Water rates, sewer rates, a brownfield authority plan and more are on the agenda of the Ludington City Council scheduled for 6 p.m., Monday, at the municipal building.
The Mason County Road Commission has purchased approximately 2.8 acres behind Family Fare — formerly Shop-N-Save — for a future all-season roadway between South Jebavy Drive and Pere Marquette Highway.
The Community Foundation for Mason County is in its fifth year of inviting area nonprofits put near-term projects and purchases that need financial support from the community on the Community Wish Lists.
The WillStrong Big Buck Night will return on Friday, Dec. 3, at Legends Taxidermy with plenty of bucks on display as well as tons of prizes — including the awarding of the Ludington Daily News Deer of the Year winners.
Centenary United Methodist Church announces holiday events
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The Mason County Road Commission has purchased approximately 2.8 acres behind Family Fare — formerly Shop-N-Save — for a future all-season roadway between South Jebavy Drive and Pere Marquette Highway.
The Community Foundation for Mason County is in its fifth year of inviting area nonprofits put near-term projects and purchases that need financial support from the community on the Community Wish Lists.
VICTORY TWP. — The West Shore Community College Foundation announced that the Fabaz Family Endowment Fund will support efforts of scaling up healthcare workers’ education, working wonderfully with the partnership between Corewell Health and the college for a Registered Nurse Apprenticeship program.
The annual Stuff a Blue Goose event will be held from noon to 5 p.m. Friday at the Ludington Walmart, 4854 W. U.S. 10.
Sandcastles Children’s Museum announced Wednesday that it has been awarded a grant of $5,000 from Great Lakes Energy People Fund to build a new language exhibit called "¡Hola! Speaking Spanish at Sandcastles."
After a tough loss in overtime to Hart on Tuesday this week, the Ludington girls basketball team bounced back with a vengeance Friday night in a 47-16 victory against Fremont.
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The Michigan departments of Natural Resources and Agriculture and Rural Development encourage those who have eastern hemlock trees on their property to take time this winter to inspect the trees for signs of hemlock woolly adelgid. Anyone taking to the woods also can help by looking for sign…
Hunters, fishermen, birders, hikers, paddlers … we’re all hard to buy gifts for. Because we know what we need and if we need it we go get it.
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A man was convicted by a jury in 51st Circuit Court Thursday afternoon of resisting an officer and driving with a suspended license.
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• Jacob Anthony Lake, 27, was sentenced Tuesday morning in 51st Circuit Court to two years probation on a charge of possession of methamphatimes. He was ordered to serve four days in jail and was given credit for time served. Additionally he was ordered to pay $658 in fines, costs and other …
A man who was found guilty of delivery or manufacturing methamphetamine by a jury earlier this year was sent to the Michigan Department of Corrections for 4 to 20 years in 51st Circuit Court Tuesday morning.
A man was sentenced to 3 to 15 years in prison for home invasion second degree Tuesday morning in 51st Circuit Court in Ludington.
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The recent midterms were kind of bittersweet in that Republicans have gained the majority in the House while the Democrats were able to retain the Senate.
For at least one day, and even a few around Thanksgiving, the warmth and joy of the Christmas season was on display around town.
Like a million others, my wife and I hit the road over the Thanksgiving holiday visiting family in East Grand Rapids, Rochester Hills and Flushing.
