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Tonight A few passing clouds, otherwise generally clear. Low 49F. Winds light and variable. Updated: October 11, 2020 @ 5:30 am Lawsuit in Latunski case moves forward CORUNNA — A civil lawsuit by Paul Latunski, brother of accused killer Mark Latunski, is moving forward after a hearing Thursday in 35th Circuit Court. Durand volunteers win national award DURAND — Volunteers in the city of Durand have won a national award for lighting up trees in the city’s downtown for the holidays, year after year. New nail salon opens in Chesaning CHESANING — Members of the Chesaning Chamber of Commerce board of directors celebrated the opening of Top Coat Nail Studio, 805 W. Broad St., this week. Michigan governor: `Domestic terrorists' targeted her LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said Friday that governors from both major political parties have reached out to share stories of extremism in their states since authorities revealed that a group of men had been plotting for months to kidnap her. Westown renovation looks to future OWOSSO — The before-and-after pictures are startling: A former eyesore has been transformed into a sharp building and courtyard. Frederick faces off against Garrison in 85th House race OWOSSO — State Rep. Ben Frederick, R-Owosso, is seeking his third term in the state House Nov. 3 while Democratic challenger Andrea Kelly Garrison is hoping to “pivot” the seat back into the Democratic camp after more than two decades in Republican hands. Man sent to jail for meth possession CORUNNA — A Lansing man was sentenced to one year in jail Thursday morning by 35th Circuit Court Judge Matthew Stewart for felony methamphetamine possession. 13 charged in plots against Michigan governor, police LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Agents foiled a stunning plot to kidnap Michigan Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, authorities said Thursday in announcing charges in an alleged scheme that involved months of planning and even rehearsals to snatch her from her vacation home. Chesaning puts hold on marijuana grow facilities CHESANING — The future of two proposed marijuana grow facilities along Peet Road is now unclear after the Chesaning Village Council voted 6-1 Tuesday to place a moratorium on marijuana license applications until drainage and odor issues within the village are resolved. Council seats up for grabs in Perry, Corunna, Laingsburg SHIAWASSEE COUNTY — Several city council and mayor seats are up for grabs Nov. 3 in the cities of Perry, Corunna and Laingsburg. CORUNNA — Corunna High School students have been taking part in homecoming week activites this week ahead of tonight’s football game against Owosso. OWOSSO — The Greater Lansing Food Bank is conducting a mobile food distribution from 9 to 11 a.m. Oct. 24 at Memorial Healthcare, 826 W. King St. OWOSSO — SafeCenter is planning a three-0day telethon this month as it recognizes Domestic Violence Awareness Month. SHIAWASSEE COUNTY — During Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, the American Red Cross urges eligible donors to provide hope and healing to patients fighting cancer by giving blood or platelets. RUSH TWP. — Arc Bingo will reopen at 6 p.m. Friday at the Shiawassee Conservation Association on North M-52. CORUNNA — Jaden Herrick to Nick Steinacker was a record-setting connection Friday night. NEW LOTHROP — New Lothrop flexed its collective muscle Friday, capitalizing on four forced turnovers en route to a 38-0 home victory over Ovid-Elsie. CHESANING — Tyler Purdy scored a 3-yard touchdown with 2:05 left and the Durand football team came back to beat Chesaning 20-14 Friday night and stay unbeaten. DURAND — Durand turned back Clarkston Everest Collegiate Thursday, 25-20, 25-20, 25-13. GRAND RAPIDS — The Golf Association of Michigan team started hot on a cool morning, winning five of the six four-ball matches and rolled on through singles in the afternoon to win the 48th Fuller Cup Matches 13-5 Thursday at Cascade Hills Country Club. Healthfirst Pharmacy,111 N. Washington St. in Owosso, closed its doors permanently Wednesday morning. Some customers were turned away at the doors, calls to Healthfirst were routed to Walgreens, and paper covered the store’s front windows along Washington Street. The owner declined to speak Renovations on the landmark Sandula Clock Tower in downtown Durand are complete, according to Durand Rotary President Tim Shaw. The project included the installation of LED lights, on display here, and was spurred by the Durand Rotary Club. Rotarians raised approximately $2,075 for the proje The Owosso Fire Department responded Wednesday to a house fire in the 600 block of Oakwood Avenue where firefighters discovered a basement fire that was extinguished within 15 minutes. There were no injuries during the fire, officials said. The fire remains under investigation, but appears a Classic rock tribute band Magic 5 is seen performing at the Owosso Amphitheater in this Thursday photo. Several hundred people were in attendance to watch the show, which was the final concert held this summer at the amphitheater. Corunna VFW Post 4005 recently announced its officers for 2020-21. In front is Chaplain Irene Hosking. In the middle row, from left, are Trustee Joseph Riley, Quartermaster Heidi Burbank, Trustee Randolph Garcia and Adjutant Rex Burbank Jr. In back are Senior Vice Commander Thomas Crego, Com The Magic Bus, a retro 60s tribute band, plays Thursday evening at the Owosso amphitheater as part of the Summer Concert Series. The band played songs from bands such as Grace Slick, Jefferson Airplane and many others. Library patron Dexter tries out new puppets purchased with funds donated to the Byron branch of the Community District Library. Young library patrons may use a colorful jungle-themed wall backdrop, reading rug, table and chairs, talking globe, and several animal puppets in the recently decor The Michigan State Police hosted a “coffee with cops” event Wednesday morning at McCurdy Park in Corunna. Community Service Trooper Katelyn Hammond (not pictured) said the MSP plans to conduct future events this year in various locations throughout the county. From left are Community Service U.S. Marine Corps Cpl. Tyler Russell, a combat engineer with Logistics Combat Element, Marine Rotational Force - Darwin makes targets during range preparation in the Northern Territory, Australia, July 22, 2020. The range was used for live-fire squad attack training as a part of a weeklong f

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