Sanilac Broadcasting

WMIC and WTGV-FM are part of the Sanilac Broadcasting Company, based in Sandusky. WMIC first went on the air at AM 1560 in 1968 and switched to AM 660 in 1987. The station features news and talk shows during the day, with country music offered in the mornings and evenings. WTGV started its broadcast journey in 1971 as WMIC-FM and rebranded to WTGV in 1979. Initially, it played beautiful music and easy listening tunes, but over the years, it has transformed to focus on mainstream soft adult contemporary music.

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Caseville Fire Department assists two stuck boats Wednesday afternoon

6 days ago | sanilacbroadcasting.com | Arica Frisbey

Two boat crews were stranded and required assistance Wednesday afternoon, according to Huron County Sheriff Kelly Hanson. Huron Central Dispatch received a distress call around 1:15 p.m. on Wednesday, May 7, from a worker on an out of state environmental company pontoon boat.
McKenzie Health System offers $15 sports physicals for local student-athletes

6 days ago | sanilacbroadcasting.com | Arica Frisbey

McKenzie Health System is helping student-athletes prepare for the upcoming school year by offering sports physicals for just $15 now through August 31, 2025, at all McKenzie family healthcare clinic locations. This low-cost service ensures that students entering grades 6 through 12 are cleared to participate in school sports and meet Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) requirements.
Village Trustee Robert Dost appointed Lexington's new village president at special meeting

6 days ago | sanilacbroadcasting.com | Arica Frisbey

Lexington’s council unanimously voted to appoint village trustee Bob Dost as the new village president at Thursday night’s special meeting. Dost, who joined the village council in 2024, is originally from Port Huron, but came to Lexington about five years ago to retire from his 42-year career as a dentist in Washington D.C.Also expressing interest in the president role was village trustee Christopher Cole, with both trustees questioned by the council individually at Thursday’s meeting.
Sanilac County Sheriff's Office seeks help for missing tractor

6 days ago | sanilacbroadcasting.com | Arica Frisbey

The Sanilac County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in locating a stolen tractor. The tractor, a New Holland TC35 Loader Tractor, was taken within the last week from the Minden Township area. The tractor is described as a 1999 or 2000 year model colored blue with a yellow PTO rototiller attached. If you have seen this tractor or have any information that could assist our investigation, please call Deputy Nick Gould of the Sanilac County Sheriff’s Office at 810-648-5634.
Missing Fort Gratiot man found safe

6 days ago | sanilacbroadcasting.com | Arica Frisbey

A man missing from Fort Gratiot has been found alive and well, according to the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office. 69-year-old Robert Leon Smith was reported missing last Friday, May 2, with his vehicle last seen driving near Davison on Monday, May 5. Smith, a diabetic, did not have his insulin with him, and his phone was turned off after he told a family member he was in trouble. Further details about Smith being found have not yet been shared.
North Branch teacher named Michigan's Teacher of the Year 2025

6 days ago | sanilacbroadcasting.com | Arica Frisbey

Mr. Corey Rosser, a social studies teacher at Quest High School in Lapeer County’s North Branch Area Schools, is the 2025-26 Michigan Teacher of the Year. Rosser has worked at Quest High School since its inception in 2004. The small school has about 40 students. Rosser has a bachelor’s degree from Central Michigan University and a master’s degree in educational administration from Marygrove College.
Sanilac Commissioners introduce new parks director, awards Project Connect bid

1 week ago | sanilacbroadcasting.com | Arica Frisbey

Tuesday’s meeting by the Sanilac County Board of Commissioners saw the formal introduction and appointment of the new Sanilac County Parks Director. The recently created role was filled by area native Vince Micallef, who will oversee the operation of the county’s parks. Though he was formally appointed Tuesday, Micallef has actually been in the role since April 21 of this year. Also introduced at the May 6th meeting was Jeff Ryan, the new executive director of Sanilac Transportation.
Sandusky City Council seeking municipal attorney service proposals

1 week ago | sanilacbroadcasting.com | Arica Frisbey

In addition to granting the SAVE Council permission to use the Diamond Trail Park for their annual Glow Walk on June 26, the Sandusky City Council met Monday, May 5, to discuss ordinances and fee schedules related to the cemetery. City Ordinance No. 2025-04 reworks the previous cemetery ordinances to accommodate for state law changes, as well as the addition of columbariums to Greenwood Cemetery.
Cros-Lex graduate named Washington State 2025 Family Physician Educator of the Year

1 week ago | sanilacbroadcasting.com | Nick Lien

A former Croswell resident and Croswell-Lexington High School graduate has been selected for the Washington State 2025 Family Educator of the Year. Dr. Rebecca L. Benko received the award from the Washington Academy of Physicians. She was selected amongst nominees from around the state based on letters submitted by her former resident doctors and fellows.
Imlay City ESL teacher honored by Michigan Lottery Excellence in Education award

1 week ago | sanilacbroadcasting.com | Arica Frisbey

A Lapeer County educator who is known for creating a welcoming environment for students has been honored with an Excellence In Education award from the Michigan Lottery. The award winner, Heather LaMarra, is an English as a Second Language (ESL) teacher at Weston Elementary. The school is part of Imlay City Schools. LaMarra said the excitement and challenge of being an ESL teacher inspired her to pursue a career in education.