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Pictured are Blair McGourty (left) and Tanya Oard. Rugged Den Outfitters and Spotted Cheetah Boutique are located at 127 E. Maple St. in Gladwin.

Pictured are Blair McGourty (left) and Tanya Oard. Rugged Den Outfitters and Spotted Cheetah Boutique are located at 127 E. Maple St. in Gladwin.

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Spotted Cheetah joins Rugged Den on Maple Street

Max Milne
Wednesday, March 15, 2023
GLADWIN Nearly a year after moving off of Cedar Ave., Rugged Den Outfitters welcomes Spotted Cheetah Boutique into their building at 127 E. Maple St. in Gladwin.
Cabaret dinnerware

Cabaret dinnerware

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Cabaret dinnerware

News Staff
Wednesday, March 15, 2023
To attract western travelers to Japan, the government of Japan commissioned American architect Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) to design the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo. Wright’s all-encompassing designs for his buildings included almost every item, including dinnerware.
NATIONAL NEWS

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NATIONAL NEWS

News Staff
Wednesday, March 15, 2023
AP – U.S. consumer price increases eased slightly from January to February but still pointed to an elevated inflation rate that is posing a challenge for the Federal Reserve at a delicate moment for the financial system.
Pictured left to right are Jeff Skym, Saint-Gobain; Pam O’Laughlin, Chief Operating Officer, Michigan Works! Region 7B; Mark L. Berdan, Executive Director, Michigan Works! Region 7B; Kayla Krahner, Saint-Gobain; Ryan Harris, Saint-Gobain; Matt Lang, Director of Business Services and Economic Development, Michigan Works! Region 7B, Gladwin County; Jon-Paul Jones, Saint-Gobain; Amber Griffin, Saint-Gobain; Ryan Roberts, Saint-Gobain; and Mark Rovoll, Saint-Gobain.

Pictured left to right are Jeff Skym, Saint-Gobain; Pam O’Laughlin, Chief Operating Officer, Michigan Works! Region 7B; Mark L. Berdan, Executive Director, Michigan Works! Region 7B; Kayla Krahner, Saint-Gobain; Ryan Harris, Saint-Gobain; Matt Lang, Director of Business Services and Economic Development, Michigan Works! Region 7B, Gladwin County; Jon-Paul Jones, Saint-Gobain; Amber Griffin, Saint-Gobain; Ryan Roberts, Saint-Gobain; and Mark Rovoll, Saint-Gobain.

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Michigan Works! Region 7B helps bring home over $1 million in training funds for area businesses

Gladwin County
Wednesday, March 15, 2023
Michigan Works! Region 7B successfully partnered with 11 businesses across their six county service area recently to help them acquire a combined total of over $1 million in Going PRO Talent Fund dollars aimed at training, developing, and retaining newly hired and current employees.
The Gladwin County Chamber of Commerce Board poses with the three state legislators after Friday’s Legislative Breakfast event at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Gladwin.

The Gladwin County Chamber of Commerce Board poses with the three state legislators after Friday’s Legislative Breakfast event at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Gladwin.

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State legislators connect with Gladwin County at chamber event

Max Milne
Wednesday, March 15, 2023
GLADWIN COUNTY The Gladwin County Chamber of Commerce hosted their third Legislative Breakfast event in the five part series for 2023 at 7:30 a.m. on Friday, March 10.
Moments in Time

Moments in Time

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Moments in Time

News Staff
Wednesday, March 8, 2023
On March 24, 1882, German scientist Robert Koch discovered the bacterium responsible for tuberculosis. Regarded today as the “father of modern bacteriology,” Koch was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine in 1905.
Pictured are Dr. Kristin Stehouwer, Provost and Vice President of Academics at Northwood University, and Tim Hood, President of Mid Michigan College.

Pictured are Dr. Kristin Stehouwer, Provost and Vice President of Academics at Northwood University, and Tim Hood, President of Mid Michigan College.

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Northwood University signs transfer agreement with Mid Michigan College

News Staff
Wednesday, March 8, 2023
Per the new agreement, students can study at Mid Michigan College for three years and then transfer to Northwood to complete their degree in one year for the following high-demand majors: accounting, health care management, management, and management information systems.
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