We received the following press release from Lowell Light & Power. Lowell Light and Power and Lowell Rotary Club again host the annual Lowell Holliday Lighting Competition and encourage community residents and businesses to […]
We received the following press release from the Rotary Club of Lowell Community Foundation. Because of generous donations made during 2021, the Rotary Club of Lowell Community Foundation (RCLCF) is excited to announce 4 […]
Rotary International is a global network of clubs uniting to take action and create change. The first club was founded in 1905 “so professionals with diverse backgrounds could exchange ideas and form meaningful, lifelong friendships” […]
The Lowell Rotary Club has participated in the Michigan Department of Transportation’s (MDOT) Adopt-a-Highway program since 2019. The group takes care of M-21 from Standard Lumber to Cumberland. Each year three pick-ups are scheduled – […]
In the first of what could become an annual event, Lowell Light & Power (LL&P) and Lowell Rotary have announced a light display contest. Any LL&P customer is eligible to enter the contest, including businesses. […]
Every two years, the Lowell Rotary Club throws one heck of a party. The biennial Denim & Diamonds auction provides an evening good food and fun. Held Friday night at Noto’s Old World Italian Dining, […]
Every two years the Lowell Rotary Club holds an auction which benefits an organization in the Lowell community. Two years ago, proceeds from the evening went to rebuilding the Showboat. This year, monies will be […]
On a November afternoon, the school day was winding down, but the work wasn’t done yet. Some 60 students filled the Lowell Middle School library for an Interact meeting. There, they watched a short video […]
NEWS RELEASE FIVE STUDENTS AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP FOR ROTARY’S LIFE LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE Lowell, Michigan May 23, 2018 High school students Ella Dougherty, Marlie Fowler, Karsten Kirkendall, Kelly Kroll and Matt Stephens from Lowell High School […]
“Should we make the world a better place?” asks Joseph Audia, a fourth grade teacher at Cherry Creek Elementary School, to the students gathered before him. In the next 20 minutes, the Cherry Creek Early […]
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