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Perrinton Girl Captures First Place at Grand Rapids Talent Show

 Finnley Nielsen, an 11-year-old from Perrinton, showcased her remarkable talent last weekend at “The City is Mine” talent show in Grand Rapids, capturing first...
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Gratiot Students Travel to Germany in Exchange Program

By William Meiners Herald Staff Writer In a renewed trip that has not happened since before the global pandemic in 2020, a group of nearly 40...
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Optimist Club Honors Students at Annual Youth Appreciation Banquet

By William Meiners Herald Staff Writer  Thirty-six area students were honored at the 31st Annual Youth Appreciation Banquet on Thursday, April 18, at Masonic Pathways. Sponsored...
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Local FFA Members Slated for Regional Officer Positions

By William Meiners Herald Staff Writer Two local FFA chapters just got a little bit stronger thanks to some individual achievements by high school members last...
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Ithaca South Elementary ‘Signing Day’ Welcomes Future Class of 2037

 South Elementary School in Ithaca held its annual Kindergarten Registration last Thursday, transforming what is traditionally a routine administrative process into a celebration of...
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Pine River Twp Supervisor Named MTA Second VP

Pine River Township Supervisor Kevin Beeson has been elected second vice president of the Michigan Townships Association (MTA). He was elected to the leadership position...
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Honoring Gratiot’s Past

Kelly S. Searl: Ithaca Lawyer and Circuit Court Judge By Elizabeth VanDyke Kelly S. Searl (1862-1942) was an illustrious member of Michigan’s legal community with roots in...
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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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