Whittemore-Prescott Area Schools open health center
The board of education for Whittemore-Prescott Area Schools met Monday
Douglas P. Marsh
Cardinals football takes tough loss against Alcona Tigers
The Whittemore-Prescott Junior/Senior High School varsity football team lost their home game against the Alcona Tigers Friday night.Senior Thomas Saunders put the Cardinals on the scoreboard in the first quarter and the second, but the Tigers, for their part, scored 36 points in the first quarter alone and took the game by a final score of 74-16.The Cardinals now carry two wins and five losses on the season and are preparing for next Friday’s away game at Charlton Heston Academy, who are coming off a 26-0 non-league win against Hillman and carry a record of four wins and three losses.
General election: millage proposals
Voters in Ogemaw County will see just one county-wide millage proposal on the ballot next month.
Introducing Ogemaw County Public Transit Director Tony DuBay
A bit less than three months into his tenure as Ogemaw County’s new transit director, The Herald caught up with Tony DuBay
West Branch Township Clerk says early votes are starting to come in
“It’s election season.
Victorian Art Fair donates $5,000 to City of West Branch
Ken Neubecker and Marcia Young presented the West Branch City Council with a check for $5,000 on behalf of the Victorian Art Fair at the council’s regular meeting Oct.
Falcons football winning streak ends with Purple Game
“The game was won Friday night in the trenches,” said Standish-Sterling Central varsity football head coach Marty Malcolm.Malcolm’s Panthers delivered the Ogemaw Heights Falcons their first loss of the season at the Falcons’ home field last Friday.
Logan Township addresses cemetery policies, newsletter, trash collection
The Logan Township Board of Trustees held a regular meeting Oct.
County commissioners appoint medical examiner, balk at proposed deputy
The Ogemaw County Board of Commissioners met again with Brian Hart, CEO of the Michigan Institute of Forensic Science and Medicine (MIFSM) at their committee of the whole meeting Oct.
Lucky’s restaurant renovation
“We gutted it right down to nothing, built all brand-new everything in here: walk-in lobby, bar, banquet facility,” said Tyler Gilmour, a Frankenmuth-based contractor at Lucky’s first thing in the morning in early October.