OWOSSO — Outside of parades, the flashing lights of police vehicles generally herald bad news, but on Monday and Tuesday, they signaled (Thanksgiving) holiday cheer for the City of Owosso’s
OWOSSO — After a nearly 64-minute discussion — and a small but vocal contingent of public speakers fiercely voicing their opposition — the Owosso City Council voted 5-2 to authorize
OWOSSO — Since the Spring 2022 demolition of the bulk of the former Matthews Building at 300 W. Main St., the general consensus has been that the three-story structure at