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This year’s 4-H Fair ...
royalty are, from left, Airabella Marshall, Princess, Braelyn Rogers, Queen, and Emery Baur, Little Miss.

Montmorency County 4-H Fair royalty crowned
Braelyn Rogers has been crowned Montmorency County 4-H Fair Queen. Airabella Marshall is Princess, and Emery Baur is Little Miss. >> Full Story

County to seek a special millage in November election
County commissioners at the regular county board meeting on July 23 voted in favor of seeking a special millage in the Nov. 3 election to offset Headlee rollbacks that have decreased the amount of general operation millage levied. >> Full Story

Montmorency County 4-H Fair
“Blue Jeans and Country Dreams” was the theme of this year’s Montmorency County 4-H Fair. >> Full Story

Death Notices
Full obituaries are in the Tribune print & paid online edition
William M. Journeau
Patricia A. Wurtsmith

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