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Former Reed City football coach Monty Price (second from right) watches his Belding team during a 7-on-7 scrimmage at Big Rapids on Thursday.

Is the Price right at Belding?

Evart held several activities to celebrate the 4th of July, as well as the city's sesquicentennial.

Evart holds activities for Fourth of July, sesquicentennial

A group of students from the Marion Public Schools SEEDS EcoSchool program visited the Twin Creek Nature Area in Evart to learn about ecology and sustainability recently.

Twin Creek Nature Area hosts ecology camp in Evart

The Evart Public Schools board of education addressed updates to curriculum and extracurriculars in planning for the upcoming school year during its most recent meeting on June 30.

Evart school board approves curriculum proposals

A wooden bridge spanning across the Rifle River.

4 Michigan river trips sure to please any outdoor enthusiast

Dark, thickened stripes between leaf veins are early signs of beech leaf disease.

Invasive beech leaf disease confirmed in Michigan

FILE - A woman walks inside a hallway on Monday, Aug. 6, 2018, at Commonwealth Health Moses Taylor Hospital in Scranton, Pa. There are several things that can prevent you from getting therapy or other mental health treatment. A social stigma against needing that kind of help is a big one, as is the inability to take time out of the workday for appointments. But for many, the biggest blocker of all is the cost. You might not find a lot of therapists in your area that take your insurance, and even if you do, they may not be accepting new patients. Thankfully, you can access affordable mental health care through work or school, at teaching hospitals or through a therapist offering reduced pricing. (Butch Comegys/The Times-Tribune via AP, File)

Millennial Money: Getting therapy when cost is a barrier

Ice Mountain has been awarded the Green Infrastructure Project award from the Wildlife Habitat Council for their work on the Twin Creek nature Area in Evart, and educational conservation site.

Ice Mountain receives award for Twin Creek Nature Area project

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