Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 1st of October.
Good morning, Saginaw.
Brian’s House reopened in Essexville (664 W.
Nebobish) today after a temporary closure last fall due to financial issues, and it now charges a $250 daily fee for hospice care. The nonprofit is accepting donations of food and household items until 3 p.m. Friday as staff training and kitchen preparations continue.
A ban on Canadian imports now in effect could affect beer at Oppermann’s Cork ‘N’ Ale, as owner Jeff Oppermann warned that liquor supplies may stay steady — local bottling offsets the rules — while beer stocks might drop by December, forcing customers to switch brands.
Greta Van Fleet will preview their new album Palace for the People at listening parties across Michigan, including one at Audiogazing in Cosaginaw on Monday, Oct.
5, with the album releasing on Friday, Oct. 9.
During a press event at the Saginaw Club today, Senate candidate Mike Rogers received an endorsement from Sheriff Federspiel and addressed questions about his Faith Leadership Coalition + one volunteer resigned amid ties to a Midland church scandal while another remains on his team.
Morgan's Place, a rehab campground and healing facility in Millington (serving Bay, Genesee, Saginaw and Tuscola counties) will receive $500k from the Department of Veterans Affairs to provide veteran suicide prevention services starting fiscal year 2027.
Deer archery season begins today and runs through Nov.
14 as hunters across Michigan take to the woods. The DNR advises wearing bright orange and using a full-body harness (secured to a reliable lifeline) when in tree stands for safe hunting.
Freeland’s Clara Kaczor won first at the TVC Jamboree Tuesday in Frankenmuth with a time of 20:02.5 (her season’s first win) and helped her team finish second in the girls standings.
The meet was one of several cross country contests spotlighting local talent.
MLive invites fans to vote for top senior fall athletes (football, volleyball, girls cross country, and boys cross country) until 10 p.m. Sunday, honoring choices nominated by local coaches.
TV5’s Austin Szumowicz spoke with the Saginaw Spirit about their first win of the year under new coach Brendan Taylor + Jacob Cloutier, returning from Jets Rookie Camp, previewed an upcoming road trip to face the Kitchener Rangers.
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