Poultry feed has global potential for U.S. sorghum
The United States produces a lot of sorghum and is a leading exporter in global markets but opportunities to expand those markets would help U.S. farmers.
Before and after
Marcia Doss invited the Herald to fall sheep shearing at Dragon’s Meadow Farm, Prescott.
Selling MI honey & maple syrup safely
The Michigan State University Extension is offering a free class on food safety next week.
Cardinals comeback falls just short against Atlanta
The Whittemore-Prescott High School varsity football team lost 60-62 against visiting Atlanta Aug. 28.
County commissioners divided on animal control options
“A little upsetting, our previous animal control officer,” said Jenny David, chair of the Ogemaw County Board of Commissioners. “We paid for him to go to training, which was quite costly.”
Letter: A line has been crossed
Democracy as we once knew it is different today.
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
For the week of Thursday, Sept. 4
Falcons hammer Hamady
Ogemaw Heights varsity football team played an away game against Flint Hamady Aug. 28, winning 56–8. Quarterback Eion Jones was four for four passing for 167 yards and three touchdowns. Corie Kanitz was on the receiving of two touchdowns on 97 yards. Calvin Marshall caught a 65 yard score.
Free hugs
Did you know that free hugs are sometimes available across the street from the West Branch post office, in front of Crazy Train Coffee? Now you know.
Make our roads safer
In response to several serious traffic crashes on M-33 north of Rose City, an increase in reports of reckless driving incidents on M-33 and an increase in general complaints from the public concerning speeding on M-33, law enforcement officials are taking action to encourage better driving behavior on the local stretch of this state highway.