Gladwin City Council discuss new business

GLADWINThe first regular Gladwin City Council meeting of this month was held on Tuesday, September 3.During public comment, Mayor Sarah Kile read a letter that the city received in the mail that said thank you for the blue and white flowers for the 1964 class reunion.

MEET THE CANDIDATES

I have deep roots in the City of Gladwin and Gladwin County. This is exactly why I’m announcing my intention to seek the office of Mayor of the City of Gladwin. My family and dozens of people dead and alive have been instrumental in the growth this city has experienced in my lifetime.

ITC to conduct aerial patrols of transmission lines in Michigan

NOVIITC will be conducting aerial patrols of the high-voltage transmission structures and lines in Michigan from approximately Sept. 9 to Oct.4, weather permitting.

Second Florida man pleads guilty to stealing rent checks across Michigan

LANSINGRafael Rodriguez, 44, of Florida, pled guilty today to one count of Conducting a Criminal Enterprise, a 20-year felony, in the 42nd Circuit Court in Midland County for rent thefts across the eastern half of the State, announced Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel.

$14 Million in security grants for faith-based and other nonprofit institutions announced

WASHINGTON, DCUnited States Senator Gary Peters (MI), Chairman of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, announced that more than $14 million in grant funding will be awarded to nonprofits and faith-based organizations across Michigan to help them protect their facilities against...

Mosquito pool in Arenac County tests positive for dangerous virus

ARENACCentral Michigan District Health Department (CMDHD) has been informed that a mosquito pool in Arenac County has tested positive for Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE). This means that the virus is present in our area and can be spread to people through mosquito bites.

STORMS GO THROUGH GLADWIN COUNTY

Mid-Michigan was hit with storms on Tuesday, August 27. The result of the storms included trees and power lines being knocked down, which in turn left many in the area without power. Pictured is a power line on Lakeshore Dr. and Wirtz Rd. in Secord Township.