The City of Alpena is supporting National Suicide Awareness & Action Month in September, and has launched suicide awareness activities for its employees, including videos, dress down for charity days and a yellow ribbon campaign.

Thunder Bay Arts Council is holding another scarecrow building contest this year, along with family fun events that will be held the same afternoon as the Alpena Downtown Development Authority’s Chili Chowder Cook Off and Sunrise Suds Tap Takeover.

State Representative Cam Cavitt is holding informal office hours in Rogers City and Harrisville this week.

AAA of Michigan says elevated oil prices have pushed pump prices higher.

True North Radio Network will be at the Open House at F and T Trading Post this Saturday!  Come out for F&T’s Seminars on game

Residents may experience some delays on Werth Road this week, as the Alpena County Road Commission replaces some cross culverts.

The superintendents of the Alpena Alcona Montmorency Educational Service District (AMA ESD) are asking politicians to support legislation that would ban vaping products that look like everyday school supplies and are cropping up across the country.

The City of Alpena issued 64 building permits in August, the highest total of any month this year.

A Presque Isle County man who is serving 25 to 40 years in prison for sexually assaulting a young family member has lost his appeal for a new trial and to correct his sentence.

Despite slightly above average amounts of precipitation last month, the mean or average water level of Lake Huron was unchanged from July.

Motorists may want to avoid a portion of Channel Road #3 Monday, as crews for the Charter Township of Alpena conduct utility repairs on that road, which is located off Harbor Drive.

A 22 year-old downstate man was killed late Thursday night, following a single-vehicle rollover crash just south of Mio.