at East Jordan, Bullock Creek
• Farm Bureau Insurance looking for past essay contest winners
• Needy Not Greedy auction Sept. 25
• Pancake supper to benefit Houghton Lake Lioness Club
• Candidates should support party
• Correction
• Margaret I. Brevis
• ‘Blessings in a Backpack’ luncheon topic at Good Shepherd
• Soccer ’Cats bounced by Bellaire
• ‘Preserve, Protect and Defend’
• QUITE A SIGHT
• HLAHS plans September meeting
• Markey officials should drop suit against firemen
• Simply Singles to meet Sept. 22
• Lonnette J. Gallop
• Daughter, Hudsyn, born to Teets
• Granlund sets Piedmont College record for digs
• It’s truth, not conjecture, that sets us free
• Assault suspect may have attacked the wrong victim
• YACHT CLUB DONATION
• Retired school personnel to meet Sept 27 in Gaylord
• Library to air budget
• Jean F. Flores
• Son born to Schrems, Johnson
• Jaguars stay on road in week two
• Goals for all
• Lake plans enforcement
• Mellgren, Sutton to speak at next ACT NOW meeting
• Swiss steak dinner Saturday in St. Helen
• Adoptable Pets
• Elmer M. Hecht
• Roberts, Pendrys name daughter Hannah
• Rosco JV football improves to 3-0
• Welcome firemen
• Firemen’s Fest opens tonight
• National Weather Service in Gaylord plans open house
• Children’s programs begin this month at Houghton Lake library
• Lewis to step down as HLCS director of finance Sept. 27
• Fred E. Young
• Daughter born to Babcock, Fiebelkorn
• ’Cats volleyballers fall to Mustangs
• Paper blizzard predicted
• Alcohol factor in building crash
• CITIZEN OF THE YEAR
• Big Boy , Big Turno ut
• LOTs OF SPIRIT IN $500
• Lexie R. Shock
• Lasagna dinner planned at St. James
• Bobcat JV shuts out Mustangs
• 83rd District Court
• Firefighters save lives through blood drive
• Women Veterans Council to hosts seminars in St. Helen
• Missaukee County to collect hazardous waste Sept. 25
• Goals come into focus at HLCS
• Walter Niedowicz
• Unity of Lake to present movie
• Clare, Farwell game biggest surprise of first week
• 34th Circuit Court
• Grand marshals help festival in variety of ways
• ELECTRONICS GALORE
• RAFFLE WINNER
• Ring stolen from hotel room
• Thaddeus A. Hejka
• FIRST DEER
• Buck netters start JPC with win over rival G’s
• ‘Fire Safety Day’ to be Oct. 2 at Home Depot
• Michigan Firemen's Memorial Festival
• Author to speak in St. Helen Sept. 20
• ‘The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society’ on tap
• Traffoc stop nets two pounds of ‘pot’
• Tootsie Roll drive Oct. 8-9
• SPIKE LAKE LUNKER
• G’s soar over Bucks in JPC opener
• Grayling plant holds wellness fair
• Family Night to kick off 31st Firemen’s Festival
• Hartwick to take visitors to 19th century
• BASKET LUNCHEON
• Driver arrested after wreck
• Rosco seniors to meet at Buccilli’s
• DNRE releases small game hunting preview
• ’Cats run over Mustangs, 28-14
• Pothoof takes over helm at NCACU
• Firemen’s Memorial Festival begins tonight
• HOME ON THE RIVER
• Benefit breakfast planned Sept. 18 for Floyd Yarnell
• Father bound over on abuse
• Swiss steak dinner planned
• Michael K. Sidelko
• ‘Cats look for three in a row
• TV Page
• R V 'Bob' Roof
• A Ride on the Rainbow
• Blood drive planned at Merritt church
• Coast Guard Auxiliary plans spaghetti dinner
• Woman bound over on assault
• REMEMBERING THEIR FATHER
• Services for Robert W. Hunt
• Gladwin drops Bobcat netters
• Girls high school sports participation in Michigan drops to sixth nationally
• Lexie R. Shock
• Better health, better learning
• Health board to meet Sept. 22
• Child ID program set for Sept. 18
• Prudenville man demands examination on sex charge
• Christmas in the Village volunteers sought
• Melvin F. Battani
• Hilliker charges from lap back to win feature
• Visiting Pioneers drop Bucks
• Study shows school-based health centers promote better academic performance
• ‘Spare window fair’ auction planned
• Sunday Playhouse dance to feature ‘Diddle Styx’
• DRIVER SERIOUSLY INJURED
• Markey Township board votes down revised fire ordinance
• Walter E. McClure
• LITTLE BROWN JUG
• Bowling Highlights
• Betts earns Eagle Scout with landscape project
• Ostomy group to meet Sept. 19
• Drug disposal event planned Sept. 25 in Gerrish
• Szyska pleads no contest in connection with shooting
• Collins raises money for friend’s sister-in-law
• Elizabeth L. ‘Betty’ Klempp
• Tough Clare downs Bobcats
• FIRST ACE
• Northwood plans ‘College Night’
• Needy Not Greedy auction Sept. 25
• ‘Race the Lake’ 5K Sept. 25 to benefit Artesia Youth Park
• ‘No mosque at Ground Zero!’
• ‘Fight the Recall’ fundraiser in Markey
• R V ‘Bob’ Roof
• Bucks bombard Fairview, 5-0
• Buck XC squads place at East Jordan, Bullock Creek
• Farm Bureau Insurance looking for past essay contest winners
• QUITE A SIGHT
• Pancake supper to benefit Houghton Lake Lioness Club
• Candidates should support party
• Correction
• Margaret I. Brevis
• ‘Blessings in a Backpack’ luncheon topic at Good Shepherd
• Soccer ’Cats bounced by Bellaire
• ‘Preserve, Protect and Defend’
• HLAHS plans September meeting
• Markey officials should drop suit against firemen
• Simply Singles to meet Sept. 22
• Lonnette J. Gallop
• Daughter, Hudsyn, born to Teets
• Granlund sets Piedmont College record for digs
• It’s truth, not conjecture, that sets us free
• Assault suspect may have attacked the wrong victim
• YACHT CLUB DONATION
• Retired school personnel to meet Sept 27 in Gaylord
• Library to air budget
• Jean F. Flores
• Son born to Schrems, Johnson
• Jaguars stay on road in week two
• Goals for all
• Lake plans enforcement
• Mellgren, Sutton to speak at next ACT NOW meeting
• Swiss steak dinner Saturday in St. Helen
• Adoptable Pets
• Elmer M. Hecht
• Roberts, Pendrys name daughter Hannah
• Rosco JV football improves to 3-0
• Welcome firemen
• Firemen’s Fest opens tonight
• National Weather Service in Gaylord plans open house
• Children’s programs begin this month at Houghton Lake library
• Lewis to step down as HLCS director of finance Sept. 27
• Fred E. Young
• Daughter born to Babcock, Fiebelkorn
• ’Cats volleyballers fall to Mustangs
• Paper blizzard predicted
• Alcohol factor in building crash
• CITIZEN OF THE YEAR
• Big Boy , Big Turno ut
• LOTs OF SPIRIT IN $500
• Lexie R. Shock
• Lasagna dinner planned at St. James
• Bobcat JV shuts out Mustangs
• 83rd District Court
• Firefighters save lives through blood drive
• Women Veterans Council to hosts seminars in St. Helen
• Missaukee County to collect hazardous waste Sept. 25
• Goals come into focus at HLCS
• Walter Niedowicz
• Unity of Lake to present movie
• Clare, Farwell game biggest surprise of first week
• 34th Circuit Court
• Grand marshals help festival in variety of ways
• ELECTRONICS GALORE
• RAFFLE WINNER
• Ring stolen from hotel room
• Thaddeus A. Hejka
• FIRST DEER
• Buck netters start JPC with win over rival G’s
• ‘Fire Safety Day’ to be Oct. 2 at Home Depot
• Michigan Firemen's Memorial Festival
• Elmer M. Hecht
• Fred E. Young
• Elizabeth L. 'Betty' Klempp
• Walter Niedowicz
• Thaddeus A Hejka
• Lonnette J. Gallop
• Larson earns psychology degree
• Rosco Historical Society to meet
• Correction
• Booster 200 Club tickets on sale
• Forest Dunes earns 45th ranking by Golf Magazine
• FLOWERS FOR LIBRARY
• Coast Guard Auxiliary plans spaghetti dinner
• Women’s club to meet Sept. 15
• UNUSUAL VISITOR
• Goodyear wins women’s title
• RMS, RES plan open houses
• Children’s Miracle Network golf outing at Forest Dunes
• Team Curves top Relay fundraiser
• Memorial service for Elizabeth Alexander
• Bucks blanked by Trojans
• Kirtland hosts free concert by HERD on Sept. 16
• Annual 89-plus birthday party planned Sept. 21
• CIRCUMNAVIGATORS
• Karen Ann Valentine
• ’Cats fall to Vikings’ aerial attack, 33-20
• Exodus Is Michigan’s gift to Texas
• Mendyk honored as ‘officer of year’
• Sons’ tribute to Ricky Nelson ‘more than an oldies show’
• Shirley Ann Frahm
• Jags open season this weekend
• Bus safety is ‘of utmost importance’
• Extra row’ helps others
• Bridge players wanted
• Cynthia ‘Cindi’ Pietchak
• Bobcats best Bucks in shoot-out battle
• Mosque, Obama evoke schizophrenic attitiudes
• MMCC barbecue, festival Sept. 19
• Mobile home park upgrades may be in Denton’s future
• Ruth I. Easter
• Hickmotts named daughter Savannah
• Complete Streets
• Kirtland Garden Club to meet
• Winter tax levy unchanged in Roscommon Township
• Mary M. Rinke
• Woman to Woman conference slated
• 34th Circuit Court
• Curves collecting school supplies
• Moped stolen
• Vitaly Netesa
• Rally Day’ kicks off year at HLUMC
• 83rd District Court
• ANTIQUE RIG ON THE ROLL
• Deputies seize fireworks after traffic stop
• Kenneth Zane Walker
• United Methodist offers prayer labyrinth
• JEANs DAY DONATION
• Sunday tour to feature homes on Au Sable River
• High winds keep crews busy, residents deal with outages
• Thomas Matthew ‘Tim’ Houck
• Good Shepherd to offer workshop
• TV Page
• Teens can win in video contest
• Hazardous waste collection scheduled for Saturday
• Adoptable Pets
• Albert E. Delmotte
• Biggar, Schalm exchange vows at Good Shepherd church
• Proving it
• Margaret I. Brevis
• Kirtland artists have eyes on Art Prize
• One burglar arrested; another still at large
• Walter Prestridge Creason
• CROP Walk to be Sept. 19
• JV Bucks second half comeback equals 36-27 win over Trojans
• Jean F. Flores
• State Police investigating fatal cycle accident
• County names interim veterans counselor
• Registration open for fall gymnastics
• ‘Fields of Faith’ planned Sept. 22 at Bobcat Field
• Kinzer records four TDs as JV Cats earn victory over Vikings
• Knife wielding woman charged
• Houghton Lake woman dies in Mecosta County accident
• Morris named interim manager
• Kirtland to offer concealed pistol course Sept. 10-11
• Jack Pine Football Central
• School Bells Ring at Houghton Lake, Roscommon
• Candidates to address issues in forum
• United Way 2010 campaign kicks off with tailgate party
• MANNING THE GRILLS
• DALMAC riders brave wind, injury
• Jean F. Flores
• TV Page
• JEANs DAY DONATION
• Sunday tour to feature homes on Au Sable River
• High winds keep crews busy, residents deal with outages
• Thomas Matthew ‘Tim’ Houck
• Good Shepherd to offer workshop
• Proving it
• Teens can win in video contest
• Hazardous waste collection scheduled for Saturday
• Adoptable Pets
• Albert E. Delmotte
• Biggar, Schalm exchange vows at Good Shepherd church
• JV Bucks second half comeback equals 36-27 win over Trojans
• Kirtland artists have eyes on Art Prize
• One burglar arrested; another still at large
• Walter Prestridge Creason
• CROP Walk to be Sept. 19
• Kinzer records four TDs as JV Cats earn victory over Vikings
• State Police investigating fatal cycle accident
• County names interim veterans counselor
• Registration open for fall gymnastics
• ‘Fields of Faith’ planned Sept. 22 at Bobcat Field
• Jack Pine Football Central
• Knife wielding woman charged
• Houghton Lake woman dies in Mecosta County accident
• Morris named interim manager
• Kirtland to offer concealed pistol course Sept. 10-11
• DALMAC riders brave wind, injury
• School Bells Ring at Houghton Lake, Roscommon
• Candidates to address issues in forum
• United Way 2010 campaign kicks off with tailgate party
• MANNING THE GRILLS
• Forest Dunes earns 45th ranking by Golf Magazine
• Larson earns psychology degree
• Rosco Historical Society to meet
• Correction
• Booster 200 Club tickets on sale
• Goodyear wins women’s title
• FLOWERS FOR LIBRARY
• Coast Guard Auxiliary plans spaghetti dinner
• Women’s club to meet Sept. 15
• UNUSUAL VISITOR
• Bucks blanked by Trojans
• RMS, RES plan open houses
• Children’s Miracle Network golf outing at Forest Dunes
• Team Curves top Relay fundraiser
• Memorial service for Elizabeth Alexander
• ’Cats fall to Vikings’ aerial attack, 33-20
• Kirtland hosts free concert by HERD on Sept. 16
• Annual 89-plus birthday party planned Sept. 21
• CIRCUMNAVIGATORS
• Karen Ann Valentine
• Jags open season this weekend
• Exodus Is Michigan’s gift to Texas
• Mendyk honored as ‘officer of year’
• Sons’ tribute to Ricky Nelson ‘more than an oldies show’
• Shirley Ann Frahm
• Bobcats best Bucks in shoot-out battle
• Bus safety is ‘of utmost importance’
• Extra row’ helps others
• Bridge players wanted
• Cynthia ‘Cindi’ Pietchak
• Hickmotts named daughter Savannah
• Mosque, Obama evoke schizophrenic attitiudes
• MMCC barbecue, festival Sept. 19
• Mobile home park upgrades may be in Denton’s future
• Ruth I. Easter
• Complete Streets
• Kirtland Garden Club to meet
• Winter tax levy unchanged in Roscommon Township
• Mary M. Rinke
• Woman to Woman conference slated
• 34th Circuit Court
• Curves collecting school supplies
• Moped stolen
• Vitaly Netesa
• Rally Day’ kicks off year at HLUMC
• Margaret I. Brevis
• 83rd District Court
• ANTIQUE RIG ON THE ROLL
• Deputies seize fireworks after traffic stop
• Kenneth Zane Walker
• United Methodist offers prayer labyrinth
• Cynthia 'Cindi' Pietchak
• Thomas Matthew 'Tim' Houck
• Albert E. Delmotte
• Shirley Ann Frahm
• Ruth I. Easter
• Kenneth Zane Walker
• 'Tim' Thomas Matthew Houck
• Mary M. Rinke
• Walter Prestridge Creason
• Karen Ann Valentine
• Vitaly Netesa
• A PENNY FOR YOUR THOUGHTS
• Ski, strength, roller ski clinic planned Sept. 5
• CCW course set
• Limberlost douses Firehouse squad in division battle
• ‘Warbler’s Nest’ groundbreaking marks start of children’s learning center co
• Roscommon to be featured on CMU’s ‘On the Map’ series
• Pediatrician on staff at Mercy Grayling center
• Christmas tree field day planned
• Hartwick Pines park offers holiday weekend programs
• Buck netters win Silver Division at Cadillac volleyball invite
• Playoff game to decide champion
• Plenty of changes await RAPS students
• C hampion at fair
• For a stroke, think F.A.S.T.
• Correction
• ’Cats crush visiting Fairview, chalk up first win
• COURT READY
• Opening day preceded by orientation, open houses
• Gagnier to sign books in Grayling
• Correction
• I’LL MEET YA THERE
• Donald Charles Matchett
• BOOSTING TRAILWAY FUND
• ‘Heart of the North’ raises money for American Heart Association
• Finishing touches being put on HLCS building projects
• Study group to meet
• Outlet center plans weekend sale
• Polish fest Sept. 10 at Rosco K of C
• Joseph N. Mancik Jr.
• County Christian choir to rehearse
• Patriot Golf Day this weekend
• A defining moment for religious liberty
• Bridge players wanted
• Grayling to be Uncorked’ Oct. 21
• Moth crews begin egg count
• Karla Robinson Wallace
• Son born to Sheppard
• LITTLE LEAGUE DONATION
• Changes realized
• Legion plans breakfast
• Kirtland Guild plans jewelry workshop
• SAFETY FIRST
• Keith Zuback Lindsey
• Daughter born to Woods
• Booster 200 Club tickets on sale
• The best may come near the end of our days
• Matter of Balance training session to be held Sept. 8
• GRAYLING PHOTOGRAPHER FEATURED
• Creating a ‘K-12’ culture among themes of possible goals for HLCS
• Diana Kay Lay
• Daughter born to Kiebs
• Shuffle board players sought
• Best interest
• Volunteers needed to brush trails
• Outdoor movie attracts sizeable crowd
• Whittemore man arraigned on child abuse charge
• James R. Galligan
• Son born to Millers
• JV ’Cats drop opener to Rockets
• 83rd District Court Magistrate
• FROM RCCF TO KCC
• Whitetails Unlimited to host banquet Sept. 25
• Markey seeks recovery of payments
• Zael N. Vandenboss
• Cook, Coscino wed in Chicago
• Roscomon County 4-H Varsity Cherleaders
• 83rd District Court
• Council seeks new manager
• FAMIILY NIGHT FUNDS
• LAST BIG WEEKEND
• Edna ‘Jackie’ Stilgenbauer
• Houghton Lake Kart Speedway
• Careys team up on Kalamazoo College soccer squad
• EXIT 222 REAL ESTATE
• HAPPY AND SAFE
• Northern Michigan Employer forum slated in Gaylord
• Opposes light removal
• Belmont T. ‘Tom’ Mendyk
• FOR THE BIRDS
• Bobcat netters fail at Kingsley, turn about at Oscoda for win
• Tattoo artist to attempt world record
• German exchange students settle in
• DALMAC riders to camp at Houghton Lake
• Encourage mosques in Saudi Arabia
• Home heating help available, deadline nears
• DNRE seeks public input on county’s forest management
• Home Bucks blast visiting Bucks
• Superintendents look forward to new school year
• CAMP ROTARY
• Residents made Relay a success
• Unity World Day of Prayer Sept. 9
• DNRE wants to count your deer
• ’Cats drop two, search for first win
• TV Page
• School bells start ringing next week
• Rotarian of the year
• Family nurse practitioner joins Prudenville clinic
• Pow-Wow at Zubler’s Sept. 5
• State eyes purchase of over 16,000 acres, Wraco Lodge Lake
• Vikings trump Bucks in season opener
• Races tight as Merritt Speedway’s final weekend races slated
• LET THE MUSIC PLAY
• WBRMC selected as teaching hospital
• Therapy center planned in Lake City
• LIONS CLUB HELPS ARTESIA YOUTH PARK
• big catch
• Reese outpaces Bobcats by eight
• Limberlost wins women’s tourney
• Maintenance-transportation chief’s job is ‘a real handful’
• Glow golf scramble to benefit Co-op Nursery School
• State ranks high in pain awareness
• Therapy center planned in Lake City
• Pow-Wow at Zubler’s Sept. 5
• State eyes purchase of over 16,000 acres, Wraco Lodge Lake
• Vikings trump Bucks in season opener
• Races tight as Merritt Speedway’s final weekend races slated
• LET THE MUSIC PLAY
• WBRMC selected as teaching hospital
• State ranks high in pain awareness
• LIONS CLUB HELPS ARTESIA YOUTH PARK
• big catch
• Reese outpaces Bobcats by eight
• Limberlost wins women’s tourney
• Opening day preceded by orientation, open houses
• Glow golf scramble to benefit Co-op Nursery School
• Pediatrician on staff at Mercy Grayling center
• A PENNY FOR YOUR THOUGHTS
• Ski, strength, roller ski clinic planned Sept. 5
• CCW course set
• Limberlost douses Firehouse squad in division battle
• Finishing touches being put on HLCS building projects
• Roscommon to be featured on CMU’s ‘On the Map’ series
• For a stroke, think F.A.S.T.
• Christmas tree field day planned
• Hartwick Pines park offers holiday weekend programs
• Buck netters win Silver Division at Cadillac volleyball invite
• Playoff game to decide champion
• A defining moment for religious liberty
• C hampion at fair
• Correction
• I’LL MEET YA THERE
• Correction
• ’Cats crush visiting Fairview, chalk up first win
• COURT READY
• Changes realized
• Gagnier to sign books in Grayling
• Outlet center plans weekend sale
• Polish fest Sept. 10 at Rosco K of C
• Donald Charles Matchett
• BOOSTING TRAILWAY FUND
• ‘Heart of the North’ raises money for American Heart Association
• The best may come near the end of our days
• Study group to meet
• Moth crews begin egg count
• Joseph N. Mancik Jr.
• County Christian choir to rehearse
• Patriot Golf Day this weekend
• Best interest
• Bridge players wanted
• Grayling to be Uncorked’ Oct. 21
• SAFETY FIRST
• Karla Robinson Wallace
• Son born to Sheppard
• LITTLE LEAGUE DONATION
• 83rd District Court Magistrate
• Legion plans breakfast
• Kirtland Guild plans jewelry workshop
• Creating a ‘K-12’ culture among themes of possible goals for HLCS
• Keith Zuback Lindsey
• Daughter born to Woods
• Booster 200 Club tickets on sale
• 83rd District Court
• Matter of Balance training session to be held Sept. 8
• GRAYLING PHOTOGRAPHER FEATURED
• Whittemore man arraigned on child abuse charge
• Diana Kay Lay
• Daughter born to Kiebs
• Shuffle board players sought
• EXIT 222 REAL ESTATE
• Volunteers needed to brush trails
• Outdoor movie attracts sizeable crowd
• Markey seeks recovery of payments
• James R. Galligan
• Son born to Millers
• JV ’Cats drop opener to Rockets
• Tattoo artist to attempt world record
• FROM RCCF TO KCC
• Whitetails Unlimited to host banquet Sept. 25
• LAST BIG WEEKEND
• Zael N. Vandenboss
• Cook, Coscino wed in Chicago
• Roscomon County 4-H Varsity Cherleaders
• Council seeks new manager
• FAMIILY NIGHT FUNDS
• Opposes light removal
• Edna ‘Jackie’ Stilgenbauer
• Houghton Lake Kart Speedway
• Careys team up on Kalamazoo College soccer squad
• Maintenance-transportation chief’s job is ‘a real handful’
• HAPPY AND SAFE
• Northern Michigan Employer forum slated in Gaylord
• Encourage mosques in Saudi Arabia
• Belmont T. ‘Tom’ Mendyk
• FOR THE BIRDS
• Bobcat netters fail at Kingsley, turn about at Oscoda for win
• ‘Warbler’s Nest’ groundbreaking marks start of children’s learning center co
• German exchange students settle in
• DALMAC riders to camp at Houghton Lake
• Residents made Relay a success
• Home heating help available, deadline nears
• DNRE seeks public input on county’s forest management
• Home Bucks blast visiting Bucks
• Plenty of changes await RAPS students
• Superintendents look forward to new school year
• CAMP ROTARY
• Family nurse practitioner joins Prudenville clinic
• Unity World Day of Prayer Sept. 9
• DNRE wants to count your deer
• ’Cats drop two, search for first win
• TV Page
• School bells start ringing next week
• Rotarian of the year
• Diana Kay Lay
• James R. Galligan
• Joseph N. Mancik Jr.
• Karla Robinson Wallace
• Joseph N. Mancik Jr.a
• Zael N. Vandenboss
• Final: Reese 22, Houghton Lake 14
• Keith Zuback Lindsey
• Belmont T. 'Tom' Mendyk
• Follow Houghton Lake's game with Reese tonight with updates from the Resorter
• State park schedules free nature programs
• ‘Greenbelt’ murky subject in Lake
• Sharon Lee Galea
• Deckers name daughter Sofie
• Bobcats ‘continually improve’ at Chippewa Hills tourney
• COME ON IN
• FISHING FUN
• AIDS walk planned Sept. 25 in Mt. Pleasant
• Robert E. Davis Jr.
• Daughter born to Tooker, White
• Buck netters claim home tourney title to start season
• Leaking oil well capped in Deadstream
• BACK TO LIFE
• Rosco library opens at new location
• Susie Belle McDiarmid
• Petty Officer Schuett home on leave
• ‘Growing year’ for Bobcat netters
• Immunization day to help parents meet new state requirements
• Black Iron Days coming to Hartwick
• St. Andrews Society plans event
• Douglas John Blue
• Pellegrini graduates from army training
• Strong Buck volleyball team to temper game with fun
• RAPS Board OK’s personnel changes
• Mercy Hospice plans ‘Ramble to the Pines’
• Corrections
• Albert H. Myer Sr.
• Lorenz finishes basic training
• Owls add four second-half goals to spoil Bobcats’ home opener
• NCACU SCHOLARSHIP
• Heartland Hospice plans grief support
• Police investigate Markey ATV theft
• Willard D. Williams
• Harts name son Liam
• MOUTHGUARDS FOR ALL
• COME ON IN - Includes Video
• RES renovations nearly complete
• Law Enforcement Torch Run to come to Roscommon
• Vandals damage truck, home
• MMCC to offer dance classes
• DuBoes name second child Olivia
• Soccer Bobcats starting to gel
• Roscommon vs. Grayling - FINAL - Grayling 54, Roscommon 12
• Rotary Scholarships
• MSU extension to offer program for those who own forest land
• Coker sentenced to prison for crash
• MISS MICHIGAN TEEN CONTESTANT
• Parr, Chenette to be wed next fall
• Buck soccer squad led by former Class A coach
• TV Page
• Lives, words often need correction
• ‘ROSCOMMON RUMBLE’
• Beter than a plaque
• Open houses, locker info, schedules signal back-to-school
• Strocks reach 30-year mark
• Gridiron Bucks, new coach stepping up to challenges
• GETTING READY FOR THE PA W
• Defending First Amendment rights is different from endorsing the message
• Weather favors 21st Higgins Awareness Day
• Reader now behind township consolidation
• Schools expected to be ready for opening day
• HOLMAN FAMILY REUNION
• Free Pass
• DENTON CREEK LUNKER
• Healthy Priority
• Group applauds lake stewardship
• Goal-setting underway at HLCS
• McCauleys celebrate 50 years
• ‘Thin’ but talented Bobcat football squad to hit field against Reese
• Goodyear, Northshore tied for first in women’s softball league
• 34th Circuit Court
• Nelsons to kick off KCPA 2010-11 season
• End food commercials during children’s TV programming
• Sunrise run proceds
• Early goose season starts Sept. 1
• Goodyear Lanes seeks bowlers
• MMCC to hold annual Timber Trot, inaugural Timber Trail XT
• 83rd District Court
• Crespo to enter Great Lakes Maritime Academy
• Consolidation leader: Group was organized
• Correction
• Open house to focus on boat launch plans
• Korbinski earns first top five feature finish at Dixie Speedway
• 2010 Champs
• Eighteen new teachers welcomed to HLCS
• Hard work, passion make Lincoln exhibition success
• Commission votes 4-1 to hire emergency management head
• St. Helen’s Team Ayres finishes 13th in state walleye tourney
• Buck soccer team experiences first game jitters at Gladwin
• Memory walks to begin Sept. 18
• ‘Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs’ Saturday
• Lincoln exhibit opens to music of 1800’s
• Lake board cuts treatment budget
• Walter Emory McClure
• Moloney wins Michigan MMA debut
• Limberlost concludes ‘perfect’ season, record untouched
• RAPS nutrition standards aim to make students healthier
• Simply Singles to meet Sept. 1
• Food giveawa y
• Robert Arnold Burch
• Moores name daughter Kayla
• Most of State qualifiers back for Rosco XC
• Village manager leaving post
• 83rd District Court
• Crespo to enter Great Lakes Maritime Academy
• End food commercials during children’s TV programming
• Sunrise run proceds
• Early goose season starts Sept. 1
• Goodyear Lanes seeks bowlers
• MMCC to hold annual Timber Trot, inaugural Timber Trail XT
• Eighteen new teachers welcomed to HLCS
• Consolidation leader: Group was organized
• Correction
• Open house to focus on boat launch plans
• Korbinski earns first top five feature finish at Dixie Speedway
• 2010 Champs
• ‘Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs’ Saturday
• Hard work, passion make Lincoln exhibition success
• Commission votes 4-1 to hire emergency management head
• St. Helen’s Team Ayres finishes 13th in state walleye tourney
• Buck soccer team experiences first game jitters at Gladwin
• Memory walks to begin Sept. 18
• RAPS nutrition standards aim to make students healthier
• Lincoln exhibit opens to music of 1800’s
• Lake board cuts treatment budget
• Walter Emory McClure
• Moloney wins Michigan MMA debut
• Limberlost concludes ‘perfect’ season, record untouched
• Village manager leaving post
• Simply Singles to meet Sept. 1
• Food giveawa y
• Robert Arnold Burch
• Moores name daughter Kayla
• Most of State qualifiers back for Rosco XC
• COME ON IN
• State park schedules free nature programs
• ‘Greenbelt’ murky subject in Lake
• Sharon Lee Galea
• Deckers name daughter Sofie
• Bobcats ‘continually improve’ at Chippewa Hills tourney
• Leaking oil well capped in Deadstream
• FISHING FUN
• AIDS walk planned Sept. 25 in Mt. Pleasant
• Robert E. Davis Jr.
• Daughter born to Tooker, White
• Buck netters claim home tourney title to start season
• Immunization day to help parents meet new state requirements
• BACK TO LIFE
• Rosco library opens at new location
• Susie Belle McDiarmid
• Petty Officer Schuett home on leave
• ‘Growing year’ for Bobcat netters
• RAPS Board OK’s personnel changes
• Black Iron Days coming to Hartwick
• St. Andrews Society plans event
• Douglas John Blue
• Pellegrini graduates from army training
• Strong Buck volleyball team to temper game with fun
• NCACU SCHOLARSHIP
• Mercy Hospice plans ‘Ramble to the Pines’
• Corrections
• Albert H. Myer Sr.
• Lorenz finishes basic training
• Owls add four second-half goals to spoil Bobcats’ home opener
• RES renovations nearly complete
• Heartland Hospice plans grief support
• Police investigate Markey ATV theft
• Willard D. Williams
• Harts name son Liam
• MOUTHGUARDS FOR ALL
• Rotary Scholarships
• Law Enforcement Torch Run to come to Roscommon
• Vandals damage truck, home
• MMCC to offer dance classes
• DuBoes name second child Olivia
• Soccer Bobcats starting to gel
• Lives, words often need correction
• MSU extension to offer program for those who own forest land
• Coker sentenced to prison for crash
• MISS MICHIGAN TEEN CONTESTANT
• Parr, Chenette to be wed next fall
• Buck soccer squad led by former Class A coach
• TV Page
• Defending First Amendment rights is different from endorsing the message
• ‘ROSCOMMON RUMBLE’
• Beter than a plaque
• Open houses, locker info, schedules signal back-to-school
• Strocks reach 30-year mark
• Gridiron Bucks, new coach stepping up to challenges
• GETTING READY FOR THE PA W
• Healthy Priority
• Weather favors 21st Higgins Awareness Day
• Reader now behind township consolidation
• Schools expected to be ready for opening day
• HOLMAN FAMILY REUNION
• Free Pass
• DENTON CREEK LUNKER
• 34th Circuit Court
• Nelsons to kick off KCPA 2010-11 season
• Group applauds lake stewardship
• Goal-setting underway at HLCS
• McCauleys celebrate 50 years
• ‘Thin’ but talented Bobcat football squad to hit field against Reese
• Goodyear, Northshore tied for first in women’s softball league
• Walter Emory McClure
• Douglas John Blue
• DNRE changes crossbow rules
• Willard D. Williams
• Robert Arnold Burch
• Susie Belle McDiarmid
• Albert H. Myer Sr.
• Robert E. Davis Jr.
• Traveling exhibit depicts constitutional issues, Lincoln’s struggles as president
• Kirtland board meets tonight in Grayling
• Old Stone School reunion still on
• Area youth earn awards in Missaukee agricultural show
• Congregational church plans pot luck
• Firehouse earns 1-run victory over Kilkare in nine inning battle CIALIZED CARE
• Lincoln exhibit opens Saturday -- Musical reception kicks-off event
• PATRIOTIC PARADE
• Class of 1970 holding reunion
• New weapon in EWM fight shown at Higgins
• Bob, Dawn Tupper married for 60 years
• HLMS volleyballers to start practice
• JONES GRADUATES
• Library plans ‘Kids Fun Day’
• Monarch Center to host open house Sunday
• Fred’s bowling tournaments set for Aug. 28-29
• Fullmer, Tatar plan October wedding
• Church sinks ace
• Six retire at COOR; pact allows some to return to work
• COMMUNITY PRESENCE
• HLHS Class of 1980 finalizing plans
• TALENTED
• Friday celebrates 100th birthday
• Mayball records hole in one
• Wallington, Sherwood attend ‘citizens seminar’
• MOVING IN
• GREENBELT RECOGNITION
• Adoptable Pets
• Houlihan earns Bronze Star
• August Booster winners drawn
• NURSERY SCHOOL LOFT
• Lives of early residents to be portrayed Sunday
• Class of ‘90 reunion slated for Aug. 28
• Successful camp
• Bakita promoted to colonel in Air Force Reserve
• (Photo by Thomas Reznich) DNRE changes crossbow rules
• Area students make SVSU lists
• VOTED BEST
• ring of fire
• MMCC plans auditions for two fall productions
• Uphoffs celebrate 50th anniversary
• Houghton Lake KART Speedway
• Boggs earns medical degree
• Whipplestock II takes over Moorestown
• SEVEN FOR SEVEN
• Messiah Lutheran hosting Swiss steak dinner
• JAMBOREE JAM
• PUTTING ON THE HITS
• Christians can’t give up on Afghanistan
• Alaskan trip fulfills lifelong dream
• MAKING A SPLASH
• Auditions for fall production slated at KCC
• DNRE suggests alternatives to memorials on public lands
• Batko breaks own record …twice
• TV Page
• Lincoln exhibition
• Swim team returns for training at lake
• A big finish
• ONE FOR THE RECORD BOOKS
• Leftover turkey licenses to go on sale Aug. 30
• SET OFF THE NET
• Fall squads start action Friday
• Failing with a ‘B’?
• Little league seeks board members
• HLHS Class of ‘00 to hold reunion
• Correction
• Correction
• Daughter born to Weinel, Ross
• New AD to lead Houghton Lake
• Tire tracks damage lawns
• GETTING IN STEP
• Habitat, White Birch plan canoe trip fundraiser
• Gedeon graduates from Fairleigh Dickinson
• Memorial Service for Mark Alonzo Van-Y
• Brittany Millard names son Jeffery
• Goodyear holds onto first place in upper league
• Lyon wreck causes serious injuries
• Deputies witness drag racing on M-55
• Collins running in 5K benefit
• ‘Timberliner’ to offer color tour trip
• Benjamin Lyle Kinney
• Lake St. Helen Baptist schedules revival
• Houghton Lake pool leagues to meet
• Thieves leave gas tank empty
• HLCS to register new students
• Third annual A.R.K. chicken cook-Off Sunday
• Nature programs continue at park
• Jewell Ray Greene
• Rhodes ‘soldier of the year’
• ‘CONTAINED, KEPT COOL’
• Children’s center groundbreaking Aug. 25 at KCC
• Richfield offers EMT course
• Greenbelt is an argument for lake
• Marion F. Irvine
• Phelps graduates from basic training
• ‘Northern Nationals’ winners named after two days of racing
• 83rd District Court
• Saturday expo focuses on conservation
• GIANT CABBAGES
• Donald Mainprize–My Teacher Remembered
• Donna I. Vaughn
• Good Shepherd plans ‘Market for Missions’
• CUSTOM FIT
• Lincoln exhibit opens Saturday -- Musical reception kicks-off event
• DNRE suggests alternatives to memorials on public lands
• Batko breaks own record …twice
• Christians can’t give up on Afghanistan
• Alaskan trip fulfills lifelong dream
• MAKING A SPLASH
• Auditions for fall production slated at KCC
• Leftover turkey licenses to go on sale Aug. 30
• SET OFF THE NET
• TV Page
• Lincoln exhibition
• Swim team returns for training at lake
• A big finish
• ONE FOR THE RECORD BOOKS
• Daughter born to Weinel, Ross
• Fall squads start action Friday
• Failing with a ‘B’?
• Little league seeks board members
• HLHS Class of ‘00 to hold reunion
• Correction
• Correction
• Brittany Millard names son Jeffery
• New AD to lead Houghton Lake
• Tire tracks damage lawns
• GETTING IN STEP
• Habitat, White Birch plan canoe trip fundraiser
• Gedeon graduates from Fairleigh Dickinson
• Memorial Service for Mark Alonzo Van-Y
• Lake St. Helen Baptist schedules revival
• Goodyear holds onto first place in upper league
• Lyon wreck causes serious injuries
• Deputies witness drag racing on M-55
• Collins running in 5K benefit
• ‘Timberliner’ to offer color tour trip
• Benjamin Lyle Kinney
• Rhodes ‘soldier of the year’
• Houghton Lake pool leagues to meet
• Thieves leave gas tank empty
• HLCS to register new students
• Third annual A.R.K. chicken cook-Off Sunday
• Nature programs continue at park
• Jewell Ray Greene
• Phelps graduates from basic training
• ‘Northern Nationals’ winners named after two days of racing
• ‘CONTAINED, KEPT COOL’
• Children’s center groundbreaking Aug. 25 at KCC
• Richfield offers EMT course
• Greenbelt is an argument for lake
• Marion F. Irvine
• Good Shepherd plans ‘Market for Missions’
• CUSTOM FIT
• 83rd District Court
• Saturday expo focuses on conservation
• GIANT CABBAGES
• Donald Mainprize–My Teacher Remembered
• Donna I. Vaughn
• Congregational church plans pot luck
• Firehouse earns 1-run victory over Kilkare in nine inning battle CIALIZED CARE
• Traveling exhibit depicts constitutional issues, Lincoln’s struggles as president
• Kirtland board meets tonight in Grayling
• Old Stone School reunion still on
• Area youth earn awards in Missaukee agricultural show
• Bob, Dawn Tupper married for 60 years
• HLMS volleyballers to start practice
• Lincoln exhibit opens Saturday Musical reception kicks-off event
• PATRIOTIC PARADE
• Class of 1970 holding reunion
• New weapon in EWM fight shown at Higgins
• Fullmer, Tatar plan October wedding
• Church sinks ace
• JONES GRADUATES
• Library plans ‘Kids Fun Day’
• Monarch Center to host open house Sunday
• Fred’s bowling tournaments set for Aug. 28-29
• Friday celebrates 100th birthday
• Mayball records hole in one
• Six retire at COOR; pact allows some to return to work
• COMMUNITY PRESENCE
• HLHS Class of 1980 finalizing plans
• TALENTED
• Houlihan earns Bronze Star
• August Booster winners drawn
• Wallington, Sherwood attend ‘citizens seminar’
• MOVING IN
• GREENBELT RECOGNITION
• Adoptable Pets
• Bakita promoted to colonel in Air Force Reserve
• (Photo by Thomas Reznich) DNRE changes crossbow rules
• NURSERY SCHOOL LOFT
• Lives of early residents to be portrayed Sunday
• Class of ‘90 reunion slated for Aug. 28
• Successful camp
• Uphoffs celebrate 50th anniversary
• Houghton Lake KART Speedway
• Area students make SVSU lists
• VOTED BEST
• ring of fire
• MMCC plans auditions for two fall productions
• JAMBOREE JAM
• PUTTING ON THE HITS
• Boggs earns medical degree
• Whipplestock II takes over Moorestown
• SEVEN FOR SEVEN
• Messiah Lutheran hosting Swiss steak dinner
• Jewell Ray Greene
• Mark Alonzo Van-Y
• Tee-Shirts and more
• Benjamin Lyle Kinney
• Donna I. Vaughn
• Correction
• Beverly A. Lightfoot
• Author, comedian to speak at confab
• Limberlost trumps Goodyear in women’s league action
• Sign work on M-55 underway by MDOT
• Middle schools come up short on AYP, despite MEAP scores
• Stroke screening scheduled Aug. 16
• Blood drive Aug. 23
• Circus coming to town next week
• Donald C. Mainprize
• Recovery group adds session
• Mayball records hole in one
• Cnudde buys Coldwell Banker Cornell
• Arrests down, party up at Bud Bash 2010
• Smile for the camera
• Benefit dinner to help Corey Pace
• Lake City man killed in single car accident
• Donation brings cutting-edge surgical technology to urology patients
• Wagner, Dykgraaf plan September nuptials
• Ogemaw Outlaws plan softball tryouts Aug. 21
• CERTIFIED
• Catrell, Mitchell, Rumsey graduate from Northwood
• 2011 TUT queen search is on
• WINE AND ART
• DRIVERS INJURED
• Adoptable Pets
• Daughter born to Uponens
• RMS netters plan practices Aug 23
• County trash to help produce electric power
• KIWANIS SCHOLARSHIP
• Tee -Shi Rts and more
• Championship to benefit Habitat
• St. Helen restaurant fire investigated
• Housing grant targets Richfield
• Muellers celebrate 60 years
• Great finish
• Paul F. Gibson
• Kamprath graduates from Grand Valley
• Back in Time at the Houghton Lake Area Historical Society’s Village Days
• Tobacco Quitline offers free nicotine patches, gum, lozenges
• Youth, 15, damages patrol car
• Village plans recreation meeting
• Calvarymen to perform at Markey church
• Big Buck Open to be held Aug. 29
• MMCC to hold annual barbecue
• Relay for Life brunch Sunday
• 10-GALLON PIN
• Denton Township fence bids to be based on one design
• COOL END TO VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
• Skeels to hold golf benefit
• Lewis enters Medical Schol
• Cub Scout roundup planned Aug. 21 in Roscommon
• Lincoln topic for Page-Turners
• Health costs cited as reason for altering prescription
• New young adult books at Houghton Lake Public Library
• Timmins, Hamp announce engagement to be married
• ACT NOW golf outing Aug. 28
• Shots, tests required for students
• LEARNING THE LONG BOARD
• Dog beds available
• Sentencing of juveniles needs reform
• SIMILAR FISH
• Long-time friends wed in lakeside ceremony
• Carey named to ‘Honors Court’
• NEW MUSIC MAN
• MidMichigan Health Services offering free well child visits
• Alano Club yard sale, flea market scheduled Sept. 3-5
• Mainprize’s contributions to be missed
• Villagers question loss of parking spots, sidewalks
• William Gerald Carter
• Kurth starts 14th, wins modified feature at Merritt Speedway
• Park program explores nature
• Fair offers variety of events
• ‘Murder in Tip-up Town’ author plans book signings
• Ostomates to meet
• Candidates set for Village
• Paul F. Gibson
• ‘Meet the Team’ moving outside
• Treasure of knowledge found on the shelves of thrift stores
• ‘Whipplestock 2’ planned Sunday
• ‘Songs of the Lumberjacks’ Saturday at Hartwick Pines
• United Way to hold rummage sale
• ‘Movie in the Park’ Aug. 28
• Garry ‘Jackson’ Nolph
• Back to the Gridiron
• Plan to burn Qur’an violates Bible, Constitution
• Cemetery walk planned in Rosco
• SPECIAL DONATION
• American Legion to hold Polish day
• Revitalizing Houghton Lake Heights in discussion phase
• Timothy Mark Zurbrick
• Back to the Gridiron
• Lack of sensitivity
• RCCF plans ‘Taste of Roscommon County’
• Rosco library to wrap up summer kids’ program
• CCCA to hold Sunday brunch
• RAPS makes AYP, HLCS does not
• Margaret P. ‘Maggie’ Richards
• Sailors find great weather for venerable Higgins Lake Regatta
• Limberlost outlasts Merchants in rematch to remain undefeated
• Forewarned
• Forgotten Eagles stop at VFW Post 4034
• NEW RCCF BOARD MEMBERS
• RAHS meeting to feature ‘Ella Gallimore’
• State Police investigate scrap theft, find motorcycle
• Dan Roger Knapp
• ‘Planet Zoom’ VBS set at Hope Lutheran
• HLMS netters to begin practice
• 83rd District Court
• ATV Jamboree starts Friday
• Military retiree appreciation day Sept. 18
• Democrats to meet
• Markey board adopts ordinances at short meeting
• Gretchen T. Troutman
• Evangelist to preach at First Baptist
• SLAMMING IT
• LAKESHORE HOME HEALTH CARE
• CEREMONIAL SALUTE
• Conservation Expo set for Aug. 21
• PARTNERS IN EROSION CONTROL
• Timothy Mark Zurbrick
• Gretchen T. Troutman
• Margaret P. 'Maggie' Richards
• Beverly A. Lightfoot
• Dan Roger Knapp
• Donald C. Mainprize
• Roscommon County near bottom of health rankings
• CCCA to hold rummage sale
• Westens celebrate 55 years together
• Buck cross country practice to begin
• A good yarn
• Unopposed officials advance
• Kirtland Garden Club to visit Dow Gardens
• ‘Whipplestock 2’ planned Aug. 15
• ‘Conversation on Poverty’ brings stories, suggestions
• Bazaar to aid area charities
• ’Cats soccer practice to begin
• Much to change
• Camp, Campbell face off in November
• St. Vincent de Paul plans food giveaway, seeks volunteers
• RARSP plan last meeting of summer
• Art de Vin Aug. 7
• Messiah Lutheran to serve meal
• Rosco netters plan tryouts
• District Court Magistrate
• Booher, Dunigan win chance to compete for State Senate
• NEW PRESIDENT
• 21st Awareness Day slated at Higgins Lake
• Strut your mutt’ on Saturday
• Soul’s Harbor to host 20th ‘Gospel Tent’
• Bucks start football Monday
• Arrests result from assaults
• All township proposals pass
• Windsurfing among topics for Rosco library program
• Roscommon historical museums open on Fridays, Saturdays
• Celebrate fine art in Roscommon
• St. Vincent preparing ‘Blessings in Backpack’
• Goodyear still in first after 11
• Law enforcement gearing up for Bud Bash
• Russo beats Campeau in race for commissioner
• Troop 944 earns awards at camp
• RED HAT PICNIC
• Roscommon library moving
• PART OF THE FUN
• Bobcats hit gridiron Monday
• Driver arrested after accident
• Class of ’55 to meet in September
• CARVING IT UP
• Community Foundation receives ‘national standards’ recognition
• Habitat, White Birch plan canoe trip fundraiser
• Memorial service for Daniel J. Gerstner
• Limberlost wins men’s tourney
• Woman jailed for driving on drugs
• G-H alumni offer scholarships
• UP, UP AND AWAY
• CCCA to host trip to Buckley show
• Village candidates face deadline
• Lynn William Knuth
• Women’s bowling association to hold workshop, meeting.
• Three injured in high-speed crash
• Lori Ruff graduates from Baker College
• Village Days to offer history, fun
• Old Stone School reunion planned
• Lions’ Lewand gets 30 day suspension, $100,000 fine
• Jerry R. Holley
• Registration open for Rosco youth soccer
• 34th Circuit Court
• Area students make Northwood dean’s list
• HERE COME THE MINNOWS!
• WIND POWERED
• Community Calendar
• Corwin C. Clark
• Rains stops Merritt Speedway for second week in a row
• 83rd District Court
• Class of 1960 plans 50th reunion
• County fair has new attractions
• Opposes removal of Loxley light
• John Petrella
• Kilkare still first in men’s lower league softball
• Merchant joins Chemical Bank
• Fall registration slated at Kirtland
• Dem’s Akin, Pappas advance in road commission race
• LIGHTNING STRIKE
• Help finding missing son appreciated
• Frances J. Edwards
• Big Buck Open to be held Aug. 29
• TV Page
• MOBILE MECHANIC
• KCC offers basic computer course for seniors this fall
• 911, gypsy moth proposal OK’d
• Circus coming to town Aug. 19
• Allow what works best for disposal of household trash
• Donald McClellan
• Blanchard wins junior title
• RMS netters plan practices Aug 23
• Edward Jones ranks highest in satisfaction
• Basic rules take effect when lights out
• Party Nominees
• GRAND FINALE
• Targeted officials believe article misleading
• Donald C. Mainprize
• Church completes 100-mile run
• HL volleyball tryouts Aug. 11-13
• Addicted to Bubble Wrap
• County voters mirror state in governor’s race
• Higgins Twp. considers CERT team
• Precautions prevent summer mishaps
• Jessica Christine Stead
• Mainprizes married 58 years in July
• Boosters plan Sunday meeting
• Don’t give up on political process
• Rendon, Sheltrown choices for State Rep
• HISTORIC STOP
• Hospice web site features ‘sunset’ stories
• Amanda Jo Bearden
• Poeppe, Molenda plan to marry in Plymouth
• Buck kickers to hit practice pitch
• Citizens need to keep eye on officials
• SIGNING IN
• Ricky Nelson tribute, Red Green part of KCPA 2010-11 line-up
• NEW MEMBERS
• Phone service being restored at KCC campus
• Kathryn E. Clark
• Son born to McDarmont, Marsden
• Navigator tops Goodyear, creates tie atop Division I
• Frances J. Edwards
• Carpenter continues as COOR leader
• Frequently asked questions
• Varied programs for kids set at Rosco library
• Simply Singles to meet twice
• Craig Michael Oster
• Son born to Dygert, Stain
• ‘Scotty’ golf tourney set for Aug. 6
• Jessica Christine Stead
• STRIVE SUCCESS
• Two Dem road commissioners face challenger for nomination
• Explore nature at state park
• ORV rider seriously injured
• Simone Y. Bartley
• HYGIENE KITS
• Merritt Speedway gets rained out
• Lynn William Knuth
• Without independent news reports, we’d know less about oil spill, McChrystal
• Voters to decide on renewal of moth tax
• Crandell, NCACU winners in annual ‘rubber duck race’
• Prudenville woman killed in Gladwin County accident
• Sophie Saglimbene
• MacKenzie, Feldpausch to wed Aug. 7
• Triebold, LaJoie repeat as canoe marathon champs
• Amanda Jo Bearden
• Film subsidy requested for anti-subsidy film
• It’s not too late for absentee ballot
• Mom to Mom sale Aug. 14
• Ask the Trooper
• Irene Rita Romphf
• VISIT FROM THE BISHOP
• Close earns five gold medals at Michigan Senior Olympics
• John Petrella
• Christians find silver lining in Gulf crisis
• Disabilities shouldn’t keep voters from going to polls
• Forgotten Eagles to make stop at HL VFW
• Deputies investigate thefts
• Roberta P. LeForge
• Sports conditioning to start for HLHS
• Limberlost improves to 11-0 heading into league tourney
• A Responsibility
• House seat attracts flood of candidates
• Library preparing for final ‘splash’
• MACP VP
• John Thatcher Venman
• Mudge earns first ace
• All Stars
• Correction
• Governor candidates have varied backgrounds
• Final gazebo concert to feature Amanda Kari
• Show support for Israel
• Diana Jean Kahmann
• Kirtland to offer free hunter safety course Aug. 21, 22
• Cowbell Classic has 85th running
• 34th Circuit Court
• Three GOP candidates, two Dems want to be senator
• Reception, activities slated during Lincoln exhibit’s visit
• Many ‘don’t agree’ with board
• Several from area receive CMU degrees
• Women can learn kayaking, fly fishing at Higgins Lake
• Chip-ins, birdies plenty at Ye Olde
• 83rd District Court
• Proposal asks voters to renew tax for 911
• ‘JOY IN MOVEMENT’
• THANKED FOR SERVICE
• HELPING CHILDREN
• KING-SIZED CRAPPIE
• Hospice golf outing renamed to honor Don Koyl
• NEW FARM MARKET
• Judge running unopposed
• LONG TIME COMING
• INTERNATIONAL MESSAGE
• LET THE SHINE IN
• FISH PRINTS
• Youth football camp next week in Roscommon
• Over $47 million for construction pending
• Gerrish, Lake appointees assured of finishing terms
• Towers to aid in ground weather monitoring
• Blood drive Aug. 2
• Adoptable Pets
• Houghton Lake KART Speedway
• TOUCHING UP SCOTTY
• Assumed names
• Denton Township seeks to renew taxes for police, ambulance service
• Signed recall petitions filed for four Markey officials
• Art de Vin on Aug. 7
• American Legion plans breakfast
• Amanda J. Bearden
• Rodgers graduates from basic training
• NEW LOCATION
• Lake Township asks voters to approve funds for roads
• Township consolidation petitions rejected by county commission
• ‘QUICK FROZEN CRITTERS’
• After brief retirement, Sutton takes helm at Rosco library
• M. Ronald Whiting
• Sny receives Army commission
• Unofficial Election Results
• Springs Window celebrates ‘safest year’
• Markey, Lake residents vie for Dist. 1 GOP nomination
• Denton Ambulance to hold ice cream social, open house
• EXPERIENCE
• Robert L. Lemire
• Tim Zimmerman, The King’s Brass slated for Aug. 3 performance
• Daniel J. Gerstner
• HOUGHTON LAKE CHRISTIAN STORE
• CMU announces honors students
• Term limits, connections may pique interest in primary
• Denton Fire plans annual ox roast
• THE OLD OAK TREE
• Elizabeth Ann Alexander
• Tylers name son Cael
• TV Page
• Jerry R. Holley
• GVSU names dean’s list students
• HEADING FOR THE TRAIL

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