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Strong Finish and Top Honors Mark Standout Season for Kirtland Cross Country

Strong Finish and Top Honors Mark Standout Season for Kirtland Cross CountryBy Kirtland Community College Communications and Marketing Department GRAYLING, MI. (Jan. 19, 2026)–Kirtland Community College’s cross country program concluded a stand out season for both the men’s and women’s teams with several student-athletes earning top honors in the Michigan Community College Athletic Association (MCCAA). Leading the way were Utah Gusa, Oliva Gust, and Joey Janisse, who were named First Team All-Conference

Otsego Memorial Hospital Seeks Volunteers and Welcomes Back Familiar Faces

Otsego Memorial Hospital Seeks Volunteers and Welcomes Back Familiar Faces Openings available for ambassadors and general volunteers   Munson Healthcare Otsego Memorial Hospital (OMH) Volunteer Services is excited to announce immediate openings for ambassadors and general volunteers. During the COVID-19 Pandemic, volunteers were unable to provide their services. With the new year upon us, OMH is proud to welcome volunteers back. “The impact that volunteers have on staff and patients is indescribable,”

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Munson Healthcare Calls for Voices for Food Access Art Contest Submissions

Munson Healthcare Calls for Voices for Food Access Art Contest Submissions    TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. — Munson Healthcare is inviting community members of all ages to participate in the Voices for Food Access contest, a regional art initiative celebrating stories of nourishment, resilience, and creativity.    Under the theme “Your Voice. Your Table. Our Community.” the contest encourages individuals to submit original artwork that reflects what food access means to them. Submissions should

DTE Announces Gas Line Relocation Project

Weather permitting, Miller Pipeline crews are expected to be on site, starting on Monday (1/12/26) beginning the necessary work in the areas outlined below.  The first phases of work will take place in the two northeastern highlighted sections.  Crews will begin working on N. Illinois and Carpenter Streets during the month of January.  The second segment of work will likely involve the boring of new pipe under I-75.  Following that work, crews will move over to the highlighted areas along Mankowski,

Otsego- Antrim Habitat Restores 21st Birthday fundraiser come celebrate with us!

Smart Security for Small Business: Protecting Data, Systems, and Trust

In today’s digital marketplace, cybersecurity isn’t just an IT issue — it’s a business survival issue. Whether you’re launching your first startup or scaling a growing enterprise, protecting your company’s data, systems, and reputation must be a strategic priority. Threats are evolving, and attackers are increasingly targeting small to mid-sized businesses that lack robust defenses.Key Insights for Business Owners Cybersecurity affects every business, regardless of size or industry. Most breaches stem

North Central Offers Fast Track Class for Clinical Dental Assistant

  North Central Offers Fast Track Class for Clinical Dental Assistant  Date: February 2-April 8  Dental Assistants are an important part of the dental team delivering oral health care to patients. The demand for dental professionals is constant and opportunities for professional growth within the dental setting abundant.  The median annual wage is $41,180.  North Central Michigan College is offering a 10-week Fast Track program to get you started on this great career opportunity.   For more

January Is Radon Awareness Month

January Is Radon Awareness Month HDNW Urges Residents to Test Their Homes January is Randon Awareness Month, and the Health Department of Northwest Michigan (HDNW) is reminding residents that one in four homes in Michigan may have elevated radon levels. “Radon is a gas you cannot see, smell, or taste, but it can pose serious health risks if left undetected,” says Jeremy Fruk, Director of Environmental Health at HDNW. “Testing your home is easy and inexpensive, and it helps to keep your family safe and