Davison News

Santa Claus is coming to town, again. This year's annual Christmas parade is scheduled to start at 3 p.m. Dec.

It seemed like preaching to the choir, but there was much more to the first M-15 Heritage Route economic development expo than extolling the virtues of hiking, biking and horseback riding.

The volunteer work of Kenneth G. Watters of Davison has earned Outreach East a $200 grant from the Consumers Energy Foundation.

John Trune has more freedom to ride his mobile scooter down the street or to the store, thanks to the Davison Knights of Columbus.

Thursday, November 12, 2009 at 4:20 p.m. Read more: Local , Health , H1n1 , Clinic , Davison , Middle , School The following is a message from Davison Middle School: The Health Department gave the incorrect location for the H1N1 flu clinic that is being held in Davison on Thursday, November 19, so it was reported incorrectly on your station.

A middle-aged man came out of VG's market in Davison Township Nov. 6 and gave overnight campers from Trinity Lutheran Church a cartful of nonperishable food for the needy.

Angie Smith-Varner is looking forward to dressing up the gazebo at Clark and State streets for the Christmas season.

Crossing center line leads to arrest A 24-year-old Davison driver was arrested after crossing the center line of the road four of five times, according to police reports.

First Baptist Church, 208 E. Fourth St., will host the annual greater Davison community Thanksgiving service at 6 p.m. Nov.

Opening day of firearm deer season went off with a bang today and some celebrated the occasion by competing in a buck pole contest.

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Several township businesses have been designated drop-off locations for Toys for Tots, the long-time U.S. Marine Corps program that provides needy children with toys at Christmas.

The township's nine-member Downtown Development Authority has taken its first significant step in fulfilling a 25-year vision of transforming a portion of the township into a visitor-friendly business district.

Flushing High School is giving cellphones a try this month. The school is trying a month-long pilot policy this month that allows students to use their cell phones during lunch.

The county put the brakes on accepting bids for new cars and trucks today after local dealers lost out in most head-to-head price competitions with their out-of-town counterparts.

You can't smell the aroma of freshly baked bread yet but it's coming as crews work to complete the new Aunt Millie's Bakery distribution center on M-15. "We're right on schedule; everything is going good," said Tom Kaufman, supervisor for the 11,788-square-foot building between Potter and Richfield roads, about a mile north of Davison.

Bring it on. The Department of Public Works is ready for the area's first snowstorm.

Just a year after community leader Sue Csutoras died of cancer, two young maple trees were dedicated in her honor in the city she had grown to love and serve many years.

Saginaw's arson spree that made national news on Devil's Night and Halloween in 2006 keeps fanning the flames of volunteerism.

While absenteeism is running below normal for this time of year, the Davison School District isn't taking any chances when it comes to protecting students and staff from seasonal flu and the H1N1 virus.