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Gale Kragt talks about the spiritual care program he runs. Kevin Hare/The Enquirer
Tammy James-Brown said going through divorce left her feeling dejected and apprehensive about the future.
Muskegon man arrested after stealing car with letter opener
A 19-year-old Muskegon man was arrested Thursday night after he was allegedly involved in a Pennfield Township carjacking.
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Our towns: News from our local communities
Christy Newland, of Potterville, recently donated a new U.S. flag to be flown at Fox Park in Potterville in memory of her grandson who passed away almost two years ago.
Contstruction continues; expect delays, detours
Chip-and-seal and patching projects are under way around Calhoun County. During these projects, there will be some road closures, and any vehicle parked on the road during construction will be towed at the ...
College briefs: Olivet College
The following students have been named to the Olivet College 2008 spring semester Dean's List: Stephanie Dixon, Ahnika Dotts, Lindsey Eldred, Ashley Elston, Evan Jones, Katie Kirkham, Anya Letson, David Lewis, ...
Musician is 'Artist of the Year'
EATON RAPIDS - At the 2008 Eaton Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce annual dinner and awards banquet, the Eaton Rapids Area Arts Council presented its annual Artist of the Year Recognition Award to Max Butler.
Hard hit: Damage may take weeks to clean up
The sounds of thunder gave way to the drone of chain saws Monday as the storm-beaten Lansing region got a break from Mother Nature.
Local youth is state pageant finalist
CHARLOTTE - Caitlyn Renee Smith, 6, who attends Weymouth Elementary in Charlotte, has been chosen as a state finalist in the National American Miss Michigan Princess Pageant, for girls ages 4-6, to be held July ...
Thousands in area without power; cleanup continues
Jeremy W. Steele * Lansing State Journal * June 9, 2008 * From LSJ.com Cleanup from a weekend of severe weather began in earnest Monday as another line of thunderstorms threatened to strike the Lansing region.
Power outages, flooding notices in Eaton County
The Eaton County Sheriff's Office reports flooding and power outages in several areas of the county due to strong storms overnight.
Community calls for a cease-fire
The soil covering Marcus McGee's grave was still loose on Thursday, a temporary placard marking the teenager's spot in Greenwood Cemetery.
Sponsoring Organization: Flint Institute of Music Event Location: Faculty Concert Series Flint Institute of Music MacArthur Recital Hall Flint , MI 48503 Hours: 7:00 pm Duration: 1 Free Event Age Range: All ...
School, Home, Athletics, Recreation and Enrichment Inc. sponsored a graduation ceremony for 10 homeschoolers on Thursday night at Battle Creek Friends Church. via Battle Creek Enquirer
DeWitt Twp. holds open house May 12
DeWitt Township has scheduled an open house at the DeWitt Township Community Center, located at 16101 Brook Road, to be held on Monday, May 12, from 4 until 7 p.m., to celebrate the culmination of work on the ... via Lansing State Journal
a Reason to Celebrate, in Any Language
“When you teach them this early, they're more likely to have a native accent, they won't be afraid and prospects for success are so much higher.”
The Spanish guitars started strumming, the students started stomping and a belt resembling the Mexican flag unfurled in a slow twist from one boy's waist. via Battle Creek Enquirer
Elementary hosts D.A.R.E. graduation
“Make your mark at the high school.”
VERMONTVILLE - The D.A.R.E. Graduation was on April 17 at the Maplewood Elementary School in Vermontville. via Lansing State Journal
Front row center: Haslett dancer earns a national scholarship
“It is very fast-paced. It's stylistic and upbeat. Most of the music is very exhilarating. These dancers get into it.”
Every year, more than 3,000 young men and women compete to be named American Ballet Theatre National Training Scholars. via Lansing State Journal