Spongy moths are waning, but keep an eye on your trees
If spongy moth populations are a concern in your area, there are multiple steps you can take to reduce their impact.
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The 100 deadliest days
The stretch between Memorial Day and Labor Day is known as the 100 Deadliest Days for Teen Drivers
Slow down and pay attention
The rivers which run through our communities were at one time the highways for our region, a way to transport people, bring in supplies and ship out natural resources. Now the rivers are used for pleasure and sport and we get to them by way of highways, which also run through our communities.
Township welcomes Amish community
A barn raising was held in Edwards Township on Greenwood Rd. between M-30 and Stillwagon Rd. May 21.
Call to action: USPS SERVES US Act
The National Newspaper Association is asking for your help.
Housing precarity increasingly prevalent, persistently difficult to quantify
Three months before the 2025 ice storm, nonprofit workers and volunteers in Northern Michigan and across the nation made efforts to contact and count people living without stable and secure housing.
WB-RC board approves new security system
West Branch-Rose City Area Schools Board of Education authorized the purchase and installation of LockOut Smart Security Systems
Kirtland board adjusts spring break schedule for 2026
The board of trustees for Kirtland Community College met at KCC’s Grayling campus May 15
Questions? MSUE has answers
Michigan residents—do you have a question that is bugging you? About a bug? A plant? Have a question about gardening? Food safety? Mental health? Zoning? Parenting? Nutrition?