Gaylord Herald Times

The Gaylord Herald Times is a newspaper based in Gaylord, Michigan, published two times a week. It began its twice-weekly format in May 1999. In 2006, the paper was acquired by Schurz Communications, which also took over its sister papers, the Petoskey News-Review and the Charlevoix Courier.

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Petoskey's Alison Bailey feeling good as she runs down another finals trip

1 day ago | petoskeynews.com | Drew Kochanny

Petoskey track and field athlete Alison Bailey had a strong start to her final season, setting personal records and aiming for state qualifiers. Bailey achieved a personal best in the 400-meter dash with a time of 1:00.07 and contributed to the 4x200 relay team's success. She aims to qualify for the state meet in the 400-meter, 4x200, and 4x400 relays, and break the one-minute mark in the 400.
Week 3 Michigan high school girls soccer rankings, April 21

2 days ago | petoskeynews.com | Drew Kochanny

Things are staying the same atop the Michigan High School Soccer Coaches Association rankings this week, though some are beginning to make their climb. Saline (Division 1), Hudsonville Unity Christian (D2), Grand Rapids Catholic Central (D3) and Royal Oak Shrine Catholic (D4) all remained at the top of their respective division, but there was movement throughout each poll.
Petoskey soccer, baseball and softball all sweep in Traverse City, start BNC 2-0

2 days ago | petoskeynews.com | Drew Kochanny

Petoskey girls soccer defeated Traverse City Central 2-1, improving to 2-0 in the Big North Conference. Petoskey baseball swept Traverse City Central with strong pitching performances from Garrett Wodek and Peyton Harmon. Petoskey softball remains undefeated at 11-0 after sweeping Traverse City Central, starting 2-0 in conference play.
Boyne City’s Hills reaches Michigan football coaching peak, enters hall of fame

2 days ago | petoskeynews.com | Drew Kochanny

Former Boyne City High School football coach Dave Hills will be inducted into the Michigan High School Football Coaches Hall of Fame. Hills coached the Ramblers for 16 years across two stints, compiling a 125-45 record and leading them to two state semifinal appearances. The induction ceremony will take place on June 20 in Southfield, Michigan. BOYNE CITY — Dave Hills just can’t step away from it all at Boyne City. He loves it too much.
Petoskey tennis team stays hot atop lineup; Check out the top performers for April 21

3 days ago | petoskeynews.com | Drew Kochanny

The slow starts to the season have been well documented. But the Petoskey girls tennis team is trying to make the most of it, even as the wind, temperatures and wet conditions have kept them away. Late last week brought a new opporuntity to get outside and get Big North Conference duals started, as they met up with Traverse City West and took a 5-3 loss, though plenty of heats delivered blows to the Titans’ armour.
Vote for the News-Review's Harbor Brenn Insurance Athlete of the Week: April 14-19

4 days ago | petoskeynews.com | Drew Kochanny

It's time to vote for the Petoskey News-Review Athlete of the Week brought to you by Harbor Brenn Insurance Agencies and Auto Owners insurance!All results come from Monday, April 14 through Saturday, April 21 from Emmet and Charlevoix Counties. The first local standout named Athlete of the Week for the spring season was East Jordan senior baseball player Brenden Aenis, who got off to a great start on the baseball field for the Red Devils. He carried that start into last week as well.
Forecasting the unpredictable: How Northern Michigan’s weather outlook gets calculated

6 days ago | petoskeynews.com | Annie Doyle

Long-range weather forecasting remains challenging, even with modern technology. The National Weather Service uses a combination of real-time data, satellite imagery and global models for predictions. Forecast accuracy decreases as the prediction timeframe extends further into the future.
BREAKING: John, Amy Flynn out as Harbor Springs basketball coaches

6 days ago | petoskeynews.com | Drew Kochanny

Harbor Springs High School boys and girls varsity basketball coaches John and Amy Flynn will not return next season. During their four-year tenure, Amy Flynn led the girls team to an 80-14 record and two district championships, while John Flynn led the boys team to a 60-35 record and two district championships. Both coaches are former standout basketball players at Grand Valley State University and were candidates for regional coach of the year this season.
Northmen baseball sweeps home openers on walk-off, Petoskey soccer wins BNC opener

1 week ago | petoskeynews.com | Drew Kochanny

PETOSKEY — The Petoskey baseball team were kings of the walk-off last season. It’s a good time when wins can be had in dramatic fashion at home, but it’s also a nerve-racking way to go about stacking wins. This Northmen group seems to thrive on it, however, showing so with a walk-off victory in the second game of the home opener against Elk Rapids Thursday. Petoskey earned wins of 10-5 and 3-2, pulling off the nightcap on an eighth inning walk-off error that scored senior Brendan Swiss.
'Anytime you can start 7-0, it feels really good': Petoskey softball having fun in 2025

1 week ago | petoskeynews.com | Drew Kochanny

The Petoskey High School softball team is off to a 7-0 start to their 2025 season. The team's success is attributed to a positive team dynamic and strong pitching performances. Senior pitcher Bre VerCautren has been instrumental in the team's wins, contributing both on the mound and at the plate. PETOSKEY — Winning is fun. That’s of course a given, no matter what sport you’re talking about.