News

News

County Board Approves Public Funds for Staff Events

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor Gratiot Commissioners last week approved $5,000 in public funds for employee appreciation events after being told the spending would violate state rules...
Admin -
News

Breckenridge Weighs Future of Law Enforcement Services

Megan Neeley Herald Correspondent Breckenridge has operated without its own police department for more than four months as the village council weighs the future of local...
Admin -
News

St. Louis Couple to Lead Alma Highland Festival Parade

Chris Boshoven Herald Correspondent Bill and Liz Weaver of St. Louis will serve as grand marshals for the 57th annual Alma Highland Festival and Games later...
Admin -
News

Ithaca Class of 2026 Academic Honors

Chloe Skeith Valedictorian Parents: Michael and Kristin Skeith Honors/Activities: National Honor Society, Summa Cum Laude, Student Council, Class Council, Junior Rotarian, Academic awards in Math, English, Sciences...
Admin -
News

County Seeks Feedback on Waste, Recycling Services

Rosemary Horvath Herald Correspondent Gratiot County residents are being asked what they need from local trash, recycling and composting services to help shape a new regional...
Admin -
News

Chamber Spotlights Community Support

Wes Wickes Alma Order of the Tartan Bridget McPherson Breckenridge Distinguished Service Kim Hodge Ithaca Person of the Year Bill Leornard Spirit of St. Louis Chelsea Sherlock Herald Correspondent The value of community support...
Admin -
News

May Day Celebration Returns to Breckenridge This Weekend

Alivia Giles Herald Correspondent Breckenridge will hold its third May Day event this Saturday, bringing food trucks, games, vendors, live entertainment and children’s activities to the...
Admin -
News

Honoring Gratiot’s Past

VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE WITH GRATIOT CONNECTIONS By Elizabeth VanDyke It was 1936 and the middle of the Great Depression. The presidential election was to be held...
Admin -
1...678...256Page 7 of 256

Latest news

News

Gratiot Animal Scramble Sale Tops $88K

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor More than $88,300 was raised at last Sunday’s Gratiot Animal Scramble sale, the culmination of a youth...
- Advertisement -spot_imgspot_img
News

COUNTYWIDE TRANSIT COSTS QUESTIONED

Rosemary Horvath Herald Correspondent Gratiot Commissioner Steve Sopocy didn’t hold back skepticism over taxpayers financing an expanded countywide bus system. He and...
News

Fourth-Generation Insurance Agency Expands in Ithaca

William Meiners Herald Correspondent Simmet Insurance Agency, a fourth-generation family business with roots in Gratiot County dating to 1920, has expanded...

Must read

News

Gratiot Animal Scramble Sale Tops $88K

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor More than $88,300 was raised at last...
News

COUNTYWIDE TRANSIT COSTS QUESTIONED

Rosemary Horvath Herald Correspondent Gratiot Commissioner Steve Sopocy didn’t hold back...
- Advertisement -spot_imgspot_img

You might also likeRELATED
Recommended to you

News

Four Candidates Seek Seats on Ithaca City Council

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor Four candidates are vying for three Ithaca...
Editor -
News

Honoring Gratiot’s Past

Out of Ithaca By Lisa Yoder  It’s always nice to identify...
Admin -
News

Easter Crowds Brave Rain in Breckenridge, St. Louis

Alivia Giles Herald Correspondent Rain swept across Gratiot County last Saturday,...
Admin -

Editor Picks

Must Read

Hot Topics

About Us

Gratiot County Herald
“Gratiot County’s Largest Circulation Newspaper”
123 North Main Street, Ithaca, Michigan 48847
Mailing Address: PO Box 10, Ithaca, Michigan 48847
Voice 989 875 4151
Hours: Monday – Thursday 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Friday 9a.m. to 12 p.m.

Contact us: editor@gcherald.com

Follow Us

© Copyright - Newspaper theme by tagDiv