Goodells News

GOODELLS -- Events of the past month have cast a somber tone at the end of the McCallum family's year.

Deanna Wendland remembers the thrill she felt when she received a scarf or mittens when she was a little girl.

GOODELLS -- If there was one thing Mark McCallum loved, it was his family. McCallum, 52, a single father of four, lived fewer than 200 feet from the Castor Road property where he grew up and only slightly farther from the spot where he was found dead about 10:30 a.m. Saturday in the Pine River.

GOODELLS --- Emergency crews, including the St. Clair County Sheriff Department's dive team, have been called to 2331 Castor Road.

MARLETTE -- To celebrate the first anniversary of its community free lunch program, the church will present a Holiday from the Harps concert at 2 p.m. today.

ALGONAC -- 'A Christmas Story,' the tale of Ralphie and his quest for a Red Ryder BB gun for Christmas, will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Dec.

CLYDE TWP. -- The public is invited to the society's next meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday at 5080 Wildcat Road.

James Fisher will be right at home Saturday at the cross country regional at Goodells County Park.

There will be two events Saturday to show off the new handicap-accessible treehouse at the Pine River Nature Center in Goodells.

A crowd of about 100 people gathered in Palmer Park on Saturday to hear a bunch of hot air.

The St. Clair County Regional Educational Service Agency Board of Education will implement $396,000 in cuts if the state's proposed education budget is approved.

GOODELLS -- Gordie Farnsworth and the rest of the crew at the Can-AM BMX track couldn't have asked for a better day Saturday at the BMX State Championships.

CARO a ' Interviews for the final five candidates who are vying for the position of Caro Chief of Police will be held on Saturday, Sept.

The Blue Water Area Humane Society is hosting the 10th Annual Mutt March Charity Walk at Goodells County Park Sept.

St. Clair County Farm Bureau members will set their 2010 policy agenda at the organization's annual meeting at 6 p.m. Sept.

SMITHS CREEK -- After hearing the newspaper was coming to do an article, the Rev.

Summer seems to be coming to an end too soon. But it's not over yet. There's still plenty to do before the first school bell rings and people begin to think about fall leaves and fewer hours of daylight.

SMITHS CREEK -- After hearing the newspaper was coming to do an article, the Rev.

As all the fish were dying upstream on the Black River two weeks ago, I was catching their cousins from my kayak.

Candy Wright walked slowly Saturday afternoon along Huron Avenue, peering into windows at quilts.