Last Friday, the Journal spoke with Bill McCrary, the founder of DDEHC, who recently finalized the purchase of the former Advanced Vehicle Assemblies/Tubular Metal Systems (Northern Tube) factory at the corner of Fifth and Jennings Streets.
	The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe announced their Fall 2024 semi-annual 2% slot revenue grants to local schools and units of government on Friday, November 22nd. The total payment to local units of government and school districts in the Saganing Area of Arenac and Northern Bay Counties, based on slot machine revenue at the Saganing Casino, totaled $1,051,302.29 	The Pinconning-Fraser Fire Department received a grant of $50,000 towards the purchase of their new aerial truck. 	Pinconning Township accepted gr
The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe announced their Fall 2024 semi-annual 2% slot revenue grants to local schools and units of government on Friday, November 22nd.
Since Advanced Vehicle Assemblies/Tubular Metal Systems closed their facility in Pinconning, know locally by it’s long-time name, Northern Tube, 15 months ago, the factory at the corner of Fifth and Jennings Streets in the City of Pinconning has
	The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe announced their Fall 2024 semi-annual 2% slot revenue grants to local schools and units of government on Friday, November 22nd. The total payment to local units of government and school districts in the Saganing Area of Arenac and Northern Bay Counties, based on slot machine revenue at the Saganing Casino, totaled $1,051,302.29 	The Pinconning-Fraser Fire Department received a grant of $50,000 towards the purchase of their new aerial truck. 	Pinconning Township accepted gr
THE TERRIBLE SECTION OF ROAD at the corner of Third and Manitou Streets has been repaired. Lake State Railroad has been removing the disused siding that previously ran to the elevator, and repaved the entire section of both streets after removal of the rails and crossings.       				--Journal Photo
2024-25 PINCONNING VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM (all l-r) Front Row: Nolan Reszke, Owen Grauherr, Zach Laures, Alex Shelagowski, Danny DuBay. Second Row: Ben Szyperski, Marcus Pickett, Landen Enciso, Isaiah Hoffman. Third Row: Jaxon Hill, Hayden Link, Mikey Pickett, Calvin Holland, Cole Klee, Aiden Fork, Donny Rugenstein, Zach Bishop. Back Row: Coach Lalonde, Alan Whiting, Cole Dzurka, Max Cianek, Juan Carlos Bustamante, Coach Mulligan, Coach Sheeran.			    --C
Noah Olar shot this 10 point, 15 inch spread, in Iosco County on Saturday, November 16th, 2024.                                                                                   --Courtesy Photo
Last Friday, the Journal spoke with Bill McCrary, the founder of DDEHC, who recently finalized the purchase of the former Advanced Vehicle Assemblies/Tubular Metal Systems (Northern Tube) factory at the corner of Fifth and Jennings Streets. As reported last week, they intend to construct an...
	The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe announced their Fall 2024 semi-annual 2% slot revenue grants to local schools and units of government on Friday, November 22nd. The total payment to local units of government and school districts in the Saganing Area of Arenac and Northern Bay Counties, based on slot machine revenue at the Saganing Casino, totaled $1,051,302.29 	The Pinconning-Fraser Fire Department received a grant of $50,000 towards the purchase of their new aerial truck. 	Pinconning Township accepted gr
The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe announced their Fall 2024 semi-annual 2% slot revenue grants to local schools and units of government on Friday, November 22nd. The total payment to local units of government and school districts in the Saganing Area of Arenac and Northern Bay Counties, based on...
A PAEFP DONATION BOX for unwrapped gifts, this one at Pinconning City Hall, awaits donations. Boxes are also located at CJ’s Sports Grill, Diamonds in the Rough, Dollar General, Dollar Tree, Franks Hardware, Pinconning Branch Library, Pinconning City Hall, Purtells Restaurant and Ice Cream Shoppe, Town & Country Supermarket, and United Bay Community Credit Union.       	--Journal Photo
Who are we? We currently consist of 58 volunteers (and always looking for more), that graciously give of their time to help pass out food once a month at the Wesleyan Church at 800 Horn St. (Pinconning) to those less fortunate in the Pinconning Area School District, which is approximately 238...
Since Advanced Vehicle Assemblies/Tubular Metal Systems closed their facility in Pinconning, know locally by it’s long-time name, Northern Tube, 15 months ago, the factory at the corner of Fifth and Jennings Streets in the City of Pinconning has sat empty. Pinconning City Manager Rebecca Lakin...
In our ongoing commitment to serve the public more efficiently, we are expanding appointment-based services at our local Social Security offices. By scheduling appointments, we will aim to reduce wait times, streamline service delivery, and improve the overall customer experience. Nearly 400 field...
The Pinconning City Council held their November meeting on Monday evening. New Council member Michelle Bleshenski (who served on the Council in the past), as well as re-elected members Kristin Boetefuer and Becky Lesniak were sworn in prior to the meeting. Mayor Sherri Boettcher reported that the...
Prince of Peace Church in Linwood is hosting a blood drive by Versiti Blood Center of Michigan on Tuesday, November 26th from 8:00 am - 12:30 pm in the Gym (315 W. Center St., Linwood) Appointments are preferred and can be made by calling 866-642-5663 or by visiting versiti.org/mi. Walk ins are...
The emergency medical service in our area is a great part of our service to our community. The fire departments are the first called and to render emergency aid. A year ago, this became a larger concern on the fire department without an ambulance in our area to respond in a reasonable time to...

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