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Build Your Own Bobsled races are fun for all ages. Kids' races completed this afternoon, and adult races begin at 7 p.m.
The Light Chaser: Of Ireland and canvas wraps. - The Light Chaser is brought to you by MyProLab.com, a professional photographic lab offering services to the consumer market. MyProLab.com, the official photographic lab of Media Group 31 (our parent company) and Alway Photography. The Light Chaser. A blog by Rob Alway. Editor-in-Chief. Chapter 6: Of Ireland and canvas wraps. I’m going to take a break from the past three chapters, which have covered exposure, and change ... ow.ly/2VhEha
The Light Chaser: Of Ireland and canvas wraps.
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The Light Chaser is brought to you by MyProLab.com, a professional photographic lab offering services to the consumer market. MyProLab.com, the official photographic lab of Media Group 31 (our parent ...
The Millennials: Jen Hlady cheers on the next generation. - SEE VIDEO OF HART CHEER TEAM HERE. Editor’s Note: Sustaining a community and keeping it vibrant requires diversity on many levels, especially among age groups. An unintended movement the last few years has been the increased number of millennials who have taken a role in community and business leadership in Mason County. A millennial, also known as Generation Y, is defined as a person who was born in the early ... ow.ly/2VhtEF
The Millennials: Jen Hlady cheers on the next generation.
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SEE VIDEO OF HART CHEER TEAM HERE. Editor’s Note: Sustaining a community and keeping it vibrant requires diversity on many levels, especially among age groups. An unintended...
Arts & Culture
By Rob Alway. Editor-in-Chief. MANISTEE — The Michigan premiere of the movie “Do You Believe” will kick off with a red carpet walk Friday night at the Ramsdell Theatre. The Christian film was produced by Pure Flix, based out of Arizona, and 10 West Studios of Manistee. It was produced by Scottville’s Harold Cronk, who directed last year’s faith-based box…
LUDINGTON — Kinetic Affect – Spoken Word Poetry Duo – is coming to the Ludington Area Center for the Arts stage Thursday, March 5 at 7:30. The free event will begin with readings from young local poets from 6:45-7:15 p.m. Kinetic Affect is a dynamic spoken word duo based in Kalamazoo composed of two very different men; Kirk Latimer, a survivor of his own…
LUDINGTON — Ludington High School drama club presents Charles Schulz’s musical “Snoopy.” The casts consists of Kaedin Plummer as Snoopy, Joe Tucker as Charlie Brown, Brendan Pollock as Linus, Mallory Johnson as Lucy, Abbie Finner as Peppermint Patty, Marcelina Shriver as Sally and Kai Harrison as Woodstock. Stage manager is Emily Hartrum. Brian Shangle operates sound and Riley Brown operates…
LUDINGTON — The Ludington Area Center for the Arts (LACA) was recently awarded two grants from the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs (MCACA). An operational support grant in the amount of $18,750 will support a skilled and dedicated staff for the non-profit arts center. Of the amount provided by this grant $1,810 are federal funds from the National Endowment for…
LUDINGTON — The Ludington Area Center for the Arts will hold an Arts Stakeholder Meeting on March 12 from 5:30 to 8 p.m. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss arts programming in Mason County and surrounding areas. Artists, patrons and community members with interests in the arts are invited to express their ideas and concerns about art-related needs in…
