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Drive Straight To This Cozy Michigan Amish Restaurant For A Meal You’ll Never Forget
Somewhere in the middle of Michigan, between the cornfields and the quiet county roads, there’s a bakery and café that will completely rearrange your understanding of what a good meal can be. The Hearthstone Oven in Ithaca, Michigan is that place, and once you find it, you’ll spend...
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Titans’ Gaston and Gatewood Gash Belding; Combining for 5 TDs in Regional Final
(11-13-2026): The Belding Black Knights took the 90 minute trip southeast to Crowley Memorial Field and fell to the Lumen Christi Titans on a frigid Friday the 13th in the D6 Regional Final. Lumen Christi forced a quick three-and-out and got to work on offense. Ayden Gatewood took three consecutive...
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Four downs from Ithaca football knocking off P-W for regional title
WESTPHALIA — Here is reaction from Ithaca football capturing a Division 7 regional championship with a 29-10 victory over Pewamo-Westphalia on Friday, Nov. 13. Player of the game GIBSON RONDY, ITHACA: The senior has been one of Greater Lansing's top quarterbacks all season and delivered another strong performance to help the Yellowjackets earn a spot in next week's state semifinals. He was 17-of-29 passing for 189 yards and three touchdowns and had 31 carries for 182 yards and one touchdown. Rondy atoned for a lost fumble late in the first half by leading Ithaca to three scoring drives in the second half. Key moment With the game tied at 10 in the middle stages of the third quarter, Pewamo-Westphalia failed to convert on fourth-and-1 from the Ithaca 45-yard line. The Yellowjackets took advantage of the field position near midfield and drove for a touchdown with Rondy's 4-yard pass to Harper Merchant capping the drive with 2:41 to play in the third quarter. Ithaca missed the extra point but the scoring drive gave it the lead for good. What it means Ithaca (11-1) captured its first regional championship since 2017 with the victory where it held the Pirates to their lowest
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Lowell City Planning Recap: King Milling Grain Bin Approved, Accessory Buildings Discussed
The City of Lowell Planning Commission met for about 30 minutes on Monday night for their regular November meeting. Chair Tony Ellis was absent so Vice Chair Nicki Holst had the gavel. King Milling Grain Bin Approved. The first piece of business on the agenda was a site plan review...
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Bulldog attacks more efficient than Vikings’ in district final
It’s a good line at driving school, at the end of a Sturgill Simpson chorus, and on the volleyball court. It boiled down to the Bulldogs putting the ball down between the lines much better Thursday, Nov. 5, as the Ionia varsity volleyball team took a three-set win over the Lakewood girls in the MHSAA Division 2 District Final at Lakewood High School.
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Walker Studies Deer Cull Options as Crashes and Yard Damage Mount
Walker city commissioners spent Monday night looking at ways to thin the local deer herd, including a possible managed cull. The presentation came during the committee of the whole on Nov. 9, according to MLive. Jerry Byrne, managing director of the Kent County Road Commission and a representative of the Kent County Deer Management Coalition, told commissioners the problem is both on the roads and in the yards.
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Lowell Meijer Donates $10,000 to Local Non-Profits
There was reason to celebrate at the Lowell Meijer this week as two area non-profits were awarded $5,000 each from the retailer’s Meijer Team Gives program. Meijer Team Gives is an annual program in which the company’s stores distribute funds to non-profits making a difference in their community. At the Lowell Meijer, a group of team members work together to research organizations and decide who is awarded the funds each year. Past recipients have included Roanoke Ranch for Kids, The Barn for Equine Learning and Brody’s Be Cafe.