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More than 3,000 out of power as of 8 p.m.
Severe thunderstorms today, Monday, caused more than 3,000 businesses and households to lose power in Charlevoix and Emmet counties, and for most the power is still not back on as of 8 p.m. Most of the outages are concentrated in and around Boyne City.
Gonzo's Top 5: World Expo of Beer, Morel Mushroom Festival, Blessing of the Bikes and more
Gonzo's Top 5: The World Expo of Beer is expected to attract thousands of craft beer enthusiasts to Frankenmuth this weekend .
New MDOT policy prompts scramble for road projects
BOYNE CITY -- A recent change in Michigan Department of Transportation policy requires local governments to spend up all unused federal transportation money by the end of this fiscal year, rather than saving a portion for future years as many municipalities had planned.
Will the cold spring freeze out morels?
It's a season teetering on the brink: will it, or won't it, be an absolutely epic year for morel mushrooms? The next two weeks could be crucial for the little wrinkly fungus fruits.
Grand Valley students toss their caps in Traverse City
About 75 Grand Valley State University students will receive their diplomas Thursday evening during the 16th annual Traverse City commencement ceremony.
Low Profile Magnets for End-of-Arm Tooling
Industrial Magnetics, Inc. patented TransporterA LP magnetic end-of-arm toolA ing allows for minimal die clearance and can be easily installed to existing air connections on tooling booms or robotic face plates.
Hunting for morel mushrooms? Here are some tips
Phil Tedeschi of Dexter searches for morel mushrooms in the Lapeer State Game Area.
Kirtland in court: Decision expected from judge before July
CHARLEVOIX -- The Boyne City Planning Commission revoked Kirtland Products' permit to operate in Boyne City at the end of January after more than a year of citizen complaints about noise, odor and a heavy grey plume hanging over the wood pellet factory.
Education Newsmakers: 04/22/2013
The following area students graduated from Grand Valley State University at the conclusion of the fall 2012 semester: Kristin N. Fleetwood, of Benzonia; Kimberly A. Foster and Jessica L. Knysz, of Boyne City; Tyler P. DeCoeur, Hillary A. Dodds, Jil