The Lowell Riddler Returns for 2024
Look who’s back! The Lowell Riddler has decided to make a return for 2024. This year’s competition will run from April-August and follow a similar format as last year. What started as a way to […]
Month: March 2024
Furry Friday: Goku, Virgil, Paris and Claudia
The following animals are available for adoption. If you find an animal you’d like to adopt please contact the organization directly. Lowell’s First Look does not assist with the adoption process. And if you’re looking […]
LAS Board of Education Recap: Chromebooks, Marketing and May 7 Bond Proposal
The Lowell Area Schools Board of Education met Monday for their monthly work session. Work sessions give the board the opportunity to discuss matters more in depth than a regular board meeting would allow. Typically, […]
The Restless Viking: Lost Quarry in the Wilderness
Today, we’re following Chuck and Martha Hayden as they explore the abandoned Fiborn Quarry in this video that premiered on September 10, 2020. Click play to see the ruins of a limestone quarry that operated […]
LowellArts Packed for West Michigan Art Competition Artist Reception
Lowell community art lovers have the opportunity to view some of West Michigan’s best artwork right here in town. The 2024 West Michigan Art Competition attracted many unique and vibrant works of art that are […]
The ABCs of Lowell History: I is for Immigrant
The ABCs of Lowell History is back for another round. This popular series explores a wide variety of topics in Lowell area history in weekly online articles and is written by volunteers and staff from […]
New Fire Chief Credits Team’s Firm Foundation for Successful Transition
Having a major staff shake up at the fire department and quickly promoting the deputy to fire chief with a short transition time might cause a bit of angst for the department and community. However, […]
Keeping Lowell Safe: Police Beat for February 2024
Even with it being a leap year, February is a short month. That didn’t mean things slowed down at the Lowell Police Department, though. Officers saw a slight uptick in the number of cases – […]
Care Resources Urges Older Adults to Take Stock of Eating Habits During National Nutrition Month
The following guest article comes from Care Resources. As adults age into their 50s and beyond, their nutritional needs change, so it’s important for that population to be deliberate in what and how much they […]
Letter to the Editor: Yes Vote on Bond Proposal Benefits Community
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