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Limited tickets remain for the Ferris State University Bulldog Athletics Hall of Fame induction ceremony, which will take place on Wednesday, Aug. 30, on the FSU campus.
Seven former standout student-athletes representing six different sports programs comprise the star-studded Ferris State University Bulldog Athletics Hall of Fame Class, which was originally voted in back in 2020 before COVID-19 forced the cancellation of the event.
The 2023 class, which will represent the school's 13th class of inductees, includes: Jeff Blashill (Hockey, 1994-98), Lucy (DeMartin) Prior (Women's Basketball, 2000-04), Dannie Hayes (Men's Basketball, 1991-95), Tianna Kirkland (Women's Basketball/Track & Field, 1997-01), Brad Morris (Wrestling, 1985-89), Jason Vander Laan (Football, 2012-15) and the late Gideon Smith (Football, 1910-11), who is likely to be represented by his grandson John Belch ....
Open Arms Child Advocacy Center is inviting the public to have fun, enjoy terrific music and help fight child abuse and neglect at a dueling pianos fundraiser on Saturday, Sept. 9. The event is from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Big Rapids Eagles #2535, 18361 16 Mile Road Big Rapids, MI 49307.
“Open Arms Child Advocacy Center is thrilled to invite everyone in our community to show their support in the fight against child abuse and neglect,” said OACAC Executive Director Laura Britting. “OACAC’s fundraising event promises to be a fun-filled and music-filled evening for everyone. And just as important, the funds we raise can help us provide essential support for the children and families we serve so they can begin the journey toward hope and healing.”
OACAC is a nonprofit that provides forensic, medical and other services to victims of child abuse and neglect in Lake, Newaygo, Osceola and Mecosta counties. OACAC located to a ....
At 8:11 PM, the Kent County Sheriff's Office responded to a head-on crash near 18 Mile Rd. and Harvard Ave.
Initial information shows that a Mitsubishi Eclipse lost control on the roadway crossed the center line and struck an Audi SUV. The driver of the Mitsubishi was a 22-year-old Gowen man who was transported to the hospital with serious injuries. His front-seat passenger was a 21-year-old Gowen woman who was found deceased. In the rear seats were a 1-year-old girl and a 3-year-old girl in car seats. First responders attempted life-saving efforts on the girls, however, they were pronounced deceased.
The driver of the Audi SUV was a 42-year-old man from Sparta who was transported to the hospital with minor injuries. The Traffic Safety Unit is continuing the investigation to determine any additional factors involved in the crash including alcohol, speed, and rain. We have not released the identities of the family yet as t ....
The Michigan Department of Transportation announced there will be continued construction coming up in White Cloud.
Daily work, from 7 A.M. to 5 P.M., will include lane closures for tree work scheduled through Sep. 1 on M-20 (Baseline Rd) between M-37 and Beech Road.
This work is weather dependent. See map below for more.
An officer conducted a wellbeing check on an 80-year-old female. She was okay and with family. Officers took a report of threats. The matter is under investigation. An officer was dispatched to a location to assist with a semi that ran off the road to avoid a collision. An officer responded to a call for a man walking very close to traffic. The 71-year-old man was arrested on two outstanding Mecosta County warrants.
Tuesday, August 15
An officer responded to a call from someone reporting a possible mail scam. An officer transported an individual who was experiencing hallucinations to the Hospital for evaluation.
Wednesday, August 16
An officer was dispatched to a residence to investigate after the owner thought something had been thrown at her house. Nothing was found. An officer took a 34-year-old female into custody for violating parole. No issues. An officer respo ....