Crystal Township, United States (Local)
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Lori Hansen's coverage is predominantly focused on local education and school-related events, with a significant emphasis on announcements and government-related news. She highlights stories related to schools, student activities, and educational policies within the Michigan area.
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By: Lori Hansen
When Mark and Mary Mitchell moved to Tacoma Lake in 2000, most of the buildings around the lake were cottages, used mostly by summer residents. The wear and tear on their private road was minimal.
For LaVern and Joie Withey, who have attended for decades, or Scott and Rose Taylor, who were at the weekend event for the very first time, the Edmore Potato Festival was important for two reasons: Potatoes and people. With a weekend of perfect weather, the three-day celebration drew visitors from all over, but also drew the community together.
Claudia Kenny, a freshman at Central Michigan University, began doing pageants at age 10. She was a contestant for Miss Michigan Teen five different years, placing in the top 10 — fourth, third and second runner-up — three of those years.
When 28 seniors gather for a final time as a class, it isn’t to say goodbye. It is because one of them wants to solve the mystery of the bright light that has appeared throughout their lifetimes. First, right before their births, then in kindergarten, and then sixth grade, and now it is time again.
By: Lori Hansen
While the story “The Odyssey” shows how the Greek hero Odysseus battles the struggles he faces in life, the Central Montcalm Drama Department brings the story to life in their version of the famous king of Ithaca. Adapted by co-director Angel Doolittle with senior Trevor Bozung composing/arranging music, the show opens tonight with the understudies taking the lead roles. This performance will be for the cast’s family members. Public performances are on Friday and Saturday.
By: Lori Hansen
If you are in a jungle, there are reasons to be cautious. Wild animals lurk about. There is a sense of danger if you let your guard down. And if you are in a typical high school, it can be a similar experience.
There is a quote that says, "Beside every great man is a great woman." While jolly ole' St. Nick gets the limelight, Mrs. Claus plays an important part in bringing holiday cheer. Mrs. Claus' role will be in the spotlight this weekend when the Greenville Area Recreation and Community Center and the Hans Christensen Andersen Theater group bring to the stage "Dear Mrs. Claus." With a cast of 13 5-to-8-year-olds, the 45-minute production ranks high on the cuteness factor.
By: Lori Hansen
Sports teams trade players. Kids trade things like Pokemon cards. Trinity Church in Stanton presents an Easter production that highlights the trade that Jesus made for us.
By: Lori Hansen
A story about friendship and loyalty, and breaking away from a generational curse, the novel “Holes” has been a favorite read for children.
By: Lori Hansen
Doughnut decorating, dressing up and playing games would be a dream day for any child. That dream came true for 20 children and their caregivers on Saturday with an event called Mother & Me Tea Party.
