Models displayed different clothing during the fashion show. Beth Crawford | Collegian Maggie Anne’s, a boutique in downtown Hillsdale, debuted trending styles such as pastels and detailed jeans at a spring fashion show on April 18. Hillsdale alumna Patti Bailey, who owns Maggie Anne’s, hosted the fashion show with Sue Cervini. Part-time employees Amy Braxmaier,...
The Hillsdale City Council recently approved the sale of the courthouse annex. A college alumnus will purchase the Hillsdale County Courthouse Annex if the Hillsdale County Board of Commissioners finalizes the agreement on April 28, according to Commissioner Doug Ingles. “We are just waiting on that closing date where everyone signs, and then phase one...
The historical society plans to renovate the poorhouse’s bedrooms. Courtesy | Morgan Morrison The Hillsdale County Historical Society plans to finish restoring the interior of the Will Carleton Poorhouse by the end of this year. “We’d like to turn the poorhouse into one of those living history sites where you walk through the doors of...
The city council asked legislators to restore subsidies for city pensions. Josh Hypes | Collegian The Hillsdale City Council joined communities across Michigan in urging state legislators to restore subsidies to city pension funds. State legislators removed a $250 million incentive from HB 5054, which would have gone to cities that could fund 60% of...
Larissa Hovis stands in the family business, surrounded by their merchandise. Courtesy | Larissa Hovis Farmhouse Charm Shoppe in downtown Hillsdale is a local family’s venture to share their creativity with the community. Brad and Larissa Hovis, and their oldest son, 17-year-old Hunter, recently started running the business out of their shop at 77 N....