Buena Vista News

A former Saginaw County Board of Commissioners chairman and a retired engineering executive will become the newest members of the County Road Commission.

Fort Saginaw's walls are finally tumbling down. It's the end of an era - literally, decades - for Buena Vista Township officials eager to do something with the mall.

Buena Vista Township firefighters and two other agencies spent about three hours Friday night battling a fire at the Vista Villa apartment complex.

Rosemary Tinney drives about 15 minutes to Frankenmuth from Bridgeport Township every time she has business to do at the Secretary of State, despite a nearer branch in Buena Vista Township.

Wednesday was a bittersweet day in Buena Vista Township, where a piece of the community's history is coming down.

A strange encounter at McDonald's restaurant Sunday morning sounds a lot like two incidents that occurred in August, Saginaw Police Lt.

Joan M. Chaltraw, 73, of Bridgeport Township calls a bingo game after eating lunch at Bicentennial Hall, the Saginaw County Commission on Aging Bridgeport Senior Center, 3670 Southfield in Bridgeport.

Buena Vista Township trustees will meet at 6:30 p.m. today with the intention of hiring a new township manager.

Alvin Jernigan Jr., a member of the Buena Vista Board of Education, walked into Saginaw County District Court on Monday facing eight election fraud felonies.

A Buena Vista Township teen is awaiting sentencing after he pleaded no contest earlier this week to an assortment of felony charges.

Wednesday, October 28, 2009 at 11:08 a.m. LANSINGA a ' A Brownfield Work Plan request for redevelopment of the former Fort Saginaw Mall site in Buena Vista has been approved and will receive a state grant of $660,000, said state Sen.

Tuesday, October 27, 2009 at 3:59 p.m. The following is a message from Gov. Granholm: A Governor Jennifer M. Granholm today announced that the Michigan Economic Development Corporation is helpingA seven companies grow in Michigan and is backing three brownfield redevelopment projects.A Combined, the 10 projects are expected to create 2,815 new jobs ...

Dennis O. Poyhonen, 65, of Saginaw evens out some mulch on the paths at Deindorfer Woods, 1800 Weiss, Friday afternoon.

The nightmares haven't stopped for Duane E. Vanlanham. He still dreams about March 5, the day he saw three vicious pit bulls attacking his neighbor Bridgetta Hadley in front of his Buena Vista Township home, the day he hit one with a stick to defend her, pushed her into a car and climbed upon the hood to try to protect himself.

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

Nexteer President and Chief Executive Officer Robert J. Remenar in his office, 3900 E. Holland in Buena Vista Township.

The Saginaw News Nate C. Bremer, 16, son of David and Kathy Bremer of Munger pulls children on a train ride by one of the pumpkin patches at Johnson's Giant Pumpkins, 4715 N. Portsmouth, in Buena Vista Township on Sunday afternoon.

Saginaw Police Sgt. Terry Carpenter teaches Stone Elementary School third-graders about 'stranger danger' during 'Safe Routes to Schools' at Arthur Hill High School's Memorial Stadium Thursday morning.

Construction continues on the $8 million U.S. Army Reserve Center on Towerline Road, across from Buena Vista High School in Buena Vista Township.

A lawyer for Alvin Jernigan Jr. and Leonard N. Williams said the two Buena Vista School District Board of Education members don't plan to resign, even though they face felony charges that could send them to prison.