ALPENA — A bill that would require a cell phone policy to be enforced at public schools, if passed, is making its way through the Michigan legislature. House Bill 4141 was introduced to the House on Feb. 26. The policy would require school district boards and boards of public school ...
ALPENA — Though it seems spring arrives late to Northeast Michigan, gardening season is still quickly approaching. Local farmers say that gardening is a worthwhile activity and shouldn’t be intimidating. Kayla Ratz, barista at Cabin Creek and owner of Spruce Field of Dreams farm, ...
ALPENA — The Alpena Wildcats varsity softball team picked up two wins Friday, defeating Garden City 13-3 in Game 1 and Negaunee 7-3 in Game 2 behind strong offensive showings and solid pitching performances. In the opening game against Garden City, Alpena took an early lead and never ...
HERRON — Matt McCormack has been interested in genealogy since he was just a boy. A college professor once told him he couldn’t make a career out of it, but he was determined to follow his passion. Years later, he owns New Line Genealogy and operates out of his home office in Herron. He ...
