Wednesday May 15 | Oceana's Herald-Journal
The monthly Open Mic Night at the Unleashed Christian Community Center in downtown Hart will be Saturday, May 18 starting at 7 p.m. Local musicians and singers are invited to come and provide music that will include tributes to our veterans, a prelude to our nation's Memorial Day celebration the following weekend.
Why state Sen. Goeff Hansen is looking forward to allowing wine at farmers markets
It sounds like a simple idea, but it's taken state Sen. Goeff Hansen, R-Hart, seven years to fine-tune a couple of bills allowing local wines into Michigan farmers markets.
Bumstead announces May office hours
Bumstead invites residents interested in discussing state or local issues to meet with him at GoodStuffs, 111 S. Hancock St., Pentwater, from 10-11 a.m.; or the Pink Elephant, 207 S. State St., Hart, from noon to 1 p.m. No appointment is necessary.
Hallack Contracting, 4223 W. Polk Rd., Hart, will be sponsoring a free sand for sandbox day Saturday, May 11 from 9 a.m. to noon.
Hart City Council successor elected to finish term of Timothy Shannon, charged with wife's murder
Former Hart City Council member Timothy Nathaniel Shannon is pictured in Oceana County's 78th District Court in Hart before Judge H. Kevin Drake prior to the start of his preliminary exam on January 22, 2013.
Celebrate Mother's Day weekend with a 'Ladies Day Out'
A great way to celebrate mom's, daughters and friends will take place Saturday, May 11 during the Ladies Day Out at the First Baptist Church of Hart.
Mich. Considers Surveillance Law After Gas Station Clerk Vanishes
Some Michigan lawmakers are considering whether surveillance cameras or other security measures should be required at certain businesses following the disappearance of a 25-year-old mother and gas station night clerk.
Briefs, updates: from cops, courts, government
Hart City Manager Stan Rickard asked the Hart City Council during its meeting, April 23, to choose and vote on a name for the old library.
North Central Co-op started offering this scholarship program in 2001 to award deserving high school seniors who have been involved in at least five years of 4-H and/or two years of FFA and have parents that are current stockholders, patrons, or employees of the cooperative.
Caleb Lenus Kruszynski, 21, of 7901 S. Werner Ave., Fremont, was convicted of operating with the presence of a controlled substance and was sentenced to 93 days in jail to be served at the court's discretion with credit given for time served.
Lakeside Rehab to transform pharmacy to family fitness center
With the 10th anniversary set to arrive in August, Lakeside Comprehensive Rehabilitation is expanding its horizons with a second facility in Hart.
Tigers dominate county rival Hart
It was a dominant day for Shelby against its archrival, the Hart Pirates, Tuesday as the Tigers rolled to a doubleheader sweep.
Jessica Heeringa's alleged abduction prompts Michigan elected...
The abduction of a lone gas station clerk, Jessica Heeringa , working the night shift in a business without any surveillance cameras or other security devices in place is prompting some Muskegon-area elected officials to explore the idea of mandating such measures.
Prep track: MCC, Manistee run at Benzie Invite
Mason County Central's track teams continued a whirlwind stretch of meets Monday with the boys taking third and the girls fifth at the Benzie Central Invitational.
Tornadoes, wind and heavy rain
Tornadoes, wind and heavy rain top the list of Michigan weather events on this day in history .
Mr. Richard Thomas Patton, 75, of Walkerville, passed away Saturday, April 20, 2013.
Billy W. Richard, 74, of Hart, Mich. passed away Thursday April 18, 2013 in Shelby, Mich.
Community members on panel enthused about ag tourism
Dr. William Anderson, who leads a Cultural Economic Development Plan committee for Mason County, is thinking the list will be long.