Cheryl Holladay is a local journalist based in Grayling, Michigan. She is a regular contributor to the H L Resorter and her work has also been featured in the Crawford County Avalanche, Inc. Cheryl covers a wide range of topics, including community events, local news, profiles of individuals, and updates on government and public services in the area.
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Houghton Lake, United States (Local)
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By: Cheryl Holladay
By Cheryl Holladay The AuSable Artisan Village presented three performances of the plot-twisting play, “Deathtrap,” by Ira Levin, Oct. 18-20. Directing the five-member cast was producer Jomarie Leone. The one-set, two-act, five-character play about playwright “Sidney Bruhl” and his desire to write another hit was skillfully portrayed by a community cast which consisted of Patrick Ertel, as “Sidney Bruhl,” […]
CARNIVAL GAMES AT ARTESIACharleigh Flick, dressed as The Little Mermaid, takes aim at the skeeball game, operated by Miss Houghton Lake candidate Emily Jordan (far left), at Artesia Youth Park's free ...
FIVE AWARDSMary and Dave St. John of Belle River, Ontario, won five awards at Fast Eddie's Snowmobile Show & Swap. Mary St.
PIRATE PRIZEHoughton Lake Area Historical Society President John Knasko operates a “pirate's prize” box full of candy, as McKenzie Smith of Gladwin reaches in.
CHOIRS COMBINEThe Roscommon High School and Middle School choirs came together to perform “Be Who You Are,” by Ryan Main. By Cheryl Holladay
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By Cheryl HolladaySpicer's Boat City volunteers collected food Oct. 19 in front of the Houghton Lake Walmart to benefit St. Vincent de Paul's food pantry.St.
OUT ON THE TOWNGirls Night Out participants (left to right) Jane Croze of Grayling and Cheryl Sherman, Mary Kleinert, Julie Peters, Lori Mattingly, Jackie O'Brien and Theresa Ekdom, all of Roscommon, ...
STICKER DESIGNSDenton Township Clerk Theresa Wagner shows off some of the “I voted” stickers designed by children.
October 31, 2024 TRUNK WINNERKathy Mahaffy (left) passes out candy to a visitor at Denton Township's Trunk or Treat Oct. 26.
The following were recently arraigned in 82nd District Court: Amarosa L. Beck, 24, Houghton Lake, demanded preliminary examination within 21 days on a charge of second degree child abuse. Michigan St...
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