Changes and improvements will greet students in both Houghton Lake and Roscommon Area Schools next week when they return to the classroom.
RAPS students will begin classes Tuesday while Houghton Lake students start Wednesday. More...
By Cheryl Holladay cheryl.holladay@ houghtonlakeresorter.com
As the 2010-11 school year gets started, one area public school superintendent has completed his first year on the job, while the other will be leaving the position next June. More...
By Cheryl Holladay cheryl.holladay@ houghtonlakeresorter.com
Roscommon High School will welcome nine exchange students from across the globe this year.
Two of those students are Youth For Understanding U.S.A. exchange students from Germany and will be staying with the Scott and Anderson families. More...
Brody Fancisco, 9 months, waits patiently as his mother, Meghan Herbst of Lake City, is assisted by State Police Trooper Brad Stimac in installing a child safety seat in her vehicle. More...
Roscommon County Sheriff Marine Patrol Officer Sandy Knox, 70, of Merritt, will hang up his uniform after the Labor Day weekend, when he will make his last patrols on Houghton Lake. More...
Belmont T. “Tom” Mendyk, 67, of Roscommon and formerly of St. Charles, died Aug. 26, 2010, at home surrounded by his loving family.
Funeral services were held Aug. 31 at St. James Catholic Church with Father Bernard Tyler officiating. More...
Thomas O’Brien, president of the Rotary Club of Roscommon, presents a check for $4,200 to Mary Fry, president/CEO of the Roscommon County Community Foundation, to benefit the Higgins Lake Trailw More...
Paul McBride, owner of Body Shoppe Tattoo at Houghton Lake, will try to make his way into the Guinness Book of World Records by breaking the record for most tattoos done in 24 hours on Sept. 18. More...
Funny how sometimes “progress” is reviewed after a length of time and what was thought was progress was not really progress at all, but actually a bad idea. More...
On July 10 and 11, Roscommon County residents, family and friends gathered for the 14th annual American Cancer Society Relay For Life. We celebrated 120 “Heroes of Hope,” our survivors. Through inclement weather, we remembered our loved ones who lost their battle in our Luminaria ceremony. We vowed to fight back against this disease that never sleeps. More...
Hartwick Pines State Park is hosting
variety of programs this Labor Day weekend, where campers and visitors are invited to learn about stars, trees, bogs, birds and lumber. More...
Stroke is the third leading cause of death in America and a leading cause of adult disabilities. More than 795,000 people experience a stroke each year, and two times more women die from stroke each year than breast cancer. A stroke, also called a brain attack, is a blockage of blood flow to a part of the brain. It can cause permanent damage to the brain if the blood is not restored. More...
Peter Lee Cook, son of Robert and Martha Cook, Houghton Lake, and Angela Maria Coscino were married at St. Beatrice Catholic Church in Schiller Park, IL, June 26, 2010. More...
A grant fund disbursement of $640 was recently made to Kirtland Community College from the KCC Education Fund (an endowment fund of the Roscommon County Community Foundation). More...
The first day of school is just a week away, but Houghton Lake Community Schools have been beehives of activity, abuzz with the sounds of projects being completed and teachers moving in.
Project progress
George Reiger, maintenance employee, gave the Resorter a tour Aug. 27 to view the status of summer bond projects. More...