By Ralph Echtinaw The coronavirus pandemic may have most of us sheltering in our homes, but the city’s Department of Public Works is still at work. If you drive on M-46 passed […]
Traffic hindering trees removed from M-46
Pine River Township approves millage request for Dial-a-Ride; St. Louis, Ithaca may be next
By Ralph Echtinaw Pine River Township approved ballot language Thursday for a millage to help fund the Alma Transit Center’s Dial-a-Ride service, but only if voters in St. Louis and Ithaca do […]
Bowlers and auction are items needed for fundraiser to benefit SLHS softball & baseball
Coaches Toby Megregian and Michael Filipiak need your help to make a Sunday, March 15, fundraiser for St. Louis High School baseball and softball programs a success. Taking the form of a […]
Plasti-Paint gets a tax break on an expansion providing storage for 55-gallon drums of paint
By Ralph Echtinaw St. Louis City Council approved a 12-year, 50-percent tax break last week an expansion at Plasti-Paint that will add two jobs to the payroll. Plasti-Paint is located in the […]
St. Louis Future Farmers of America report
By Cody Hartman The St. Louis Future Farmers of America chapter has been busy since the start of the second semester. Our chapter wrapped up and raised $850 from our winter fundraiser […]
