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Presque Isle County Schools Wrap Up April’s Alcohol Awareness Month
April’s Alcohol Awareness events wrapped up across Presque Isle County as students from schools in Posen and Rogers City participated in activities focused on education and prevention. Junior high and high school students took part in an alcohol myths and facts survey designed to raise awareness about the dangers of alcohol use and address common misconceptions. Students who completed the survey were entered into a prize drawing for a chance to win a beach tote filled with su


Rogers City Students Promote Mental Health Awareness and Support
Students from Rogers City High School’s Students Leading Students group worked to help break the stigma surrounding mental health by hosting a Mental Health Awareness table during school hours. Throughout the day, students stopped by to receive awareness items, show support for one another, and learn more about the importance of mental health awareness. Mental Health Awareness is recognized each May and is represented by the color green. In support of the cause, students were


Grand Traverse County Takes Action on Safe Medication Disposal
On April 25, 2026, deputies with the Grand Traverse County Sheriff’s Office collected approximately 50 pounds of controlled substances during National Prescription Drug Take Back Day at a location outside the Grand Traverse Mall. Up North Prevention partnered with the Sheriff’s Office by hosting a prevention resource table inside the mall, providing education and information on safe medication use and disposal. Between November 7, 2025, and November 28, 2026, the Grand Traver


Promoting Safe Storage in Alpena
Up North Prevention recently partnered with three Alpena-area provisioning centers to help promote safe storage practices within the community. Through this collaboration, a total of 35 lock bags were distributed to customers who may need a secure place to store their marijuana. Providing safe storage options is an important step in preventing accidental access, especially by children. By working together, Up North Prevention and local businesses are helping raise awareness a
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