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Breckenridge Secures $2.8 Million for Major Water System Upgrades

The Village of Breckenridge is set to receive major improvements to its water infrastructure through a combined $2.8 million project, made possible by a...
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New Leadership Steers Heroes Center Toward Stability and Growth

By Rosemary Horvath Herald Correspondent  The Heroes Center in St. Louis has navigated several changes since opening its doors in January 2023, with two executive directors...
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Gratiot Players Present ‘Ripcord’

 The Gratiot County Players will present a feud of epic proportions when it brings “Ripcord” to the stage starting October 11. Performances continue on...
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County Approves Equalization Contract with Private Firm

By Rosemary Horvath Herald Correspondent  Gratiot County has restructured its equalization services by contracting directly with its current Equalization Director, Keegan Bengel, who has established his...
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State Fire Marshal Visits Carrie Knause Elementary School

By William Meiners Herald Staff Writer  His visit to Carrie Knause Elementary School came about, in part, because of the yeoman work of the St. Louis...
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Gratiot Garden Grows With Community

By William Meiners Herald Staff Writer  A small but dedicated group of volunteers turned out on Saturday to pull up the harvest from the Gratiot County...
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‘Home Grown Hope’ Festival to Raise Funds for Homeless Shelter

By William Meiners Herald Staff Writer  In honor of the autumn season, the Gratiot County Hope House is hosting a fall festival on October 28. From...
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Foundation Presents $18K to Expand St. Louis Woodshop

By William Meiners Herald Staff Writer The Gratiot County Community Foundation presented a check for $18,200 to St. Louis High School last Friday. The money, which...
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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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