GREENVILLE, Mich. (WZZM) -- For the last several weeks, we've been featuring apple orchards and pumpkin farms during our Taste of My Town stories. This weekend, we wrap up this special fall series with a trip to Klackle Orchards in Greenville, to learn about the process of pressing fresh apple cider.

"The orchard we're on now used to be a potato farm that my grandparents purchased in the 60s and then planted fruit trees on," explains Natalie Klackle. "In the 70's my dad took over and that's when we got into the retail agra-tourism business by selling fruit on a wagon on the side of the road. In the early 80's we started taking people through the orchard on wagon rides for pick your own fruit and it's gotten bigger and bigger and bigger," said Natalie.

BIG RAPIDS, Mich. (WZZM) -- A Greenville man is in critical condition after a crash that killed another driver.

It happened around 7 p.m. Sunday at the intersection of M-66 and 4 Mile Road in southeastern Mecosta County.

Deputies say a 47-year-old Greenville man driving a pickup northbound on M-66 crossed the centerline and hit a southbound car.

The driver of the car, a 24-year-old Owosso man, was killed. His passenger, a 22-year-old woman from Owosso, and the pickup driver were flown to Spectrum Health Butterworth Hospital in Grand Rapids with life threatening injuries.

Investigators say alcohol was a factor in the crash.

GREENVILLE, Mich. (WZZM) -- A 4-year old boy has died after being hit by a pickup truck in Greenville.

It happened just before 11:30am at the intersection of M-57 and M-91 (Washington and Lafayette Streets). The pick-up truck was making a left turn onto Washington Street, when the boy, identified as Talos Bills, started crossing the street on a scooter accompanied by a family member. Both the driver and the boy had the proper lights.

As the driver turned left, she hit the boy. Witnesses say the boy was hit hard and they knew he probably wouldn't survive. "He had a very traumatic head injury. It's a tragic situation. Our hearts go out to the family," said Michelle Bivins, who works nearby. She called 911 shortly after the boy was hit.