Tis the Season for Lake Trout and Whitefish Jim Johnson With Halloween and Thanksgiving comes spawning time for lake whitefish and lake trout in Lake Huron. And, until recently, Thunder Bay was where the action…
Childcare costs challenge families, employers and the state
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Official 2026 state Christmas tree harvest and delivery to Capitol
LANSING - The Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget (DTMB) will coordinate the harvest of the official 2026 state…
AMA ESD expresses gratitude to voters for support of special education millage renewal
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Melching earns Michigan professional emergency manager certification
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Hillman beats Onaway in four sets, advances to district final
HILLMAN – The Hillman volleyball team defeated Onaway in four sets Wednesday night to advance to the district championship. The Tigers won the opening two sets 25-20 and 25-18. Onaway took the third set 25-20 before Hillman closed out the match 25-18. In other district action, Rogers City defeated Posen on Monday before losing…
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Michigan Sports
Hoover's TD run lifts No. 6 Indiana to 13-6 OT win at Michigan, its 1st win at Big House since 1967
Tommy Carr replaces benched Bryce Underwood, leads Michigan to 21-18 win over Penn State
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Lifestyles
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Obituaries
Lori Hilla
HILLA, Lori Lynn, age 66, of Case Township, died peacefully at home, surrounded by her loving family, on Nov. 2, 2026. Arrangements are in the care of Beck Funeral Home.