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County commission updates
The Ogemaw County Board of Commissioners approved the purchase or lease of a new van for the county’s juvenile probate department at their regular meeting April 10
Wildfire burns 35 acres in northern Arenac County
Multiple departments responded Sunday afternoon to reports of a wildfire in northern Arenac County.
Emergency medical services in Ogemaw, Arenac and Oscoda counties
Three departments, each administered differently, with a different relationship to the county it services
Local events mid April 2025
Easter egg hunts, blood drives tree sales and more...
MSP West Branch Post to host community blood drive
MSP West Branch Post will be hosting a community blood drive Monday
AG warns of post-storm scams
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is reminding residents to watch out for common post-storm scams as communities across Michigan continue cleanup and repairs following severe weather. Over the weekend, severe thunderstorms and high winds swept across the Lower Peninsula, while parts of Northern Michigan were hit with an ice storm.
At the West Branch Business Expo & Job Fair
More than 55 local businesses and organizations participated in an exposition and job fair at Surline Elementary School
Michigan Youth Livestock Scholarship Fund now accepting applications
Youth exhibitors who are getting ready to graduate high school or are newly graduated are encouraged to apply to the Michigan Youth Livestock Scholarship Fund (MYLSF)
Watch out for tax scams
It’s the dreaded tax season, which means the pain of filling out all those forms for state and federal taxes, perhaps cutting checks to the government, and definitely scammers on the hunt for your money.The Michigan Attorney General’s Office says scammers pretend to be IRS or state government officials to try to steal people’s money.