Tri-County Times

10/16/2025

Maybe the Lake Fenton varsity football team still can make the playoffs after all.

The Blue Devils (3-4) picked up a vital win — and some vital playoff points — earning a 43-35 road victory against the Clio Mustangs on Friday.

Maybe the Lake Fenton varsity football team still can make the playoffs after all. The Blue Devils (3-4) picked up a vital win — and some vital playoff points — earning a 43-35 road victory against the Clio Mustangs on Friday. A look at the most recent playoff point summary charts for Division 4...

10/16/2025

Organizers estimate that 800 people attended Witches Night Out this past Friday. See more photos here-

https://tctimes.com/articles/news/hundreds-attend-witches-night-out/

10/16/2025

The Tyrone Township Board of Trustees discussed the 2024-2025 township audit during its meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 7, which received a “favorable unmodified opinion.”

The Tyrone Township Board of Trustees discussed the 2024-2025 township audit during its meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 7, which received a “favorable unmodified opinion.” Joe Verlin of Gabridge and Company, an accountant firm in Grand Rapids, presented the township’s 2024-2025 audit. According to th...

10/15/2025

These days it seems the Holly varsity football team gets better each week.

Holly (4-3 overall and 3-2 in the Flint Metro League Stripes Division) scored a season-best 40 points leading the Bronchos to a 40-12 Stripes Division victory against the Kearsley Hornets.

These days it seems the Holly varsity football team gets better each week. Holly (4-3 overall and 3-2 in the Flint Metro League Stripes Division) scored a season-best 40 points leading the Bronchos to a 40-12 Stripes Division victory against the Kearsley Hornets. The win locks the Bronchos in a thre...

10/15/2025

What do you think about Michigan's public school students receiving free breakfast and lunch at school? The recently signed state education bill allocates funding for this program.

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10/15/2025

The Fenton Tigers scored two TDs in the final 5:15 to earn a 46-41 victory against the Linden Eagles, earning the Stripes Division title once again.

Fenton — It had everything a rivalry game is supposed to have. It had offense. It had turnovers. It had lead changes. And it had a Flint Metro League Stripes Division title with a spot to the Flint Metro League Championship game on the line as well. What a dandy game it was. When it was all done, ...

10/15/2025

Three suspects broke into approximately 30 vehicles in the early morning of Oct. 7 and stole wallets, money and loose change, according to Fenton police.

Three suspects broke into approximately 30 vehicles in the early morning of Oct. 7 and stole a lot of merchandise, according to Fenton police. Three people are currently in custody. Sgt. Cole Hopkins of the Fenton Police Department said around 4 a.m., Grand Blanc police stopped a blue Jeep Cherokee....

10/15/2025

Randy Wise Ford in Ortonville is hiring State Certified Auto Technicians -Call today!

10/15/2025

MISSING CAT— This 5-year-old cat, who responds to Gary or Dolly, has been missing since Oct. 4. She was last seen near the corner of Lovejoy Road and Bird Road in Argentine Township. She's a short-haired tortoiseshell calico, mostly black with orange mittens and with an orange and white patch on her neck.
If you find her, call Emily at 810-515-0555.

10/15/2025

The Lake Fenton varsity boys soccer team knew they were the overwhelming favorites when the Blue Devils began with an opening district contest against Corunna.

Apparently, the Blue Devils didn’t take the contest for granted, earning a 7-0 home victory.

The Lake Fenton varsity boys soccer team knew they were the overwhelming favorites when the Blue Devils began with an opening district contest against Corunna. After all, the Blue Devils defeated Corunna 9-3 on Aug. 25 the last time the squads faced off. But during tourney time, nothing is taken for...

10/15/2025

Thanks to a state program and $50,000 raised by the community, the Village of Byron is working to transform a vacant lot downtown into a community gathering space and future riverwalk along the Shiawassee River for the Byron Pocket Park project.

Thanks to a state program and $50,000 raised by the community, the Village of Byron is working to transform a vacant lot downtown into a community gathering space and future riverwalk along the Shiawassee River for the Byron Pocket Park project. The Byron Pocket Park, on Saginaw Street between a mun...

10/14/2025

What was your favorite Halloween costume you wore as a kid?

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