The Sanilac County Sheriff Department is investigating a case of three abandoned puppies found alongside a Washington Township road on July 16. Deputies were called to the area on Washington Road near Church Road around 9 pm
Continue Reading »The Marlette fire department has been busy in the past week, responding to a pair of structure fires in town and providing mutual aid in a third blaze. According to Chief Dan Korte, firemen responded to a
Continue Reading »Sandusky city council and Police Chief Bret Lester have been working to find a solution to the revolving door in the police department as the city tries to retain officers. Monday night at their monthly meeting, council
Continue Reading »Despite on-going issues between the State of Michigan and a previous car dealership in Port Huron, a Sanilac County dealership is working to re-open the doors of their second location. Authorities from Heely’s Auto in Croswell, said
Continue Reading »Due to high winds, there are downed and arcing power lines near the vicinity of North Main Street and First Street. North Main Street has been closed, so please avoid this area if at all possible. There
Continue Reading »Ronald King, 52, of Deckerville passed away Monday, April 2nd Services for Ronald King will be held Saturday, April 14th at 6 p.m. at stumble Inn in Minden City There is no visitation planned
Continue Reading »A new Prescription Drug Drop Box has been installed at Croswell City Hall as the result of a joint effort between the Croswell Police Department, Rite Aid and the Sanilac County Drug Task Force. Citizens may deposit
Continue Reading »Each year, Marlette Regional Hospital hosts an Employee Appreciation Banquet to honor exceptional employees that have dedicated many hours of service to the organization. At this year’s banquet March 24th in Imlay City, MRH recognized employees that
Continue Reading »The Deckerville Board of Education met Monday evening, approving budget revisions for t he 2017-2018 school year. The district had revenues of $5.9 million dollars and expenditures of of just over $6.1 million dollars, a deficit of
Continue Reading »Capac schools is looking for a new elementary principal, following the resignation of Sean Lively who stepped down for personal reasons. According to Superintendent Jeff Terpenning, Lively had been off on a medical leave for health reasons.
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