CoA Monthly Caregiver Support meetings

GLADWIN COUNTYCouncil On Aging (COA) Monthly Caregiver Support Group meetings will be held the third Wednesday of every month, 1:30 p.m., at the Antler Arms High Rise Building.

Don’t click that QR code!

Sometimes when we start seeing something nearly everywhere we go, we assume that “somebody” has checked it out and it’s therefore safe to use. Not so, at least in the case of those QR codes we’re seeing all over.

GCD hosts photo contest, volunteer event, and hike event

GLADWINGladwin County has been coined as Michigan’s Backyard for good reason. The abundant natural resources and outdoor recreation opportunities in our area are something worth celebrating.

MEET THE CANDIDATES

y name is Sherry Harris and I am runningMfor the Buckeye Township Treasurer position. I have been a Buckeye Township resident for 28 years and this is where we raised our two daughters, who graduated from Gladwin High School.

Rep. Hoadley inviting residents to June office hour meetings

AU GRESState Rep. Mike Hoadley, of Au Gres, has announced upcoming office hours events in Gladwin, Oscoda, Standish and West Branch during the month of June.

Seeking applicants for Kinship Advisory Council

LANSINGhe Michigan DepartmentTof Health and Human Services (MDHHS) is seeking applications from individuals involved in kinship caring for children full-time to apply for its Kinship Advisory Council.

Big Boys Club fundraising breakfast July 7

GLADWIN COUNTYThe Big Boys Club of Gladwin County will have a fundraising breakfast on Sunday, July 7, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., at the Secord Eagles Aerie 4121, 3485 Lakeshore Drive, Gladwin.

Mid-Michigan Veterans Benefits Fair July 18

HARRISONOn Thursday, July 18, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Larson Elementary School, located at 455 W. Spruce Street in Harrison, along with the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency (MVAA) and the Clare County Veterans Services office will hold the second annual Mid-Michigan Veterans Benefits Fair.

Troopers graduate, prepare to serve Michigan residents

Michigan communities will soon benefit from the addition of 54 state troopers who graduated this afternoon from the 145th Trooper Recruit School.During the ceremony in Lansing, Col. James F.

EGLE and Michigan Saves launch Septic Replacement Loan Program

LANSINGThe Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) has partnered with Michigan Saves, the nation’s first nonprofit green bank, to offer financing for the replacement of failing or near-failing septic systems through the Septic Replacement Loan Program (SRLP).