Patricia Alvord is a General Assignment Reporter for the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus, focusing on local news in Howell, Michigan. With a passion for community journalism, Patricia covers a wide range of topics including education, events, human interest stories, and local government. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo News and the Marlette Education Association.
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By: Patricia Alvord
More than 1,000 students enrolled in the 2023-24 school year.
By: Patricia Alvord
The idea was proposed Tuesday, Oct. 3, by Secretary Sue Charron.
By: Patricia Alvord
Amanda Malo is co-directing with HHS Senior Moss Schrock, assistant director for "Radium Girls" last school year.
By: Patricia Alvord
"I couldn't have dreamed of a more perfect spot to have our vow renewal."
By: Patricia Alvord
"It went really well," organizer Whitney Stone told The Daily. "I was really impressed by how many people came."
By: Patricia Alvord
Dennis Bailey, a parent of youngsters himself, heard the mother's screams and leapt into action.
By: Patricia Alvord
Most cities and townships will have trick-or-treating 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 31.
By: Patricia Alvord
As president of the school's National Art Honor Society, Chaplin wanted to showcase students who work hard, but don't necessarily receive the same recognition as others.
By: Patricia Alvord
In an attempt to improve literacy test scores, Fowlerville Community Schools is doing away with Northwest Evaluation Association Testing for K-5 and piloting an online program called i-Ready.
By: Patricia Alvord
This year, Clarissa Riddle debuted a pirate skeleton shipwreck tableau with a 12-foot skeleton named Skelly, plus an expanded cemetery.
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