SCOTTVILLE — The Scottville Clown Band is accepting scholarship applications for middle and high school students planning to attend summer performing arts programs. The band will award over $15,000 in scholarships for 2026 through its Raymond Schulte Memorial Scholarship program, continuing its long-standing mission of supporting youth music education. The application period began April 1 and runs through May 7,…
SCOTTVILLE — The City of Scottville is again making space available for a seasonal farmers market, inviting organizers to host weekend markets in a portion of the city’s west parking lot behind Main Street businesses. The market would feature farm-fresh fruits and vegetables, flowers and other locally produced goods. Organizers and vendors are required to obtain a permit from the…
SHERMAN TOWNSHIP — The Mason County chapter of Armed Women of America is marking eight years of operation, providing firearm safety education and training for women in the area. The organization, formerly known as The Well Armed Woman, is a national nonprofit with more than 300 chapters focused on education, training and support for women gun owners. The Mason County…
CUSTER TOWNSHIP — A portion of Reek Road is closed due to flooding, according to the Mason County Road Commission. Reek Road, south of First Street at Indian Bridge, has been closed to all traffic after water covered the roadway, officials said in a news release issued Monday, April 6. Motorists are advised to seek alternate routes and avoid the…
GRANT TOWNSHIP/VICTORY TOWNSHIP — Townline Road between Quarterline Road and US-31 will be reduced to one lane in various locations beginning Wednesday, April 8, as the Mason County Road Commission conducts roadwork. The project will include tree removal and culvert replacements in both Grant and Victory townships, according to a road commission press release. Officials said the work is expected…
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