Joe Warner

2 days ago | 9and10news.com | Joe Warner

05-13-2025 at 07:22:52 PM EDT| Updated 05-13-2025 at 07:23:05 PM EDTTwo town hall meetings are scheduled for residents of Wexford County concerned about PFAS. — CADILLAC — Two town hall meetings are scheduled for residents of Wexford County concerned about PFAS. The first meeting is 7 p.m. May 14 in the Cadillac High School auditorium. Community members may attend free and participate in the discussion. The event will be livestreamed on UpNorthLive.

1 week ago | 9and10news.com | Joe Warner

05-08-2025 at 02:20:38 PM EDT| Updated 05-08-2025 at 02:24:34 PM EDTMANTON — Manton Consolidated Schools will start another construction project with funds from a $7.4 million bond project supported by voters in November 2023. At a special meeting May 7, a quorum of Harold Kibbe, Randy Sucharski, Brandie Sigler and Mark Powers unanimously approved five motions to add a baseball diamond, softball diamond and cross country course to offer more opportunities for student-athletes.

Nov 14, 2024 | yahoo.com | Joe Warner

Irish actor Paul Mascal reportedly gained 18lb (8.1kg) of lean muscle mass for his role in the Gladiator sequel - PAGenerate Key TakeawaysTo follow in the sandal-clad footsteps of Russell Crowe’s Oscar-winning performance of Maximus in Gladiator is not for the faint of heart. Nor the weedy of limb.

Jun 10, 2024 | 9and10news.com | Joe Warner

At the Back to the Bricks car show in Cadillac on June 9, 2024. By Joe Warner, 9&10 NewsAt the Back to the Bricks car show in Cadillac on June 9, 2024. By Joe Warner, 9&10 NewsAt the Back to the Bricks car show in Cadillac on June 9, 2024. By Joe Warner, 9&10 NewsThe Back to the Bricks classic car tour included a weekend stop in Cadillac on June 9. With shows in Flint, Jackson, Cadillac, Clare and Port Huron this week, the annual event showcases dozens of classic cars to newer sports cars.

Oct 16, 2023 | unfilteredonline.com | Joe Warner

James Haskell: Under The Skin interviewFor most people, one hugely successful international career would be more than enough. But James Haskell isn’t most people. After more than a decade of playing rugby union for England and some of the biggest club sides in the world, James hung up his boots only to pick up his headphones and begin a second career as an international DJ.