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Owosso City Council votes to hike several water utility service charges - Vimarsana News

Owosso City Council votes to hike several water utility service charges

OWOSSO — After lengthy discussion, the Owosso City Council passed a business item at Monday’s meeting with changes to several water utility charges.

Annual Curwood Festival Mr. Owosso charity drive/pageant officially underway - Vimarsana News

Annual Curwood Festival Mr. Owosso charity drive/pageant officially underway

OWOSSO — The campaign for the next Mr. Owosso kicked off in earnest on Friday, with a meet-and-greet session for the three 2024 candidates.

Former Owosso Mayor Eveleth throws his hat into the ring for District 1 county commissioner race - Vimarsana News

Former Owosso Mayor Eveleth throws his hat into the ring for District 1 county commissioner race

OWOSSO — Owosso native Chris Eveleth is no stranger to local politics.

Owosso School Board holds off on seeking external candidates for super vacancy; will interview Curriculum Director Brooks - Vimarsana News

Owosso School Board holds off on seeking external candidates for super vacancy; will interview Curriculum Director Brooks

OWOSSO — The Owosso Public Schools Board of Education voted 6-1 at a special meeting Friday to offer Curriculum Director Steve Brooks a formal interview for the district’s vacant permanent

Shiawassee County Sheriff prepared to enforce new state gun regulations despite county's 'Second Amendment Sanctuary' status | Shiawassee County - Vimarsana News

Shiawassee County Sheriff prepared to enforce new state gun regulations despite county's 'Second Amendment Sanctuary' status | Shiawassee County

SHIAWASSEE COUNTY — Less than 10 days after a series of new gun laws went into effect in Michigan, a 44-year old Flint resident became the first person charged with