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 […]
St. Louis Future Farmers of America report
St. Louis may lose Dial-a-Ride bus service if a millage isn’t passed to support it
By Ralph Echtinaw The Alma City Commission is asking St. Louis, Ithaca and Pine River Township to put a millage on the ballot this year to support Dial-a-Ride bus service in those […]
Sewage pumping station to be replaced
By Ralph Echtinaw If you drive down Michigan Avenue and see a flashing red light on the little building at Cheesman Road you can be sure that the most troublesome sewage pumping […]
City contributes half of what drug busting agency requested
By Ralph Echtinaw St. Louis City Council voted Tuesday to make an annual contribution of $3,500 to MAGNET, the State Police-run agency that busts drug dealers in Gratiot and Shiawassee counties, although […]
Turns out a chance to be first in the lunch line can be used to improve student performance
By Ralph Echtinaw A new tactic to incentive punctuality and performance with TS Nurnberger Middle School students is making a difference, said Principal Steve Taylor. It’s called a Data Wall and consists […]
96 trees in school forest slated for harvest after ground freezes
By Ralph Echtinaw The grandson of the couple who donated 20 acres of woods to St. Louis schools in 1968 expressed concern at Monday’s board meeting that this year’s tree harvest is […]
Barbershop quartet visits schools on Valentine’s day
A barbershop quartet featuring Grant Colthorp of St. Louis, Wayne Schidler of Shepherd, Scott Johnson and Steve Johnson of Ithaca made the rounds of several schools on Friday, Feb. 14. At St. […]
