Spring Projects Taking Shape Around Town

Au Gres, MI · March 28, 2026

Saturday greetings—weekend vibes are here with milder air and those first hints of green pushing through. Plenty to catch up on from a busy week, plus tomorrow's lineup.

🏙️ Local Pulse

Youth Ballfields Nearing Completion
Au Gres area youth ballfields by the soccer field on S Court Street hit major milestones this week, with construction wrapping up for spring play. A joint effort by the city, townships, volunteers, and grants from Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe and Arenac Community Funds means kids gear up soon.

Campsite Expansion on Track
Work advances on 28 full hook-up campsites and two ADA-compliant cabins at the old airport site, funded partly by a $400,000 DNR grant. Spring 2026 opening will boost local stays without straying far from home.

Tax Scam Alerts Issued
State Treasury warns of rising phone scams and phishing as April 15 nears—hang up on unsolicited calls claiming owed taxes. Locals urged to verify everything through official channels only.

🌤️ Today's Outlook

  • High 52°F · Low 34°F
  • Mostly sunny with light winds—perfect for yard work or a disc golf round at the old airport course. Watch for wet spots near the river if heading out early.

📅 What's On Around Town

  • Disc Golf at Old Airport End of Industrial Park Drive Dawn to dusk 20 challenging holes through woods and open fields stay open daily—grab discs for a free, low-key family outing on this clear weekend.

  • Au Gres Area Library Programs 304 E Michigan Avenue All day (check hours) Pick up early literacy reads or community resources; staff highlights relationship-building for kids amid spring story times.

  • Pinconning: Boys & Girls Club Open Play Pinconning Community Center, short drive north 10:00 AM–4:00 PM Fun games and activities for youth—a quick 20-minute trip for parents needing a spot to burn energy.

📸 Spotlight & Story

Au Gres Disc Golf Course
Tucked on the old airport property, this 20-hole gem has surged in popularity over recent years, drawing locals for its mix of wooded tight shots and open bombers. Park at Industrial Park Drive's end and lose a few hours—city crews keep it pristine, proving small-town rec punches above its weight.

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