30 November 2021
A Trufant man was arrested Monday after he confessed to the murder of another man. According to the Michigan State Police, a 37-year-old man from Trufant walked into the lobby of the Lakeview MSP Post on Monday, November 29, at approximately 1:45 p.m. and said that he had killed someone. Troopers then went to a […]
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19 November 2021
Gordon Reyburn, of Cedar Springs, was recently chosen to be on the honor flight, a trip for veterans to Washington D.C. to visit 14 national monuments that are dedicated to veterans of World War II, the Korean conflict, and the Viet Nam war. The trip took place the first weekend in November. The highlight of […]
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12 November 2021
Would you like to do something special for families in need this Christmas? You can partner with us to provide toys for children in Kent County. The Post is participating in the Toys for Tots program again this holiday season, as a drop off site for toys. Toys for Tots is a volunteer organization whose […]
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19 November 2021
Police are investigating the death of a 45-year-old man whose body was found Monday, November 15, on the side of the White Pine Trail, near 19 Mile Rd, in Nelson Township. The body was seen by a passerby about 10 a.m. According to the Kent County Sheriff’s Office, no foul play is suspected. They said […]
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19 November 2021
By Judy Reed A petition has been filed and signatures are being gathered to recall Mollie Doerr, the president of the Village of Sand Lake. Doerr is the fourth person on the current Village Council to have a recall petition filed against her. The first was former trustee Rachel Gokey, who was voted out of […]
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19 November 2021
The Post will be flying high all over Michigan as 83 year old Rose Bowman accepts her Student Private Pilot’s License from Sparta Aviation’s Flight Instructor Jacob Den Dulk. Rose was a 62-year resident of Cedar Springs before moving to Greenville, Michigan. Rose still is an active member of Cedar Springs Women’s Club and member […]
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19 November 2021
By Sue Wolfe December 31 will not only conclude this calendar year, but it will also mark the end of Laurie Fifield’s thirty-eight-year career of serving Cedar Springs Area residents as a United States postal carrier. Fifield has mixed emotions but knows “it’s time.” She is the last of the original Cedar Springs carriers who […]
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19 November 2021
Five veterans were honored on Veterans Day at Mission Point of Cedar Springs. According to Maria Robertson, director of business development, the day began with welcoming and recognizing their Veterans and residents’ family members, business leaders and guests. They then recognized and honored their veterans with the presentation of veteran certificates to Mission Point of […]
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18 November 2021
On the third anniversary of his death, the FBI, Bath Township Police Department, and the family of Chong Moua Yang held a press conference asking the public to come forward with information on the person(s) who shot and killed Chong Yang in the Rose Lake Wildlife area, East Lansing, in 2018. Chong Moua Yang was […]
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18 November 2021
BBB warning November 3, 2021 — If you are looking for a furry addition to your family, beware of buying online. The Better Business Bureau Serving Western Michigan continues to see consumers falling victim to puppy scams. In fact, pets/pet supplies was the most risky sales category when it came to online purchase scams, according […]
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18 November 2021
By Judy Reed The Cedar Springs Red Hawk football team of 2021 will be one for the record books and one fans will remember for a long time. They went from tragedy early in the season—with the death of assistant coach Kevin Martens—to triumph—when they not only beat the Muskegon Big Reds but claimed the […]
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18 November 2021
On November 6th the marching Red Hawks traveled to Ford Field to participate in the state finals. With a score of 78.9 the Red Hawks placed ninth in flight four. They were welcomed back home with a fire truck escort and supporting fans. The band is already looking forward to next season!
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