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Schram to attend GRCC

Grand Rapids, Michigan · Grand Rapids

Schram to attend GRCC

Photo by Joanie Moore Mancelona High School senior Ella Schram (seated), together with her parents Marie Kinsler, Stoney Schram, and Varsity Softball Coach Rob Wilcox, announces her intent to attend Grand Rapids Community College this fall. Schram said going to college to play softball has been her dream since she was young. “The thrill, friendships and experience is what I’m most excited for,” she said. “I’ll be attending GRCC in the fall and …Read Article

Administrator’s bow out puts heat on BOC

Kalkaska · Kalkaska

Administrator’s bow out puts heat on BOC

By: Al ParkerKALKASKA – A hastily-called June 5 special meeting of the Board of Commissioners was supposed to address possible salary increases for elected officials, but was adjourned after only 15 raucous minutes with no action taken on the pay hikes. Some commissioners complained that they didn’t have adequate, updated information to base a vote on. “I didn’t get any new information til today at three o’clock,” said Commissioner Bob Baldwin…Read Article

Kalkaska students participate in National Poster Contest

Kalkaska · Kalkaska

Kalkaska students participate in National Poster Contest

Courtesy photo Kalkaska Upper Elementary and Birch Street Elementary students show their artwork. KALKASKA – You know what they say: Home is Where the Habitat Is. Well, that’s what Kalkaska Upper Elementary (KUE) and Birch Street Elementary (BSE) students have been saying over the past few weeks while gearing up for a friendly competition. A collaboration between the Kalkaska Conservation District (KCD), Art, and Science & Technology at the …Read Article

The Review’s reporter flunks tie-dying

Photo by Austin Rowlader Jed McDaniel (left) and Reese Cooper holding tie-dye shirts. CENTRAL LAKE – Even the table in front of Jed McDaniel was covered in tie-dye. His t-shirt was tie-dye, obviously, but so were his hands, his shoes had spots of color, his whole being seemed to have been soaked in a rainbow. “It was a little more chaotic than I expected,” he told The Review. “Trying to get 20 kids an hour to tie-dye shirts isn’t easy.” Beads o…Central Lake · Central Lake Read Article

NMC Sedges of Northern Michigan

Date: Friday, June 20, 2025 - 10:00amOn Friday, June 20 Grass River Natural Area in partnership with NMC Extended Education will be having a program entitled Sedges of Northern Michigan from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Sedges are wonderful plants that are often overlooked because they can be difficult to identify. This field class will walk you through a variety of wetland communities as we learn some of the most common sedges you will likely encounter i…Michigan · Michigan Read Article

Field Trips for Grown Ups

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Bids for an audio system upgrade

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Koepke named new girl’s coach at Kirtland College

By: Bob DeLongLast week, Bellaire Boys’ varsity head coach Paul Koepke announced that he would be leaving the Eagles for the girls head coaching job at Kirkland Community College near Grayling. It certainly was not an easy decision for Koepke, especially after just finishing his eight seasons as Bellaire’s head man, with a 22-5 overall mark and a trip to the quarterfinals. However, Koepke likes to preach to his players about, “stepping outside t…Grayling · Grayling Read Article

Operation Northern Exposure at airport

By: Chrissy Stahl Photos by Chrissy Stahl Guard troops attend to an “officer down” situation. On Sunday, June 1 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., the Michigan National Guard teamed up with the Antrim County Office of Emergency Management to perform training at the Antrim County Airport in Bellaire. The goal of this training event was to improve the coordination and communication between local, state, and federal agencies in the event of an emergency. Ther…Bellaire · Bellaire Read Article

Bellaire softball is “Back-to-Back” District Champ

By: Bob DeLongBellaire High School varsity softball is on a roll! The number four ranked Lady Eagles rolled over their two district opponents, (7-0 over East Jordan and 14-0 over Mancelona), to repeat as district champs, in games played at Boyne Falls High School last Saturday. Bellaire, now 35-3 overall will move on to the regional being played at Glen Lake this Saturday afternoon against Holton. Holton was the team that beat the Eagles last y…Bellaire · Bellaire Read Article

Kalkaska season ends in district final

By: Todd VanSickle Photo by Todd VanSickle Kalkaska’s Noah Patnode tags out a Boyne City runner at second base. The Kalkaska varsity baseball team bowed out of the MHSAA District 68 tournament after losing in the second round. The Blazers faced Traverse City Christian in the semifinal and won, 8-1. Zach Porter had one hit and five RBIs in the game, while Josh Saxton, Noah Patnode and Jet Bittenbender each had a hit in the win. Hunter Wilkinso…Kalkaska · Kalkaska Read Article

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