ALPENA — Counties, townships, and cities stand to lose critical revenue from the state if the budget passed on Tuesday in the House finds its way to the desk and is signed by Governor Gretchen Whitmer. The proposed budget, which still needs approval from the state Senate, calls for a $40 ...
ALPENA — As community members prepare for the last holiday weekend of the summer, the Alpena Fire Department and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources encourage residents to be safe while enjoying festivities. Alpena Fire Chief Rob Edmonds said the department wants community members ...
ALPENA — With all the festivities surrounding Labor Day, it can be easy to forget why the holiday started in the first place. According to the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL), Labor Day is an annual celebration of the social and economic achievements of American workers. The holiday is ...
ALPENA — On Monday morning, members of the Alpena Municipal Council walked down to see the progress on the mural around the base of the 2nd Avenue Bridge and share coffee with artist Molly Keen. City officials were impressed with the progress of the space, which Keen is transforming into a ...
ALPENA — Alpena Public Schools gladly accepted an offer from the City of Alpena Police Chief Eric Hamp to work together on a program that supports safety and builds trusting relationships with police officers. Officer Terri Curtis visits APS elementary schools within the department’s ...
ALPENA — Sunrise Treatment and Recovery Centre, in partnership with Catholic Human Services, Freedom Recovery Center, and Reborn Rescue, is proud to announce Beach Bound Recovery, a family-friendly, sober event to honor Overdose Awareness Day (Aug. 31) and kick off National Recovery Month in ...