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The Farmer’s Loop Sled Dog Race returns as World Cup Qualifier

World Cup · Eaton County

The Farmer’s Loop Sled Dog Race returns as World Cup Qualifier

Kelsey Klont Editor (Photo provided – Pictured L-R is H & H Racing Team: Matt Norton, Jess Norton, Samantha Wawiernia, Sawyer Wawiernia, Trevor Wawiernia) The next best thing in Vermontville other than the Maple Syrup Festival? The Farmer’s Loop Sled Dog Race, of course! After its inaugural opening last year, it quickly became apparent that this fun filled event was the talk of the town. Happening this year on April 12 and 13, H&H Racing, …See the Story

Kids Market Day at Valhalla Value

Eaton County · Eaton County

Kids Market Day at Valhalla Value

Renee Sevenski Contributing Writer (Photo provided – Owners, Brandy and Steve Haeck) Come one, come all! Does your child have an entrepreneurial Spirit? Have they had their own lemonade stand or the idea to sell their homemade crafts or advertise local services like lawn mowing, or yard clean up? Do they create unique jewelry, ceramics, knit, crochet. If so Brandy Haeck, owner of Valhalla Value has set up the first Annual Kids Market Day f…See the Story

New apartment development breathes new life into historic Nashville building

Eaton County · Eaton County

New apartment development breathes new life into historic Nashville building

Dan LaLone Contributing Writer (Photos provided) A historic piece of Nashville’s past has found new life as a modern apartment complex. The Village Flats, located at 324 N. Queen St., offers 20 renovated units in a building that was originally constructed in 1935-36 as the W.K. Kellogg Rural Agricultural School. After sitting vacant for several years, the building has been transformed into a vibrant community that blends historic charm wit…See the Story

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2025 Vermontville Maple Syrup Festival Queen and Court

Nature · Eaton County

2025 Vermontville Maple Syrup Festival Queen and Court

Renee Sevenski Contributing Writer (Photo by Molly Macleod – From left to right: Izabelle Racine, Kaydence Harvey, Shannon Kistler, Madison Trowbridge (Queen)) As we sit patiently in Eaton County waiting to see what mother nature will bring as we receive the snowstorm alert in February, there is an added excitement going on in Vermontville, Michigan. A town of less than 800 people gathered in the basement of the First Congregational Church to cr…See the Story

Bellevue Christian Church’s ‘Cupboard Next Door’ becomes community lifeline

Eaton County · Eaton County

Bellevue Christian Church’s ‘Cupboard Next Door’ becomes community lifeline

Dan Lalone Contributing Writer (Photo by Dan Lalone – Staff outside the Cupboard from left to right: Janet Chauvin, Cindy Barnes, Michele Manik & Danesh Manik.) What began as a small free library outside Bellevue Christian Church has transformed into a vital community resource. Now called “The Cupboard Next Door,” the once-simple book-sharing station has become a large shed stocked with food, clothing, pet supplies and household essentials—thank…See the Story