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Two Boy Scouts Lead Projects for Eagle Rank

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor  Two members of Boy Scout Troop 609 in St. Louis are working toward Eagle Scout rank through community service projects that address...
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Local Businesses Reopen With Ribbon Cuttings

Chelsea Sherlock Herald Contributor Just in time for Small Business Saturday, two locally-owned stores, Purple Pear and Greener Days, have reopened in renovated buildings. The Purple Pear...
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Gratiot Strings Association Puts Instruments in the Spotlight

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor  The Gratiot String Association (GSA) is bringing violins, violas, and cellos into the spotlight at its Instrument Petting Zoo and Informance on...
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Countdown Underway for Country Christmas

Final preparations to transform the quiet Village of Ashley into a bustling holiday wonderland are underway. Over five weekends from November 23 to December...
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St. Louis to Memorialize Fallen Hometown War Hero

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor  At the intersection of M-46, Michigan Avenue, and Mill Street in St. Louis, a new memorial statue will soon stand in tribute...
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Changes Coming to Deadly Intersection in Seville Township

Rosemary Horvath Herald Correspondent  The Michigan Department of Transportation plans to install an overhead flashing beacon and speed-reduction markings at the Warner Road and M-46 intersection...
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GIRESD to Host 2nd Annual Community Thanksgiving

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor The Gratiot-Isabella Regional Education Service District will welcome hundreds of community members next Tuesday for its 2nd Annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner. The...
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US-127 Construction Delays Push Completion to 2025

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor  An extensive construction project on US-127, stretching from M-57 to north of Bagley Road, is advancing but will extend into 2025, according...
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PUMP THE BRAKES: County Board Pulls Transit Expansion Proposal

Rosemary Horvath Herald Correspondent A November ballot proposal to expand public transit across Gratiot County collapsed last week after three commissioners...
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Renewals Would Support Seniors, Ag and Development

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor County residents will decide Aug. 4 whether to continue property taxes that help pay for meals delivered...
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Ballot Features 10 Local Tax Questions Across Gratiot

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor Gratiot County voters will decide 10 local tax questions in the Aug. 4 primary involving emergency services,...

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