Grand Blanc News Archives

The City Council is looking to get every penny's worth back from the owners of the Grand Mall after they had 18 mature maple trees cut down in front of their business this month.

Think you wait too long to get your street plowed when the snow hits? Well, the wait could get even longer.

The Grand Blanc City Council decided tonight to make sure it receives full restitution when the owners of the Grand Mall replace the 18 maple trees that were cut down along Saginaw Street.

St. Christopher's Episcopal Church, G-9020 S. Saginaw, Grand Blanc, will be hosting a harvest of song at 4 p.m. Nov.

Fourth-grader Charlie Eldred stood at the front of his class Friday, telling his classmates a secret he'd kept all year.

Suzanne Johnson, 48, spent five days in Quantico, VA and Washington, D.C. training with and learning about FBI agents as part of the National Citizens' Academy training program.

Grand Blanc mayor Michael Matheny wasn't happy, he said, when he found out 18 trees had been cut down along Saginaw Street in front of the Grand Mall.

Governor Jennifer Granholm on Thursday ordered that K-12 school districts will have to absorb an additional $127 cut in per-student funding.

Senior David Wang wants to turn the culture at Grand Blanc High School on its head - literally.

Standing in her Grand Blanc art gallery, dressed in a black dress with blonde curls falling past her shoulders, Suzanne Johnson might not seem like someone who knows how to shoot a Tommy gun.

A Grand Blanc native attending Valparaiso University in Indiana recently researched a new method that could help organic chemists in such areas as producing pharmaceutical drugs.

Monday, October 19, 2009 at 12:17 p.m. Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Luke T. Sorrelle, son of Stephen M. Sorrelle of Byron Center, Mich., and Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Bradley A. Culpepper, son of Cheryl A. and Terry W. Culpepper of Grand Blanc, Mich., recently completed Naval Nuclear Power Training Pipeline.

Now that General Motors has agreed to sell the Hummer brand to a Chinese company, workers at the largest Hummer dealer in the U.S. are breathing a sigh of relief.

Friday, October 16, 2009 at 3:43 p.m. Friday, October 16, 2009, 23 Michigan Democrats and Republicans introduced a "Personhood" amendment into the state's House of Representatives.

Between 2 and 4 a.m. Oct. 10 a Grand Blanc resident's vehicle was vandalized while he was visiting friends at Grand Oaks apartments on Reid Road, according to police reports.

3 election, possibly two. Connie Lesley and James Bappert are running as incumbents.

City of Flint Mayor Dayne Walling waits for his press secretary to take a photo of him while sitting in the driver's seat of a Chevrolet Volt following a press conference on Tuesday at Flint Engine South.

Wayne State Assistant Law Professor and Democrat Jocelyn Benson will stop in Grand Rapids today to announce her bid to replace outgoing Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land in 2010.

Free smoke detectors and a slew of exciting demonstrations and children's events are coming to the Meijer's parking lot, 2333 S. Center Road, on Saturday when Burton Fire and Rescue hosts its annual Open House.

One of the oldest homes in Genesee County - once slated for demolition - could soon be revived into a community gathering place.

The Grand Blanc Fire Department is on a campaign for more money and greater independence.

A fresh coat of paint on everything - and I mean everything - may have given away a suspect accused of defrauding a local business.

It's taken some time, but one of the oldest homes in Genesee County is on its way to being put back to use.

Grand Blanc High School seniors Valarie Hanson and Alex Rablau are both semi-finalists in a program that distinguishes students for their academic abilities and could lead them to future scholarships.

A state lawmaker has introduced legislation he says could block gubernatorial appointments like those received by former Genesee County state representatives Ted Hammon and Patricia Lockwood.

Michigan Renaissance Festival Performer Danielle Dupont of California instructs Alan Wagner, 24, of Flint on proper conduct during the advance screening of "All's Faire in Love," at the Michigan Renaissance Festival in Holly Wednesday night.

Several roads inA Saginaw back open after being closed following a deadly car accident.