There was snow on the hill in Rose City Park and more snow falling during Sledding Under the Lights Jan. 25. The event was well attended. Following a spell of extreme cold, sledders were happy to be out of the house enjoying winter fun.
You should go skating—crawling, I ought to say—over a pond of glare ice this winter. Take the pond you are most familiar with. Go early on a bright day, before any skater arrives, and lying flat upon the clear, “black” ice, study the bottom of the pond and the fish that swim below you.
Ogemaw Heights High School senior Charleigh Glasser signed a commitment letter to attend Alma College on Friday, Jan. 24.
Around 2,200 Consumers Energy customers were briefly without power Monday due to high winds in the area. The company’s outage maps suggested most of the outages were concentrated in Ogemaw County.
With the wrap of Michigan’s 2024 elk season, hunters saw challenging conditions
Our area is participating in the PreK for All initiative, continuing to bring free PreK to our community.
The drawer to the left of our kitchen stove is our useful drawer. After a while, it also holds a lot of things that get shoved there when we want to clear things off the counter.
Michigan State University Extension will soon host an Artisan Cheese Workshop. Participants will learn from professionals how to make, age, and savor handmade artisan cheese.
The Whittemore-Prescott girls’ wrestling team traveled to Mio Jan. 17 for an individual tournament. The team placed first, overall, of 28 teams.
A crowd gathered Jan. 16 to celebrate Ogemaw Title & Trust’s return to its former home in an historic building just north of Houghton Avenue on 3rd Street