GLADSTONE — Murphy’s Law was in full effect in game one of a baseball doubleheader as the Gladstone Braves fell 16-0 to the Escanaba Eskymos giving up 13 of those 16 runs in the first two innings of play. “Everything that could have gone wrong did for us in the first game,” Braves ...
HERMANSVILLE — It was a tough day on the diamond for the North Central Jets as they dropped a doubleheader to the Wright Red Devils 16-2 in game one and 10-2 in game two. Eli Ruostsala struck out 10 batters in game one as the Red Devils took it to the Jets. Ruostsala allowed two runs on ...
The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) announced today that it has opened public comment for Enbridge Energy’s draft National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permit seeking authorization to discharge treated wastewater associated with the construction ...
With camping season underway, the Michigan Departments of Agriculture and Rural Development and Natural Resources are reminding residents and visitors that invasive pests and diseases can hitchhike in untreated firewood, spreading easily from one location to another. More than 140 pests and ...
GLADSTONE — Andrew Karl soared into school-record territory again as the Gladstone boys placed third in the Great Northern Conference track and field meet here Monday. Karl jumped 14-6½ on this sunny and mild afternoon, surpassing his previous record by 1½ inches in the season-opener at ...
BARK RIVER — The Bark River-Harris Broncos did something Monday night that they haven’t done in two years combined as they scored five runs in game one which they lost 8-5 before being drubbed 16-0 in game two. In the first game, the Knights scored first on an RBI-single by Owen Baij. The ...