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For humans and livestock: watch for bird flu symptoms - Vimarsana News

For humans and livestock: watch for bird flu symptoms

Health and ag officials advise watching for bird flu in livestock and humans caring for livestock.

Eye on opioids - The Daily News - Vimarsana News

Eye on opioids - The Daily News

The nine members of a newly formed committee to help determine how opioid lawsuit settlement dollars should be spent in Montcalm County all have their own reasons for being there. Kate Behrenwald, an addiction medicine physician’s assistant for Corewell Health and president of The Red Project Board in Kent County is also a member of the Lakeview Village Council.

CM school board votes to buy property for future use - Vimarsana News

CM school board votes to buy property for future use

When the chance came to purchase property near the high school complex, the Central Montcalm Public School Board of Education agreed to take that opportunity. During an 11-minute meeting on Monday, board members voted to purchase a parcel of land for $16,500 at 1390 S. Sheridan Road (M-66) near the high school complex. The property sits on the corner of Sheridan Road and Clifton Drive and was recently condemned. The property will be cleaned up, making it available for future use to the school district.

COVID cases falling in mid-Michigan, Gratiot County remains a concern - Vimarsana News

COVID cases falling in mid-Michigan, Gratiot County remains a concern

The CDC classifies most of mid-Michigan as a "low" community in terms of transmission risk.

Source: wkar.org
COVID cases are decreasing in mid-Michigan - Vimarsana News

COVID cases are decreasing in mid-Michigan

While they have decreased by 67 percent in Michigan overall, they have declined by 75 percent in Ingham County and are also declining in Clinton County.