Mary Sue Chatfield

About 50 people, ranging in age from 10 to 86, gathered at Montrose Riverfront Landing last Saturday, brought together by a common interest in the history of Montrose. Kevin Mason,

“Preserving the past” is the beginning of Montrose Riverfront, Inc.’s Mission Statement, but they aren’t the first to be aware of the need to do this. Members of the Montrose

School Lunch Hero Day was celebrated at Central Lee on Friday, May 1. With the help of the CL Elementary PTO, appreciation was shown to the food service team at

Josie Washburn, Aiden’s mother, reports that Aiden’s Little Library is now open with a wide variety of books your kids will enjoy reading. The Little Library is located at the drive leading to their home at 3341 Mississippi River Road on the north edge of Sandusky. It is very easy to see, especially if you are driving towards Montrose. There are no set hours, just whenever you happen to be driving past.

The public is cordially invited to join St. Barnabas Choir as they honor all those who fought for the freedom of our country, along with celebrating the 250th anniversary of

This photo was taken at one of the very first Montrose Farmers Markets. The Zechin girls, Larisa in foreground with Lauren behind her, were setting up their baked goods in preparation for the opening of the market. They were joined by a young friend, Tiffany, who was visiting from Clarion. Yes, this arrangement worked fine at the time, but oh how nice it is to now have the market at home inside The Landing.

Communities naturally develop traditions over the years. As a community grows and time passes, changes occur in these traditions.

The Montrose Alumni Group is pleased to present $500 scholarships to Lily Smith and Will Hayes, 2026 graduates of Central Lee High School. The group members are pleased to provide

If you had come from Keokuk for the “Biggest Picnic Ever” at Bluff Park in August 1918, this would have been your point of arrival.

The Montrose Alumni Group is pleased to present $500 scholarships to Lily Smith and Will Hayes, 2026 graduates of Central Lee High School. The group members are pleased to provide this financial help as these students enter their college years.