Councilman Tony Vear (top left) and Jacob Bruns (top right) are running for Ward 1, and Bob Flynn (bottom left) and Matt Kniffin (bottom right) are running for Ward 3. Courtesy | Tony Vear, Jacob Bruns, Bob Flynn, and Matt Kniffin Ward 1, 3 candidates discuss road repairs, homelessness, and city-college relations With Election Day...
Don Hicks Courtesy | Don Hicks Don Hicks decries a growing national debt, laments the spread of overbearing federal regulation, and calls himself “a firm believer in the free market.” But the former public school teacher is running to represent the 35th State House of Representatives district as a Democrat. “When I look at things...
Joshua Mincio, Hannah Mincio, and their son Prosper Mincio in St. Joe’s Cafe. Adriana Azarian | Collegian A new pizzeria and café opened in downtown Hillsdale Oct. 24. Located at 92 N. Broad St., St. Joe’s Café serves Neapolitan-style pizza, salad, pastries, and Ad Astra coffee. “People can come together and work, but people can also...
The City of Hillsdale has released a new app for residents. Courtesy | Apple App Store A new app available to Hillsdale residents offers notifications about weather and traffic advisories, city meetings and events, and payment reminders. The My Hillsdale app is available for download on Android and iOS devices. City of Hillsdale Marketing and...
Pastor Ben Cuthbert (middle) and the building committee break ground. Courtesy | Rachel Cuthbert College Baptist Church broke ground on its 3,000-square-foot addition Oct. 13. The expansion, called the 4:12 Center after Ephesians 4:12, will include a large multi-purpose gathering space for education and fellowship. “The church was built in 1867 as a preaching hall,”...