Baby Pantry Gives Lowell Kids a Positive Start on Life
It’s 5:30pm on a Monday afternoon, and a woman appears in the door with a toddler on her hip. The Baby Pantry of Lowell has just opened, and the woman is first in a stream […]
Month: June 2017
Scenes from Lowell: Around the Town Edition
It was a hot one this week in Lowell, but we survived the sweltering heat. While you were enjoying the AC inside, here’s what what was happening outside. The Chinook Hops are off to […]
Lowell Rotary Wraps up Another Successful Year in Area Schools
The Lowell Rotary Club is home to many of the city’s movers and shakers. They are business owners, non-profit leaders and city officials. When something needs to get done – whether it’s installing water filters […]
A Sweet Opening
Sweet Seasons will be offering a variety of baked goods, salad, sandwiches, beverages. Months of preparation brings fruition to years of dreaming for owner Patricia Dlouhy. The pastry chef has been eager to open her […]
BIG BOILER BREWING GRAND OPENING
OPENING FOR THE ARTS The owners of Big Boiler Brewing, Brent Slagell, Rick Sauber and Matt Fouts were approached by Dave and Jan Thompson with the idea to dedicate their Grand Opening to help the […]
Press Release from Barry County Regarding Chief Bukala
June 15, 2017 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Julie Nakfoor-Pratt Barry County Prosecuting Attorney (269) 945-1297 BARRY COUNTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY ISSUES CHARGES ON UNAUTHORIZED USE OF LEIN (Hastings, MI) – Julie Nakfoor-Pratt, Barry County Prosecuting Attorney, […]
Long Time Employee Retires from Springrove Variety
This could be considered a big week for Linda Hamp. Today is her 66th birthday. Many have seen Hamp as greeted customers but this is about to change. Friday is her last day working at […]
May Police Blotter
The first three weeks of May were relatively quiet for the department. They are gearing up for patrolling summer events such as the Riverwalk Festival and summer concerts. A summary of incidents is as follows. […]
Biodigester Owner Optimistic Although Talks with City Sour
In what appears to be turning into a case of “he said, she said,” the owners of the Lowell biodigester and city officials have significantly different accounts of what has transpired in recent months. While […]
Scenes from Lowell: School’s Out Edition
If you’ve been anywhere within 10 feet of a child this week, you’ve likely heard the big news. School’s out for summer! Yes, Lowell High School seniors graduated last weekend, and Friday marked the last […]