ALPENA – It has been a week to the day since the Alpena Wildcats hockey team lost a heartbreaker to Traverse City Central in overtime, ending their season in the regional semi-finals. It certainly was not the end the players, coaches, and fans expected for the Wildcats, as the team came off ...
According to an Alpena County Sheriff’s Office press release on Thursday, the office responded to a cat hoarding situation in Maple Ridge Township on Wednesday. A resident was being hospitalized for the foreseeable future and had no family in the area. The release stated that 20-plus cats ...
ALPENA — Career and Technical Education (CTE) classes at Alpena High School are equipping students for the future. Alpena High School hosted a CTE expo Wednesday night as CTE month nears its conclusion. CTE month takes place every February and the month highlights CTE programs and their ...
ALPENA — Northeast Michigan Materials Management Authority (NMMMA) Executive Director, Bailey Barr, told The News on Thursday that the authority is still working to finalize its total project cost for the new materials recovery facility (MRF). Barr said that the authority hopes to have the ...
WASHINGTON DC — U.S. Senator Gary Peters, D-Michigan, reintroduced his bipartisan Self-Initiation Trade Enforcement Act to support small and medium-sized businesses in Michigan that are negatively impacted by unfair trade practices from foreign competitors. Currently, many agricultural ...
ROGERS CITY — Team Rogers City meets today at 8:30 a.m. until 10 a.m. at city hall in Rogers City and via Zoom. Rogers City Mayor Scott McLennan encourages people to join in as he says things will be switched up a tad, but still remain totally positive. During the meeting, there will ...