A Vision of Murder: Professional psychic medium

By Shelby Stewart-Soldan Staff Writer Ortonville— Since she was 3-years-old, Kristy Robinett has heard and seen dead people. Though she prefers to call them those on the other side. “I was about 3 or 4 years old when a spirit came through to me, a woman, and told me to tell my parents that my grandmother […]

Devon Michael Foundation: One pill can kill

By Sharon Stone Tri County Times-Editor Goodrich — Just 2mg of fentanyl can kill a person and 150 lives are lost to the dangerous drug every day. Those are staggering statistics. Devon Michael Cota of Linden was a victim of this deadly drug. At the age of 23, he died from accidental fentanyl poisoning on […]

Patel Agency, Farm Bureau Insurance

By David Fleet Editor Clarkston — Ronak Patel’s local family businesses recognizes the importance of a trusted and reliable insurance company. “We came to know our Farm Bureau Insurance agent over the years,” said Ronak, a Clarkston resident. “We came to know him personally and he suggested I join the team at Farm Bureau.” After […]

Saving lives: ATFD extrication training

By David Fleet Editor Atlas Twp. — By the end of the day the Jeep Patriot was in shambles, but the demolition will ultimately save lives. Last month the Atlas Township Fire Department participated in an extrication training with multiple scenarios featuring live victims with various injuries, in the parking lot of the fire hall. […]

Thank you Goodrich community

By David Fleet Editor Goodrich— From chemistry to social-government to horticulture, for 27 years Dr. Rick Sweeney provided the students of Goodrich High School with a unique blend wit and personal attention as a teacher. Sweeney stepped down as a Martian in August and will continue his long career in education at Our Lady of […]

Zube winningest football coach in Brandon history

By David Fleet Editor Clio—On Jan. 22, 2016 Brandon High School officials announced that Brad Zube will take over as varsity football coach. Just short of eight years later, the veteran coach whose leadership has rolled up seven consecutive playoff appearances and continues to build a successful program has reached a new pinnacle. On Sept. 22, Coach Zube tallied […]

Michigan bear population flourishing, hunters reporting good numbers

By David Fleet Editor Ontonagon County— It’s been just short of 30 years since Groveland Township resident Jason Wilton first mixed a unique concoction of cookie dough, doughnuts, granola, topped off with a few gummy bears. While the blend may be overly sweet to some, it’s the perfect palette-pleaser for black bears. Wilton is a bear hunter and the ideal menu item paid […]

Snake charmer: V-10 Dodge Viper

By David Fleet Editor Brandon Twp. —It’s a rocket on four wheels. That’s how Rusty Martin describes his vintage first-generation 1995 Dodge Viper RT/10 that spends the winter months nestled in his Brandon Township garage. “My Viper’s color is ‘ticket-me-red,’” laughed Martin. “But I never had a ticket, you really have to be responsible. Just […]

Goodrich High School ranked among top in county, state, nation

By David Fleet Editor Goodrich — Goodrich High School has been named one of the “Best High Schools” by U.S. News & World Report for 2023-2024. The annual U.S. News & World Report evaluated 17,680 high schools nationwide in six criteria: college readiness, college curriculum breadth, state assessment proficiency, state assessment performance, underserved student performance […]

From Australia to America

By David Fleet Editor Goodrich — Prior to Aug. 31, the only world Paige Tooth knew was the sandy beaches of the South Pacific, summer in January and an occasional koala bear. Then on Sept. 1 she arrived in Michigan. Paige is a 15-year old exchange student from Newcastle, a harbor city in the Australian […]

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