Looking out over the mesmerizing shoreline of one of Mother Nature’s most teasing and pleasing masterpieces – Hightower Lake near Hesperia – Jon Sauser can finally see a sunny future following more than two years of cloudy uncertainty.
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The moon this morning was so big and bright and beautiful it put a Chinese spy balloon to shame.
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Knitting Together workshop starts Feb. 14 at LACA
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The broken water main at Lavinia and Ressiguie streets in Ludington, next to the Mason County Jail, has been fixed and the road has been repaired with sand and gravel, according to Ludington Department of Public Works Superintendent Joe Stickney.
Motorists are being asked to avoid the area near Lavinia and Ressiguie streets in Ludington due to a water main break on Friday morning.
The following schools are closed for Friday, Feb. 3:
Interest among sports and recreational fishing interests in Michigan remains high concerning a proposed update to the 2020 federal consent decree governing tribal fishing rights in Michigan.
HAMLIN TWP. — The Mason County Sheriff’s Office arrested a 32-year-old Ludington man for attempted breaking and entering and resisting and obstructing an officer after responding to an incident at 9:06 p.m., Monday, in the 6600 block of West Dewey Road in Hamlin Township, according to a pres…
SHELBY — Hart boys basketball made the short trip to Shelby on Friday and took a convincing win, 63-38, aided by a triple double performance from senior Parker Hovey.
MUSKEGON — Three local wrestlers picked up championships at the expanded West Michigan Conference tournament Saturday at Orchard View.
SCOTTVILLE — North Muskegon came to Scottville on Friday night hoping to avenge a loss to the Spartans in December, making the second quarter a turning point and sealing a 58-40 win over Mason County Central by hitting five 3-point goals to finish off the game.
Ludington Regional Fishery Workshop coming Feb. 18
Ludington’s boys swimming team enjoyed a fun night that included a 126-50 Coastal Conference victory against Fremont Thursday evening at Donald C. Baldwin Community Pool.
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Looking out over the mesmerizing shoreline of one of Mother Nature’s most teasing and pleasing masterpieces – Hightower Lake near Hesperia – Jon Sauser can finally see a sunny future following more than two years of cloudy uncertainty.
Back then, “I was a sponge and had no fear.” Here and now, “We listen. We design. We print.”
One word describes the Oakview Medical Care Center: Home.
The dreary doldrums of winter will not be found in the West Shore Community College Recreation Center.
If you envision putting in a new kitchen or bathroom in the new year, destination imagination is located inside the West Michigan Kitchen Studio, located at 5752 US-10 in Ludington.
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A Ludington man found himself back in jail on new charges from a Monday night incident less than one week from being acquitted in 51st Circuit Court on charges from 2021.
One of the four people accused of gambling at the Ludington Eagles Club pleaded to a misdemeanor Wednesday in 79th District Court.
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Two persons were sentenced in unrelated matters Tuesday in 51st Circuit Court before Judge Susan K. Sniegowski.
Two men entered pleas in 51st Circuit Court Tuesday before Judge Susan K. Sniegowski.
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More experience in executive governmental office. Greater command of global geopolitical issues. Better understanding of state prerogatives in the American federal system. Deeper commitment to local charitable undertakings. Earlier personal involvement in family business. In short: compares …
The moon this morning was so big and bright and beautiful it put a Chinese spy balloon to shame.
We’re about at that time where an event took place that hopefully lifted the spirits of folks in the area amidst the near constant gray days and off-and-on swirling snowflakes: the Mason County Winter Fun Fest.
