-AAA say’s there was a slight drop in Michigan gas prices during the last week.
-Light winter so far, but AAA warns Michigan drivers shouldn’t get complacent…there is plenty of winter still left to come! Including tonight! Be careful out on those roads!
-Michigan’s Department of Natural Resources is looking for input from the public regarding the state’s public land use plan.
An updated version of the strategy has been made public on the department web site, and residents have until February 12 to comment on the plan, which will govern the 4.6 million acres of public land in Michigan.
Department officials say that the public’s feedback will be made a part of the proposal, which will be submitted to state lawmakers for approval July 1, 2021.
Those wishing to comment can go to www.michigan.gov/dnr, and click on the link to the plan.
-MHSAA director frustrated with when winter contact sports can begin. As of now, contact sports would not start until February 21st.
-Someone in Michigan hit the Billion Dollar Mega Millions jackpot on Friday – Sold at a Kroger in Novi
-It was big news on Friday, but worth mentioning again, Centreville blanked Ubly to finish perfect season with a D8 State Championship win!
-Founders Brewing unveils session wheat ale with familiar-but-different name, All Day Vacay
-Michigan auto shop pays $2,033 to clear unpaid school lunch debts. The owners of Mr. Hoxie’s cut the check to celebrate five years of business, the debts belonged to Suttons Bay…which is near Traverse City.
-Lions and Matt Stafford parting ways. They’ve hired John Dorsey to front office, Anthony Lynn on as OC, Duce Staley in as the RBs Coach. An emergency episode of the “Lass Team Standing” will be posted tonight! Just go to blogs!
-MDOT has awarded grants to three Michigan cities to help rebuild. Kalamazoo, Marhsall, and Big Rapids. The City of Kalamazoo will receive around $375,000. That total cost for the project will be around $775,575. Will be used to repair Miller Road from Emerald Drive to South Sprinkle.
Marshall is receiving $246,340, the project will cost around $307,924. They’ll be working to rebuild Kalamazoo Avenue from Michigan Ave to Industrial Drive. Intersection ramps will also be repaired.
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