LUDINGTON — New billboards along US 10 between Ludington and Scottville will help connect local military veterans and their families with emergency financial assistance available through the Mason County Veterans Endowment Fund. The billboards are scheduled to be installed beginning Nov. 9 to raise awareness of the fund and the assistance available to veterans facing financial hardships. Established in 2008…
LUDINGTON — Several Mason County businesses experienced problems with Spectrum internet service Monday, Nov. 9, as reports of widespread connectivity issues emerged across Michigan and other parts of the country. Mason County Press observed multiple local businesses experiencing internet problems throughout the day. The disruptions appear to be part of a larger network issue involving Spectrum and Cloudflare, an internet…
ST. IGNACE — The West Shore Wolves 12U B hockey team captured the Camo Shootout Tournament championship over the weekend, allowing just two goals throughout the tournament. The Wolves relied on strong goaltending, disciplined defense and a team effort to secure the championship against tough competition. Head Coach Nick Tykoski said the victory reflected the team’s theme for the 2026-2027…
VICTORY TOWNSHIP — Area business leaders and professionals are encouraged to register for the West Shore Business and Economic Summit, scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 12, at West Shore Community College. The event will feature presentations on leadership, cybersecurity, workplace communication and a post-election legislative update from the Michigan Chamber of Commerce. The annual summit begins at 1 p.m. at the…
VICTORY TOWNSHIP — West Shore Community College will host a free community art workshop Thursday, Nov. 12, as part of its HumanKind Series, featuring Turkish-American artist Hale Ekinci. The workshop, “ACT II: The Transferred Image,” will begin at 12:30 p.m. in Room 128 of the Arts and Sciences Building on WSCC’s main campus. The event is the second in a…
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