Mio, MI News

• Mio, MI News
• Steiner Museum begins season with breakfast
• Fairview hosts commencement exercises
• Fairview central office to be remodeled
• County approves airport emergency plan
• Inmate overpowers deputy, escapes with gun
• Mio Elementary acquires iPads
• Board of Health starting search for new health officer
• Memorial Day activities on deck in Oscoda County
• Canoe liveries anticipate busy season
• Mio students recognized for academic excellence
• Board approves resolution for drug enforcement officer millage
• Mio school board president to resign at end of June
• Brusch pleads guilty to meth charges
• Lewiston greets visitors for morel mushroom festival
• Luzerne woman injured in M-33 accident
• Physician assistant says poison ivy more common in summer, fall
• Engineer says turn lane likely to be added in September
• Voters turn down IRESA millage proposal
• IRESA millage proposal results
• STING millage may appear on primary ballot
• Haskin new superintendent in Atlanta
• Spring on display at grow show
• Engines starting at motocross park
• Mio students learn about Iranian culture
• Mio school, Sheriff Department investigating incident
• Senior facility employees participate in Take Your Child To Work Day
• State equalized value for county virtually unchanged
• Quilt trail in works for Oscoda County
• Crews battle fire on Mack Lake
• UPDATE: Mack Lake area to stay manned until April 30
• UPDATE: Mack Lake evacuation to be lifted at 8 p.m. April 27
• Mio man taken to hospital after accident
• Mio softball coach resigns
• VIDEO: Mack Lake Wildfire
• UPDATE: Mack Lake to remain evacuated remainder of day
• UPDATE: Mack Lake fire evacuees to remain at Mio Community Center until fire clears
• Large wildfire in Oscoda County
• Quilt trail in works for Oscoda County
• An afternoon in the river
• Board approves salaries for elected officials
• Watershed tasks head Road Commission project list
• New owner bringing back familiar name
• Motion to advertise for new health officer fails with tie vote
• Local 4-H presents family-friendly activities
• Mio students learn about environment
• Sheriff not in favor of helmet law repeal
• Snyder to visit KCC in June
• Kirtland board approves 2012-13 budget
• County fair in works for late July
• Mio district's budget boosted by federal funds
• Freedom Worship Center hosts Easter party
• Mio district to privatize custodial services
• Local motocross park slated to open next month
• Arts, crafts on display in Mio
• Blackout reportedly causes M-33 rollover accident
• Landfill board decides against firing engineers
• Fairview seniors to share thoughts with community leaders
• MSUE millage to appear on August ballot
• County to return Sheriff Department employee to deputy rate
• Fairview district passes anti-bullying policy
• Trooper urges community to learn about synthetic drug dangers
• Children search for Easter eggs in Mio
• MSUE organizing meeting for community garden
• Children celebrate Easter at Lewiston Moose Lodge
• A day at the park
• County hopes to complete horse arena project by May
• Firefighters battle grass fire
• Shelter presenting battle of the bands
• Zebra mussels impact fishing in county
• Kirtland board increases tuition
• Former resident lived in county for 99 years
• UPDATED: State reaffirms requirement for DHD health officer to earn masters
• County adjusts salary schedule for emergency management coordinator
• Kirtland may eliminate certificate programs
• Employers, job seekers converge at Kirtland
• Wildfire season beginning early in county
• Winter snowfall ranks in middle of pack
• Fairview hosts Eagle Spirit/Eagle Pride auction
• Energy company still interested in gasification project
• KCC to retain athletic program
• Library director hopes to schedule more computer classes
• Little League registration starts in county
• Local food pantry struggling to remain viable
• County to make grant money available
• Mio school board approves best practices resolutions
• KCC to continue collaborating with local business leaders
• Fairview superintendent receives favorable evaluation
• Introducing Facebook comments
• MSUE millage proposal introduced to board
• Fairview to co-op with Mio for soccer program
• KCC hosts business after hours
• Civilian emergency training to take place later this month
• Title III funds to help Luzerne Fire Department
• Take Back Day scheduled for April
• Winter storm impacts county
• Fairview's Got Talent postponed
• Sheriff files for re-election
• Winter storm warning issued for Ogemaw, Oscoda and Arenac counties
• Girls basketball district final starting time moved up
• KCC to host business after-hours
• Helping out the library
• Softball umpiring clinic upcoming in Alpena
• Fairview students above state average in MEAP
• Fairview-Mio district game postponed
• Santorum wins Republican primary in county
• Ambulance department agrees to deals with townships
• Neighborhood watch group authorizes purchase of signs
• Benjamin to remain as health officer at this time
• Local establishments serve up cuisine at Taste of Oscoda County
• Local boys basketball games postponed
• Landfill still interested in gasification project
• Math knowledge on display at Mio school
• Mio resident celebrates leap-year birthday
• Mio Ranger District looking for input on prescribed burn projects
• Board approves airport emergency regulations
• Mio superintendent surprised by MEAP results
• Family Bookshelf gets 'mobbed'
• Mio AuSable Snowcoming royalty crowned
• Ambulance department reports increased activity
• College to determine future of athletics at next meeting
• Local districts experienced mixed results with latest student count
• Turkeys released in Oscoda County
• Turkeys set free in Oscoda County
• Oscoda County to make early payment to health department
• Mio district to advertise for custodial services
• Homeless shelter board acquires Mio building
• Mio resident selected as contest winner
• Decision on health officer to come at next Board of Health meeting
• Fairview crowns homecoming royalty
• Landfill not abandoning permit application
• Wertz Warriors stop in Lewiston
• Fairview students participate in Homecoming Week
• Winter sale upcoming at Fairview school
• Taste of Oscoda County in new location this year
• Wertz Warriors to stop at Lewiston Moose Lodge
• County signs on for lawsuit against banks
• Study reports increase in food assistance, child abuse and neglect in county
• Library seeking to put millage on ballot
• Fairview homecoming theme centered on classic film
• Recreation opportunities to remain in Huron-Manistee National Forests
• Tobacco shop opens in Mio
• Stone selects undersheriff candidate
• Bonfire occurs in Luzerne
• Mio hosts benefit game for River House
• Sno*Drift rally begins in Lewiston
• EDA hoping for increased garage sale participation
• Ogemaw County votes not to bail out health department
• Accident occurs on northbound M-33
• Benjamin must earn master's degree to continue as health officer
• Builder optimistic about motocross park's impact
• Health officer requesting advance from county
• Winter weather causes snow days at local schools
• KCC offering voluntary severance plan to faculty
• Prosecuting attorney to face challenger in November
• Fairview senior finds mission trip rewarding
• More snow descends upon Oscoda County
• Portion of Wolf Creek Trail open to public
• Snowfall hits Oscoda County
• Stone elected as landfill board chairman
• Fairview senior class selling dresses to raise money
• County to fund MSU Extension through 2012
• OCATS office back in operation
• Mio board passes resolution amending terms of office
• Continuing to look back at the past year
• USFS reviewing public responses to Huron-Manistee proposal
• Health Board still awaiting state's decision on health officer qualifications
• Forest fire occurs in Luzerne
• Local school districts teaming up to provide financial aid information
• Looking back at the past year in Oscoda County
• Lewiston to be starting point for Sno*Drift rally in late January
• MSUE, Northland to present financial workshops
• Sleigh rides in Oscoda County
• KCC to close on purchase of West Branch property
• Big Creek Twp. supervisor hoping to build fishing access site at Mio Pond
• County allows two MSUE employees to stay on until next board meeting
• EDA to implement competition for county residents
• Post offices busy for Christmas
• Merry Christmas
• Fairview student council tops goal set for blood drive
• OCATS board intends to resume facility's operations next year
• Fairview choir presents "A Christmas Kaleidoscope"
• Habitat home to be finished next summer for Mio single mother
• Luzerne American Legion Post and Ladies' Auxiliary Kids' Christmas Party
• Ambulance department building expansion should finish soon
• Warm temperatures trending across the state
• Helping out one of their own
• Two-vehicle accident occurs in front of Big T's Roadhouse
• Mio board approves contract with consulting firm
• State says DHD. 2 health officer not qualified for position
• Board adopts county general fund budget for 2012
• Mio native recovering following surgery
• Santa and Mrs. Claus visit Comins Eagles Hall
• Mio Moose Lodge hosts Christmas party
• Landfill board authorizes engineer to prepare groundwater model
• OCATS board to meet Dec. 20
• Kirtland board amends president's contact
• Mio native in critical but stable condition after being wounded in Afghanistan
• Power line replacement will improve electrical service in Mio
• Fire destroys woodshed at Camp Barakel
• Fairview merchants welcome customers on evening of Dec. 2
• Lewiston Lioness-Lions Club lights Christmas tree
• Motocross park being built in Oscoda County
• Specialist says vigilance key to combating prescription drug abuse
• Fairview business community coming together for Christmas sales
• Road commission prepared to deal with winter
• Mio native in critical but stable condition after being wounded in Afghanistan
• Mio AuSable book fair raises more than $3,600
• Wildlife biologist reports deer hunting increase in county
• It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas
• Lighting up downtown Lewiston for Christmas
• Fairview's new vending machine restricts sugary drinks
• Fairview boys basketball squad takes to courtroom for poster
• County to allow MSUE time to raise money for keeping program intact
• Fairview choir to present annual Christmas concert
• Searching for a good book at Mio AuSable
• Fairview student wins student entrepreneur competition
• Holiday light parade to take place through downtown Mio
• KCC president to lead discussion on athletics at next board meeting
• Mio man bound over to Circuit Court in meth cases
• Foundation inviting county agencies to apply for grant money
• Fairview board determines superintendent exceeding expectations
• Officials offer safety tips as deer firearm season begins
• Luzerne resident sailed Japanese seas during the Cold War
• Prevention specialist talks about prescription drug abuse
• Renamed walking challenge to start Dec. 1
• Great Eight projects getting started at two county sites
• Special education millage on ballot
• Halloween spirit lives in Oscoda County at Trunk-or-Treat
• Leachate spill occurs at MOA landfill
• More bids sought for ambulance department remodeling project
• Student finalists chosen for entrepreneurship competition
• Board approves pay increase for undersheriff
• Huron-Manistee official explains rules for hunting on federal properties
• No Halloween curfew for county trick-or-treaters
• Thunderbolts to take on Frankfort in district opener
• Sheriff Department to hold Take Back Day
• KCC students, trustees discuss potential student activity fee
• Two-vehicle crash on M-33
• Local women earn bowling medals at Senior Games
• Local schools facing increased MEAP proficiency benchmarks
• Accident occurs at northbound M-33 in Mio
• Chamber hosting third Fall Wine Tasting
• Landfill hosts dedication for Kauffman
• County residents establishing homeless shelter in Mio
• Empty Bowls auction at KCC supports River House Shelter
• Oscoda County Park master plan to be considered for adoption
• Mio school board approves use of DHD No. 2 program for middle school students
• Student count better than expected for county districts
• Sunny weather, fall colors greet Eagle Festival visitors
• Mio AuSable crowns Homecoming royalty
• Fairview begins Eagle Festival with parade
• EDA unveils new project at local schools
• Oscoda County meth awareness group conducts first meeting
• Luzerne FD conducting emergency exercise
• Status conference rescheduled in meth case
• KCC purchases land in West Branch
• Huron-Manistee National Forests to conduct yearlong survey
• Meeting set to discuss future of Oscoda County MSU Extension
• Breast cancer support group starting at Praxis Church
• Lewiston Area Chamber of Commerce Harvest Auction
• Market master reports successful year for Farmers' Market
• Mio men arraigned in connection with meth case
• Huron-Manistee National Forests schedules public forum in Mio
• Board approves funding for ambulance department parking lot paving project
• Fairview resident reflects on World Youth Day in Madrid
• Road commission purchases new chassis for trucks
• Curran Black Bear Festival
• Second meth bust occurs at Big Creek Twp. residence
• Landfill board hires new supervisor
• Mio AuSable students create greeting cards for soldiers
• Preliminary exam set for meth possession case
• His Love Family Resources sponsoring fall walk at Camp Michi-lu-ca
• Man arrested for meth possession in Big Creek Twp.
• Civil War encampment at Michigan Magazine Museum
• Airport officially open for business
• KCC in discussions to acquire West Branch property
• Meth discussion to continue at town hall meeting
• Stone to run for Oscoda County Sheriff next year
• Ambulance director to take class in EMS instruction
• Fairview board approves two-year deal with teachers union
• Citizens speak out about possible MSU Extension closing
• Mio check station soon to be open for local bear hunters
• Citizens share their memories of 9/11 attacks
• MOA landfill board narrowing field for supervisor position
• Mio Church of God to help two local organizations with golf benefit
• Greenwood Twp. acquiring new fire truck
• Fairview students report for first day of school
• First day of school in Mio AuSable
• Racers test their skills at Mio Mud Bogs
• Fairview, Mio districts help kindergarteners adjust
• Airport dedicated to former commissioner
• AuSable River cleanup slated for Sept. 10
• Department backs out of potential merger with DHD No. 2
• C-1 state championship decided at First Dam canoe races
• Competitors take to the AuSable River for First Dam Canoe Race
• MOA board seeking supervisor for landfill operations
• KCC fact book presents new information
• County approves purchase of ambulance department equipment
• Back to School for Mio - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• County to shut down MSU Extension office at end of year
• Tobin to serve as new home health director for DHD No. 2
• Badges for a Cure takes place in Mio
• Eagle Festival committee planning fifth annual fundraiser
• Kirtland hires Grand Rapids architectural firm for master plan
• Fairview canceling soccer season due to lack of players
• Oscoda County Community Connect
• Beaverton man reschedules American Cancer Society fundraiser
• Fire occurs at M-33 house
• Fairview resident attending World Youth Day
• Landfill to install soil borings
• COOR ISD to make second attempt at special education millage increase
• Beaverton man to canoe through Mio as part of fundraising journey
• Residents learn about emergency management at Oscoda County Library
• Sheriff Department captures Rose City fugitive
• County to name airport after former commissioner
• Back on the gridiron
• Oscoda commissioners deny dispatcher's grievance
• Mio AuSable board denies grievance filed by ESP unit
• Michigan Magazine Museum to host bicycle blessing
• Filing deadline for two Fairview school board seats Aug. 16
• State champion to be determined at First Dam Canoe Race
• Downtown Lewiston busy during Timberfest
• 45th annual Northern Michigan Relief Sale
• Recent temperatures rank in county's top ten since 1950
• Road commission manager says lack of culvert delaying Eighth Street project
• Reeling in the fish
• Oscoda County mentors, mentees take to the outdoors
• Local businesses reporting high level of activity this summer
• County exploring Internet café possibility
• Lajoie, Triebold win AuSable River Canoe Marathon
• 2011 Weyerhaeuser AuSable River Canoe Marathon
• Bigfoot Bash at Michigan Magazine Museum
• Mother and daughter bonding
• DHD No. 2 health officer reviewing Iosco County's allocation toward department
• Captive audience
• Students ready to canoe along AuSable
• Town hall meetings scheduled to discuss deer baiting ban
• County exploring Internet café possibility
• First Federal in Mio to host Community Appreciation Day
• Ambulance director reports increase in activity
• County would switch state house districts if plan approved
• Two killed, one in critical condition from lightning strike
• KCC to host speakers at Warbler's Nest grand opening July 27
• Landfill to discuss possible settlement with former engineering firm
• Bigfoot Bash on tap for last weekend of July at Michigan Magazine Museum
• Learning more about the weather
• Lewiston Timberfest to feature old favorites, new attractions
• Relief sale scheduled for first weekend of August
• County building inspector explains rental ordinance
• New director bringing changes to Kirtland Center
• September construction expected for Huron Pines projects
• Five county residents to participate in upcoming AuSable River Marathon
• Military honored at Steiner Museum
• Road commission manager says project going according to plan
• KCC board elects new officers
• Agencies work together to correct erosion problems at AuSable River access site
• Badges for a Cure to benefit American Cancer Society
• Board denies appeal for second opinion in grievance case
• Mio AuSable board approves elementary school handbook changes
• Fourth of July activity mirrors last year
• Flint man dies in accident on South River Road
• Classic auto show at Mio Flea Market
• Chamber of Commerce Fishing Tournament
• Hours cut at Michigan Works office in Oscoda County, three others in region
• Landfill to send proposal to government officials
• Handrich bound over to Circuit Court in robbery case
• Sheriff Department investigating two robberies in Elmer Township
• Mio man dies in accident
• Mio Independence Day Fireworks
• Accident occurs at M-33, Cherry Creek Road in Mio
• Mio Independence Day festivities
• Comins Independence Day Parade
• Luzerne Independence Day Fireworks
• Luzerne Independence Day parade
• Officers, citizen recognized for bravery
• Board proposes trial period for deer baiting in Oscoda County
• McKinley Fire Department secures Title III funding for project
• Mentor Township to construct addition to township hall
• Exploring the outdoors in Oscoda County
• Nutt resigns after seven years as Fairview varsity boys basketball coach
• MME results show improved test scores for local school districts
• County approves contracts with labor unions
• Fairview board approves 2011-12 fiscal year budget
• Plenty of activities scheduled in county for Independence Day
• Oscoda County Chamber of Commerce sponsoring fishing tournament
• Mio Mud Bogs scheduled for Independence Day weekend
• AuSable Valley Engine and Tractor Club hosts show at fairgrounds
• Landfill board hires C & S Transportation for leachate disposal
• Local school districts ask COOR ISD to seek special education millage increase
• Oscoda County Cruisers present ice cream social, car show
• Sightseeing at the shrine
• Huron Pines volunteers clear out garlic mustard patch
• Board approves raise for emergency management coordinator
• Mio AuSable board member honored
• Mio board approves budget for 2011-12 school year
• Blessing of the Bikes to take place at Mio Church of God
• Commissioners approve 10-year plan for Oscoda County airport
• Classic cars on display in downtown Lewiston
• Local organizations help Fairview district start six-week summer school program
• Three people taken to Mercy Grayling Hospital after accident
• County changes Sheriff Department dispatcher's pay rate after investigation
• Tackling the AuSable River
• Audit report shows increase in county's fund equity
• Mio AuSable superintendent to take on elementary principal duties
• Mio AuSable district wraps up walking challenge
• Baiting ban still in effect in Oscoda County, five others in northeast Michigan
• Kids' Fishing Day at Mio Dam
• MOA administrator says audit report positive for landfill
• Huron-Manistee official offers tips for AuSable River users
• Mio AuSable board schedules special budget meeting
• Mio Elementary students take part in "Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader?"
• Last day of school in Oscoda County
• Five Mio students place in Anglers of the AuSable writing contest
• Mio Elementary School Track & Field Day
• Fairview Elementary School Track & Field Day
• MOA collecting more information for groundwater permit application
• Sheriff reports Memorial Day activity down from last year
• County residents take part in Grayling-to-Oscoda sale
• Kaufman retiring from Mio AuSable Elementary after 37 years
• Fresh produce at Farmers' Market
• Nearly 1,100 residents affected by power outage
• Landfill to gather additional information for groundwater permit application
• Memorial Day ceremony at Luzerne Cemetery
• Outdoor activities take center stage at Northeast Michigan Outdoor Sport Show
• Breakfast, history served up at Steiner Museum
• Fairview High School Class of 2011 Graduation Ceremony
• Campground opens business to 200-mile sale
• Local canoe liveries gearing up for busy season
• Downtown Lewiston to feature several classic cars during two-day festivities
• Board to offer non-union employees, elected officials health insurance options
• Local superintendents express mixed viewpoints on school aid fund news
• Lewiston Area Chamber of Commerce sponsors Business After Hours
• County, MDOT come to terms on runway construction agreement
• Farmer's market opens for business in Fairview May 27
• Mio AuSable students recognized in Anglers of the AuSable writing contest
• Peer mentoring book contains thoughts of local elders
• Kirtland Community College hosts Kirtland's Warbler Festival
• Mio AuSable High School Class of 2011 Graduation Ceremony
• Memorial Day activities on tap in Oscoda County
• Kirtland board votes to save athletics program
• Apportionment board approves redistricting plan
• Farmer's market opens for business in Fairview May 27
• Fairview program designed to educate students about business world
• Songbird presence holding up airport renovation
• Mio AuSable seventh graders to study AuSable River from different perspectives
• Landfill board sets flat rate for waste disposal
• Oscoda Habitat for Humanity thanks volunteers
• Construction season in Mio
• Possible school aid cuts could impact foreign language offerings in local districts
• County board approves credit card policy
• Apportionment board decides to keep number of commissioners at five
• Port Austin man dies in Elmer Township accident
• County board approves tax sale procedures policy
• Local post offices taking part in national food drive
• Oscoda County Conservation District presents Grow Show and Tree Sale
• Less than 400 county voters participate in school election
• KCC official says Warbler Festival may continue past this year
• Hitching a ride
• Mio baseball coach says new press box may be completed in about a month
• Mio AuSable High School hosts Awards Night
• Complete election results
• Apportionment commission to decide on number of county commissioners
• Taking in a sunny day
• MSU Extension educator says rain could impact crops
• Senior Expo to provide fun and information for area seniors
• DHD No. 2 still considering merging with other districts
• MSU grant lands nine new computers for Oscoda library
• State equalized value increases in Oscoda County
• Reapportionment board meeting scheduled for May 4
• Mio alumnus named new president of county road association
• Ambulance department activity increases in first three months of year
• Fairview school district to make up two school days in June
• Noreast'r Music and Art Festival on tap for second weekend of June
• Districts changing?
• Mio Dummy Club presents Easter egg hunt
• Easter party at Mio Community Center
• Snowstorm brings another 2-5 inches to county's total for season
• Meeting with his constituents
• Kirtland proposes $1.6 million in cuts for 2011-2012 budget
• Building support for the Wings
• Lashley files as write-in candidate for Mio AuSable school board
• EDA confirms rental sites for Grayling to Oscoda garage sale
• Clearing a path
• Mio board passes resolution opposing school aid fund transfer
• Fairview board hires labor relations specialist for teachers' union negotiations
• Bear Paw Cabins owner says business picking up year after fire
• Arts and crafts on display at Mio AuSable
• Grass fire occurs at M-72
• Oscoda ambulance department to offer classes in May
• Sheriff Department to help citizens get rid of unused prescription drugs
• County board approves resolution supporting agency
• Fairview board president says district "few days away" from agreement with Ricketson
• Huron-Manistee official says fire season could extend into summer months
• Oscoda County ranked 72nd in Michigan in county health study
• Road commission to seal cracks in county roads this summer
• MOA board resets landfill operating hours following special meeting
• Oscoda County state forest campground among 23 targeted for closure by DNR
• Not everyone is convinced spring has arrived
• Conservation District set to host annual Grow Show and Tree Sale
• Signs of spring
• Craft show to benefit Mio baseball, football programs
• Mio resident earns car from Mary Kay
• Latest MEAP report shows varied results for local schools
• Huron-Manistee RAC expected to review Title II processes
• Oscoda Little League accepting applications
• Lions find work in county during lockout
• Music therapy expert to headline KCC nursing conference
• Mio baseball team continuing to sell tickets for Dow Diamond opener
• House fire occurs at Mishler Road in Mio
• Helping others in need
• Mio's Blamer receives scholar-athlete recognition at boys basketball finals
• Mio AuSable Elementary hosts "Sing for the Red, White, and Blue"
• More excavating work needed at landfill discharge area
• Project Graduation committee organizing events for lock-in
• Winter storm expected to bring Oscoda snow total to about 55 inches for season
• Employers, job hunters connect at Oscoda County Job and Education Fair
• Oscoda County population declines by almost 800 people
• New busses arrive in Mio AuSable district
• Informing the board
• Board approves purchase of ambulance department systems
• Michigan Works may lose funding
• Ready to go
• Mio, Luzerne post offices now issuing passports in county
• Lending a helping hand
• Wild turkeys released on federal land at Perry Creek Road
• Returning to familiar territory
• Oscoda Job and Education Fair to bring employers, job seekers together
• Recovered Energy Resources president hopes to reach agreement with MOA Landfill
• Fairview, Mio to host blood drives in March
• Fairview offers Ricketson superintendent position
• Sheriff Department to purchase new vehicle, voice recording system
• Addressing the issues
• County to issue one-time stipend for elected officials, full-time non-union employees
• Fairview to bring back three candidates for second round of superintendent interviews
• Local superintendents express displeasure with Snyder's budget
• Pettalia to meet residents in Mio March 7
• Mio third graders put democracy into action
• MOA landfill to change hours beginning April 1
• Hard at play
• County approves funding of 211 startup
• Oscoda County changing health insurance for retired employees
• Taste of Oscoda County offers smorgasboard of local cuisine
• Oscoda County Sheriff Department deputies recall rescue efforts
• Local school districts experience mixed results with February student count
• More than 4,000 gallons of oil spilled from tanker
• Mio man in critical condition after fire
• Five candidates to interview for Fairview superintendent/K-12 principal position
• Fairview students take part in Winter Olympics
• Hard at work
• Bolts of the Month recognized at board meeting
• Mio AuSable board approves revised general fund budget
• Mio AuSable crowns 2011 Snowcoming King and Queen
• DHD No. 2 considering merging with two other health departments
• EPA says landfill should not have to build gas collection system
• KCC exchange student tenant in building damaged by fire
• Construction to replace culvert at Kittle Road beginning Feb. 21
• Incumbents lone candidates to file for COOR Board election
• Mio's Blamer earns MHSAA scholar-athlete award
• County approves airport project agreement with MDOT
• Fairview crowns 2011 Homecoming King and Queen
• Fairview High School celebrates Homecoming Week
• Winter storm leaves varying amounts of snow in Oscoda County
• Mio Ranger Station hosts public forum on potential forest revision plan
• Aftermath of a winter storm
• Blamer named one of finalists for MHSAA scholar-athlete award
• Wertz Warriors sled into Mio
• MOA administrator says EPA reply to concerns may come in early February
• Candidates have until Feb. 8 to file to run for KCC, COOR boards
• Taste of Oscoda County slated for Feb. 20 at Garland Resort
• Mio AuSable hosts Red Cross blood drive
• County to fund purchase of portable radios for AuSable Valley Firefighters
• Mio's Got Talent hits Mio AuSable auditorium Jan. 22
• Mio AuSable High School to host blood drive Jan. 26
• Mio AuSable hosting talent shows on consecutive Saturdays
• Mio Moose Lodge's chili cookoff tempts taste buds
• Board decides county's prescription coverage will remain intact
• Mio AuSable school board members recognized
• Commissioners approve Friend of the Court appointment
• Mio AuSable board authorizes bus purchases
• Police union, county to meet again later in month to discuss contract
• AuSable Valley Community merges with Lutheran Homes of Michigan
• Fairview drama class to present two one-act comedies
• Scores for Thursday, Jan. 6
• Forest Service to issue 12-month firewood cutting permits beginning in April
• Oscoda board approves deal to lodge inmates at Montmorency jail
• Mio Moose Lodge serving up chili cook-off Jan. 15
• Stone reappointed as board chairman
• Steelworkers, police officers union contracts still not ratified
• Big Creek Township purchases recycling bin from Alpena board
• Two-car accident forces temporary closure of M-33
• USFS accepting public comments on potential forest plan revision
• Expenses increase for county's general fund budget
• County approves payments for Perry Lake project
• Airport officials reach deal for one east end property
• County receives final Perry Lake bills, but work remains to be done
• Greenwood Township approves purchase of recycling bin
• Sheriff Department hires deputy to fill vacancy
• Fairview clothing, toy drive comes to successful end
• Rule changes would disallow burning of household trash
• Eagles, Ladies Auxiliary deliver Christmas baskets
• School districts encouraging COOR to place special education millage on ballot
• Commissioners approve $4.39 million budget
• Fairview Schools playground fence nearly installed
• New Hope Assembly of God rolls out soup suppers
• Mio AuSable posting bids for two school buses online
• Fairview Area Schools collecting toys, winter clothing until Dec. 17
• Second Fairview school blood drive means scholarships from Red Cross
• STING reports increase in drug activity for 2010
• Clinton Township looking to get more use out of vacant Comins property
• Latest unemployment numbers show county's jobless rate dropping
• Mio, Fairview schools work to coordinate school cancellations
• County chooses insurance plan with lower premium, higher deductible
• Fairview choir to sing in the season
• Airport engineers negotiating for airspace at runway's east end
• Consumers rehabilitating Mio hydroelectric dam
• 4-H auction raises around $1,500
• February target for completion of sawmill, availability of sawmill jobs
• Road Commission ready for winter
• Water level dropping too low at Perry Lake
• Post office offers free recycling
• New AmeriCorps members begin year of service in county
• Board, Chemical Workers come to terms on contract
• Ambulance Service looking for additional paramedics
• Montmorency Firewise Program to receive $4,500 from county
• Women of the Moose hosting free children's Christmas party
• Operation Christmas Child collects 298 boxes for the needy
• County votes to change health insurance agents
• County floats extra funds to cover recycling until year's end
• Health department votes to accept resignation of health officer
• 81-year-old hunter takes down 81st buck
• Townships planning to continue recycling without county funding
• MOA Board says not responsible for well drilling mishap
• Ashley Simrau named Miss Oscoda County
• Chamber hires new office director
• Holiday Light Parade rolling through Mio next weekend
• Together We Can doles out more than 400 boxes of food
• Mio Cub Scouts team with Consumers for dam recertification
• Sheriff Department hires new deputy, searching for one more
• County's second budget workshop shows departments cutting budgets
• Mio football scoring updates on Twitter and Facebook
• Fairview student raising money to study cultures in Europe
• Perry Lake project meets setbacks, but progressing
• High winds cause damage at Mio AuSable
• Fairview schools accepting bids for playground fence
• County motor pool sale nets more than $12k for Sheriff Department
• Mio AuSable Schools in need of newer buses
• Board hires new county EMC
• Commissioners approve bid for first phase of horse arena project
• Mio Dummy Club looking for new blood
• Mio wins district volleyball championship
• Mio wins district football title
• Fairview Schools hosting third Veterans Day luncheon
• Republicans win big in state elections
• Oscoda County election results
• Panel interviews two for vacant EMC position
• Ambulance Service working on mutual aid agreement with Albert Township
• Insurance gives commissioners scare at budget workshop
• Sheriff Department: No incidents of texting while driving
• Sheriff Department hoping for safe, happy Halloween
• Oscoda County peer mentoring program named best in the state
• Landfill grading project nears completion
• Oscoda County Voters Guide
• Several incidents of damages due to high winds reported in county
• Consumers Energy reports 1,200 Oscoda County homes without power
• Equalization reports show taxable values down in 2010
• KCC announces receipt of $2 million grant to expand college's services
• Fairview area pilot presses board for courtesy car
• Sheriff says no injuries occurred among wind damages
• County selling former Sheriff Department vehicles
• Out of county EMS service responding to Oscoda County calls
• Tree removal beginning in airspace near airport in November
• Former commissioner injured in ORV accident
• Fairview Area Schools hires second-grade teacher
• Habitat For Humanity teams with students, KCC on eighth house
• Township board discusses potential transfer site locations at special meeting
• Fairview school board fills empty coaching positions
• Lead teachers to remain in teachers union
• Mio Board of Education considers changes to substitute teacher policy
• Young boy struck by vehicle
• The Grandview School: Then and Now
• Landfill sells recycling assets to Alpena Recycling Board
• Sawmill under construction in Comins Township
• Single-vehicle rollover in Mio
• Land Policy Institute teaming with AuSable River Country to boost entrepreneurship
• Big Creek Township man's peacock slaughtered in apparent cougar attack
• Candidates coming to Mio for Q and A
• Chamber accepting Miss Oscoda County essays
• Road commission prepares for snowfall
• Sports scores for Thursday, Oct. 7
• Big Creek Township discussing transfer site Oct. 12
• Parks and Rec. Committee moving forward with money on hand
• Renovation of Grandview School at fairgrounds continues
• U.S. Forest Service under fire for failing to meet regulations
• Car accident on 489 results in downed power lines
• 2010 Mio Homecoming
• County, unions to start negotiating
• Fairview preschool helping to increase student count
• Commissioners set dates for 2011 budget workshops
• Student count shows loss of 32 students at Mio AuSable
• Discussions continue over possible 211 coverage in Oscoda County
• Jennings sentenced in torture case
• Eagle Festival returns for fourth straight year
• Junior Achievement Program to be implemented in Oscoda County
• Board of Health approves budget for 2010-11 fiscal year
• Poverty reduction conference held in Mio
• Meeting scheduled for school board interviews, but still no applicants
• DNRE encourages hunters to register deer at check stations
• County to auction off three foreclosed parcels
• Success of new well could bring savings for homeowners
• Fatal accident occurs on M-72
• Neighbors of proposed sawmill land file appeal
• County commissioners decide to hand recycling over to townships
• About $33k available from county in USFS Title III monies
• Fairview hiring new second grade teacher due to increased enrollment
• Traffic accident sends Mio AuSable student to hospital
• Mio AuSable waiting for state approval on new concession stand
• Board ratifies three-year contract with teachers
• Poverty reduction conference to be held in Mio
• Federal grants fund road projects
• Time for public comment on AuSable Non-Motorized Trails Project ends
• Curran woman planning bicycle trip to Gulf Coast
• MOA board accepting bids on grading project
• Downed trees near Mio Dam cause power outage
• County preparing to start budget process
• Campground arrest only major incident during quiet Labor Day weekend
• Two killed in Lewiston, suspect commits suicide
• Sheriff Department directs traffic after power outage
• Monitoring shows clean water, low bacteria in Oscoda County
• DHD 2 budget could be approved at last second, past deadline
• Dwayne Rau Memorial Cross Country Race
• Fairview Lumber closes
• Fairview Area Schools makes changes 2010-11 school year
• No applicants submitted for Fairview board vacancy so far
• No new details emerging in Red Oak Café arson so far
• Investors looking for new site for sawmill
• Mio AuSable Schools continues to improve facilities for 2010
• Huron Pines board member to host wildlife tour Sept. 3
• Cage fights held at McGregor Athletic Complex
• Police investigate break-ins at Parmalee Trading Post
• Grant to help establish fiberoptic network in northern Michigan
• Emergency Management coordinator retiring
• Oscoda County agencies, school receive NCMCF grants
• County requests shared revenue from Forest Service
• Co. road 489 scheduled to be paved after Labor Day
• Foreclosed restaurant building in Fairview vandalized
• Opponents, supporters of sawmill speak up at Comins Township hearing
• AuSable River Country seeking participation in online survey
• Early September targeted for start date on Perry Lake structure
• MOA landfill seeks to improve and maintain facilities
• Camp for middle school students teaches local geography
• EDA preparing survey to collect data on incubator, classes
• Going Green event returns Aug. 27-29
• Arson confirmed in Red Oak Café fire
• Rose City man running for Congress as independent
• Big Creek Township board votes to take over transfer site
• Defendant sentenced in torture case
• County taking final steps to secure USDA grant
• Stupak Honors Firefighters from May 18 wildfires
• Proceeds from Northern Michigan Relief Sale top last year's
• Locals team up to create entry for ArtPrize show
• Mio AuSable, WB-RC exploring shared mechanic services
• Board of Commissioners hire Kauffman as IT director
• Fairview Area Schools to share with Atlanta Community Schools
• Big Creek Township still searching for closure on transfer site
• Fairview Area School Board unable to fill superintendent position at this time
• Board's approval of instructor makes eighth Title I position at Mio
• Iosco Co. man passes through Oscoda County during 1,000-mile run
• Camp focusing on wellness, beauty and professionalism held for young ladies
• Emergency services respond to gas leak in Mio
• Perry Lake bonds sold to Citizens Bank
• Forest Service taking input on trail project
• Kirtland to build new children's learning center
• Millages to cost taxpayers 75 cents per $1,000 of taxable value
• Fairview Area Schools work to fill job openings
• New press box constructed at Mio AuSable football field
• Mio AuSable principal looks to continue improvement of MME scores
• Commissioners meet new MSUE district coordinator
• Board committee members at odds over IT hire
• County mulling over offering 211 coverage
• Mio man hosts go-kart races
• Aug. 3 Primary Election Results
• Lajoie and Triebold win canoe marathon
• Church of God distributes golf scramble funds at service
• Primary rundown
• 4-H'ers get 'Extreme' at science camp
• Fairview tops state MME average in three of five subjects
• Mio AuSable District tops state average in all MME subjects, improves on 2009
• Northern Michigan Relief Sale in its 44th year
• KCC exhibition to showcase local artists' works
• Nor-Eastr Nusic And Arts Festival

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