Longtime Fair Board member renews vows on Merry Go Round
Theo Savage is one of those familiar faces you always see at the Eaton County Fair. To some it may...
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Communities
Council tables decision on water and sewer rate increase
Charlotte City Council was not ready to finalize any increase to the city’s water and sewer rates Monday, July 8, instead choosing to table the decision until its July 22 meeting. Until then, council directed City Manager Gregg...
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New Potterville High School boys varsity basketball coach sets first camp
Newly hired Potterville High School boys varsity basketball coach, Jacob Briney, and his entire...
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Mary’s Gourmet Ears may have made final stop at Eaton County Fair
Elephant ears are synonymous with carnivals, festivals and fairs. The fried, sugary confection, if...
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Young man in a hurry
Douglas M. Hoy Contributing Writer A mother, witnessing an accident with her son at the wheel,...
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Volunteers sought for Acres of Play
D’Lynn Smith’s approach to early childhood education has really caught on since she opened Acres...
Read MoreLocal chiropractic office transitions to Rolle & DeWitt Chiropractic Clinic
Charlotte native Adam DeWitt thought his career path was set. Knowing he wanted to be in healthcare, he felt nursing was the best way for him to achieve his goals … until he had a talk with Dr. Bob Rolle. “He told me...
Read MoreCPS Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2019 announced
Charlotte Public Schools’ Athletic Hall of Fame Committee announced the Class of 2019 honorees on Saturday, May 4, at the annual Charlotte Athletic Boosters Reverse Raffle. There will be an official ceremony on the weekend of...
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Potterville’s Savannah Christiansen interns with West Michigan Whitecaps
Ferris State University students gain valuable work experience through internships. Internships...
Read MoreCouncil passes 2019-20 budget, undecided on utility rate increase
The Charlotte City Council adopted its 2019-20 operating budget Monday, June 10. However, there is still much work to be done on capital improvements, such as streets and water and sewer infrastructure in what City Manager Gregg...
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