MCC Bond Chat: MCC Music Teachers Discuss Performance Space SCOTTVILLE — Caleb Schultz, Mason County Central director of secondary music, and April Keith, MCC elementary music director, discuss the outdated performing facilities at Mason County Central. Those issues would be resolved with the passage of the 1.6 mill increase proposal, which will be decided by district voters on May 2.…
79th District Court arraignments, posted April 20, 2023 By Alan Neushwander, Contributing Writer. LUDINGTON — The following were recently arraigned in Mason County’s 79th District Court: Felonies -Jacob Kyle Vega, 43; third-offense domestic violence and two counts of assault/resisting/obstructing a police officer; arrested April 13 by Michigan State Police; arraigned April 14; probable cause hearing: April 26; bail: $10,000 cash.…
Community Foundation awards over $119,000 in grants LUDINGTON — The Community Foundation for Mason County recently approved grant awards to a variety of community organizations in support of projects throughout Mason County. A total of $119,950 in grants was awarded this spring through the competitive application process. Current strategic priorities include advancing educational attainment, improving workforce supports, and increasing recreation…
Lakeshore Food Club to host poverty education workshop LUDINGTON — The Lakeshore Food Club will host Access of West Michigan’s Poverty Education Workshop on May 4, 2023 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Lakeshore Resource Network, 920 E. Tinkham Ave. The Access Poverty Education Workshop will inform participants about the intricate realities of life in poverty. The workshop is…
Health department closing COVID testing sites District Health Department #10 (DHD#10) is closing its COVID-19 testing clinics effective Wednesday, April 23, 2023, due to minimal usage. “While the testing sites may be closing, COVID-19 is not going away,” said DHD#10 Health Officer Kevin Hughes. “It is important that residents continue to take precaution if they have been exposed or are…
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