Cheryl Holladay is a journalist with a focus on culture and society at various publications, including H L Resorter, Crawford County Avalanche, Inc., and Cadillac News. She covers a wide array of topics such as health and wellness, family relationships, parenting, and competitive sports, often exploring the intersections of these themes through events and festivals. Cheryl's work reflects her passion for community engagement and is featured in notable outlets across her field.
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Cheryl's coverage seems to revolve around local community events, volunteer work, and entertainment news, with a focus on family & relationships. Given this emphasis, reaching out with pitches related to human interest stories about local individuals or groups involved in community events and volunteer work could be well-received.
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By: Cheryl Holladay
A new affiliate of Love INC (Love in the Name of Christ) is coming to Grayling next year to carry out its mission of mobilizing “local Christian churches to transform lives and communities in the name of Christ.” Love INC is a national non-denominational organization that partners with local churches to help people in need. Love INC Vision Carrier and […]
By: Cheryl Holladay
By Cheryl Holladay Forbidden Fruit Apple Orchard, 8175 E. Sunset Dr., Roscommon, had several visitors Oct. 4, a partly sunny, blue-sky day. Jake Dibbet, his parents, Mark and Wendy Dibbett of Roscommon, and his girlfriend, Emma Hughes, were enjoying the afternoon, and planned to watch the Detroit Lions play later that evening. Mark and Wendy Dibbett had purchased honeycrisp apples […]
By: Cheryl Holladay
A new Skilled Trades Incentive Program, established through the Crawford AuSable Excellence in Education Foundation (CAEEF), will provide financial incentives to Grayling High School students who choose to enroll in a skilled trades training program following graduation. Area business leaders gathered Oct. 7 at Grayling Country Club to learn about the new initiative, which is designed to encourage GHS seniors […]
By: Cheryl Holladay
By Cheryl Holladay Lyon Township is currently being assisted by the Roscommon County Clerk’s office with questions about absentee voter (AV) ballots. Roscommon County Clerk Michelle Stevenson recently posted on social media informing Lyon Township voters that if they had submitted an application to vote by absentee ballot and did not receive it for the
Harold Leroy Scott, 102, Roscommon, died Oct. 18, 2026, at The Brook of Roscommon. Per his request, he will be remembered privately by family. Donations may be made in his memory to First Congregational Church, P.O. Box 215, Roscommon, MI 48653. Arrangements were handled by Wagner and Walsh Funeral Directors, Roscommon. Mr. Scott was born March 10, 1924, to Henry […]
BEDAZZLED BROOMSTICKSMichal Fearncombe of Marine City decorates a broom during a workshop at Witches Weekend, held at the Houghton Lake Historical Playhouse and Historical Village.
FIRST-TIMERSJoe and Laurie Wilson of Muskegon were ready to ride in their 2022 Polaris RZR 1000 Saturday morning. They had heard about the event on social media. “I'm excited,” Laurie Wilson said.
TWO VEHICLES, THREE TRANSPORTSDenton Township firefighters work at the scene of a two-vehicle crash that occurred Oct. 14 at about 2:50 p.m.
By Cheryl Holladay The Houghton Lake Improvement Board approved a special assessment district rate increase for the winter tax season.
A.R.K. educator Jared Wright (left) talks to Collins Elementary students about Odin, a Virginia opossum, during Bart’s Day Oct. 23. He said female Virginia opossums are pregnant for only about two weeks, which is the shortest gestation period of any mammal in North America. After birth, baby opossums crawl unassisted from the birth canal into
