Flushing News

Ground hunters interested in a better way to hunt with a solid line of ground blinds and accessories should check out Gorilla Gear, by Eastman Outdoors.

My latest "From A to Zowie" column sent to the Beeville Bee-Picayune By Richard Zowie Special to the Bee-Picayune As we approach half a year into the Obama Administration, there are some things I've been suspecting lately.

Monday, June 29, 2009 at 1:04 a.m. Flushing Police are asking for your help findingA 29 year old Emily Jane Plouffe Simunic.A A She left her Genesee County home in a 2003 Silver Jetta on Thursday, June 25, 2009.A She told her family she was heading for West Branch.A She never arrived.

Low-income seniors who meet the guidelines can receive a free oscillating desk fan to keep them "cool and comfortable" this summer, thanks to the Genesee County Commission on Aging and Gilroy's of Flushing.

Amongst all the chaos that goes with a day care, there was something important going on at Aunt Heather's Day Care in Flushing Township.

Genesys plans to permanently lay-off as many as 60% of its LPN staff July 12th. People check car safety at Kettering University Wednesday, June 10, 2009 at 10:35 PM Engineer students were on hand to help people evaluate and make sense of their cars' safety rating.

Genesys plans to permanently lay-off as many as 60% of its LPN staff July 12th. Weed and Seed Service Center Wednesday, June 10, 2009 at 10:09 PM Flint Blown Glass Exhibit Wednesday, June 10, 2009 at 9:21 PM Fiat closes deal to take bulk of Chrysler Wednesday, June 10, 2009 at 2:28 PM Italy's Fiat is the new owner of most of Chrysler's assets, ...

Usually dressed in his white, snap-collared coat, John Szumko looked the part of the town's favorite barber.

FLUSHING TWP., Michigan -- In a whirlwind meeting lasting more than 4.5 hours, the Flushing Township Board Thursday night dumped Supervisor Don Schwieman's plan that would have bought out a police officer and hired a chief from within the police department.

Joe Maki expected to win. Interviews with winners Joe Maki: Sarah Drevon: After all, he'd done it before, finishing first in the Flushing Evening five-kilometer road race last year.

FLUSHING TWP., Michigan -- It's an issue that has prompted hundreds of Flushing Township residents to show up at otherwise sparsely attended Board of Trustee meetings.

People will soon be able to dine outside of downtown Flushing restaurants. The Flushing City Council on Monday approved a change in the city ordinance that would allow restaurants to have an outside seating area.

A Township police are seeking help in finding a suspect who broke into a local liquor store on May 28.

More vacationing drivers, combined with a seasonal increase in accidents, raise the need for blood as the weather gets warmer.

For 20 years, Jeri Cooper lunched with her cousin without knowing they were related.

A little of this and that ... I'm throwing out the only kind of pitch I can without breaking something or hurting myself when it comes to baseball: a pitch for players.

Nancy Butville of Flushing tries to get her son, Justyn Butville, 3, outside and away from the TV as much as possible.

Their career plans may have changed over the years, but Flushing High School seniors are ready to start their future as graduates today.

Police found about 30 cats at a vacant home at Coldwater Road near Deland Road at 11:30 a.m. May 20 after receiving an anonymous tip.

From beautiful landscapes to unique mixed media paintings, Riverview Park will dazzle with exhibits at Art in the Park June 6. The 43rd annual art event is 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Submitted photo John Mrozik, 70, of Flushing displays one of his award-winning tea pots at an indoor art show in 2008.