Friday | Lansing State Journal
Potterville's Main Street to get facelift
Owosso and Potterville are among 28 small urban areas in the state set to receive more than $8 million in federal transportation funds in 2011.
Librarian and Information Science News
Citizens Break Into Applause for Library Filters in Owosso, MI
The Shiawassee District Library Board adopted a revised Internet policy Wednesday night that requires filtering on the organization's public computers, closing the book on a nearly six-month controversy on how the SDL should handle online content.
Dozens of volunteers help build beds for My Brother's Keeper of Genesee County homeless shelter
Hailee Wirick, 16 of Teens for Christ and Joe Rowell, 16 of Owosso First Free Methodist Church have fun Saturday as they carry a bed frame that they and dozens of volunteers from various churches and church groups built for My Brother's Keeper, a homeless shelter in Flint.
Cops: Trucker Admitted Killing Abortion Protester
Newly released documents said a trucker took two nieces and a teen boy to school before fatally shooting an abortion protester and another man in a small Michigan town.
Under the microscope : News : WEYI NBC25
From the elections to the recalls to the millage proposals, NBC25 has you covered.
An Owosso man is dead after being thrown from his all terrain vehicle. The Shiawassee County Sheriff's Department says 35 year old Kevin James Wiley was driving his ATV in a field near State and Juddville Road just after midnight.
Owosso rally on Saturday honors U.S. veterans of all wars
Members of the Shiawassee County 9-12 Commission's Protectors of Liberty group will host a patriotic rally to honor veterans.
Wednesday, November 04, 2009 at 6:23 a.m. The Shiawassee County Sheriffs Office is investigating a single vehicle ATV accident which occurred near the intersection of Juddville and State Rd.
Owosso High School came prepared. More than 600 people came through the flu clinic on Saturday.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Lennon tractor parts store thrives, despite poor economy
While most economists wonder when the unemployment tide will turn, it's not a worry at Steiner Tractor Parts, which has grown about 20 percent each year since 1977, and is looking to expand again.
CORUNNA, Mich. - NBC25 has confirmed Harlan Drake has been found competent to stand trial.
Bernice Arnkoff's specialties: People and pies
By Diane K. Bert CORRESPONDENT Looking back over her life, Bernice Arnkoff concludes, "I like people, I have always liked having people around." People like having her around, too.
WILLIAMSTON - The nature of nature is that you hope for a good result, and wait for the next season.
Southern Pacific 4449 makes return trip through Little Falls
The Southern Pacific 4449 made its return trip through Little Falls and passed the Cass Gilbert Depot Tuesday, as it headed back home to Portland, Ore.
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Famous SP steam locomotive to pass by Columbia
COLUMBIA, Wash. - The Southern Pacific 4449 steam train won't stop in Vancouver this afternoon, but it will pass by the Amtrak station in downtown Vancouver about 5:15 p.m. 'This is one of the most popular locomotives in the world,' said Gus Melonas, spokesman for BNSF Railway.
On October 9, 2009, the New York Times published an article entitled " Abortion Foes Tell of Their Journey to the Streets ." It is a well-balanced and fair piece written by a reporter, Damien Cave, who had covered the murder of pro-life activist James Pouillon and attended his memorial service in Owosso, Michigan.
Schneider: Clinton County gets its man in cautionary ticket tale
OWOSSO - You could see Steve McCafferty's story as a cautionary tale: If you get a ticket for not licensing your dog in Clinton County, don't even think about blowing it off.
MDOT to discuss M-52 construction starting next spring in Owosso
WHAT: Public information meeting for residents to learn more about the reconstruction of M-52 between Morrice Road and M-21 in Owosso.
Owosso has Harvest Walk on Friday, Oct. 23, with pumpkin contests, sales and more
Store sales, autumn treats, pumpkin contests, outdoor vendors and more will greet patrons of downtown Owosso from noon to 8 p.m. Friday, Oct.