Monday, Mar. 9 - Management changes are coming to Spring Valley Golf Course in Reed City and devastating damage reports continue to pile up following last week's tornadoes in southwest Michigan.

Friday, Mar. 6 - Reed City Brewing Co. raises funds to keep doors open, 38-year-old Big Rapids man arrested for possessing child sexually abusive material online, and storm chances return Friday and Saturday in West Michigan.

Thursday, Mar. 5 - Mecosta County Commissioners to vote on new zoning ordinance for Remus mobile home park, Ferris State to host industry fair for female high school students later this month, and state officials are seeing repetitive scammers this year.

Wednesday, Mar. 4 - Reed City's new pocket park preparing for potential May opening and two of Michigan's largest banks will now being joining forces.

Tuesday, Mar. 3 - Big Rapids Polar Plunge raises over $23,000 for Special Olympians, Rep. Kunse secures legislature for horse racing and fair programs, and tourism numbers for Canada to Michigan were down in 2025.

Monday, Mar. 2 - Michigan DNR announces expansion of digital game tags, Mecosta County Sheriff's seeking information on recent diesel fuel theft, and a new push to abolish Michigan's new tax on marijuana.

Friday, Feb. 27 - Gov. Whitmer lays out final plans in State of the State address and Big Rapids Commissioners to discuss new wheelchair park swing and renewal energy program at upcoming meeting.

Thursday, Feb. 26 - Tariffs have made an impacting effect on vehicle on prices and MDARD awards four local students youth livestock scholarship awards.

Wednesday, Feb. 25 - State of Michigan's Line 5 a topic of discussion in the U.S. Supreme Court and two Ferris State student-led fundraisers surpass $8,700 in funds.

Tuesday, Feb. 24 - Big Rapids City Hall to host blood drive on Wednesday, pair of Cardinal football standouts commit to Hope College, and sentencing is underway for duo who forged signatures for governor's race.