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Spring is here and everything is greening up. We see it and also the gardening insects see it. Insects can move into a garden and increase rapidly in population before

SADSBURY TOWNSHIP — Sadsbury Township will accept leaf and yard waste from residents for disposal Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon at the Sadsbury Township Building, 9888 State Highway 285,

Our editorial board weighs in on the best and worst news from the past week. Up next: legislative fixes and misses, Bloomingtons new city manager and Innovafeed in Decatur.

MIFFLINBURG — The Noll-Spangler National Historic Farm along Penns Creek is nearly as old as the United States of America, and history shows it was an economic backbone in the

TRAVERSE CITY — Spring dandelion bursts color lawns sunny yellow, much to the dismay of many homeowners. But to bees and butterflies, the early season nectar source is a lifeline.

Oh how times have changed. Or have they? Take a glance at local stories from years past.

Meet your new favorite carb.

Lets test your knowledge with todays quiz from Bill Flick.

Last week’s freeze may have been the final salute to winter in northern Michigan.

Hackensack American Legion Auxiliary Unit 202 will distribute poppies to Hackensack businesses May 10-11.