Sharon Stone is an editor for Tri-County Times and Departures, with a focus on local news in Fenton, Michigan. She has also had work featured in the Iosco County News Herald. Sharon's articles cover a range of topics including local events, community profiles, crime, and human interest stories.
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By: Sharon Stone
The Tuesday, Nov. 5 General Election is right around the corner. To help our readers learn more about their local candidates and proposals, the Times ran election coverage last weekend, in the Sunday, Oct. 13 issue. The paper is filled with pages and pages of short bios on the candidates. We asked one question of each candidate — “Why should residents vote for me?”
Holly blood donor Jan Staricha poses with Versiti mascot, Beacon the Bear.
Fenton Arts Council’s juried photography exhibit on display until Oct. 24
Fenton DDA approves funds for bonus gift cards to be used at participating businesses
A Penny War at North Road Elementary School resulted in $1,527.96 being raised for Hurricane Helene victims in North Carolina.
State Rep. Mike Mueller recently celebrated the completion of renovations at Price Airport (9G2) by participating in a ceremonial first flight to showcase the improved runway.
Did you know that in 2022, there were 9,709 breweries in the United States? According to Statista, the number of beer brewing companies has been increasing steadily each year since
Board votes 4-0 to hire assistant fire chief as fire chief effective immediately
The pretrial on Tuesday, Oct. 22 in Genesee County Circuit Court for Brandon Lee Williams, 38, of Grand Blanc Township, was adjourned. According to court records, the pretrial was adjourned for possible resolution.
Senior citizens living in Holly Township or the village of Holly may apply for snow removal services with costs funded by a grant from Oakland Livingston Human Services Agency (OLHSA).
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