Chloe Kimes announces release of EP. To perform at arts center next week. By Rob Alway, Editor-in-Chief. Song writing is a sort of therapy for Scottville native Chloe Kimes, kind of like medicine. That analogy was the inspiration to the title of her debut EP, “Apothecary”, set to be released on Sept. 7. Chloe announced the release today, Thursday, July…
Police busy with crashes. #MasonCountyCrime Monday, July 9, 2018: – 2:30 p.m., (Michigan State Police), car/deer crash, Chauvez Road near Morton Road, Riverton Township. Tuesday, July 10, 2018: – 4:06 a.m., (Ludington Police Department), breaking and entering, 600 block of North Delia Street, City of Ludington. – 10:59 a.m., (LPD), disorderly person, 400 block of East Ludington Avenue, City of…
Family of moped crash victim asking for financial help. SCOTTVILLE — The family of a Scottville man who was critically injured in a moped crash last week is asking for help to cover medical expenses and end of life costs. Shelby Taylor, daughter of Curtis Spuller, 55, created a Facebook donation page. On the page, she stated that, as a…
County emergency management coordinator receives award from University of Georgia. LUDINGTON — Mason County Emergency Management Coordinator Liz Reimink was presented with the University of Georgia’s College of Public Health’s Internship Facilitator of the Year award during the Mason County Board of Commissioner’s regular monthly meeting. Reimink was nominated for the award by U.S. Army Maj. Kristopher Appler, who interned…
22 racers participated in Spartan River Run. SCOTTVILLE — The inaugural Spartan River Run held last Saturday, July 7, included 22 racers and 19 vessels. The event, sponsored by the Mason County Central Education Foundation and Paddle Sports Factory Outlet, took place on the Pere Marquette River, where racers started at Custer Road Bridge and ended at Riverside Park. It…
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