Jonesville Lumber is one of several local businesses contributing to a spring home makeover sweepstakes this year, with national rewards that total $25,000. The Hillsdale Daily News conducts the local sweepstakes, for which businesses like Jonesville Lumber provide funding. The sweepstakes allow businesses to advertise, according to Abe Graves, co-owner of Jonesville Lumber. “This is...
Over the past two weeks, the six senior art majors created two exhibits to showcase artwork from their time as students. Seniors Reagan Linde, Shannon Petersen, and Madelyn Schider presented their exhibit “Learning to See,” from April 1 through April 7. “The Eternal Feminine,” presented by Grace Cool, Alaura Gage, and Ashton Mills, is open...
Betty Bisel, 96, lives on Summit Street in a small, red cottage hidden beneath the shade of several oak trees and marked by several small plastic lawn geese. Inside, the house’s age is hidden by trinkets and antiques from a bygone era. The living room is reminiscent of a 1960s suburban home with white curtains...
Hillsdale County mailed new voter identification cards to registered voters last week, following redistricting in the wake of the 2020 census. Chief Deputy County Clerk Abe Dane said the cards will show voters’ congressional, state representative, and state senate districts among other information, but are not required to vote. State law requires township, city, or...
I actually don’t know the last time I looked at my feet. They must be hideous. Men are known for many great things, one of which is their capacity to not care about hygiene. To be fair, insofar as men are related to monkeys, they should be expected to adhere to some sort of social...