Cheboygan News & Rant-Rave Info Page

12/16/2025

Check your ticket!!!

A $1 million Powerball winning ticket for the Dec. 13, 2025 drawing was sold at the Court Street Party Market (1101 Court St.) in Cheboygan, Michigan.

This ticket matched the five white balls (1, 28, 31, 57, 58) but not the Powerball, making it one of several $1 million winners in Michigan recently, with the jackpot climbing to over $1 billion for the next drawing, notes Yahoo and The Detroit News.

Key Details:

Retailer: Court Street Party Market, 1101 Court St., Cheboygan, MI.

Game: Powerball.

Winning Numbers (Dec. 13): 1, 28, 31, 57, 58 (Powerball: 16).

Prize: $1 Million (matched 5 white balls).

Claim Period: Winner has one year from the drawing date to claim.

Check your tickets- $1 million powerball winner ticket sold in Cheboygan

12/15/2025

The Bridge is on slow-down due to weather.

12/13/2025

RETURNED
STRAY!!- City of Cheboygan. NURSING Female. Old Mackinaw Rd. Currently at the City PD. Contact dispatch directly to get ahold of an on duty City Officer. * APPEARS TO HAVE JUST HAD PUPPIES WITHIN THE LAST 24 HOURS. Needs to get back to pups ASAP * Thank you!

12/13/2025

Happy 100th Birthday to Dick Van D**e! He made it!!!

Happy birthday to Dick Van D**e, who turns 100 years old today. Born in West Plains, Missouri. Dick Van D**e also is an Army veteran, and served in the Army Air Corps during WW2 and reached the rank of Staff Sergeant.
This man is a national treasure, happy birthday sir. Enjoy your day, and thank you for being one of the good guys. hooah

12/13/2025

These girls need to find a furever home. Would you share and help find a new human?

12/12/2025

Leo

12/12/2025

The Coast Guard Cutter Mackinaw is back from Chicago. Arrived back at dock this morning.

12/12/2025

Cutie

12/11/2025

Kalamazoo has a great bridge overpass

12/11/2025

This new story about how the Department of Defense is treating survivors of U.S. strikes in the Caribbean tells us a lot:

1. The Pentagon appears to have changed its policy on survivors between the September 2nd double tap strike — in theory because there was angst about how the Sept 2 survivors were handled. Picking up survivors after a strike is what following the law looks like.

2. If these drug traffickers are terrorists, why are we letting survivors go free? Why not see if they have intelligence on the trafficking network? We have laws that prescribe what happens next: detain them, bring them before a court of law in the U.S. and try them.

The inconsistency in DOD’s approach to these strikes doesn’t give me confidence that leaders are thinking through these operations before they strike.

12/10/2025