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A Blast from the FutureTelemedicine is Here

In the classic ‘60s animated TV series, “The Jetsons”, the year was 2062 and everyday life was one of computer screens, buttons, robots and flying cars. In the future, when....

In the classic ‘60s animated TV series, “The Jetsons”, the year was 2062 and everyday life was one of computer screens, buttons, robots and flying cars. In the future, when someone gets sick, the doctor is just a button away. No travel needed, prescriptions are issued electronically and then delivered to your door. Healthcare is quick, efficient and accessible. With technology, anything is possible.

Anesthesiologist Honored with Spirit of St. Joseph Award

GRAND BLANC, MI – On January 25, 2024, Ascension Genesys Hospital Foundation honored Michael J. Danic, DO, FASA, FASAM as the recipient of the Spirit of St. Joseph Award at....

GRAND BLANC, MI – On January 25, 2024, Ascension Genesys Hospital Foundation honored Michael J. Danic, DO, FASA, FASAM as the recipient of the Spirit of St. Joseph Award at the annual Oak Tree Gala held at Genesys Conference & Banquet Center. The award is presented annually to a physician in recognition of their dedication and commitment to excellent medical care, and their service at Ascension Genesys Hospital.

The Housing Market

Higher interest rates usually result in falling house prices, as the higher mortgage interest rate increases the monthly payment. Consider a $250,000 house purchased with a 20% downpayment. When the....

Higher interest rates usually result in falling house prices, as the higher mortgage interest rate increases the monthly payment. Consider a $250,000 house purchased with a 20% downpayment. When the 30-year fixed mortgage rate is 3%, as it was in 2021, the monthly payment is about $850. When this interest rate rises to 7.5% as it did in 2023, the monthly payment doubles to $1,400. Housing thus becomes less affordable and the demand for houses falls, reducing their price; the fact that this did not happen in 2023 was surprising. A likely explanation for this is that housing supply remains constrained, which is keeping prices elevated.

The Joy is in The Giving

It’s February, when Valentine’s Day gives us an opportunity to show our loved ones how much they mean to us. In 2023, Americans showed their love to the tune of....

It’s February, when Valentine’s Day gives us an opportunity to show our loved ones how much they mean to us. In 2023, Americans showed their love to the tune of nearly $26 billion in greeting cards, candy, flowers, fine dining, jewelry, clothing and more. But contrary to popular opinion, Valentine’s Day is not really a “Hallmark Holiday.”  It has actually been celebrated since the 5th century, long before any of the businesses benefiting from the day existed.

Black History Month HighlightJoe Gage: Boxer, Barber, Firefighter, Leader

Joe Gage wanted a quiet birthday. On the day he turned 87, he was to be honored by a small group of local businessmen for his contributions to Flushing’s economy....

Joe Gage wanted a quiet birthday. On the day he turned 87, he was to be honored by a small group of local businessmen for his contributions to Flushing’s economy as a member of its Board of Commerce, for his voice on the Village Council and for his unwavering support of its community at-large. As word got out, however, what was meant to be a small ceremony became one of the biggest community dinners, drawing the largest crowd to Flushing in its young history. The event was attended by over 1,300 people who all came to pay their respects to Flushing’s top man of integrity and high-esteem. Gage was moved, saying “I don’t know what I’ve done to deserve all this. I don’t think I deserve it. I’ve lived a long and happy life, especially the part I’ve lived in Flushing.”

Wedding Style = YOUR Style!

As this is the annual My City “Bridal Issue” I want to set the tone for this month’s “My Style” piece with some recent wedding statistics from Vogue and Pinterest.....

As this is the annual My City  “Bridal Issue” I want to set the tone for this month’s “My Style” piece with some recent wedding statistics from Vogue  and Pinterest.

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A Blast from the FutureTelemedicine is Here

In the classic ‘60s animated TV series, “The Jetsons”, the year was 2062 and everyday life was one of computer screens, buttons, robots and flying cars. In the future, when....

In the classic ‘60s animated TV series, “The Jetsons”, the year was 2062 and everyday life was one of computer screens, buttons, robots and flying cars. In the future, when someone gets sick, the doctor is just a button away. No travel needed, prescriptions are issued electronically and then delivered to your door. Healthcare is quick, efficient and accessible. With technology, anything is possible.

Anesthesiologist Honored with Spirit of St. Joseph Award

GRAND BLANC, MI – On January 25, 2024, Ascension Genesys Hospital Foundation honored Michael J. Danic, DO, FASA, FASAM as the recipient of the Spirit of St. Joseph Award at....

GRAND BLANC, MI – On January 25, 2024, Ascension Genesys Hospital Foundation honored Michael J. Danic, DO, FASA, FASAM as the recipient of the Spirit of St. Joseph Award at the annual Oak Tree Gala held at Genesys Conference & Banquet Center. The award is presented annually to a physician in recognition of their dedication and commitment to excellent medical care, and their service at Ascension Genesys Hospital.

The Housing Market

Higher interest rates usually result in falling house prices, as the higher mortgage interest rate increases the monthly payment. Consider a $250,000 house purchased with a 20% downpayment. When the....

Higher interest rates usually result in falling house prices, as the higher mortgage interest rate increases the monthly payment. Consider a $250,000 house purchased with a 20% downpayment. When the 30-year fixed mortgage rate is 3%, as it was in 2021, the monthly payment is about $850. When this interest rate rises to 7.5% as it did in 2023, the monthly payment doubles to $1,400. Housing thus becomes less affordable and the demand for houses falls, reducing their price; the fact that this did not happen in 2023 was surprising. A likely explanation for this is that housing supply remains constrained, which is keeping prices elevated.

The Joy is in The Giving

It’s February, when Valentine’s Day gives us an opportunity to show our loved ones how much they mean to us. In 2023, Americans showed their love to the tune of....

It’s February, when Valentine’s Day gives us an opportunity to show our loved ones how much they mean to us. In 2023, Americans showed their love to the tune of nearly $26 billion in greeting cards, candy, flowers, fine dining, jewelry, clothing and more. But contrary to popular opinion, Valentine’s Day is not really a “Hallmark Holiday.”  It has actually been celebrated since the 5th century, long before any of the businesses benefiting from the day existed.

Black History Month HighlightJoe Gage: Boxer, Barber, Firefighter, Leader

Joe Gage wanted a quiet birthday. On the day he turned 87, he was to be honored by a small group of local businessmen for his contributions to Flushing’s economy....

Joe Gage wanted a quiet birthday. On the day he turned 87, he was to be honored by a small group of local businessmen for his contributions to Flushing’s economy as a member of its Board of Commerce, for his voice on the Village Council and for his unwavering support of its community at-large. As word got out, however, what was meant to be a small ceremony became one of the biggest community dinners, drawing the largest crowd to Flushing in its young history. The event was attended by over 1,300 people who all came to pay their respects to Flushing’s top man of integrity and high-esteem. Gage was moved, saying “I don’t know what I’ve done to deserve all this. I don’t think I deserve it. I’ve lived a long and happy life, especially the part I’ve lived in Flushing.”

Wedding Style = YOUR Style!

As this is the annual My City “Bridal Issue” I want to set the tone for this month’s “My Style” piece with some recent wedding statistics from Vogue and Pinterest.....

As this is the annual My City  “Bridal Issue” I want to set the tone for this month’s “My Style” piece with some recent wedding statistics from Vogue  and Pinterest.

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How Do Tattoos, Hope and Faith Interact?

PHOTOS COURTESY OF TRANSFIGURATION LUTHERAN CHURCH   People either love tattoos or hate them. And people either have hope and faith, or they don’t. Imagine if you combined tattoos, hope and faith. What good things could result? Members and leaders at Fenton’s Transfiguration Lutheran Church (TLC) are discovering what can happen when people of all

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Michael and Megan Simpson’s LOVE STORY

How and when did you first meet? Megan and I were introduced by a close friend on August 18, 2024. Tell us about the proposal. The proposal took place in front of a small group of friends whom we considered family. Before I asked Megan, I told her all the ways she was perfect for

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COLUMNS

Grateful, Thankful, Blessed

So, what are you thankful for? Just warming you up before Aunt Nancy asks you in front of everyone at the Thanksgiving dinner table. You need to have an answer ready, and it better be good. You won’t get a grade on it or anything, but you don’t want to say, “turkey,” and watch everyone

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Spending Saving Taxing GivingYear End Considerations

When it comes to your money, there are only four things you can really do with it: spend it, pay taxes, save it or give it away. With year-end right around the corner, it’s a great time to review our financial blessings and make decisions about our money. It’s also a great time to look

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EDITORS LETTERS

Editor’s Letter

With Veterans Day right around the corner and Thanksgiving later this month, November is the perfect time to look inward and give thanks for the many blessings in our lives. Those blessings can be as simple as witnessing a beautiful sunrise while frost covers the ground or as significant as welcoming a new baby into

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Editor’s Letter

October is here. The kids are settling into their school routines while busy parents and we grandparents are entering activities onto our calendars and into our phones so we won’t miss a thing. The days are cooler, leaves are beginning to fall, apple orchards are calling our names, college football is in full stride and

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SPONSORED

Seven Decades of Family, Food and TraditionA Davison landmark built on loyalty, memories and a love of bringing people together

For more than seven decades, Whitey’s Restaurant has been much more than a place to enjoy a great meal. Since opening in 1955, the Davison landmark has become a gathering place where generations of families have celebrated milestones, shared Friday night dinners and created the everyday memories that often become the most cherished. For the

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The Vault DowntownHistoric Architecture. Modern Flavor.

One of Downtown Fenton’s newest dining destinations is rooted in one of the city’s oldest stories. Housed inside a beautifully restored former bank at 100 S. Leroy St., The Vault has transformed a piece of Fenton’s history into a sophisticated seafood and steakhouse where the building’s past is as much a part of the experience

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EATS

A Fresh Vision for a Beloved Dining Destination

By Sharon Stone Since opening in 1995, Sagano Sushi & Hibachi Steakhouse has built a reputation for delivering a unique Asian dining experience featuring creative cuisine, fresh sushi, and entertaining hibachi prepared by exceptional chefs. With a commitment to quality food, hospitality, and memorable experiences, Sagano has become a favorite destination for celebrations, special occasions,

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Big Flavor, Big Portions and a Local Owner Who Wouldn’t Have It Any Other Way

Tucked into the Silver Pointe Shopping Center on Silver Parkway in Fenton, Hippo’s Pizza may be easy to overlook from the road, but locals who have discovered it know there’s something different about this independently owned restaurant. For owner John Forsmark, a Fenton native and U.S. veteran, Hippo’s isn’t part of a national chain or

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