West Branch, MI News

• West Branch, MI News
• Local veteran honors fellow vets with memorial
• Hunt for escaped inmate continues five days in
• Surline Elementary students learn about economics
• County approves 911 millage for August election
• Cyclists to hit the streets for West Branch Classic
• Kathy Cooper remembered for her dedication to education
• Golf scramble to raise funds for Optimists, Kiwanis
• Busy Memorial Day weekend in Ogemaw County
• Escaped inmate still on the loose
• WB council approves 2012-13 budget
• Inmate overpowers deputy, escapes with gun
• Board of Health starting search for new health officer
• Soles for Cardio sees 171 participants
• Rose City close to solving Mill Pond contamination
• Former Cardinal Club treasurer arrested for embezzlement
• Richland Township votes to place road millage on August ballot
• New Verizon Tower in Mills Township
• Hale Area Schools now eligible for incentive funds
• Custodian privatization off the table at W-P
• Whittemore man wants to purchase old elementary school
• Cardinal Club treasurer charged with felony embezzlement
• Wildfire breaks out near Rifle River Recreational Area
• Logan Township voters to decide on road millage
• Two wildfires burn 275 acres in northern Ogemaw County
• Opening Day in West Branch
• Tanya Reilly Scholarship Golf Scramble scheduled for May 19
• County approves hire of two part-time officers
• Eleven-year-old shoots out bus window in Mills Township
• If You Really Knew Me...
• Voters turn down IRESA millage proposal
• IRESA millage proposal results
• WB-RC superintendent recovering from double bypass heart surgery
• Richland Township holding special meeting focused solely on roads
• Making Strides raises $20,000
• STING millage may appear on primary ballot
• Baumann trial date pushed back to July
• Making Strides raises $20,000
• Still business as usual at Boys and Girls Club
• Blast the Blues blasts out the fun
• Mills Township board approves purchase of new fire truck
• Making Strides 5K walk scheduled May 5
• Chamber's industry night asks what community wants to see locally
• County, eight townships on board for GIS updates
• No major cuts proposed despite projected $25,000 loss in revenue for city budget
• UPDATE: Mack Lake area to stay manned until April 30
• UPDATE: Mack Lake evacuation to be lifted at 8 p.m. April 27
• Fourth annual Tom Broughton Memorial 5K Fun Run/Walk scheduled May 5
• OHHS students see the impact of bullying
• Blast The Blues draws a crowd
• VIDEO: Mack Lake Wildfire
• UPDATE: Mack Lake to remain evacuated remainder of day
• Burger King comes down
• Voters in Hale, W-P school districts to decide on IRESA millage
• Large wildfire in Oscoda County
• UPDATE: Mack Lake fire evacuees to remain at Mio Community Center until fire clears
• VIDEO: Work continues on I-75 Business Loop project
• Biking for a cause
• Muzik's impact lives on
• W-P FFA hosts donkey basketball
• Grass fire contained near M-76
• Motion to advertise for new health officer fails with tie vote
• Business Loop detour to begin Monday, April 23
• Kirtland board approves 2012-13 budget
• Snyder may visit KCC in June
• Local business owners attend Legislative Regulatory Reform Meeting
• Local business owners attend Legislative Regulatory Reform Meeting
• New WB-RC bullying policy addresses electronic devices
• New WB-RC bullying policy addresses electronic devices
• Road commission lays out summer construction plans
• Road commission lays out summer construction plans
• Helmet law repeal clears some waters, muddies others
• EMS to purchase two new ambulances
• Snyder to visit KCC in June
• Kirtland board approves 2012-13 budget
• Ribbon cutting held at West Branch wastewater plant
• Ogemaw Hills Free Methodist Church holding free health fair this weekend
• WB-RC Board discusses potential cuts
• Legislative meeting to focus on business regulations
• Former animal shelter manager bound over to circuit court
• Spring Art and Wine Walk brings in more than 750 people
• DHS says Boys and Girls Club has to close its doors
• Local women show off style at Tanger Outlet Fashion Show
• No injuries in 70-acre wildfire
• People pack into local businesses at Art & Wine Walk
• Firefighters fend off grass fires around the county
• Fire fighters battle grass fire
• Blackout reportedly causes M-33 rollover accident
• Commissioners narrowly approve new county credit card
• Mills Township to double size of parking lot near Rifle River
• Fire damaged Sheriff's Office generator to be repaired
• Business Loop project moving along smoothly
• Fourth annual Blast the Blues scheduled for April 26
• 2012 EDC Expo draws positive feedback
• W-P exploring custodial privatization
• Most thefts committed by young people, repeat offenders
• Suspect in Mills Township cabin thefts bound over to Circuit Court
• Hale Area Schools facing problems due to misused at-risk funds in 2010-11
• Kids find Easter fun in Hale
• West Branch Optimist Club Easter Egg Hunt
• Local veteran delivers Tigers' game ball
• 2012 EDC Business Expo
• Rose City working to remove contaminated soil from Mill Pond property
• Spring Art and Wine Walk returns April 14
• Nelson pleads no contest in health care fraud case
• Judge dismisses motion for jail credit for Stacey Alley
• Timbers Steakhouse owner pleads guilty to discharging a weapon in a building
• Shelter presenting battle of the bands
• Kennedy hearing adjourned for the third time
• 'Finding Bigfoot' filming for several days in area
• Felony burglaries up more than 100 percent
• MDOT replacing culvert on I-75
• Kirtland board increases tuition
• Two-car accident at Rau Road and Cook Road intersection
• Business Loop work begins
• Dr. Laura Prescott wins first Patient's Choice Award
• Rose City kicks off Easter egg season
• Plenty of eggs to hunt for Easter weekend
• Rose City holding Easter Egg hunt this Saturday
• UPDATED: State reaffirms requirement for DHD health officer to earn masters
• West Branch man arrested for Hale larceny
• West Branch Burger King to get new look next month
• Rose City man sentenced in home invasion case
• Kirtland may eliminate certificate programs
• Employers, job seekers converge at Kirtland
• OHHS student publishes first book
• Rifle River project identifies rehab-worthy stream crossings
• Board approves road commission insurance plan
• Business Loop project on schedule to start April 2
• WB-RC wraps up budget forums in front of huge Rose City crowd
• 2012 Relay For Life Kickoff Event
• Wildfire season starts early in Ogemaw County
• Prescott girl wins beauty pageant
• Michigan Works, EDC select new director
• KCC to retain athletic program
• Around 70 people attend final budget reduction forum for WB-RC
• Optimists hosting fifth annual camel races March 31
• WBRMC purchases Neoprobe to help surgeons stage breast cancer
• Springtime in West Branch
• Kennedy hearing adjourned until March 27
• West Branch DDA approves LED lighting for pathway project
• City Council approves changes to LED sign ordinance
• Closing Rose City school a common theme at budget forums
• Relay For Life to hold kickoff event March 24
• Bill Turner was a mentor to young police, trusted by community
• Haiti Water Project surpasses goal of three wells
• Police seeking information on pedestrian accident
• KCC to continue collaborating with local business leaders
• EMS director to be compensated additional $5,000 for filling in shifts
• Verizon Wireless tower to be built in Mills Township
• Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of West Branch Kickoff Event
• Introducing Facebook comments
• Mills Township moves forward with Elbow Lake improvement project
• Talent Show at The Brook
• County extends medical marijuana dispensary moratorium
• OHHS students plan prom for senior citizens
• It's a small world after all
• Ogemaw Boys & Girls Club gaining a following
• City council expected to vote on LED sign ordinance changes later this month
• WB-RC holds first deficit reduction forum
• KCC hosts business after hours
• 2012 West Branch Little League Fundraiser Banquet
• County's equalized value projected to decrease less than in previous years
• Hale Area Schools lines up activities for March is Reading Month
• Area youth advisory councils award grants to local organizations
• Suspect arrested for allegedly clearing out Mills cabins
• Former animal shelter manager charged with embezzlement
• Little league banquet fundraiser scheduled for March 8
• Creative Arts Association hosting annual youth arts show
• Surline Elementary solving March is Reading Month mystery
• Rose City Elementary packed with March is Reading Month activities
• Roughly 270 Ogemaw County homes still without power
• Timbers Steakhouse owner due in court March 5, accused of discharging weapon in building
• W-P going Hawaiian for March is Reading Month
• Winter storm warning issued for Ogemaw, Oscoda and Arenac counties
• Business Loop construction project to begin in March
• KCC to host business after-hours
• Local hunters facing multiple illegal hunting charges
• Indoor volleyball league prepping for second season
• Softball umpiring clinic upcoming in Alpena
• Hale's Ben Katterman scores 1,000th career point
• Two-car accident on M-30
• OHHS vs. SSC girls basketball districts postponed
• Ogemaw County residents prefer Rick Santorum in presidential primary
• Car accident on M-30
• Benjamin to remain as health officer at this time
• County jail housing 40 out-of-county inmates
• Accident on southbound I-75
• Horseback for Haiti sisters nearing destination
• Local school activities cancelled for Feb. 24
• STING looking for funding in anticipation of cut
• Winter returns to West Branch
• Saint Joe's kids help fight hunger
• Jury trial date set for Baumann
• Scam artists targeting senior citizens in Rose City, Lupton
• Rose City resident named honorary firefighter
• Congressman Dan Benishek visits West Branch
• WB-RC eliminates one bus route for remainder of year, proposes cuts for next year
• FFA members headed to state convention
• Winterfest at Rifle River Rec
• Final decision on EMS director's salary to come in March
• W-P Middle School holding canned food drive
• Hale exceeds state averages in MEAP writing proficiency
• College to determine future of athletics at next meeting
• West Branch-Rose City students below state average in most MEAP subjects
• Body found in cabin fire identified
• Surline Elementary Father-Daughter and Mother-Son Dance
• Hale Area Schools employee arraigned on criminal sexual conduct charges
• Mills Township opts out of statewide insurance plan
• Oscoda County to make early payment to health department
• Remains discovered in Mills Township fire
• Hale renews contract of superintendent
• Area school districts lose students on student count day
• WPAS projecting nearly $760,000 budget shortfall for next year
• Health department moves to four-day workweek
• Former corrections officer found guilty of inmate assault
• Baumann case headed back to Circuit Court
• Hale Area Schools employee charged with criminal sexual conduct
• Hamburger Hill may add Tim Hortons
• Commission on Aging to hold fundraisers for asphalt
• T1 connection could fix senior center phone issues
• Decision on health officer to come at next Board of Health meeting
• Funny night at OHHS
• MDOT to hold meeting on Business Loop project March 1
• Firemen's Ball a hit with Mills Township residents
• Abuse referrals to be handled out of county
• Rose City partners with West Branch Recycling Center
• Older adults urged to be safe to avoid falls in winter
• Ogemaw County residents leery of proposed automobile fees
• City approves second downtown supermoto race
• Iosco Regional Education Service Agency seeking millage
• Creative Arts Association's gallery renovation nearly finished
• Church members exploring free clinic
• Saint Helen Winterfest goes on despite weather
• OHHS, W-P students advance to FFA regionals
• Hesch sentenced to two years probation for threatening Stupak
• Carol Powell continues good deeds after death
• Young motocross rider making a name for himself
• Hale students qualify for All-Star Band
• Rose City Middle School Play 60
• County, Michigan Works sign off on partnership
• WB-RC may make cuts mid-year
• County approves memorandum of understanding with Michigan Works for EDC position
• Ogemaw County votes not to bail out health department
• WB-RC exploring food service privatization
• Report shows increase in child abuse, neglect over decade
• Benjamin must earn master's degree to continue as health officer
• Health officer requesting advance from county
• New business hopes to shred identity theft
• Fabulous Fridays honors librarian
• Local motor sports dealers welcome recent snowfall
• Library fundraiser brings in more than $1,600
• Health board re-elects Moehring as chairperson
• Audit shows EMS Authority doing well financially
• EMS board votes to cut director's pay
• KCC offering voluntary severance plan to faculty
• OHHS grads return to West Branch after Marine basic training
• Road commission manager explains plowing priorities
• Ogemaw County Fair Board member leads speaker session at Michigan Association of Fairs and Exhibitions convention
• Hale Area Schools pushes learning through new technology
• WB-RC schools could seek bond proposal
• EDC votes to explore partnership with Michigan Works for director position
• Ogemaw County Humane Society and Claws and Paws join together for fundraising open house
• New West Branch librarian starts Jan. 23
• County inspector appointed to state board
• Audience joining the show in 'My Fatal Valentine'
• Phone system lone problem at new senior center
• Mills Township in early stages of Elbow Lake improvement project
• DNR reminds riders to be ready and safe for snowmobile season
• West Branch resident still in critical condition following car accident
• W-P Board of Education reelects board officers
• Police investigating break-in at Roo's Pharmacy
• More county residents received food assistance in 2011
• Deadline looms for farmers seeking conservation funds
• Health Board still awaiting state's decision on health officer qualifications
• Rose City posts gains in 2010-11
• Richland Township raising funds for library repairs
• Ogemaw County Literacy Council to hold tutor training workshop in February
• County Commissioner says road commission members need to be more involved
• No injuries reported in three-car accident
• West Branch man injured in accident at Greenwood and Alger roads intersection
• WB-RC to borrow funds for second time in 2011-2012
• South Lyon man killed in Clear Lake snowmobile accident
• Marsha Boyd closing the book on her time as West Branch librarian
• Road commission employees facing hike in insurance costs
• KCC to close on purchase of West Branch property
• Prescription drugs main cause of narcotics abuse in Ogemaw County
• Extent of injuries in I-75 accident unknown
• Mills Township to perform repairs on fire department building
• Rose City passes water usage rate increase
• OHHS Youth Advisory Council helps local families with Christmas jars
• County opts out of statewide insurance plan
• Merry Christmas
• Carol Powell remembered as positive, friendly
• Secret Santa pays off lucky family's layaway account
• Ogemaw EMS moves to new building, plans to build new building in future
• Students working to save staff jobs at W-P
• Hale Christmas Party with Santa
• West Branch becomes a Christmas Fantasy
• Tolfree Foundation holds annual Shine On Awards
• Hesch sentencing rescheduled for February
• Baumann case stayed until Court of Appeals decision
• W-P Middle School outperforms state expectations
• Mills Township posts surplus from 2010-11 budget after completion of audit
• Hale Area Schools approve amended 2011-12 budget
• More Christmas events coming to the county this weekend
• Suspects attempt to pass counterfeit bills at Skidway Lake bank
• Local students turning to community colleges to avoid rising costs
• New trash transfer site in Hill Twp. a hit with local residents
• W-P Board of Education votes to eliminate six positions
• WBRMC continues to move forward on affiliation plans
• State says DHD. 2 health officer not qualified for position
• 2011 West Branch Christmas Parade
• Ogemaw EDC starts planning for 2012 Business Expo
• NEMAH receives additional funding for weatherization
• Kirtland board amends president's contact
• WB-RC implements district-wide spending freeze
• Board removes 911 surcharge from February ballot
• West Branch once again offering free skating
• Ogemaw Heights Food Drive
• Christmas events being held in county Dec. 10
• Walk to Bethlehem recreates first Christmas journey
• Area school districts ready for winter season
• Rifle season comes to an end in Ogemaw County
• Ogemaw vets to hold toy drive Dec. 10-11
• New Year's Eve ball drop receives approval
• West Branch woman in critical condition after OHHS parking lot accident
• Annual OHHS food drive runs Dec. 5-9
• Skidway Lake Library continues to raise funds for children's room
• City awaits response on insurance claim in Alley embezzlement
• Rose City lights its tree
• Jury finds three men guilty of stealing equipment from local businesses
• Pathway project in danger of being pushed back to spring 2013
• Feral cat population control group forms in West Branch
• Holiday Art and Wine Walk to be held Dec. 3
• New public transit director looks to grow organization
• Area school districts holding holiday events
• Kathy Adair to leave MSUE/EDC for new position
• Commissioners accept DNR millage resolution
• West Branch won't apply for second level of Main Street program this year
• Driftwood fire determined to be electrical
• WB-RC approves funding for fiber optic installation
• Firefighters battle garage fire
• Rose City to host tree lighting Dec. 1
• Hunting season off to solid start in Ogemaw County
• Fatal accident occurs over weekend
• 2011 Kiwanis Variety Show
• KCC president to lead discussion on athletics at next board meeting
• County commissioners shakeup multiple departments
• Twilight premiere
• Construction dates set on Business Loop project
• Local church moves to community center
• Holiday season busy for local food banks
• Area churches to help on Thanksgiving
• Hunters reminded to practice safe hunting as rifle season begins
• Local teen helps needy children with video game tournament
• City moves on from Alley embezzlement case, implementing changes
• Kiwanis Club to hold annual variety shown on Nov. 18-19
• OHHS seniors pump gas for fundraiser
• Ogemaw County commissioners add 911 surcharge to February ballot
• Veteran's Day/Ogemaw County Veteran of the Year Celebration
• OCRC braces for winter
• Railroad construction on West Houghton Avenue scheduled until Nov. 11
• Kids flock to Surline Middle School for Halloween party
• Downtown trick-or-treating
• Skidway Lake Halloween Parade
• County hires transit director
• Commissioners approve windmill ordinance
• Alley sentenced to 12 months in jail in embezzlement case
• Six to face off for three city council seats
• Sheriff says work crew is drug tested regularly
• KCC students, trustees discuss potential student activity fee
• Students face fear at SMS
• Mock disaster takes place in West Branch
• Luminary walk held at Whittemore-Prescott
• Small gas leak occurs on 3rd Street
• Addition to Skidway Lake Branch Library in jeopardy
• West Branch-Rose City school district announces 21 new hires, plans for new fiber optic internet service
• W-P school board hires interim superintendent
• Increased 911 surcharge to be on February ballot
• 2011 Ogemaw Heights Homecoming Court
• Process underway to find new transit director for Ogemaw County
• Lupton Post Office closing after more than 50 years
• West Branch urges hospital to start affiliation process
• Power returned after planned three-hour outage
• Empty Bowls auction at KCC supports River House Shelter
• Whittemore-Prescott students enjoy free meals through new statewide program
• Hale sees small drop in student enrollment
• WB-RC Area Schools see drop in student count
• West Branch Quilt Walk enters 27th year
• Fall art show coming to Medical Arts Building
• Whittemore-Prescott Area Schools see increase in students on count day
• Ogemaw County Farm Bureau Annual Meeting
• Fire damages Salon and Beyond in West Branch
• Whittemore man killed in one-car crash
• KCC purchases land in West Branch
• Massive fire destroys bowling alley
• Two arrested after fight at youth football game
• Crashes galore at Bump-N-Run State Championships
• Musical Murder Mystery Dinner
• 5k held in memory of Earleen Fox
• County approves $8.4 million budget
• County RV park receives new managers
• Paige Street Senior Center now the West Branch Community Center
• Cars to collide at Bump N Run State Championships
• West Branch enjoys St. Joe's Parish Festival
• Hale Hot Air Balloon Festival attracts visitors from all over the state
• Lamb and Wool Festival attracts vendors from across Michigan
• LaRocque and Bellville named Hale Homecoming King and Queen
• Foreman and Miller named W-P homecoming king and queen
• Rose City man apprehended shortly after escape
• Accident on State Road knocks out power
• County trash pickup hit or miss since Sept. 10 fire
• Former West Branch Housing Director pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Building permit fees to increase Oct. 1
• Sheriff says new jail is much more efficient
• KCC in discussions to acquire West Branch property
• Pioneer Power members to cross Mackinac Bridge with tractors in 4th annual event
• County to present balanced budget Sept. 29
• Whittemore-Prescott school budget talks moved to later date
• County making final tweaks to 2011-2012 budget
• Irons Park goes to the dogs
• Future of Ogemaw County EDC becoming clear
• Moratorium on windmills to be lifted upon approval of new ordinance
• Hot summer caused by trapped air
• Irons Park going to the dogs this Saturday
• State Court Administrative Office proposes elimination of 45 trial judges, including one locally
• Richland Township holds first ever Labor Day walk/run event
• Fabulous Friday's goes to the boys
• West Branch infrastructure project wrapping up
• Hesch pleads guilty to threatening a U.S. official
• West Branch Township approves special assessment district for Birchcrest Shores
• Fabulous Friday's on Aug. 26 was one for the ladies
• Pattullo to retire as WBRMC CEO this October
• Department backs out of potential merger with DHD No. 2
• County votes to allow transit to become an authority
• KCC fact book presents new information
• Sports is the main focus of school board meeting
• County continues to look at ways to balance the budget
• Fair still getting good numbers despite economy
• Tobin to serve as new home health director for DHD No. 2
• Fair wraps up with Broken Horn Rodeo
• Friday at the Fair
• These people have talent
• Kirtland hires Grand Rapids architectural firm for master plan
• Pretrial held for former WB housing administrator
• Former WBRMC employee scheduled for final pretrial
• Accident occurs in front of courthouse
• West Branch to flush hydrants
• Six candidates on ballot for three West Branch City Council positions in November
• Carnage at the Bump and Run
• Combine derby thrills fans
• W-P School Board votes to cut one teacher position
• Fair heats up with supercross races
• Changes coming to funding of EDC director position
• West Branch in final stages of infrastructure improvement project
• Jack Money appointed to WB-RC school board
• West Branch goes to the dogs
• Ogemaw County Fair kicks off this Sunday
• County commissioners rescind motion requiring one-week layoffs for employees
• COOR ISD to make second attempt at special education millage increase
• Karin O'Brien crowned Miss Victorian 2011
• Whittemore-Prescott board votes to purchase $18,000 worth of textbooks
• Survivor competition encourages kids to get outdoors
• Lupton Fire Department Open House
• Planning commission developing updated wind ordinance
• Singing in the park
• Pretrial in health care fraud case set for Oct. 26
• Final pretrial set for Baumann
• Barber sentenced to 90 days, credited with 40
• Hale school board approves contract for new superintendent
• Miss Victorian 2011 to be crowned Aug. 10
• Cumming Township voters approve millage renewal for transfer station
• Commissioners redefine terms of employee layoffs
• 10-acre nature reserve in Richland Township open to public
• Corrections advisory board reintroducing and expanding programs for inmates
• Six seats up in Rose City election
• A taste of West Branch
• County employees receiving one-week layoff
• WB-RC votes to buy two buses, raise lunch prices
• W-P teachers, district agree on contract
• DHD No. 2 health officer reviewing Iosco County's allocation toward department
• Mayor and three city council seats up for reelection this November
• The Brook residents return home
• Road construction in West Branch progresses
• Suspect in high-speed chase facing multiple charges
• Redistricting plan to place county in different senate, congressional districts
• KCC to host speakers at Warbler's Nest grand opening July 27
• Accident occurs on I-75 business loop
• Two-vehicle accident occurs at corner of Greenwood and Stillwagon
• Senior centers offer break from hot temperatures
• Fire at The Brook forces evacuation
• Gold Wingers return to Ogemaw County July 28
• Work on disc golf course expected to begin July 28
• DEQ survey of Mill Pond property reveals elevated levels of inorganic compounds
• Guardrail installation completes boardwalk
• Rose City streets to be striped
• Rose City approves Metro Network broadband infrastructure application
• 'Belle' film crew looking for West Branch extras
• West Branch supermoto draws huge crowds to downtown
• Wage concessions taking center stage in W-P contract negotiations
• New director bringing changes to Kirtland Center
• Ogemaw Hills Bike Week
• Supermoto on the streets of West Branch
• Sheriff Department patrol boat damaged by jet ski
• Coming to town for tonight's race? Here's where to park
• W-P students gain school credit in summer program
• Pioneer Power Days to feature two new events
• Preparations underway for downtown motorcycle race
• KCC board elects new officers
• County cuts ties with ADT Security Systems
• VFW Post Commander recruiting multi-county honor guard
• Beechwood Road Bridge opening to traffic Friday night
• Dirt trackin' in West Branch
• Boardwalk to feature personalized, engraved benches
• Mills Twp. approves three bids for fire hall tank replacement
• W-P Elementary principal and special education director takes job elsewhere
• WB-RC school board approves labor contract, elects new officers
• Projects approved for Rose City DDA Façade Program
• Breakfast on the Farm
• West Branch enjoys the 'Gong Show'
• Barber pleads guilty to reckless use of firearm
• 3rd annual West Branch Film Festival to include premiere of locally produced short film
• 'Crazy' Independence Day Weekend, sheriff says
• Second Circuit Court pre-trial slated for former WB Housing Administrator
• Dryden man dies in Klacking Township ORV accident
• West Branch 4th of July fireworks
• Rose City rounds out county's parades
• Rose City Youth Fishing Derby
• Government files Daubert motion in Hesch case
• West Branch celebrates the Fourth of July
• Fun run in West Branch
• Pinconning man alleged to have committed assault with firearm appearing in court July 6
• Blackford named winner of Smiley Contest
• West Branch votes to allow Merit Network to install broadband infrastructure through city
• OHHS students surpass MME state averages in three of five subjects
• Hale Area Schools improve MME scores in three of five subjects
• Lexie Rabidue wins Peg Runyan Award
• Two die as a result of traffic accident
• Metcalf mill property posing several problems for Rose City
• Government to challenge insanity defense for West Branch man accused of threatening Stupak
• Ogemaw County Fair 2011
• Old West icons making their way to Rose City
• No decision made by West Branch Township to reduce windmill moratorium
• West Branch Township to hold event to recycle old electronics
• Andrew Waack wins 2011 Wesley Grezeszak Memorial Award
• City of West Branch approves new ward lines
• WB-RC passes $20 million budget for 2011-2012
• Road construction continues in West Branch
• Move to Big North Conference to increase amount of travel for teams
• Grezeszak steps down as OHHS track coach
• Road closures can be expected during current road commission projects
• Finishing touches on boardwalk wrapping up
• Mills Township, county renew ORV officer contract for summer
• W-P passes budget that includes nine teacher layoffs
• Fabulous Fridays kick off June 17
• County passes marijuana dispensary moratorium due to lack of clarity in law
• Deer baiting ban lifted for majority of lower peninsula
• Minivan strikes area business
• Windmill discussions continue in Ogemaw County
• Intro to Kayaking event lets people try the water activity
• Alley waives circuit court arraignment
• City council approves downtown motorcycle race
• MDOT officials meet with business owners, residents concerning I-75 loop project
• Concerns arise over West Branch Fourth of July fireworks funding
• West Branch goes Hollywood
• West Branch police report unlawful entry of multiple vehicles
• Hale Schools field day
• COA senior center expected to be operational by end of July
• Surline spellers
• Living in the past
• Kiteman-Jack to share 30 years of kite-flying knowledge in Lupton
• Final pretrial, trial dates set in Hesch case
• Memorial Day in West Branch
• Mary Cline's passion for community remembered
• Commissioners approve six-month moratorium on new wind turbines
• Grading policy changes at WB-RC being considered
• Poppy fundraisers wrap up in Ogemaw County
• Boys and Girls Club dinner auction raising money for program launch
• Car crashes through front doors at Kmart
• City council slated to vote on downtown race June 6
• Owner of timber company dies in skidder accident
• Area superintendents receptive to good news from Lansing
• Kirtland Community College hosts Kirtland's Warbler Festival
• Construction resumes on Beechwood Road Bridge
• Hale taking several steps to eliminate deficit, be compliant with grant policies
• Surline students' poems to be published in national digest
• Kirtland board votes to save athletics program
• Final pretrial in Baumann case scheduled for July 6
• Art Fest
• Amended motion reveals accusations were made against OHHS principal
• WB-RC board approves nearly $2 million in budget cuts
• Area schools adapting to meet new foreign language requirements by state
• West Branch Township considering electronics recycling event
• Author day held at West Branch Library
• Address project nearing completion in Prescott, Richland Township
• West Branch Township considering ordinance for Campbell Hills Cemetery
• Dessert party
• Hesch found competent to stand trial by court magistrate
• W-P food bank receives grant worth nearly $1,000
• Health care fraud case bound over to circuit court
• Ogemaw District Library turns down Mills Township
• Prescott looks to trim village board size
• Mills Township receives final approval to continue boardwalk project
• W-P board approves Locke as elementary principal, special education director
• MDOT fixing storm drains in Rose City
• Authors visiting West Branch Public Library for Authors' Day May 14
• Pennies for a Cure
• KCC official says Warbler Festival may continue past this year
• Meeting provides information regarding wind energy issues
• Grassfire ignites in Skidway Lake
• MDE to monitor Hale's special education department
• May Election Results
• Competency decision in Hesch case to come soon
• City awards bid for infrastructure improvement project
• Central dispatch gets by with no servers for two weeks
• Senior Expo to provide fun and information for area seniors
• DHD No. 2 still considering merging with other districts
• Frechette enters no-contest plea
• County to spend $69,000 to replace phone system
• W-P Elementary beats the odds
• New Ogemaw County Commissioner districts approved
• About 70 proposals to save money discussed at WPAS special board meeting
• Rifle River project coordinators looking for volunteers
• Group holds town hall on bond issue
• Former WB Housing Director to appear in circuit court June 8
• Voters to make choices on bond proposal, board members May 3
• WPAS Board votes to lay off special education director while negotiating new contract
• Richland-Logan Fire Department receives rescue equipment
• Gas prices going up
• A few positives in proposed 2011-2012 budget for city of West Branch
• Easter egg hunt in West Branch
• Work begins on South Valley Street
• Kirtland proposes $1.6 million in cuts for 2011-2012 budget
• Ogemaw County moving to five-commissioner board in 2013
• Road commission scaling back this summer
• Red cross saluting local everyday heroes
• DDA façade program approved by city council of Rose City
• Hesch's attorneys request time for independent medical evaluation
• OHHS principal resigns from position
• Marston lays out proposal to deal with potential WB-RC budget deficit
• City passes blight ordinance
• Commission on Aging preparing for move into new senior center
• Soggy egg hunt in Rose City
• Commissioner reapportionment discussions continue
• Science fun in Hale
• Mills Township closer to moving forward on remaining boardwalk work
• Mills Township passes resolution to join Ogemaw District Library
• USPS may close post offices in Lupton, South Branch
• Central dispatch computer servers crash
• Former West Branch Housing Director arraigned on two charges of embezzlement
• Hale Area Schools officially offers superintendent position to Ronald Kraft
• Equipment to regulate temperature and water pressure at jail approved by commissioners
• Hooves to hit the hardwood once again at W-P
• WPAS Board votes to keep administrators considered for layoffs
• Easter egg hunts begin this weekend
• Richland Township land swap with DNR still on hold, says supervisor
• Group organizing town hall meeting on WB-RC bond issue
• Strength team bringing anti-bullying message to WB-RC
• Nelson case adjourned until May 10
• Preliminary exam in Baumann case held in Circuit Court
• State Police investigating police impersonation complaint
• Rose City approved for additional grant funding for Beechwood Road Bridge
• County Commissioner districts to be reapportioned
• Census reveals overall increase in Ogemaw County population
• Hale board inviting one candidate back for second interview
• Film Festival committee hoping to shoot professional short film in West Branch this May
• Reading month in Whittemore
• Boys and Girls Club putting pieces in motion for Sept. 7 launch
• St. Joe's Reading Month
• Group of residents rallying to combine the cities of West Branch and Rose City
• Rose City kids paint their principal
• Post commander says Ogemaw County will see few changes to MSP
• Film Fest looking for entries
• EDC ready to host second Ogemaw Community and Business Expo
• WB-RC candidate forum
• WPAS Board approves consideration of layoff for two district directors
• West Branch City Planning Commission recommends blight ordinance
• Mills Township stabbing suspect being arraigned
• West Branch Twp. passes preliminary budget
• West Branch Township approves grant application for trail project
• West Branch preparing to kick off three major city projects
• Bike Week could include motorcycle race on West Branch streets
• Relay For Life of Ogemaw County kicks off
• Rose City Area Historical Society to digitize documents
• Road Commission reviews bids for materials and services
• Hale Board will screen superintendent applicants, script interviews Monday
• Police report stabbing in Mills Township
• WPAS special meeting to touch on budget issues
• Terrorism case decision postponed
• Pinconning man alleged of assault with firearm appearing in court May 4
• Making Strides Against Breast Cancer kicks off
• Zoning, planning issues to be topic of meeting
• Rose City Middle School volleyball seasons cancelled due to inappropriate behavior
• Hill and Logan townships still considering blight ordinances
• Probate court developing program to reduce juvenile delinquency
• Road Commission no longer maintaining private portion of three Mills Twp. roads
• Rollover occurs on M-33
• County approves more hours for jail project manager
• Rose City Police Department receives rifle from state
• West Branch Twp. hearing to focus on pedestrian trail project
• Richland-Logan Fire Department purchases rescue equipment
• Mills Township no longer pursuing new library
• School officials explain WB-RC bond proposal
• Rose City Police Department receives new vehicle
• Making Strides Against Breast Cancer ready to kick off event
• WB-RC School District saving money on fuel costs
• Ogemaw District Library selection now available for electronic devices
• Revenue sharing reform proposal would mean mixed results for local governments
• Felony charge dropped against Frechette
• Additional grant funding requested for Beechwood Road Bridge construction
• Judge grants motion for psychiatric evaluation for Hesch
• County hoping to generate support for advanced cardiatric procedures at WBRMC
• Engineers begin research on heating and cooling equipment at jail
• Improvements to performing arts may be included in WB-RC bond proposal
• New windows to be installed at Sheriff Department
• Commissioners approve updated used dwelling amendment
• Members of local community attend Economic Outlook event
• Changes to 4-H program delayed until 2012
• City water customers may appeal unusually high bills
• Sheriff's Office to order two new patrol cars
• Resigning WB-RC Board member coordinating candidate forum
• MSP recover Figurski's body
• WPAS awaiting approval of Title I budget
• Transfer site number one issue for new Hill Township Supervisor
• Former West Branch housing director charged with embezzlement
• EDC hosts Economic Outlook
• Hill Township supervisor election results
• WB-RC board officially hires Cwayna
• Hale community members share qualities wanted in superintendent
• Hale student enrollment up from September
• Winter count at WB-RC shows minimal gain
• Decision made regarding sheriff's work program liability
• Court employees vote to join Teamsters
• Village president interested in district's intentions for empty building
• W-P student count continues to decline
• Rose City DDA considering façade program
• MSP: Massive land search for Figurski being held Feb. 17
• Lupton resident passes away after single-car accident
• W-P rolls the dice to acquire $179K in grant funds
• Heating issue at jail causes county to call back project manager
• Search efforts continue for missing person
• Hospital employee arrested on charges of threats of terrorism
• Police chase in Hale ends in crash
• DHD No. 2 considering merging with two other health departments
• Commissioners establish wind turbine site review fee
• Meeting to be held regarding wind farm leasing
• County's equalization value drops for third straight year
• Road Commission gives Mills Twp. approval for guardrail
• Six candidates file for WB-RC Board of Education seats
• Mills Twp. takes public comment on library
• Search and rescue teams continue search for missing person
• Incumbents lone candidates to file for COOR Board election
• Rose City schools put on lockdown Wednesday morning
• Hale schools to hold public forum to gather information on choosing new superintendent
• West Branch passes ORV ordinance
• Former West Branch Mayor Richard Werth dies
• St.Helen 4th Annual Winterfest
• Water main conflict may push Beechwood Road Bridge construction over budget
• State police conduct routine narcotics search at Whittemore-Prescott HS
• State Police searching for missing person
• WB-RC superintendent position offered to Mona Shores District principal
• Road commission continues cleanup after snowstorm
• Post your snow photos!
• Witnesses testify against former Hill Twp. Supervisor
• Winter storm impacts Ogemaw County
• City of West Branch fills housing director position
• Rose Township still seeking to hand over alleys to residents
• Wertz Warriors ride through Skidway
• WB-RC superintendent candidates take the hot seat
• Whittmore-Prescott crowns Snowcoming prince and princess
• Resolution reached in discrimination complaint against WB-RC Schools
• Rose City water tower antennas upgraded
• County insurance committee to meet regarding liability of sheriff's work program
• Reconstruction of Beechwood Road Bridge begins
• Feb. 8 set as filing deadline for WB-RC school board election
• City customers will not be billed extra for preventing freezing water lines
• Unemployed man brings message to downtown West Branch
• New DHS director dealing with economic challenges
• Candidates have until Feb. 8 to file to run for KCC, COOR boards
• Arenac and Ogemaw boards approve corrections advisory board members
• City council votes to introduce ORV ordinance with designated route
• Cumming Township to assist with Beechwood Road Bridge costs
• More warrants issued in 2010
• No new developments in trees illegally cut at cemetery
• Road commission pushes through winter
• County faced with converting radios
• Hill and Logan Townships considering blight ordinances
• Funsch remembered for the mark he left
• Richland Township land swap with DNR hits snag
• Four to be interviewed for WB-RC superintendent position
• Ogemaw County court employees to vote on union representation in February
• West Branch Township considering expanding transfer station
• Mills Township drafting resolutions to partner with, join district library
• Next court date set for doctor
• Easement to allow Mills Twp. to move forward on boardwalk project
• Next court date set for doctor
• West Branch to move ahead with river trail extension
• City votes to add designated route to ORV ordinance
• W-P board to meet Jan. 24 to discuss future of principal positions
• Ogemaw County still seeking contracts with other counties to house inmates at new jail
• Cedar Bar ready to rebuild after Dec. 30th fire
• Hale Winterfest 2011
• Rose City Police Department awaits arrival of new vehicle
• Beechwood Road bridge constructed in Bay City
• Hale schools beginning search for new superintendent
• Case involving former Hill Township supervisor likely going to trial
• River walk extension, ORV ordinance to be on city council agenda
• Judge grants continuance in Hesch case for psychiatric evaluation
• Sheriff's Department receives grant to electronically file accident reports
• Family and friends remember lifelong area resident Bill Eymer
• W-P native earns Rookie of the Year racing honors
• Train speeds to be increased in certain areas
• Rose Township supervisor reports trees cut from cemetery
• Zettel headed to Penn State
• West Branch teens participate in Gladwin hockey program
• Upgrades to wastewater treatment plan continue ahead of schedule
• Ogemaw DHS director retiring after nearly 40 years in department
• City of West Branch opening skating rink
• City of West Branch to begin interviewing housing director applicants
• Search firm president says five candidates have expressed interest in WB-RC position
• YAC raises money for Ogemaw Heights families
• Special use permit for motocross track approved
• School bus stuck in ditch on State Road
• Rule changes would disallow burning of household trash
• Christmas lights decorate farm equipment
• School districts encouraging COOR to place special education millage on May ballot
• School districts encouraging COOR to place special education millage on ballot
• WB-RC district purchases new communications software
• City council votes to table ORV ordinance
• County faces few complications despite winter weather
• Hale Yes Winterfest beginning Jan. 7
• Clear Lake summer resident finishes seventh in national cross country meet
• Pinconning man arrested in hostage situation in Goodar Township
• Santa Claus visits Skidway Lake Chamber of Commerce
• Downtown Christmas Fantasy descends upon West Branch
• Klacking Township moving forward with road improvements
• Richland Township seeking land swap with DNRE
• Area restaurants offering free Christmas meals
• Surline Middle School student colors hair to support grandfather
• WBRMC issues 2 percent pay cut for non-union employees
• Ogemaw Heights High School students sing for residents at The Brook
• Doing their part to help
• Celebrating at OHHS
• Ogemaw Heights basketball camp registering students this weekend
• Ogemaw Heights wraps up food drive on positive note
• Interim supervisor chosen for Hill Township
• Commission on Aging purchases new food truck
• DDA prioritizing DDA Development/TIF Plan projects
• WB-RC schools participate in first Dimes for Disaster fundraiser
• Operation Christmas Child completed for this year
• Potential motocross track to be raised at planning commission meeting
• Kirtland continues participation in Americorps VISTA program
• City of West Branch continues search for housing director position
• W-P district to allow foreign exchange students to participate in graduation
• Power restored to all Ogemaw County residents after winter storm
• Downtown parade
• Christmas fun
• Shop With a Cop
• Final totals for Ogemaw Heights food drive
• Search firm head meets with staff, citizens regarding WB-RC superintendent search
• Tuesday totals for Ogemaw Heights food drive
• STING activity increases this year in Ogemaw, region
• Hypnotizing fun
• Thursday totals for Ogemaw Heights food drive
• County chooses to allow Sunday morning alcohol sales
• Candy village for Christmas
• Ogemaw Heights to combine theater, choir programs for Christmas program
• West Branch Township amends zoning ordinance
• Ogemaw Heights students organize system for food drive collection
• Wednesday totals for Ogemaw Heights food drive
• West Branch City Council votes to introduce ORV ordinance
• Meeting held with official regarding Skidway Lake library
• Complaint filed with U.S. Department of Education against WB-RC Schools alleges district discriminated against student
• Monday totals for Ogemaw Heights food drive
• Holiday Art Walk and Wine Tasting held in downtown West Branch
• Red Cross looking for Everyday Heroes for third-annual event
• Kiwanis Club continues Salvation Army bell-ringing campaign
• Area schools prepare for snowfall
• Rose Township seeks to hand over abandoned alleys to residents
• City planning commission drafting blight ordinance
• City council receives grant approval for infrastructure improvement project
• Water main looping project complete
• Several Christmas activities available for county residents
• Local police officials warn of holiday scams
• WB-RC district purchases white board for Rose City Middle School
• Ogemaw Heights students organizing food drive for Emergency Assistance Program
• WB-RC board approves contract with labor unions
• Post office offers free recycling
• Hale district recognized for bus safety
• Hypnotist to appear Dec. 9 at Ogemaw Heights
• West Branch city attorney reviewing sample ORV ordinance
• NJROTC assists Coast Guard with Christmas tree delivery
• Prescott resident building veterans memorial
• Work continues on address project
• Black Friday
• Labor contracts could be approved at special WB-RC board meeting
• County says no to alcohol sales before noon on Sundays
• Ogemaw County chooses its insurance plan
• Health department votes to accept resignation of health officer
• Hale High School inducts new members in NHS
• Rose City tree lighting set for Dec. 2
• WB Township receives inquiry on medical marijuana use
• Kiwanis Variety Show
• Opening day weekend business as good or better than last year
• Brian Bertossi remembered by friends as an outdoorsman and mentor to kids
• Planning Commission gives go-ahead for windmill project
• Work begins on Beechwood Road bridge
• Construction of airport terminal building continues
• Local churches cooking free Thanksgiving meals
• West Branch trooper and city councilman charged with discharging a firearm while under the influence
• Ogemaw EDC beginning to plan second Community and Business Expo
• Holiday Art Walk and Wine Tasting on tap for Dec. 4
• Ogemaw Heights Knowledge Bowl advisor says school has strong team this year
• Hill Township Board to appoint temporary supervisor, hold special election
• Plea deal deadline and trial date set in Hesch case
• Local residents continue to nab deer
• City of West Branch searching for housing director after former director resigns
• WB-RC board members to tour district, seek community input for superintendent search
• WB-RC board authorizes $17.4 million bond issue to appear on May school election ballot
• WB-RC district approves tentative deals with MEA, steelworkers' union
• WB-RC district sets Jan. 7 as deadline to apply for superintendent job
• Success on Opening Day
• West Branch Township adopts credit card policy
• Arenac County votes to join Ogemaw County to form new corrections board
• Ogemaw Heights students participate in leadership training
• Ogemaw County continues discussions with unions concerning employee health insurance
• Hale district one of hosts for Decisions to Actions program
• Veterans at The Brook honored by guests
• West Branch resident nabs 10-point buck
• Ogemaw Heights NJROTC visits Bortz Health Care
• Ogemaw Bulldogs youth wrestling club gears up for another season
• Commission on Aging approved for funding needed to finish senior
• Ogemaw Veterans Alliance honors Finlayson as Veteran of Year
• Ogemaw Township Board votes to support motocross track
• First UMC of West Branch collecting items for Operation Christmas Child program
• Mills Twp. supervisor hopes to meet with official regarding Skidway Lake library
• Eymer sworn in as newest W-P board member
• Pattullo extends contract as CEO for WBRMC
• Local doctor charged with health care fraud
• W-P district approves two-year lawn care contract with Erickson Landscaping
• Ogemaw County votes to disband 34th Circuit Community Corrections Board
• Kiwanis Club to present "Magical Movie Music" theme for variety show
• Ogemaw Heights Theatrical Troupe prepares for opening night
• Ogemaw Veterans Alliance to recognize Veteran of the Year Nov. 11
• Upgrades continue on the West Branch Wastewater Treatment Plant
• Gator retires from West Branch Police Department
• Local organizations collecting items for troops
• Pretrial hearing for Hill Township supervisor adjourned to Nov. 17
• Two new faces come to W-P school board
• Voters choose to recall Hill Township supervisor
• Republicans dominate at the polls
• Verizon representative says Mills Township cell tower in planning stages
• Veteran presented with eagle-headed cane
• Ogemaw County Election Results for Nov. 2
• WB-RC board decides more information needed on possible bond proposal
• Trick-or-treaters hit downtown West Branch
• Surline Elementary School hosts "Spook-tacular"
• KCC announces receipt of $2 million grant to expand college's services
• Falcons travel to Upper Peninsula for playoff game
• Skidway Halloween parade
• Grass fire in West Branch
• "Fear Factor" invades Surline Middle School
• WB-RC Schools trying to be proactive to stop bullying
• Hill Township voters to vote on recall of supervisor
• County voters to see contested races in many districts
• Hospice schedules two events in memory of hospice patients, families
• Accident occurs on M-33 in West Branch
• Grass fire successfully extinguished by area fire departments
• Effects of severe winds remain apparent
• Harlem Ambassadors entertain audience at Ogemaw Heights
• County jail to be reimbursed by MDOC based on flat-rate scale
• West Branch City Council passes new DDA Development/TIF Plan
• County clerk expects almost half of registered voters to turn out for Nov. 2 election
• WB-RC contracts with North Star Staffing for superintendent search
• WB-RC district schedules Nov. 1 special meeting to discuss potential bond issue
• Accident reported on northbound I-75, mile marker 199
• Local law enforcement officials report no texting-related incidents
• West Branch Regional Medical Center Women's Health Fair
• Skidway Chamber to hold Meet the Candidates event
• West Branch police investigating report of money stolen from business
• WBRMC not planning to suspend additional services
• Glad that the people have spoken
• W-P schools offering backpack program to help students
• Potential wind farm discussed at Board of Commissioners meeting
• Ogemaw District Library enlists local dog to help students with reading
• Township board discusses potential transfer site locations at special meeting
• Ogemaw County still seeking alternative employee health insurance plans
• New terminal building under construction at airport
• WPHS FFA, SADD chapters join forces to sponsor haunted forest
• W-P district approves financing, purchase of bus
• November show first of four productions for Ogemaw Heights theater program
• Chamber renovation project expected to be finished in about two weeks
• Chamber to present seminar on selling to state
• Pit Masters BBQ
• Fall colors in Ogemaw County
• ORV ordinance being prepared for West Branch
• Insurance to increase for Ogemaw County employees
• Candidate forum held
• United Way gathering donations for 25th year helping local agencies
• Sports scores for Thursday, Oct. 7
• Ogemaw County Historical Society to host fourth driving tour
• Rose City awards Beechwood Road bridge project to contractor
• W-P student count decreases 50 from last year
• OHHS equestrian team captures district championship
• Quilt show to benefit Hospice of Helping Hands
• Bump and run state championships
• Whittemore-Prescott hosts Homecoming parade
• Whittemore-Prescott crowns 2010 Homecoming King and Queen
• Falcons crown homecoming king and queen
• Building trades students continue work on senior center
• Library director says more work needs to be done in grant process
• Fabulous Friday committee looking for ideas for setting a world record
• Online school curbs student loss at Hale
• New WB Township blight ordinance addresses noxious weeds issue
• WB-RC loses more than 50 students
• Automobile accident occurs at corner of 7th Street, Houghton Avenue
• Road commission uses funds saved from mild winter for additional maintenance
• Rose City man grows 647-lb. pumpkin
• WB-RC board recognizes ESP Foundation at meeting
• Board of Health approves budget for 2010-11 fiscal year
• WBRMC Ladies' Auxiliary names Volunteer of Year
• County holds open house at new jail
• Northern Michigan Lamb & Wool Festival draws visitors to Ogemaw County Fairgrounds
• Hale Balloon Festival kicks off with "chaser" training
• Whittemore-Prescott schedules Homecoming parade for Oct. 1
• Pretrial held for Hill Twp. Supervisor
• Wood was active in serving schools, community
• County votes to install metal detector in upper floor
• General election candidates scheduled to face county voters at candidate forum
• Drive your tractor to school day
• Contested seats this November in county, village, and two school boards
• WB-RC board votes not to put bond issue on May ballot
• Cumming Township resident considering building windmills
• Fox memorial event to promote early detection of breast cancer
• Marston to retire as WB-RC superintendent at end of school year
• Mills Township considering library millage
• Auto accident on I-75 business loop
• Surline carnival
• Northern Michigan Lamb & Wool Show on tap for Sept. 25-26
• Balloonists to fly high in Hale with inaugural balloon festival
• Ogemaw County to hold jail open house Sept. 25
• Michigan Law Enforcement Torch Run passes through West Branch
• City Council moves to sell industrial property to health department
• Environmental study approved for Rose City property
• W-P board votes to deny employee grievance
• Men arrested in safecracking scheme suspected in West Branch break-in
• Mutts on parade
• Inmate fails to return from work release, now back in jail
• VFW hall spruced up by Scout on the road to Eagle Scout status
• New immunization rules implemented for Ogemaw school districts
• Varsity girls swimming -- Ogemaw Heights vs. Oscoda, Thursday, Sept. 9
• County votes to put consumer horticulture position back into budget for next year
• Commissioners vote no on trial of security measure in county building
• Fresh off 2010 event, Fabulous Fridays committee already excited about next year
• Commissioners vote to pass $8,400,387 budget for 2010-11 fiscal year
• Two Hale students earn Eagle Scout recognition
• Rose City gets authorization to submit grant for Houghton Creek repair
• First Day of School
• DHD 2 budget could be approved at last second, past deadline
• Whittemore Area Chamber of Commerce Fall Festival
• Fabulous Fridays -- Big Boys & Their Toys
• Hardwood Lake Campground playground dedicated to Prescott girl killed in snowmobile accident
• Fun run to benefit MS Society of Michigan
• Marston says bond issues have succeeded in state despite economic times
• New principal eager to improve test scores in WPHS
• County preparing to approve 2010-11 budget
• Dwayne Rau Memorial Cross Country Race
• West Branch Golf Scramble to benefit Ogemaw Boys and Girls Club
• Boardwalk work nearing completion
• Kell hired as interim principal at WPHS
• Proposed community center presented to WB-RC board
• Huron Pines board member to host wildlife tour Sept. 3
• More time sought in case against West Branch man charged with threatening congressman
• Varsity football -- Ogemaw Heights 14, Hemlock 12
• Grant to help establish fiberoptic network in northern Michigan
• W-P schools reaching out to parents
• More than $58,000 in stolen merchandise recovered for local businesses
• Rose City will receive grant to help repair Beechwood Road bridge
• Community foundation awards grants to Ogemaw projects
• Fabulous Friday Pet Trick Videos
• West Branch woman keeps her promise and shaves her head for Relay For Life
• Ogemaw Mutt March to feature wide variety of dogs
• More than 50,000 visitors enjoy fair's 30th anniversary
• MSUE, county looking for local support to continue Consumer Horticulture program
• Child welfare study shows worsening economic trends in Ogemaw County
• Rifle River Recreation Area hosts Rifle River Survivor
• Federal jobs bill could mean more money for local school districts
• Ogemaw County Fair wraps up for another year
• Friday at the Ogemaw County Fair
• Rose City man running for Congress as independent
• Thursday at the Fair
• Rose City resident spearheading efforts to form county gun club
• W-P board terminates Chapin as high school principal
• Tuesday evening at the fair
• Rifle River Recreation to hold fourth 'Survivor' competition
• Skidway Lake resident earns Eagle Award
• Plans for new Ogemaw County Historical Society building would bring Graceland Ballroom replica
• WBRMC to become a teaching hospital
• WB-RC district hires Folsom as new director of business services
• Supercross at the fair
• Verizon to begin constructing cell tower this fall in Mills Township
• Nice weather for Victorian Art Fair
• Fabulous Fridays -- Taste of West Branch, Friday, Aug. 13
• Rose City Historical Society obtains several items for historical room
• Security wiring being installed at jail
• Locals team up to create entry for ArtPrize show
• Mio AuSable, WB-RC exploring shared mechanic services
• Airport moving ahead on terminal building project
• Accident at corner of M-30 and Rau
• Use of K2 becoming an increasing issue in Ogemaw County
• County voters enable EMS authority to continue ALS services
• W-P board hires Chapin as new high school principal
• Ogemaw County Fair to begin 30th anniversary event Aug. 15
• Plenty of activity at West Branch Farmers Market
• Lupton Fire Department Open House -- Saturday, Aug. 7
• West Branch Idol 2010 -- Friday, Aug. 6
• Victorian Art Fair to feature variety of family-oriented activities
• Surline explains post-primary robocalls
• Forgotten Eagles visit Ogemaw Veterans Memorial
• Kirtland to build new children's learning center
• Sign alerts Rose City residents of fire danger
• Michigan denied in second stage of Race to the Top grant process
• Car fire occurs behind Northern Graphics
• DeMatio and Winter move on in road commissioner race
• Sheltrown, Rendon move on in state rep race
• Rose City's Whisman wins three swimming medals at national Special Olympics
• Ogemaw Boys & Girls Club hoping to begin latchkey program in January
• Boardwalk project progressing
• Fabulous Fridays -- Shutterbugs
• Gold Wings return to Ogemaw County
• Rose City Dairy Queen back in business
• Ogemaw Heights AD says seventh, eighth grade hoops teams could be split
• West Branch business leaders express support for Main Street program
• Aug. 3 Primary Election results
• EMS millage renewal to appear on Aug. 3 ballot
• KCC exhibition to showcase local artists' works
• Local golfer finishes second in state golf tournament
• Ogemaw County Fair

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