ONE LAST HUG (Top) Jared Reid gets one last hug from his kindergarten teacher Paula Youngberg before she sent him off to Sue Fitzryk's first grade class at Collins Elementary Wednesday morning during the first day of More...
THROUGH THE MIST A freighter emerges from a fog bank on the Straights of Mackinac as walkers participate in the 52nd Labor Day Mackinac Bridge Walk Monday. More...
Richfield Township officials and members of the township's public safety department stand in front of the new ambulance, fire truck and patrol vehicle that were acquired with grant funding from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Aug. 19. More...
Two Roscommon County Juvenile Detention Center inmates demanded preliminary examination in 83rd District Court, Roscommon, Sept. 3 on charges stemming from an escape from the center. Scott D. Gregory, 16, Gaylord, and Michael S. More...
A 25-year-old Roscommon man was arrested after an incident which left his 19-year-old girlfriend unconscious Sept. 5. Roscommon County Sheriff's deputies were dispatched to the intersection of Fifth and George Streets at 2:31 a.m. More...
Despite 12 saves and 20 shots on the net Tuesday the Roscommon Bucks lost 2-0 to Cadillac's Vikings in a non-conference match. Coach Mark Dalak said Grant Carey had the 12 saves. More...
Responding to the sarcastic letter written by Don Mainprize of Houghton Lake, I draw issue with many of his points. Starting with his first point to "get the poor and middle class" on the side of the president. More...
This is for "Name withheld by request" who wrote "Disposables are not the answer" in the September 3rd edition of the Resorter. I walked to school three miles everyday, up hills both ways and when I was a kid. Get the point yet? More...
Mary Jane Toomey has added a week to her life, saved $625 and avoided smoking 1,825 cigarettes in the last 89 days. "I got a special calculator to help keep track of the statistics to help motivate me to keep going with quitting," she said. More...
Wellington Farm, USA, near Grayling, will host the Northern Michigan Folk Arts Festival, a gathering of artists and craftsmen from across Northern Michigan, Sept. 12. More...
Roscommon County residents will have their last opportunity of 2009 to dispose of household hazardous waste during a collection day Saturday from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. in the parking lot of the Roscommon County Health and Human Services Building. More...
A technical difficulty has prevented our web site from being updated. It is being looked at and will be updated soon. We apologize for the inconvenience. More...
Houghton Lake started its Jack Pine Conference campaign Friday night with a touchdown as Jared Orban returned the opening kick-off for a score as the Bobcats downed the Beaverton Beavers, 43-14.
Roscommon, on the other hand, remains winless with a More...
Preliminary autopsy results revealed no medical cause for a Sept. 2 accident which killed a 71-year-old Sanford man when his vehicle collided with a Roscommon County Road Commission truck. The victim, Donald A. More...
By Cheryl Holladay As the 2009-10 school year gets underway, the Michigan Department of Education has released AYP results and Education YES! grades for districts throughout Michigan from the 2008-09 school year. More...
By Glenn Schicker After several weeks of working with outgoing Gerrish Township Clerk four mornings a week, Jodi Valentino was scheduled to take office as Norma Boyle's successor Wednesday. More...
Sherry Palm, 83rd District Court Magistrate, assessed fines to the following during the period of Aug. 1 through 31: Roscommon County Animal Control Dog or cat without tag or license: Rebecca J. Dewitte, $115; and Scott M. Taylor, $115. More...
Elizabeth F. Adkins, 79, Roscommon, died Sept. 13, 2009, at University of Michigan Hospital, Ann Arbor. A service will be held Thursday, Sept. 17, at 2 p.m. at Walsh Funeral Home, Roscommon, to be officiated by Dr. David E. Hansen. More...
July 2-Sept. 3 The following people recently filed certificates of doing business under assumed names with the Roscommon County Clerk (includes renewals): Scott Skampo, St. Helen: Scott's Custom Wood & Lawn, St. Helen. More...
The fourth annual Crawford County Government Forum will convene on Sept. 21 at the Camp Grayling Officers Club from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tickets to attend the dinner and event may be purchased from the Grayling City Clerk before Sept. 15. More...
Current Michigan budget wrangling is threatening many state programs that were established under a healthier state economy and now that the budget deadline looms state legislators are being barraged with requests to save programs. More...
Barack Obama had hoped to be a unifying president, but he seems to be having the opposite affect on Americans. At recent "town hall" meetings, Americans have lambasted his proposed health care reform. More...
Dustin and Julee (Green) Blackstock of Riverview, FL, announce the birth of their daughter, Meaghyn Ann Blackstock. Born June 21, 2009, the baby weighed 8 pounds, 2 ounces and was 21 inches long. More...
Amber Kayleen Jones and Mark Daniel Stegall announce the birth of their son, whom they named Xavior Blaine. The boy was born at Mercy Hospital, Grayling, Aug. 19, 2009. He weighed 7 pounds, 7 ounces and was 20 inches long. More...
Julie Simmons and Donald Beckwith of Prudenville announce the birth of their son, Klayton Robert. The baby was born Aug. 25, 2009, at Mercy Hospital, Grayling, weighing 8 pounds, 14 ounces and measuring 22 inches long. More...
The first day of school marks a significant milestone in the life of a child. It's an exciting time for making new friends, learning new things, and for some, riding the school bus. More...
Mrs. Sharon Glaser reviews information with Tina Hendrix at Collins Elementary's open house Tuesday, while Hendrix's daughters, kindergartner Harlee Baker (second from left) and Emma (left) and their cousin Ashley Hendrix, a sixth grader, look on. More...
Students confer with administrators, counselors and secretaries in the temporary office at Roscommon High School Tuesday, first day of classes for Roscommon Area Public Schools. More...