Oceana County Right to Life is set to host a free movie night, Thursday, Jan. 27 at 7 p.m. at the Hart Wesleyan Church (across from Hansen’s) in Hart. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. and the movie being shown is “Roe v. Wade.” Refreshments will follow. For questions or more information, please …
Preparations for a McCormick Fuel Station in New Era have begun and according to owner Joel McCormick, locals can expect to fill their tanks as early as September of this year.
Date opened: Trailside opened 30 years ago, but my husband and I took it over 20 years ago.
New Hart City Manager Rob Splane received favorable scoring and remarks following his first six-month review with the city. Council members were asked to use a 1-5 scoring system with a ‘1’ being an ‘Unsatisfactory’ rating and a ‘5’ being ‘Outstanding performance.’ Overall, Splane received a…
HART — The City of Hart adopted new pay rates for city hall staff at its Jan. 11 meeting voting in favor of the following updated pay rates effective Jan. 3, 2022: City Clerk/Treasurer $53,500; Deputy Clerk Accounts Payable and Payroll $47,155; Deputy Clerk Utility Biller $39,940; Community …
HART — Representatives of the Hart Area Preservation Group, which oversees the Hart Historic District, presented their annual reports for 2020 and 2021 to the Hart City Council Tuesday, Jan. 11.
Ann Blacktop is a clinical social worker at Hart Family Medical, but despite her professional accomplishments, she declares, “The most important thing I’ve done in my life is have my children. That trumps everything – they’re just amazing!” She and her ex-husband, Barry Blacktop, share three…
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Shelby was completely dominant on defense Thursday night at Ravenna, rolling to a 47-14 victory, its third straight win.
Hart overcame some early offensive struggles to easily defeat North Muskegon 43-17 Thursday night.
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WHITEHALL — Hart always knows what it's in for when it faces Whitehall, and Wednesday was no exception as the Pirates took a 60-12 defeat to the top team in the West Michigan Conference. Hart did rally from a 29-9 deficit to top Montague 46-29 in its first match of the evening.
Shelby defeated a pair of West Michigan Conference foes at Wednesday's home tri meet. The Tigers beat Ravenna 45-34 and beat Oakridge 65-15.
Hesperia went 1-1 at Wednesday's home quad meet, falling to Central State Activities Association Silver favorite Kent City 53-24 but defeating Grand Rapids Christian 60-18.
Hart edged Mason County Central for its second straight West Michigan Conference jamboree win Wednesday night at the Ravenna meet. Shelby earned its season-best score and finished in third place.
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PENTWATER — Slow starts have bedeviled Hesperia early this season, but the Panthers were finally quick out of the gates Tuesday night, and it was the difference in a 39-33 win at Pentwater, their first of the season.
Shelby's third-quarter rally wasn't enough to come back against Ravenna Tuesday night, as the Tigers lost 57-48 in West Michigan Conference play.
Hart continued to show its strength Tuesday night, dispatching White Cloud in a lopsided game, 55-21.
Hart pulled off its biggest win of the season to date Tuesday night, holding off a late Montague run to win 62-59.
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