Grand Blanc News

The Grand Blanc Township Planning Commission will review the township's sign ordinance after the Township Board reached a consensus on the matter during its Tuesday night Committee of the Whole meeting.

Chief James Harmes was redesignated a Chief Fire Officer by the Commission on Professional Credentialing.

Forget those small-time thieves who stuff some small item in a purse or pocket then try to sneak out the store door.

Submitted by SHNS on Mon, 07/06/2009 - 13:36. Dear Helaine and Joe: My grandmother purchased this samovar in 1967 when she was in Iran.

History shows the state of Michigan produces great wide receivers. This year Tony Jones of Grand Blanc is the most coveted pass catcher for the class of 2010.

Gengler didn't hesitate as he repeated the oath during his swearing-in as an attorney.

Fire investigators said a fast-moving fire that badly damaged a Grand Blanc Township home was accidentally started by a sparkler.

LANSING, Mich. - A Michigan soldier serving in Iraq will be sworn in as a lawyer by video conference in Lansing.

A Clarkston-area woman was seriously hurt Monday morning when her car flipped on I-75 just north of Dort Highway.

Riverbank Park in downtown Flint is slated for a new facelift this summer, thanks to a partnership between Keep Genesee County Beautiful, Financial Plus Credit union, Hoffman's Deco Deli, Flint City T-Shirts and Student Life at the University of Michigan-Flint. The group had adopted a portion of Riverbank Park behind the Carriage Town Factory on ...

A Lapeer native is conquering his battle with the pandemic swine flu virus that has killed five in Michigan and is sweeping across 70 countries.

Rudy Starr, 35, of Grand Blanc, is recovering from H1N1, or swine flu, at McLaren Regional Medical Center, reports The County Press .

It's almost time for Bobcat Bash Part Duex. The first Grand Blanc Bobcat Bash five years ago drew 1,400 people, and was organized to get all the 1980s graduates together during the class of 1984's 20-year reunion, said one of the organizers Michael Bleau.

Christina Horn gets into a wagon before getting pulled down the aisle by a tractor on her wedding day.

Jamie Kramer's class at the Grand Blanc City School raised more than $1,100 for Habitat for Humanity.

Brenda Overfield is overflowing with frustration. "Yesterday, I wanted to come in -- I was crying so hard -- and pack up my clothes, walk away and don't look back," said Overfield, of Grand Blanc Township, who came home on Wednesday afternoon to find her her entire yard, driveway and garage under nearly a foot of water.

Although I would be happy to receive the $48,000 salary reported in the June 14 edition of the Flint Journal in the article "Dollars for Duty" by Roneisha Mullen, that $30,000 raise just doesn't fit into the Grand Blanc Township Budget.

The bride will wear white, the groom, camouflage. She'll ride down the aisle on a tractor to the subtle strains of Kenny Chesney's "She Thinks my Tractor's Sexy." And prepare to scrub up after the reception: mud wrestling is on the agenda.

The Grand Blanc City Farmers Market will kick off 10 a.m.-2 p.m. June 21 on Grand Boulevard, just west of Saginaw Street.

The city is applying for a $840,000 loan from the state of Michigan to resolve a storm water problem that has caused sewage backups and discharges after City Council unanimously approved the project during a special meeting Monday night.