
Pancakes and Protection: February Fire Beat
We are debuting a new column and a new writer today to provide regular updates on the Lowell Area Fire Department. With the immense popularity of First Look’s Police Beat articles, I thought it might […]
We are debuting a new column and a new writer today to provide regular updates on the Lowell Area Fire Department. With the immense popularity of First Look’s Police Beat articles, I thought it might […]
This article was originally published on November 8, 2022 on The Restless Viking website. “Hey, let’s go for lunch in Ada. Shopping, too!” Chuck’s eyebrows danced knowing how I like to eat and shop. “We […]
If you’re craving Southern cuisine, you can now find it in downtown Lowell at the corner of Main and Riverside. Magnolia opened a few days ago in the former Springrove Variety building and is serving […]
The Lowell Area Historical Museum is taking us on a stroll along Main Street and sharing the history of buildings in Lowell’s historic downtown. To learn more about Lowell history, visit the museum website to […]
On Monday night, Lowell City Council had only three pieces of business on their agenda but spent nearly two hours discussing them. All councilmembers were present for the meeting, and council chambers were filled with […]
Lowell Area Historical Museum is welcoming Lowell third graders to their yearly immersion program. Each Lowell Area Schools third grade class gets a turn to explore the museum to learn about local history. Students get […]
Pink Arrow Pride has been ingrained in our community for more than 15 years, and for that, you can thank Noel Dean. The former varsity football coach was the first to suggest the idea of […]
Rick Seese has more than 40 years experience working in real estate market, and each month, he shares the latest news and outlook for Lowell-area housing market. March 2023 Edition -My Perspective – Powell on […]
Beginning in 2007, a joint project with Grand Valley State University’s Veteran’s Oral History Project began as a means to preserve history through recorded interviews with local residents. This included local high school students conducting […]
For 24 years, Lori Gerard was a familiar face at City Hall. She was hired as a part-time worker with the City of Lowell in January 1999 and eventually became deputy treasurer for the community. […]
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