Historic Dawn Theater co-owners Jeff and Marcy Horton decided to keep the theater open on a temporary basis after a Dec. 31 closing announcement induced an outpouring of sadness and support for the local venue. “Yesterday, they [the Hortons] had a change of heart from the comments on Facebook and people who enjoy the place,”...
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Local computer store takes Hillsdale to third dimension
Quality PC & Repair plans to bring 3-D printing to Hillsdale and expand its business to 17 W. Carleton St. this spring. Owners Angela and Larry Burger hope to attract businesses and entrepreneurs to the area by designing plastic prototypes and models with 3-D printing. Also, the new technology could be used to design and...
College SOAR program immerses students in city
Follow Samantha on Twitter When junior Josiah Vega needed a job his freshman year, he wanted to avoid working for Saga Inc., so he pursued a job in his field of interest instead. That’s where Hillsdale’s SOAR program helped him. The Service Opportunities And Rewards Program, or SOAR, is a program in which the college...
Council to amend housing ordinance
Follow Kate on Twitter At its Dec. 1 meeting, Hillsdale City Council extended acting City Manager Doug Terry’s contract and the Planning Commission announced its plan to change a city ordinance, which currently prohibits student housing on Oak, Howder, River, Fayette, and Union streets. Oak Street and parts of Howder, River, Fayette, and Union streets...
HHS students selected for conference, aim to increase college enrollment
Hillsdale High School is one of just 22 schools in the nation to be selected as part of a new college enrollment initiative, Future Corps. As a result, two students and a faculty advisor travelled to California last month to take part in a special workshop and learn how to enhance the college application process....