Furry Friday
While local shelters are not actively doing adoptions at this time, some are still taking applications for their available pets. If you see a cat or dog you’re interested in, contact the organization directly to […]
Month: May 2020
Tower Farm Renovations to Complete Fallasburg Village Street Look
This article was written by Emma Palova. Visit her personal website to read more of work. The Tower Farm in the historic Fallasburg Village will be renovated following approval by the Fallasburg Historical Society (FHS) this […]
Fire near Flat River Shuts off Power on East Side of Town
At approximately 2:30pm on Tuesday afternoon, a transformer located at the southern end of Lafayette Street near the Riverwalk caught fire and was destroyed. More than a dozen firefighters from the Lowell Area Fire Department […]
The ABCs of Lowell History: A is for Alton
The Lowell Area Historical Museum is offering a weekly feature to explore local history. The ABC’s of Lowell’s History begins with Alton, located just north of Lowell in Vergennes Township. To learn more about the […]
Guest Article: Are You Really Hungry?
This guest article about is about asking yourself if you’re really hungry when you want a snack. The following guest article and photos are provided by by Jilisa Ghareeb. After a very scientific survey (on Facebook […]
Cub Scout Pack 3106 Plans Bottle and Can Drive at St. Patrick School
If cans and bottles are piling up at your house, Cub Scout Pack 3106 would like to take them off your hands. The group will have a trailer at St. Patrick School on Monday, May […]
Furry Friday
While local shelters are not actively doing adoptions at this time, some are still taking applications for their available pets. If you see a cat or dog you’re interested in, contact the organization directly to […]
Scenes from Lowell: Flood of 2020 Edition
As seems to happen every few years, the Grand River has overfilled its banks and flooded into local streets and yards. On Wednesday, the National Weather Service predicted floodwaters would crest at 17.4 feet in […]
City Council Recap: Budget Passed, High Street Partially Vacated, Furloughs Discussed
Lowell City Council met for more than two and half hours last night on the Zoom video conferencing platform. During the first half hour, councilmembers sat as members of the Zoning Board of Appeals to […]
Thoughts from the Therapy Chair with Joe Martino: Use This Simple Technique to Reduce Anxiety in Your Life
The following, including the graphic was submitted by Joe Martino. Summer is almost here. We are in one of my favorite seasons where at 10 in the morning they can be cold and snowy and […]