Birch Run News

Black Friday isn't just about shoppers, Michigan-based mall operator Taubman reminds us.

Eight students from Saginaw Valley State University are making a weekend out of an initiative usually reserved for week-long trips.

A Grand Blanc man is awaiting a preliminary hearing on assault and child abuse charges after what police say was an argument between him, his soon-to-be ex-wife, and her current boyfriend.

Duncan E. Smith, 28, of Davison and Caroline E. Liethen, 26, of Davison shop at the Prime Outlets at Birch Run, 12240 South Beyer Road, during the Deer Widow's sale Sunday afternoon.

BIRCH RUN, Michigan - When the men go away, it's time for the women to play. At least that's how Sue Gasiewski and her sisters, Sandy and Fran, see it.

FREMONT -- Champion Cheer All Star plans a one-day bus trip fundraiser to Frankenmuth and Bronner's Christmas Wonderland in Birch Run, Mich.

The Flint Journal has free passes for two advance screenings at Cinema Hollywood, Birch Run.

Buena Vista Township is getting a township manager who "did a great job" as the chairwoman of the Saginaw County Board of Commissioners, the former chairwoman says.

The Saginaw County Department of Public Health has four H1N1 vaccine clinics scheduled this month.

The Saginaw County Sheriff's Office is gearing up for its 10th annual "Shop with a Hero," pairing police and fire personnel with children from low-income families for an evening of Christmas shopping and fun.

Benjamin C. Krzyminski, 24, gets a kiss from his son Cameron J., 3, both of Bay City, after Cameron pinned on Krzyminski's badge during a swearing in ceremony in Saginaw City Hall on Friday morning.

Wednesday, October 28, 2009 at 9:37 a.m. GRAND BLANC -- The following is a message from Advanced Screening and Wellness of Grand Blanc: A Mid-Michigan residents can take control of their health and health costs during "Early Health Check-Up 2009." A Advanced Screening and Wellness of Grand Blanc will provide free or low-cost health screenings at ...

Birch Run's Bonnie Ritthaler knew her work as a "stay-at-home mom" for 18 years wouldn't count for much on a resume.

What if terrorists ambushed Frankenmuth High School and barricaded themselves in a classroom? What if two hours later the same thing occurred at St.

When Penny K. Bailey took a trip to Niagara Falls, she had an idea for bringing something back to the Saginaw area other than trinkets and souvenirs.

Friday, October 16, 2009 at 2:34 p.m. Where you live can cost you, a lot. You choose where to live, but you can't choose how you're zoned.

Ten Michigan counties to receive more than $5 million in federal Transportation Enhancement grants Contact: Bill Shreck, MDOT Director of Communications, 517-335-3084 Agency: Transportation October 14, 2009 -- The Granholm Administration today announced that nine Michigan counties will soon benefit from more than $5 million in federal ...

Pig out at the fourth annual pig roast and baked goods auction to benefit Juniata Christian School set for Saturday, Oct.

Tuesdays in the Bag FARMINGTON - To help promote downtown Farmington businesses during Streetscape construction, the Farmington Downtown Development Authority launched Tuesdays in the Bag.

High winds have downed tree limbs and power lines leaving hundreds of residents without electricity in the Great Lakes Bay Region, Consumers Energy says.