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Fulton Student of the Month

The Maple Valley Lion’s Club has announced the December Student of the Month at Fulton Middle School is Brantley Merchant. Brantley was chosen by...
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EightCAP Reaches 60-Year Milestone

Megan Neeley Herald Correspondent As of this February, EightCAP, Inc. has helped Mid-Michigan families weather crises, strengthen opportunities and work toward long-term stability for six decades. Founded...
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Alcohol Factor in Fatal St. Louis River Crash

Megan Neeley Herald Correspondent More than two months after a pickup truck went through a guardrail and into the Pine River near St. Louis’ Mill Pond,...
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Alma Auto Parts Store Quietly Closes Doors

Chris Boshoven Herald Correspondent  For nearly half a century, the big white building at 311 Prospect Ave. in Alma has been the place drivers turned to...
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Career Training on Display at GI-TEC Open House

Megan Neeley Herald Correspondent Alma High School hosted its annual Career and Technical Education (CTE) open house last Thursday, offering community members a firsthand look at...
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Four Incumbents to Seek Re-election on Alma Commission

Rosemary Horvath Herald Correspondent  Four incumbent Alma commissioners will seek re-election in the fall, according to information presented during the regular City Commission meeting last week....
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Chili Cook-Off Returns to Breckenridge American Legion

Alivia Giles  Herald Correspondent On Feb. 21 from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., Breckenridge American Legion Post 295 will host the Breckenridge Masonic Lodge Chili Cook-Off. The...
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Alma College Brings Research to World Stage

Tim Rath Alma College Communications Inside a lab on the second floor of Dow Science Center, a group of Alma College students have spent the past...
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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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