Shaken, Not Stirred: Hotel people, part 1. #ShakenNotStirred. A blog by Jim Bond. They are a special breed. A group for whom I have enormous respect. My initial foray into this unique world arrived shortly after my graduation from high school. It was the summer of 1965, I had just graduated (in the southern tradition) from a prestigious military academy…
A place of their own: Art Full Codgers features original art by Craig and Laurie. #ArtistSpotlight #MasonCountyArts. Video by Rob Alway, Editor-in-Chief. BRANCH TOWNSHIP — Towards the southeastern boundaries of Mason County, there’s a little art compound with some great treasures by two very talented artists. Craig Convissor and Laurie Carey began The Art Full Codgers Gallery & Artist…
Scottville-The Town is Tied. Share Warmth. #ShareWarmth By Becky Alway, staff writer. Scottville caught the embers of some flames from other communities across the world to share warmth. You will find scarfs, hats, mittens, socks tied and attached to things throughout the town. Many go without. This is just a small way for someone to to help themselves to an…
Photo selected for cover of city calendar. LUDINGTON — A photograph by Jim Bowman has been selected to be the cover of the 2017 city calendar. One photo is chosen each year to grace the cover of the calendar. This year the winning photo depicts a sailboat in the Ludington harbor. “This photo was so eye catching that it was an…
Wyman Funeral and Cremation Services donates to Shop with a Cop. #ShopWithaCop SCOTTVILLE — Randy and Sherry Wyman of Wyman Funeral and Cremation Services – Stephens Funeral Home in Scottville presented a $500 donation recently to the Shop with a Cop program. Randy and Sherry said they chose the program because it benefits both area children and supports local officers in their…
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