CENTRAL LAKE – Still facing a more than $200,000 deficit in next year's proposed budget – despite the recent elimination of its principal – the Central Lake Board of Education may cut five more staff positions, including a teacher, to balance the district's 2017/2018 budget.
BELLAIRE – After a quick tour of the former bank building and property that is being purchased to allow for a future consolidation of the county’s law enforcement complex, Antrim County’s Board of Commissioners decided, by a close vote last Thursday, to reimburse Antrim County Register of Deeds P
MANCELONA – Although more than 1,500 miles of Michigan state highway, including a number of roadways in northern lower Michigan and the Upper Peninsula, saw a speed limit increase as of May 1, none of the primary trunk lines managed by the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) in Antrim or
CENTRAL LAKE – Carolyn Dawson Brown doesn't think she's a hero. But to every one of her many children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, that's exactly what she is.
BELLAIRE – Antrim County's Michigan State University Extension office recently welcomed southern Illinois resident David Vachon as its new 4-H program coordinator.
BELLAIRE – Although the subject is still only at a “conversation” point, if an area nonprofit arts organization is interested in pursuing acquisition of the Bellaire Community Hall, the Village of Bellaire’s offices may consider moving, according to Bellaire Village Council President David Schulz
BELLAIRE – Unlike Grand Traverse County, which shut down its Animal Control division last year after the county’s health department cut its budget and two officers (and eventually reopened it in October with just one part-time officer), Antrim County values its Animal Control department, a well-o
BELLAIRE - Although, as expected, voter turnout was low, three ballot proposals for two school bonds and a renewal of Antrim County's 911 millage were all approved by large margins during a Tuesday, May 2 special election,