Good morning, Saginaw.

American Communist Party purchased the vacant greenhouse on Brockway and will secure permits to transform it into a community hub with plans for a farmers market, auto repair shop, and coffee shop + city officials are reviewing neighbor concerns following a three-day event.

TV5 hosted a phone bank on Oct.

21 with Saginaw Spirit (a local hockey team) and A Kid Again (a nonprofit organization) to support volunteer outreach in the community.

Peace Lutheran officials plan to leave their historic building in Saginaw and expand at their campus in Saginaw Township to accommodate growing programs.

The church said the change will help better serve its community.

A free screening of My Sister Liv took place Wednesday evening at Temple Theatre in Saginaw, hosted by the Great Lakes Bay Region Mental Health Initiative at CMU Health — focusing on youth mental health and suicide prevention.

A panel discussion included local professionals offering follow-up support for young attendees.

TV5’s Spirit Spotlight featured a rookie forward who explained his first month in the OHL.

The segment previewed the Spirit’s rivalry weekend against the Flint Firebirds on Friday and Saturday in Saginaw.

Michigan State center Trent Fraley–son of a Lions assistant–is on the Rimington Award watch list as he competes in every snap over seven games so far.

The 306-pound player transferred from North Dakota State and shows a smooth transition into his Big Ten role.

Frankenmuth earned a 6-0 win over Essexville Garber at Montrose and now faces Laker in a district final today at 6 p.m.; Freeland shut out Gladwin 7-0 at home and will play Tawas in a district final at noon Saturday in Standish-Sterling.