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WSCC presents artist Sergio Gomez. 

April 5, 2022

WSCC presents artist Sergio Gomez.  WSCC News is a presentation of West Shore Community College in partnership with Mason County Press. VICTORY TOWNSHIP — The West Shore Community College Humankind series is hosting an exhibition and live art performance of artist Sergio Gomez’s artwork at the college’s Manierre Dawson Gallery.  The exhibition and presentation are free and open to the…

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MCC Profile: Kevin Eikenberry: Teaching leadership skills that began at MCC. 

April 4, 2022

MCC Alumni Feature: Kevin Eikenberry: Teaching leadership skills that began at MCC.  Spartan News is presented by Mason County Central Schools in partnership with Mason County Press. This special series of Spartan News features alumni of MCC.   By Sarah Jensen, Contributing Writer.  Mason County Central High School Class of 1980 Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of science, Agricultural Mechanization, Purdue University…

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Obituary: Laurel Beth VanHaitsma Kempkers, 71, of Hamilton, formerly of Scottville.

April 4, 2022

Obituary: Laurel Beth VanHaitsma Kempkers, 71, of Hamilton, formerly of Scottville. After a four year battle with ALS, Laurel Beth VanHaitsma Kempkers, 71, of Hamilton, formerly of Scottville, entered into the presence of her Lord and Savior on Friday, April 1, 2022.  Laurel was born on August 28, 1950 in Chicago, the daughter of Eugene and Adriana (Cook) Dekker and…

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Educator Spotlight: Scottville Elementary’s Mary Scheffler.

April 3, 2022

Educator Spotlight: Scottville Elementary’s Mary Scheffler. By Kate Krieger-Watkins, Staff Writer. Educator Spotlight is a presentation of is a presentation of Smith & Eddy Insurance, with offices in Scottville and Manistee, offering discounts for MEA members and school employees. SCOTTVILLE – Not everyone decides on their life-long career right after high school, or after college or even after working for…

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Medal of Honor recipients mural must find new home. 

April 3, 2022

Medal of Honor recipients mural must find new home.  By Rob Alway, Editor-in-Chief. LUDINGTON — The owners of the building located at 301 S. James St. have asked the Mason County Historical Society remove a mural that pays tribute to two local heroes.  The mural, titled “Medal of Honor Recipients: Ludington’s Own” is a 16-feet by 36-feet mural painted by…

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