11 October 2019
By Judy Reed At least three streets in the City of Cedar Springs will see repaving this fall. According to City Manager Mike Womack, the city has allotted $200,000 toward road paving, and currently has plans to do S. First Street between E. Cherry and E. Muskegon Street; East Maple Street between N. First and […]
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11 October 2019
Randolph Steadman, the son of Tammy Steadman, of Cedar Springs, was recently promoted to the rank of SFC. SFC Steadman has been in the Army for over 13 years, and is stationed at Ft. Leonardwood, Missouri. He has done tours in Iraq and in the Sani Peninsula. He has been a Criminal Investigator and is […]
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11 October 2019
In a ransomware scam, your computer screen freezes with a pop-up message—supposedly from the FBI or another federal agency—saying that because you violated some federal law your computer will remain locked until you pay a fine; or, you get a pop-up message telling you your personal files have been encrypted and you have to pay […]
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11 October 2019
The Fremont City Council fired Fremont Police Chief Randall Wright Monday evening, October 7, after he was arraigned in two different counties on 4th-degree criminal sexual conduct charges last week. According to the Michigan State Police, Wright, 48, was arraigned in Kent County on October 2, and in Ingham County on October 3. The charges […]
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11 October 2019
By Judy Reed A wastewater spill occurred at the Cedarfield 55-plus Community on 17 Mile Rd last week Thursday after a truck ran over their clean out area. According to Gary Osborn, who works for Infrastructure Alternatives and oversees the operation of the wastewater treatment at Cedarfield, the spill occurred about 2 p.m. on October […]
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11 October 2019
A supplement to the Cedar Springs Post Dedicated to Red Flannel Events & Info – page 13
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11 October 2019
A supplement to the Cedar Springs Post Dedicated to Red Flannel Events & Info – page 12
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11 October 2019
A supplement to the Cedar Springs Post Dedicated to Red Flannel Events & Info – page 9
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11 October 2019
It was a beautiful day for the 80th Red Flannel Festival last Saturday, October 5. Temps in the high 50s, low 60s, just cool enough for a light jacket, and the rain stayed away until the evening hours. Nancy Deyman, president of the Red Flannel Festival, estimated approximately 30,000 people attended the festivities, and she could be right—the streets and events were packed! We hope you enjoyed yourself, and by the looks of some of the photos you posted to our Facebook page, we think you did!
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11 October 2019
They will be holding public forums Tuesday, October 15 and Thursday, October 17. There will be held both days at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. in the 3rd floor boardroom at District Office (Hilltop), and at Beach Elementary in the evening, with a building tour at 6:30 p.m. and a meeting in the cafeteria at 7 p.m.
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11 October 2019
The Cedar Springs Public Schools walkathon event was held on Friday, October 4. Each elementary building walked for about 45 minutes. K–6th grade participated. “Between community business sponsors and the students raising money from pledges, we raised the most ever!” said PTO spokesperson Alyssa Ladd. The total raised was approximately $47,500. The money […]
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11 October 2019
By Deanna Inskeep Bailey Most everyone is familiar with the story of the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants. It was a best selling book and eventually made into a movie. The story follows many young women who go separate directions in their life and the pants that keep them all tied together. This story that […]
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11 October 2019
This past weekend was amazing! It was a beautiful day to be a Red Hawk! The Cedar Springs Band held their 59th Marching Band Invitational. There was a total of 16 schools, including Cedar Springs, that performed at Cedar springs High School. Up next for the marching band is the Belding Invitational at Belding High […]
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04 October 2019
On Saturday, September 28, the 75th annual Red Flannel Queen’s Scholarship Pageant took place at Cedar Springs High School. Eleven contestants competed in this year’s pageant, which celebrated 80 years of the Red Flannel Festival. The master of ceremonies for the evening was Cedar Springs High School teacher, David Stuart. He was joined by the […]
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04 October 2019
Storms that rolled through area earlier this week caused flooding in several areas around the city where Cedar Creek overflowed its bed. Roads that were flooded included Main Street between Pine and Oak Streets; 5th Street between Pine and Cherry; and Park Street between Maple and Cherry. Is it gonna rain on our parade? More […]
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04 October 2019
The Montcalm County Sheriff’s Office was sent to a one-car crash near the intersection of Grow and Kroman Roads in Fairplain Township at approximately 2:06 P.M. on Sunday, September 29, 2019. The passenger died as a result of injuries sustained during the crash. The investigation revealed that a black 2008 Pontiac G6 was traveling south […]
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04 October 2019
On a cold November day in 1949, children in Cedar Springs households were getting dressed for school. This was a special day because Life Magazine was coming to Cedar Springs to do a feature on Red Flannel Days for their December issue.
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04 October 2019
A wastewater spill occurred at the Cedarfield 55-plus Community on 17 Mile Rd Thursday after a truck ran over their clean out area. According to Gary Osborn, who works for Infrastructure Alternatives and oversees the operation of the wastewater treatment at Cedarfield, the spill occurred about 2 p.m. on October 3, when a truck delivering […]
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11 October 2019
Question: Has any Red Flannel princess ever went on to become Red Flannel queen? Answer: Yes! Bella Mosqueda, the daughter of Patricek and Catreal Walters, was not only the 2008 Red Flannel princess, she was also recently selected as the 2019 Red Flannel Queen. According to Nancy Deyman, President of the Red Flannel Festival, they […]
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11 October 2019
There will be a silent auction and hot dog lunch event to benefit K9 Camo Companions this Saturday, October 12, from noon to 3 p.m. at the VFW Hall at 11 East Lake Street in Sand Lake. This event features the Band Colt Snuffer & The Dead Horseman, over 100 silent auction items to bid […]
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