Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 19th of September.
Good morning, Saginaw.
🏘️ Community
Saginaw celebrated the opening of the Iron Belle Trail at Wickes Park yesterday with a ribbon cutting + the new riverfront trail is now open for walking and biking.
Volunteers gathered in Saginaw on Friday for the Team Up to Clean Up event + they worked together to clean streets and parks to brighten the community.
🎭 Culture
Hell's Half Mile Film & Music Festival takes place next week, celebrating 20 years of independent film & music & fun in Bay City.
The event continues a local tradition for community members.
📰 Economy
Record high diesel prices have affected road commissions in Genesee and Saginaw counties, prompting officials to adjust budgets and schedules to manage rising costs — changes may influence future project timelines.
A petroleum analysis expert says regular gas will hold steady while diesel prices will rise, a change that Saginaw drivers should expect soon.
The forecast signals a shift in fuel costs as market adjustments take effect.
🏈 Sports
Merrill’s team scored 66 points and won an 8-player football game against St. Charles on Thursday — strong plays by Harry Ayotte helped the Vandals start 4-0 this season.
Saginaw Spirit lost 5-4 in overtime Friday in their season opener at Sault Ste.
Marie. The team will host the Flint Firebirds (7:05 p.m. at Dow Event Center) Saturday.
James Mahan, the Akron-Fairgrove defensive end, used his wrestling skills to record 10 tackles for loss and two touchdowns as the Vikings won 38-0 against Au Gres in Week 3.
His 14 total tackles helped him earn recognition as MLive Bay City Athlete of the Week.
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