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An Ionia County man was killed in a two-vehicle crash on Tuesday, July 7 northwest of the city of Ionia, the Ionia County Sheriff’s Office said.
The Daily Telegram Award-winning author Sherry A. Burton will present "The History of Orphan Trains" at the Lenawee District Library on July 20.
The event is designed to teach participants how to respond supportively and connect individuals with appropriate resources. Organizers believe building a strong community begins with confident conversations about mental health.
By: Evan Sasiela
Holland Sentinel Herrick District Library has announced a second maker-in-residence for the summer, this time highlighting the work and knowledge of West Michigan painter Bryanna Manning.
By: Evan Sasiela
Artists worked in ceramics, painting, photography, textiles, sculpture, glass, printmaking and mixed media.
By: Evan Sasiela
The Daily is providing a weekly round-up of the biggest topics in upcoming municipal meetings, giving our readers a chance to engage with their
By: Evan Sasiela
The Ionia Free Fair takes place at 317 S. Dexter St. with longtime traditions dating back to 1915.
Several graduates of Hillsdale College were recognized for their achievements and service during Red, White and Blue Weekend.
By: Evan Sasiela
The driver was pronounced dead at the scene following life-saving efforts by first responders.
The property, located roughly a mile east of Evans Lake, was donated to the college by Jim and Mary White of Ann Arbor. It features glacial moraines (masses formed by moving glaciers), wetlands and a small lake, according to a community announcement.
