Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 1st of August.
Good morning, Saginaw.
🏘️ Community
Big John Steak and Onion donated $25K to support families displaced by the fire at Crystal Lake Apartments in Swartz Creek last Sunday — the check was given by business officials at a Grand Blanc restaurant to the Salvation Army to help with shelter, food and clothes.
A 9-year-old boy from Clare will auction his 4-H livestock at the Clare County Fair to raise funds for Mission 22.
💼 Business
Kakes the Great Popcorn Co. began as a small online effort when the owner's daughter wanted to fund braces and has grown into a family-run business in old town Saginaw.
The store now offers creative popcorn bowls (and homemade desserts) along with refreshing lemonade.
FOCO launched a Hello Kitty sports collection that offers clear bags and bobbleheads for Wolverines, Spartans, Tigers & Lions at prices from $20 to $65.
Shipping will start from the end of August through January 2027.
📰 Economy
Gas prices increased by 10 cents overnight — a sharp rise from last month's average that may push up fuel costs for local drivers.
🌲 Environment
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has adjusted operating hours at four managed waterfowl areas this fall to meet budget constraints and deferred maintenance, reducing permit drawings to one per day Tuesday through Saturday after the duck season opening weekends.
🏈 Sports
Detroit Lions players celebrated family values during training camp on Friday, July 31 at the Meijer Performance Center in Allen Park—quarterback Jared Goff introduced daughter Romy to head coach Dan Campbell while Penei Sewell played with children, showcasing the team's close bond.
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