Looming in the near future is a day of oversized teddy bears, corn syrup, and high expectations for the perfect date. Trying to come up with a plan for Valentine’s day for your special someone can be a daunting task. “I feel a lot of pressure for Valentine’s day because it is a set date...
Author: Brooke Hillis (Brooke Hillis)
Professor offers new plaster casting class
Isaac Dell is proof that being a part of the Hillsdale community doesn’t end when the cap and gown come off. But instead of sitting at a desk, Dell is at the front of the classroom teaching students. Dell has taught several sculpture classes for the college in the past but this time he is...
New county board members hold first meeting
When the Hillsdale County commissioners sat down for their monthly meeting last Tuesday, the board was joined by four new members who won their elections two months previous. The board discussed renovations and reopening buildings, agreeing to open the county building starting this past Tuesday. The new commissioners are Douglas Ingles, Kathleen Schmitt, Brad Benzing,...
The good Samaritan: librarian finds yard raked
One lone tree stands in the yard of Colleen Ladd, the Mossey Library circulation assistant. A carpet of leaves coats her lawn almost as soon as she rakes them. This season alone, Ladd has stayed up late after coming home from work, filling 74 bags to the brim with leaves — to no avail, she...
Climbing through COVID-19: Rock wall lovers no longer grounded
Check your ropes. Wear your harness. Make sure your clips are on. Climbers at Hillsdale’s rock wall in the Sports Complex know these precautions well. This year, climbers must take additional precautions. Check your temperature. Wear your mask. Make sure you are socially distancing in this era of COVID-19. For two months, Hillsdale climbers...