The Lowell Riddler: Riddle #5 of 2022 Solved
The Lowell Riddler is hiding medallions in and near the City of Lowell and offering area residents the chance to win a prize of local gift cards. Look for a new clue or riddle each […]
Articles by Amanda Schrauben
Second Annual Lowell Pride Event Happening the First Weekend in June
Lowell Pride is back for a second year. After a successful first year, the non-profit behind the event has been preparing for the second iteration. This year’s theme is Authentically You. The event will take […]
Flat River Outreach Ministries more than halfway through 13th Annual Food Fight!
We received the following press release from Flat River Outreach Ministries. Lowell, Michigan – FROM (Flat River Outreach Ministries) is officially more than half-way through Food Fight 2022 – and cannot thank the community enough […]
Oral History Project: Bob and Lanie Rice
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 […]
The Lowell Riddler: First Clue for Riddle #6 in 2022
There is a new game in town. The Lowell Riddler is hiding medallions in and near the City of Lowell for residents to find and turn in for gift cards to local businesses. Below is […]
Furry Friday
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 […]
The Restless Viking: There are Sequoia Trees in Michigan?
The sun was shining warmly on September 30, 2021. “What do you want to do for your birthday?” DaViking (Chuck) asked. “Yeah.” Noah, our nineteen year old, added. “I have taken the day off from […]
Red Barn Market to Host Fest for the Nest Fundraiser
In late March a resident Bald Eagle on Murray Lake became sick and ended up passing away from highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI). Liberty, the female eagle who was sick, left behind her mate, Justice. […]
Real Estate Corner with Rick Seese: May Edition
This month Rick shares his perspective on inflation, provides area statistics, and ends with a monthly summary. My Perspective Housing inflation versus the Consumer Price Index (CPI). We all understand how detrimental inflation can be […]
Oral History Project: Lois White
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 […]