Life in Gladwin

Gladwin County Leadership Alumni Reunion May 14

GLADWIN COUNTY he first ever Gladwin County Leadership ProgramTAlumni Reunion will take place on Wednesday, May 14 from 5-7 p.m. at the Rivertown Inn, 1220 E. Cedar Ave., for light refreshments and a special presentation. RSVP at leadershipgladwinco@ gmail.com.
GACB rehearsals begin, invites musicians

GACB rehearsals begin, invites musicians

GACB rehearsals begin, invites musicians

GLADWINThe Gladwin Area Community Band (GACB), which premiered in 2022, began rehearsing on March 9 for its next concert.
Food Distribution slated for March 15 at Christ the King

Food Distribution slated for March 15 at Christ the King

Food Distribution slated for March 15 at Christ the King

GLADWIN COUNTYThe Gladwin/Beaverton Community Food Distribution (GBCFD) will continue hosting distributions the third Saturday of each month in 2025, with its next distribution being on Saturday, March 15 at Christ the King Lutheran Church, 600 S. M-18, Gladwin.Address verification will be required...
A gray wolf lurks behind trees. DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES

A gray wolf lurks behind trees. DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES

Michigan’s wolf numbers are growing, presenting challenges

LANSINGMichigan’s population of wolves has been growing since they were added to the Endangered Species Act slightly more than 50 years ago.Since then, wolves have slowly repopulated the Upper Peninsula, moving from the western Great Lake states.And on Isle Royale in Lake Superior, where the...
Bob Gillespie

Bob Gillespie

Emmanuel Baptist Church hosts apologetics forum

GLADWINEmmanuel Baptist Church is pleased to host Bob Gillespie of Reasons for Hope on Saturday, March 15, from 2-4 p.m. and again on Sunday, March 16, at 9:30-1 a.m.Bob received his master’s degree at Clark’s Summit Seminary in PA, spent 14 years teaching in Christian schools in Ohio, and another...
Glass like this enameled cologne bottle is usually called “Stiegel type” because it is virtually impossible to tell whether it was made by Henry William Stiegel or another glassmaker. KOVELS.COM

Glass like this enameled cologne bottle is usually called “Stiegel type” because it is virtually impossible to tell whether it was made by Henry William Stiegel or another glassmaker. KOVELS.COM

Identifying glass

Glass can be notoriously difficult to identify. Signatures, if there are any, can be faked, molds can be reused, and glassmakers often imitated one another’s decorations. Stiegel-type glass is an excellent example.We know that Henry William Stiegel came to Philadelphia from Germany in 1750.

May I Walk With You

Ever notice that when Christians speak of the human soul that we always refer to it in the feminine gender? We use the pronoun she and not he, even when we speak of the soul of a male. All of the popular and great saints referred to their souls as feminine.