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Ashley Resident Completes Ultra Marathon

William Meiners Herald Correspondent Bryan Heinze started a road race just north of Phoenix, Arizona in the 5 a.m. darkness on the first Monday in May....
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Breckenridge Schools Weigh $10M Bond Proposal

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor Breckenridge Community Schools is eyeing a $10 million bond proposal for November that would piggyback on an expiring debt payment, funding a...
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Highland Festival Returns to ‘Scotland USA’ This Weekend

Chelsea Sherlock Herald Correspondent The 57th Alma Highland Festival and Games will turn the city into “Scotland, USA” this weekend, giving visitors a chance to step...
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Storms Bring New Damage as Disaster Review Continues

Megan Neeley Herald Correspondent A powerful storm system sent tree limbs crashing onto homes and vehicles and knocked down high-voltage lines across Gratiot County earlier this...
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Bird Walk Hits High Notes as Migration Peaks

William Meiners Herald Correspondent Mike Bishop, retired professor of biology from Alma College, put out his typical call for the weekend bird walk he leads throughout...
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Alma Considers Plan for Downtown Parking Lots

Rosemary Horvath Herald Correspondent The City of Alma is considering how to pay for long-term maintenance and reconstruction of downtown parking lots used by people who...
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Ithaca Church Helps Veteran Cover Cost of Service K9

By William Meiners Herald Correspondent In military lingo, “I got your six” means you’ve got someone’s back. For Air Force veteran Ryan Bachelor, that support now...
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Alma Boiler House Readied for Business Hub

Tim Rath Alma College Communications Preparations are underway for the next phase of redevelopment at the Alma Opera House Boiler House, 408 N. State St., where...
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Perrinton Woman Pedals Across Michigan

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County Finds Solar Rules Incompatible With State

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor Gratiot County commissioners last Tuesday declared zoning rules governing Sumner Township incompatible with state law, allowing the...
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