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Marathon Minute

Since 1947, The Annual Ausable River Canoe Marathon!

From Grayling to Osoda!  One Hundred Twenty Miles of Action!

Known as "The Worlds Toughest and Longest!

Listen to "Marathon Minutes" - 6o second vignettes, Snapshots into the Rich history of the Ausable River Canoe Marathon!  Aired Monday thru Saturday at 9:20, 12:20 & 4:20!  Brought to you By:

Mary Becker's Heart of Up North Realty, GOC Truck Driving School, Oscoda

Dean Arbour Chevrolet, East Tawas & Dean Arbour Ford, Tawas City

Griff & Son Tree Service, Serving You Since "72"

Gilbert's Drug Store, Oscoda

 

 

Woodworker Shoppe

We Have our Winner!

CONGRATULATIONS!

to our latest winner of the Backyard BBQ Blowout! The 2025 Winner is Gregory Pancost of Oscoda! Gregory won over $4,200 in prizes that will be delivered to his backyard for the Party Of The Summer! Thanks to everyone who registered!  

Fishing Report

Sponsored By: Franks Great Outdoors, M-13 Linwood

And Plowman's Collision, 3146 US-23, Alpena

Where To Go, What To Do - Great Places!

 Where To Go, What To Do here in Northeast Michigan can be heard on WKJC FMThursday at 4:15 p.m. and 5:15 p.m.Friday at 5:15 p.m. and 6:15 p.m. and Saturday at 11:15 a.m. &nbs...

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12 charged with allegedly using drones to smuggle contraband into prisons

A drone is seen carrying a payload as photographed by the Georgia Department of Corrections. (Georgia Department of Corrections)

(NEW YORK) -- Twelve individuals have been charged in what the Justice Department is calling a vast conspiracy to smuggle contraband into 10 federal prisons across the country through a coordinated drone operation.

The 17-count indictment, unsealed Wednesday, alleges th...

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Dozens killed as 2 powerful earthquakes rock Venezuela, president says

A magnitude 7.2 earthquake struck Venezuela and other regions in the Caribbean on June 24, 2026, in Caracas, Venezuela. (Photo by Edilzon Gamez/Getty Images)

(CARACAS, Venezuela) -- Two powerful earthquakes -- a 7.2 magnitude quake followed just seconds later by a 7.5 -- rocked the coast of Venezuela on Wednesday evening, killing dozens of people, knocking down buildings in the capital and send...

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US Park Police seek to ID person in Reflecting Pool vandalism investigation

National Park Service employees and contractors use vacuums to remove green algae from the bottom of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool on June 18, 2026 in Washington, DC. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

(WASHINGTON) -- U.S. Park Police are seeking assistance in identifying a person wanted in connection to a "destruction of government property" investigation related to the Lincoln Memorial Ref...

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Global oil prices fall to lowest level since before the Iran War

A cargo ship remains anchored on May 16, 2026 in the Strait of Hormuz near Larak Island, Iran. (Majid Saeedi/Getty Images)

(NEW YORK) -- Global oil prices on Wednesday fell to their lowest level since before the outbreak of theIran war.

Brent crude futures, the benchmark index for worldwide trading, dropped to $73.50 a barrel. That figure, which amounted to a nearly 5% decline on Wednesday, mar...

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In brief: 'King of the Hill' gets season 15 trailer and more

The search for the new James Bond seems to be shaking (not stirring) up. Deadline reports that Denis Villeneuve, who is set to direct the next James Bond film for Amazon MGM Studios, has started informing the talent who have made it to the next round of auditions. According to the outlet, Villeneuve has been calling the talent directly, with the next round of auditions set for the month of Augu...

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Cervical cancer deaths 49% higher for women living in poverty: Report

Female doctor talking with young woman in exam room (MoMo Productions/Getty Images)

(NEW YORK) -- Cervical cancer deaths are 49% higher for women living in poverty, a major report released on Thursday finds.

Women living in poverty were also 23% more likely to develop cervical cancer compared to those living in higher-income areas, according to the report from the American Association of Cancer R...

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Miller & Wilber Small Engine Repair, Tawas

N.E. Window & Door, Harrisville & Alpena

Hagland's All Outdoors, Harrisville & Alpena

Complete Lawn & Garden, Mio

Picture Perfect Landscaping, Oscoda

Mio Ace Hardware

 

 

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