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Storms Rip Through Mid-Michigan
A line of storms ripped through Mid-Michigan Wednesday afternoon, knocking down power lines and tree branches.
Olivet College's library to host summer programs
OLIVET - Olivet College's Burrage Library is hosting the following programs throughout the summer.
Olivet College receives 10-year reaccreditation
OLIVET - After extensive evaluation, Olivet College recently received a 10-year reaccreditation from The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools .
Oak Chest offers clothes for playing 'dress up'
OLIVET - This story is for ladies and girls only: No boys allowed. Did you enjoy playing dress-up when you were little? Did you like wearing ballet dresses or old-fashioned wedding gowns? Or did you prefer to ...
OLIVET - Olivet College recognized 125 graduates for the 2007-08 academic year during commencement ceremonies May 17.
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, ...
Olivet College's Education Department and Office of Alumni Relations will hold an Educators' Day Thursday, June 19.
Burrage offers summer entertainment options
OLIVET - Come to the library this summer to play board games; there will be an assortment offered for your enjoyment.
Artist on display in courthouse
CHARLOTTE - Artwork of the late Charlotte resident, Meredyth "Spud" Jones, is on display at Courthouse Square Association .
'Toddler Time in the Park' begins June 11
CHARLOTTE - Toddler Time in the Park will be held at 10 a.m. on Wednesdays in different community and county parks around Eaton County.
R&B singer Keyshia Cole performs at Kellogg Arena this weekend
WHAT: Keyshia Cole in concert with LeOnna Evans and La Famil opening. WHEN: 7:30 p.m. Saturday.
Cut diamonds could be hiding in your china cabinet, says Northville expert
LindaJo Hare tells people they just might have diamonds in their china cabinet. She's talking about cut glass, and the longtime Northville Township resident is an expert in the subject.
27 more schools eligible for Olivet College tuition aid
Olivet College has dramatically increased the number of area high school students eligible to receive an almost 50 percent break on tuition, the school's Board of Trustees recently announced.
College expands grant to include more schools
OLIVET - Due to an overwhelming response from prospective students, the Olivet College Board of Trustees announced on May 16 that the college is expanding its Community Connection Grant to include 27 additional ...
Injury brings Shane home to life adjustments
The tall young man, nattily dressed in a suit and tie, stands out in the crowd walking around Battle Creek's VA Medical Center during last Saturday's "Welcome Home" picnic.
Seven seniors recognized at Olivet College
OLIVET - Olivet College recognized the best if its student body at the annual Honors Convocation on April 16 in the college's Mott Auditorium.
Faculty and staff recognized at honors program
OLIVET - Olivet College recognized the best of its student body, as well as faculty and staff, at the annual Honors Convocation held in April. via Lansing State Journal
Olivet College commencement scheduled for May 17
Olivet College will recognize more than 200 seniors as part of graduation ceremonies Saturday, May 17. via Battle Creek Enquirer
Voters OK Olivet schools bond issue
“I think it's a positive addition to Olivet High School. Our family's really involved in athletics at the high school. So it's always a positive.”
Voters said "yes" to a $14.5 million bond issue for a new football field, classrooms and a cafeteria for the Olivet Community Schools. via Battle Creek Enquirer
May 10 breakfast to benefit Olivet playground effort
CHARLOTTE - Brookfield Eaton United Methodist Church will serve up a pancake breakfast on May 10 from 8 to 10:30 a.m. All proceeds of the breakfast will go towards the Olivet Playground Project. via Lansing State Journal