Scrolling through Twitter in the middle of January, Joseph Gar­njobst, pro­fessor of classics, encoun­tered blackout poetry — a form of poetry com­posed by selecting…

  Hillsdale Daily News reporter Corey Murray is the City of Hillsdale’s first licensed Lyft driver — but he has yet to pick up a…

  In response to the recent shootings across the country, the Hillsdale Police Department will pur­chase more safety equipment for its officers. Upgrades include body…

  As the con­struction to move sewer lines on Rippon Avenue, which began mid-March, pro­gresses, the once tree-lined street is lined with 40 trunks and…

  Repairs began on Garden, Mead, and Vine streets Wednesday morning, as con­struction crews stripped away the old asphalt blacktop from the roads. The City…

    It is not only the roads in the City of Hillsdale that are cracking, but many side­walks, too. As Hillsdale looks to invest in its…

  Hillsdale City Manager David Mackie requested that city council provide money in 2018 – 2019 budget for repairs to city hall. “In the past, the con­dition of…

The Mitchell Research Center’s old building might look newer inside and out, if it receives funding from the city and his­toric grants. The Mitchell center…

  In 1949, John Kozak and his family escaped Com­munist Czecho­slo­vakia. Now, more than 60 years later, he’s vis­iting the Hillsdale Com­munity Library to share…

  The Hillsdale Drop-In Center con­tinues to serve those suf­fering from mental ill­nesses in the local com­munity through activ­ities and support groups, pro­moting empow­erment, and…