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Festival weekend continues as Saturday plans adjust for rain By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - September 19, 2026ALBION — Festival of the Forks ...
Homecomers: What makes Albion home? By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer September 18, 2026 Festival of the Forks has always been partly about coming home.People ...
Lankton brings ‘Motor City Boomer’ home to Jackson By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - September 11, 2026JACKSON — Before Larry Lankton began talking ...
College property, buried dump among Albion council agenda items By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer September 11, 2026 Labor Day had passed, the school year ...
Community organizations find a new home at Albion College's Ludington Center By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - September 4, 2026The Albion Community Foundation ...
Albion police explain Flock cameras as questions about privacy continue By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer August 28, 2026 A network of 20 license plate-reading ...
Austin-Eaton intersection torn open for major water system work By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - August 28, 2026The Austin Avenue and North Eaton ...
Bigger pipes, closed streets: Albion's water-main work reroutes traffic By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - August 21, 2026Barricades, detour signs and heavy equipment ...
Albion's busy August: Flock cameras, construction and a full calendar By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer August 21, 2026 August has already brought a flurry ...
Comprehensive Plan update invites community to help guide the city's future By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - August 14, 2026What should Albion look ...
Albion property tax deadline is Monday: What residents need to know By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - August 7, 2026Summer property taxes are ...
Few contested races greeted Albion primary voters By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - August 7, 2026A polling place sign along Michigan Avenue marked ...
Community partnerships, infrastructure projects highlight Albion council meeting By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer August 7, 2026 Albion City Council chambers were filled ...
Questions, coffee and cheesecake bring residents together with City Hall By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - July 31, 2026The coffee was flowing, conversations ...
Rx Kids off to strong start as 14 Albion families enroll By Maggie LaNoue, Contributing WriterJuly 31, 2026 The Ralph and Mary Cram Medical ...
Smoke, Heat and Hiring: Career Fair showcases regional opportunities By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - July 24, 2026Thick Canadian wildfire smoke hung over ...
Clean audit, library renewal and public service highlighted at Albion council meeting 7-20-26 By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - July 24, 2026Albion City ...
From car wash to community garden Albion honors Vera Simpson with new street designationBy Maggie LaNoue, Contributing Writer, July 19, 2026 The Vision of ...
Community organizations find a new home at Albion College's Ludington Center By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - July 10, 2026The public will have ...
Housing, water system and family initiatives highlight Albion council meeting By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - July 10, 2026More than 30 people attended ...
The Albion City Council voted Tuesday, Feb. 17, to approve a contract with Dr. Sheryl L. Theriot as city manager, bringing back a familiar ...
Albion Prepares for New Monthly Water Bills as Infrastructure Investment Continues By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - July 3, 2026Albion residents will soon ...
Historic Downtown Building Enters Stabilization Phase By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - July 3, 2026Stabilization work is now underway at 203 N. Superior ...
What Albion Residents Need to Know This Summer By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - June 26, 2026Construction projects, utility upgrades and property developments ...
Why High Electric Rates Don't Always Mean High Bills By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - June 26, 2026Consumers Energy Sr. Community Affairs Manager ...
Utility Presentations Dominate June 15 Albion City Council Meeting By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - June 19, 2026Utility rate reviews and an energy ...
Albion Recreation Programs Expand as City Revises Funding Strategy By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - June 19, 2026Recreation was one of the major ...
Albion Juneteenth Celebration Returns June 19-20 at Holland ParkBy Maggie LaNoue, Contributing Writer, June 12, 2026 Council Member Lenn Reid in the gazebo at ...
Albion's New Water Tower: An Anchor for the Future By Maggie LaNoue , Contributing Writer June 12, 2026 Behind the moment that drew a small crowd ...
Council Hears Updates on Children, Housing and Community Programs By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - June 5, 2026Josita Todd, board chair of CASA ...
A Community Looks Up: Albion's New Water Tower Takes Its Place By Maggie LaNoue , Contributing Writer June 5, 2026 The sky that morning was as ...
Work continues to stabilize downtown Albion building By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - May 29, 2026Between Lopez Taco House and Dickerson Music sits ...
Albion invests in equipment as construction season hits full stride By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - May 29, 2026Albion's 2026 construction season is ...
A Crown Comes Full Circle: MOHS Holds First In-Building Prom in 50 Years By Linda LaNoue, Contributing WriterMay 22, 202Imagine your first prom in ...
Broad agenda moves forward amid construction season and charter discussions By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - May 22, 2026Following a severe thunderstorm warning ...
Proposed changes to Albion's city charter moved forward May 18 as City Attorney Cullen Harkness guided council through two amendments that could appear before ...
"You Told Us to Demo It": Inside the Study Session Behind Albion's Downtown Decision By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - May 15, 2026Before ...
A Year of Mondays: Albion's Moral Monday Marks Its First Anniversary By Maggie LaNoue , Contributing Writer May 8, 2026 Demonstrators marked the one-year anniversary ...
Albion Council Takes $1 Risk to Preserve Downtown Building By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - May 8, 2026Albion City Council voted Monday to ...
Right Trees, Right Places: Expert Help and a Call to Action By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - May 1 , 2026Albion’s trees are ...
Beneath Albion: Sewer Study Reveals Scope of Aging System and Cost of Repairs By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - May 1, 2026Every day, ...
Albion's Mother's Day Founder, Juliette Calhoun Blakeley is described on a historical marker near the library, on S. Ionia St and E. Erie. Few ...
Family Fare — A Place We Come to See Our Friends By Maggie LaNoue , Contributing Writer April 24, 2026 On a warm, breezy Thursday ...
Big Checks and Bobby Holley: Family Fare Celebration Goes Beyond the Ribbon Cutting By Maggie LaNoue , Contributing Writer April 24, 2026 While the ribbon ...
Trees, Sewers, and a Building That May Not Survive: Albion Council's Busy April Night By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - April 24, 2026About ...
Albion Vigil Continues Amid Easter Weekend Controversy By Maggie LaNoue Contributing Writer April 17, 2026 Roughly 25 to 30 people lined the sidewalk in front of ...
5th Precinct Meeting Covers Infrastructure, Transportation and Dementia Awareness By Maggie LaNoue - Contributing Writer - April 17 Albion's 5th Precinct meeting, chaired by ...
Albion Moves Forward on Trees: Community, College, and City Join Forces By Maggie LaNoue , Contributing Writer April 17, 2026 Residents, college faculty, city officials, ...