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Chamber: Seeking all scarecrows
The Ludington & Scottville Chamber of Commerce and the Arts Council announced registration for the 2008 Scarecrows on Parade is now being accepted at the Chamber of Commerce.
Ruby Creek Conservation Club hosts disabled veteran's deer hunt - archive
Not every soldier gets a hero's welcome, but on Saturday night, every veteran present got an ovation as he or she entered the Ruby Creek Conservation Club.
For at least one local company, crisis hits home
At least one local company is finding it tough to stay in business and is having trouble refinancing its loan, according to the owner.
$95,000 earmarked for Scottville fa ade improvements
Three Scottville businesses are closer to receiving a total of $95,900 from the state to improve their storefronts.
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Scottville Harvest Festival is a time for families and friends to get together and celebrate - and they did.
The cup of time runs out at Starbucks
Starbucks is closing its doors for good Friday and its customers and employees agree it's sad.
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Young children and old engines
Pentwater sixth-graders hand cranked Don Dykman's 1920s-era Tiffin corn sheller under a hot sun Wednesday while learning about history.
City to hear updates on Main Street
Scottville is working on filling several positions within the city. Scottville city commissioners will receive a recommendation from City Manager Amy Hansen to appoint Bob Spangler during the Monday 7:30 p.m. ...
Scarecrows on Parade registration open
Registration for the 2008 Scarecrows on Parade is now being accepted at the Ludington & Scottville Chamber of Commerce.
Scottville leases water tower space
A new lease agreement for use of the Scottville water tower could mean a handrail on the tower and $650 more each month to the city.
Annual Tree Day for Hospice next Saturday
Posted: 9-3-2008 Annual Tree Day for Hospice next Saturday Hospice of Michigan will observe its 22nd annual Tree Day Fundraiser sponsored by Needlefast Evergreens Sept.
Thursday is usually a busy day at Tallman Lake Senior Center. Depending on the week, more than 30 people can be found participating in recreational activities at the center.
If the local Gus Macker 3-on-3 Charity Basketball Tournament is to survive in Ludington, some changes need to occur, according the Ludington & Scottville Chamber of Commerce.
Scottville resident becomes American citizen
Tuesday was a big day for Kun haeng Parisza of Scottville. After 30 years of living in the United States, the Korean-born wife of Ron Parisza became an American citizen along with more than 80 other immigrants ...
LHS falls, MCC tops Pentwater in soccer openers
Ludington High lost its season-opening boys soccer match to Muskegon Western Michigan Christian at Oriole Field on Tuesday.
Scottville offers the Kelly Miller Circus at MacPhail Field for the second year in a row today.
Connie Hogendyk and Bryan See, both of Sheboygan, are engaged to be married. Their parents are Tammy Heller and Dennis Hogendyk, all of Scottville, Mich.; and Jerome and Cheri See of Sheboygan.
Biggest FNL crowd ever turns out
Scottville's Clown Band brought a little extra surprise and enjoyment to the many attending the final 2008 - and perhaps biggest and best ever - Friday Night Live.