Category Archives: News

Michigan Recognizes Sunday As World Hepatitis Day
According to the World Health Organization, approximately 325 million people worldwide are affected by hepatitis B and C, causing 1.4 million deaths per year. In support of World Hepatitis Day, the Mi...
Jack Hall Jul 28, 2019

DNR Has $1.8 Million For Habitat Improvement Projects
An estimated $1.825 million is expected to be available through a new Michigan Department of Natural Resources grant opportunity that combines three previously separate programs and will provide targe...
Jack Hall Jul 28, 2019

Gladstone Baseball Team Wins Another State Title
They couldn't do it the easy way, but they did it. The Gladstone Indians blew a 3-0 lead in the sixth inning, and fell behind twice in extra innings, but rallied to win their third straight state cham...
Jack Hall Jul 28, 2019

Secretary Of State Reminds Voters Of Election Day
Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson encourages voters to learn more about their new rights ahead of the Tuesday, Aug. 6, election thanks to the passage of the Promote the Vote state constitutional amend...
Jack Hall Jul 27, 2019

Michigan Lawmakers Call For More Great Lakes Funding
Bipartisan members of the Michigan congressional delegation today introduced legislation to reauthorize and expand funding for the Great Lakes. U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow, co-Chair of the Senate Gre...
Jack Hall Jul 27, 2019

Michigan AG Opposes Sprint/T-Mobile Merger
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel joined 13 other Attorneys General from across the nation today expressing concern about the U.S. Department of Justice's newly announced T-Mobile/Sprint megamerge...
Jack Hall Jul 27, 2019

American Red Cross Names New Michigan Director
The American Red Cross of Michigan has a new Regional Chief Executive Officer. Mary Lynn Foster, former Regional Chief Executive Officer for the organization's Ohio Buckeye Region, will now lead all M...
Jack Hall Jul 27, 2019

Poll: Climate Change Important To Michigan Voters
A new poll released today by the Michigan League of Conservation Voters finds climate change and the environment are key issues among Michigan voters. The results of this poll come just a week ahead o...
Jack Hall Jul 26, 2019

UPHS-Marquette Physical Therapist Earns Certification
When your physical therapist hands you his or her business card, do you wonder what the letters mean? What are their credentials? How is this person going to help me overcome this life-changing event ...
Jack Hall Jul 26, 2019

M-73 Resurfacing Project Starts Monday in Iron County
The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is investing about $1.3 million to resurface approximately 8 miles of M-73 in Iron County. Work begins on Monday, July 29. It includes intermitt...
Jack Hall Jul 26, 2019

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