Saturday, June 25, 2022
Since 1854 — News from Montcalm County and Ionia County, Michigan
As light from the sunrise beamed over the apple trees at Frugthaven Farm, owner April Petersen was beaming as well — with joy, excitement and perhaps a little anxiety too.
April and her husband, Mike, were celebrating the re-opening of their establishment Tuesday since closing their doors in March due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Whether it’s a shake, energizing tea or protein coffee, Flat River Nutrition has the healthy beverage you’re looking for to start your day off right.
About a month ago, Andy and Wanda Hoisington opened Flat River Nutrition inside Leppinks Food Center in Belding.
Carson City-Crystal Area Schools is getting a new gym floor inside the upper elementary, middle and high school building at no cost to the district.
During last week’s meeting, CC-C Athletic Director Travis Wilcox told the Board of Education that work on the Community Fieldhouse floor has already begun.
After reading comments directed toward the Beatnik Bazaar in the Aug. 12 issue of the Daily News, Jenny Bennett came before the Belding City Council on Tuesday to address some concerns related to communications between city department heads.
Belding Police Chief Dale Nelson voiced some thoughts toward the Beatnik Bazaar during the public comment portion of an Aug. 4 City Council meeting.
Deputies from the Ionia County Sheriff’s Office discovered an illegal camp and a firearm Tuesday evening, but no subjects when they responded to a report of shooting in the area.
Deputies arrived at 6:19 p.m. at Quarry Road near the bike path and spoke with multiple people who told them a man was living on the state of Michigan land east of Quarry Road and that he had allegedly discharged a weapon, according to Ionia County Sheriff’s Office Det. Sgt. Phillip Hesche.
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