Here are the Deckerville Winterfest underclassmen representatives: seated, left to right, 7th grade Kendall Dumaw, 8th grade Cameron Stone, 9th grade Adam Eugster, 10th grade Brady Cedzynski-Fagan, and 11th grade Sean Eugster; standing, left to right More...

The annual donation drive for veterans hospitalized in Veterans Administration medical centers and homeless veterans is underway in Sanilac County.  The Sanilac County Department of Veterans Affairs has teamed up with the Croswell American Legio More...

Sanilac County residents are reminded the deadline to purchase dog licenses is Feb. 28.  Here are the ways to purchase a dog license:  More...

McKenzie Health System recognized American Heart Month Feb. 1 with their second annual “Go Red for Women” event at Woodland Hills Golf Club. More...

A 22-year-old man faces child abuse charges after a baby was brought to a local hospital with serious injuries. More...

The city of Sandusky intends to sell $300,000 in bonds for a water and sewer project this year.  City Council on Monday evening was expected to adopt the resolution to issue general obligation tax bonds.  More...

Two young lawyers have gone to work for veteran Prosecuting Attorney Jim Young.  The new assistant prosecutors are Courtney Driscoll of North Branch and Peter Drent of Sandusky.  Driscoll has been on the job since late August, while Drent s More...

Wil Morris received a good job performance evaluation, and a raise from his bosses. More...

The SAVE Council and Eva’s Place are offering free training to help educate children on dealing with strangers.  More...

The surviving suspect in a botched robbery of a medical marijuana grow operation will be examined for competency to stand trial.  Preston Jack, 30, of Flint is charged with 11 criminal counts ranging from assault with intent to murder, armed rob More...

Another request to place a tax renewal on the ballot this year was expected to be considered by Sanilac County Commissioners on Feb. 6. More...

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Sandusky police have sent the white powdered substance confiscated from a young student to a laboratory for further testing.  Chief of Police Brett Lester said preliminary testing that showed positive for a controlled substance may have been fal More...

A group of local officials attended the recent State of the State address by Gov. Snyder at the state capitol at the invitation of 83rd State Rep. Shane Hernandez. More...

The Brown City Board of Education met Jan. More...

PECK — Johnston’s Meat LLC, a longtime area meat processing company, has received a $125,000 Michigan Department of Agriculture Rural Development grant to help expand its business. More...

BROWN CITY — The city council met Jan. 22, taking up a short agenda dealing largely with scheduling matters.  The council voted to hold a public hearing on Mon., Feb. 26 at 7:05 p.m. More...

This has been a particularly bad influenza season, starting early especially in the South and West Coast in the U.S. This follows a severe season in Australia during our summer.  More...

Michigan State University Extension and the American Heart Association reminds us that there are simple tips to help keep our hearts healthy. Reducing sodium (salt) in our diets is key to this. More...

Save the date for the Brown City Rotary Club Pancake Supper for United Hospice Service. The 28th Annual Pancake Supper is Friday, Feb. 16 from 4 to 8 p.m. held in conjunction with the Brown City vs. More...