Cathie Crew

Staff Writer at The Pioneer (Big Rapids, MI)

Staff Writer at The Herald Review (Big Rapids, MI)

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Remote Area Medical free clinic coming to Big Rapids

1 week ago | bigrapidsnews.com | Cathie Crew

BIG RAPIDS - The Ferris State University School of Nursing will host the Remote Area Medical Free Clinic from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday, May 31 and Sunday, June 1 at the R.L. Ewigleben Sports Complex, 210 Sports Drive, Big Rapids. RAM is a leading nonprofit provider of pop-up clinics delivering free dental, vision and medical services.
Osceola County community events calendar for April 16

1 week ago | theheraldreview.com | Cathie Crew

The following is a list of community events happening in and around the area. If you have an event you would like posted on the calendar, or if any information needs to be updated, contact [email protected]:Reed City United Methodist Church will host a series of Easter celebration events at 503 S. Chestnut St., Reed City.
Osceola County discusses emergency preparedness, economic development

1 week ago | bigrapidsnews.com | Cathie Crew

Here are the top items discussed at the regular monthly meeting of the Osceola County Board of Commissioners held at 9:30 a.m., April 15. Osceola County Emergency Management Director Mark Watkins addressed the board regarding a new Homeland Security White House Directive pertaining to state and local emergency preparedness. "I anticipate a lot of changes in the administration of grant funding priorities and a lot of different things," Watkins said.
Osceola County EMD discusses potential emergency preparedness changes

1 week ago | theheraldreview.com | Cathie Crew

A resolution of support for the 2025 911 surcharge of $3 per devise/per line.
Osceola County EMD discusses potential emergency preparedness changes

1 week ago | lakecountystar.com | Cathie Crew

A resolution of support for the 2025 911 surcharge of $3 per devise/per line.
Osceola County EMD discusses potential emergency preparedness changes

1 week ago | ourmidland.com | Cathie Crew

A resolution of support for the 2025 911 surcharge of $3 per devise/per line.
Reed City council changes meeting time to 5:30 p.m.

1 week ago | bigrapidsnews.com | Cathie Crew

REED CITY - Here are the top items discussed at the regular meeting of the Reed City City Council held at 6 p.m. on March 10, including a time change for for future meetings starting next month. MEETING TIME CHANGE The board approved a resolution changing the meeting time for regular monthly meetings from 6 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., beginning with the May 12 meeting.
Reed City council adjusts meeting time, approves sesquicentennial plan

1 week ago | lakecountystar.com | Cathie Crew

The Reed City City Council will begin meeting at 5:30 p.m., starting with the May 12 meeting in Reed City. Pioneer photos/Cathie CrewREED CITY — Here are the top items discussed at the regular meeting of the Reed City City Council held at 6 p.m. on March 10, including a time change for for future meetings starting next month.
Green Charter Township considers CFIUS review of Gotion project

1 week ago | bigrapidsnews.com | Cathie Crew

GREEN CHARTER TNP - The Green Charter Township board of trustees is considering submitting a Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S. review of the Gotion Inc. project planned for a parcel in the township's industrial zoned district. During its meeting on April 8, Green Charter Township Supervisor Jason Kruse requested the board's approval to move forward with investigating the possibility of submitting a new CIFUS review.
Mecosta County takes steps to upgrade security at county building

1 week ago | bigrapidsnews.com | Cathie Crew

The Mecosta County Board of Commissioners is taking steps to beef up security at the county building at 400 Elm St. in Big Rapids. The decision to make changes to the security protocols is not the result of any particular incident that occurred, but a precautionary measure to ensure the safety of the county employees that work there, officials said.