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Photos by Gary Gould GRAND BLANC — Grand Blanc High School graduate Grant Fisher, the first American man ever to medal in both the 5,000m and 10,000m at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, returned home to a hero’s welcome last week when he was grand marshal of the Grand Blanc High School Homecoming Parade. Fisher was on hand at the Tailgate Party prior to the parade and homecoming game to sign autographs for students. He was also present for a che…

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Photos by Gary Gould Davison Community Schools celebrating Homecoming 2024 on Friday, Sept. 20 with a parade from the Cardinal Stadium at Davison High School to downtown Davison on Main Street. The Davison Varsity Football team defeated Saginaw Heritage with a score of 45-22. The 2024 Homecoming Queen was Gracie Wright (pictured here with court member Dominic Perez during the parade). The Homecoming King was Braylen Naves, while Miss Congenialit…

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FLINT — NanoGraf, an advanced silicon anode battery material company enabling stronger, lighter, and longer-lasting lithium-ion batteries, announced last week it has been awarded a $60 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Manufacturing and Energy Supply Chains under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) fund supporting new and expanded commercial-scale domestic battery manufacturing projects. Additional matching grant d…

NanoGraf awarded $60 million to build battery material factory at former Buick City site - Davison Index

MUNDY TWP. — Mundy Township is back in the spotlight after reports circulated last week that a California-based advanced manufacturing company may have its eye on the proposed megasite. Several sources identified the potential developer as Western Digital Technologies, makers of data storage devices, which are semiconductor products. State Sen. John Cherry said in a telephone interview Monday he has not been told the identity of the company eyin…

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A look back at an earlier Genesee Health Plan Drive-Thru Vaccine event. Photo provided FLINT — As fall quickly approaches, so does flu season. For the last ten years, Genesee Health Plan (GHP) along with several community partners, is hosting its annual “Drive- Thru Vaccine” event from 3-6 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 27. All are welcome regardless of whether they have health coverage. Attendees can drive-thru the service bay, roll down their window an…

Genesee Health Plan providing flu vaccines, opioid overdose training and more at ‘Drive-Thru Vaccine’ event Sept. 27 - Davison Index

Friends of the Grand Blanc Grid members Loren Crandell, Jeff Rains, Joanie Towarnicky and Jerry and Demi Thornton presented signs to Randy and Chris Wise to thank them for installing a walkway in front of the dealership that is currently under construction on Holly Road. Photo by Lania Rocha GRAND BLANC TWP. — At first glance, it may look like a sidewalk to nowhere, but it’s actually another piece of the puzzle known as the Grand Blanc Grid. Las…

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Clarification  In a Sept. 12 article in the Genesee County View regarding restoration work needed at the historical F.E. Woolley Building in Davison, the Davison Area Historical Society has revised the details of who to make donation checks out to for the project. Checks to the museum to repair the Woolley building should be made out to the Davison Historical Museum, 263 E. Fourth St., Davison MI, 48423. — G.G.  DHS Homecoming is Friday, Sept. 2…

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The Woolley building, located next door to the Davison Historical Museum, 263 E. Fourth St., in Davison. Photo by Gary Gould DAVISON — The Woolley Building, a 131-year-old landmark of the Davison Area Historical Society, is in need of immediate repairs to its joists and flooring due to damage caused by beetles and carpenter ants. To begin the restoration process, the historical society needs to hire a structural engineer to assess the extent of …

Historical Woolley Building in need of community support - Davison Index

RICHFIELD TWP. — When voters go to the polls Nov. 5 in Richfield Township, they will have to pick from a field of six candidates to decide who will represent them on the board of trustees for the next four-years. Republicans, Don Harris and John W. Minto; Democrats Keith Pyles (incumbent) and returning candidate Gerald Masters; and two no-party affiliation candidates, Brandon S. Davis and Justin L. Layman are vying to fill the two trustee seats …

SIX VYING FOR TWO TRUSTEE SEATS IN RICHFIELD TOWNSHIP - Davison Index

FLUSHING — Crosses will begin appearing on the lawn at St. Michael Byzantine Catholic Church on Elms Rd. in Flushing starting Oct. 13 in an effort to raise awareness and reduce prevalence of veteran suicide. The cross planting project is being coordinated by an Ann-Arbor-based nonprofit organization 22aday.org that aims to reduce the prevalence of veteran suicide through public awareness campaigns and also provides veterans, caregivers and loved…

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