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MDARD urges animal owners to continue taking steps to prevent HPAI

LANSINGThe Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) urges animal owners to remain vigilant and take preventative measures against highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) as wild birds complete their spring migration.“When wild birds move, so does HPAI.
Most of us are used to having a saltshaker available at any meal. Ornately decorated salt dishes call back to a time when it was a luxury. JEFFREY S. EVANS & ASSOCIATES

Most of us are used to having a saltshaker available at any meal. Ornately decorated salt dishes call back to a time when it was a luxury. JEFFREY S. EVANS & ASSOCIATES

Salt dishes

alt has played an importantSa role in human history as it does at the dinner table. It provides necessary nutrients, and it made food preservation possible long before refrigeration. The difficulty of obtaining it and the amount of processing required made it extremely valuable.

“ Welcome Spring” Pedestrian Parade

BEAVERTONChildren and young-atheart adults are invited to take part in a unique parade in Beaverton on Sunday, March 29.The “Welcome Spring” Pedestrian Parade will begin at Beaverton United Methodist Church, 150 W. Brown Street, at 4 p.m.
Gladwin Sheriff’s Office investigates fatal crash

Gladwin Sheriff’s Office investigates fatal crash

Gladwin Sheriff’s Office investigates fatal crash

BUCKEYE TOWNSHIPDeputies from the Gladwin County Sheriff’s Office were called to investigate a personal injury accident involving three vehicles Monday, afternoon, March 23, at the intersection of W. Howard Road and S. River Road in Buckeye Township.
Amber Billman assists a student working on their clay bowl.

Amber Billman assists a student working on their clay bowl.

Empty Bowls to be filled at GHS on May 5

GLADWINEmpty Bowls is a worldwide initiative that was started by a high school art teacher in Michigan about 30 years ago.The idea is to have people make their own clay bowl and then sell it filled with something good to raise funds for local food-related charities.
Master Plan Open House won’t be a panel discussion

Master Plan Open House won’t be a panel discussion

Master Plan Open House won’t be a panel discussion

GLADWINResidents with ideas, concerns, or aspirations for Gladwin County’s future are encouraged to attend a Master Plan Open House this evening from 4-7 p.m. at the District Library in Gladwin.
WORKING TOGETHER

WORKING TOGETHER

WORKING TOGETHER

The Gladwin Rotary Club 6310 is committed to service. Current President, John Caffrey, and President-Elect, Shannon Sirpilla, recently attended a vital leadership conference in Kalamazoo. They are working together to ensure a seamless transition of leadership on July 1.

Gladwin County invites community to master plan open house March 25

GLADWINGladwin County is asking residents to help confirm the County’s development direction as it updates its Master Plan. The County’s Master Plan Steering Committee has drafted proposed updates and is now seeking public input to ensure the Plan reflects the community’s vision for the future.
View from the comfy chair

View from the comfy chair

View from the comfy chair

Ijust returned from the grocery store and was beginning to unload the items on the shopping list. There were also a few items that were not on the list. Suddenly, my wife yelled out, “Joel! The washing machine just broke!
“Soil. Where it all Begins” contest announced

“Soil. Where it all Begins” contest announced

“Soil. Where it all Begins” contest announced

GLADWIN COUNTYThe Gladwin Conservation District is happy to share that they are sponsoring the National Association of Conservation Districts (NACD) Hand Drawn Poster Contest! The theme for 2026 is “Soil.