Life in Gladwin

CHEERS FOR 101 YEARS!

CHEERS FOR 101 YEARS!

CHEERS FOR 101 YEARS!

Wishing Mercedes Como a very happy birthday. We are blessed to have you in our lives! Her secret to longevity remains these three things: Faith – have great faith; motion – motion is medicine, never stop moving (you can’t catch a moving target); and wine!
DONATION APPRECIATED

DONATION APPRECIATED

DONATION APPRECIATED

Hospice of Gladwin would like to sincerely thank the Gladwin Big Boys for their generous monthly donation of nutritional drinks to support members of the community. Their kindness and continued support help them provide comfort and care to those in need. They are truly grateful!
Gladwin County Office of Veterans Affairs Director Ken Roberts (back row, second from left) accepts a donation from the officers of the Gladwin Eagles 3292 Riders at a meeting of the club Friday night

Gladwin County Office of Veterans Affairs Director Ken Roberts (back row, second from left) accepts a donation from the officers of the Gladwin Eagles 3292 Riders at a meeting of the club Friday night

Eagle Riders donate to Gladwin veterans

GLADWINThe Gladwin Eagles 3292 Riders have a code. It’s printed on a laminated card that says, “Our mission is to have fun in a family oriented organization, dedicated to the enjoyment of motorcycles, safe riding while promoting the Fraternal Order of Eagles.”They also raise funds for worthy causes.
TROOP 779 ASSIST POST 171

TROOP 779 ASSIST POST 171

TROOP 779 ASSIST POST 171

Gladwin Boy Scout Troop 779 helped American Legion Post 171 put the flags out at veteran grave sites for Memorial Day. Pictured here is Aiden, Bradley, Riley, Scoutmaster, Brian; Chartered Organization Representative, Mike; Parker and Bo.
Delta College Winter 2026 achievement recognition

Delta College Winter 2026 achievement recognition

Delta College Winter 2026 achievement recognition

UNIVERSITY CENTERE ach semester Delta College recognizes students for their high academic achievement.Congratulations to the following Delta students who earned recognition for outstanding academic achievement during the Winter 2026 semester.These students averaged a 3.5 GPA or higher.
SCOUTS COLLECT RETURNABLES

SCOUTS COLLECT RETURNABLES

SCOUTS COLLECT RETURNABLES

On Saturday, May 30, a few Scouts from Troop 779 will be in Family Fare parking lot with a truck and trailer for a returnables collection spot to help four prospective Eagle Scouts earn the money they need to complete their service projects this year.
Pictured is Beaverton Mayor, Ray Nau, speaking at the Memorial Day event in 2024.

Pictured is Beaverton Mayor, Ray Nau, speaking at the Memorial Day event in 2024.

City of Beaverton to celebrate Memorial Day

BEAVERTONPlans are now in place for the 2026 Memorial Day commemoration on Monday, May 25. As usual, there will be a parade in Beaverton. Lineup is at 1:30 p.m. at the municipal parking lot near the Community Center.
Clare-Gladwin CTE Education Occupation students were recognized at the Student Excellence Awards, held at the the new CTE conference room on the Mangus campus. Students received honors in categories such as Above & Beyond, Most Improved, Outstanding, and Work-Based Learning.

Clare-Gladwin CTE Education Occupation students were recognized at the Student Excellence Awards, held at the the new CTE conference room on the Mangus campus. Students received honors in categories such as Above & Beyond, Most Improved, Outstanding, and Work-Based Learning.

CTE students honored during annual ceremony

CLAREThe Clare-Gladwin Career & Technical Education (CTE) program celebrated student achievement at its annual Student Excellence Awards ceremony on Tuesday, May 5, 2026.