Jerry Pond News Today

A huge disappoint. For nasa and its multi billion dollar commercial space flight effort. But of course, it was a shock for people who saw that spectacular explosion with their own eyes. Oh, my god. Wow. No. No. Oh, my god. And as it turns out young science lovers from our area had a reason to be there to watch in person tonight. Action newss Sharrie Williams takes it from there, sharrie. Reporter those young scientists are from ocean city, new jersey. They worked hard on a project that had the p...

While the Millinocket Town Trails network is pint-sized for now, there are plans for it to grow and possibly connect to the larger trail network.

Experts from around the state share several of their go-to hot spots for viewing wildlife.

An event to celebrate the life, legacy and photography of longtime Cheboygan community member Jerry Pond will be from 1-4 p.m. on Sunday, May 15.

The next two weekends will be jam-packed with free family fun, as the Katahdin Winterfest kicked off this Friday.

The next two weekends will be jam-packed with free family fun, as the Katahdin Winterfest kicked off this Friday.

Jerry Pond, a long time employee of the Cheboygan Daily Tribune, passed away late last year due to COVID-19.

Hundreds of people came to Festival Square on opening day to help support local vendors. The market had a wide variety of vendors for people to purchase locally produced materials, such as tomato plants, locally roasted coffee, farm fresh eggs and bowls made out of wood that look like leaves. There were also locally made specialty canned goods like hot asparagus bites, corn relish, apple butter and pickled beets from Mother Marys Canning Company. "There have been a lot of people coming through ...

Remembering WDOD Radio As It Turns 96 Tuesday, April 13, 2021 - by Earl Freudenberg Chuck Simpson, Chattanooga’s first talk show host Hamilton National Bank, 7th and Market Street, WDOD studio on mezzanine WDOD main control room, Hamilton National Bank Building WDOD radio studio next to Baylor School WDOD AM control room after station changes to country music WDOD AM longtime manager Bill Nash (right) and announcer Earl Freudenberg (left)  At one time WDOD AM was known as Chattanooga�...