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There could be hundreds of miles of new transmission lines in northern and mid Michigan by 2032, but some land owners say they don't want them on their property. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with the incoming executive director of Wheatland Music Organization in Mecosta County, Cindy McSurely. (Photo credit-Michael Galli -Barlow Family Farm)
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