16 October 2020
Seven more arrested on state charges related to the plan A Grand Rapids man appears to be the ringleader in a plot to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer. United States Attorney Andrew Birge announced last week that six men have been arrested and charged federally with conspiring to kidnap the Governor. According to a complaint […]
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16 October 2020
By Judy Reed When families want to spend some quality time at the park, their four-legged family members can now go along, too. Riggle Park, located on Beech Street between Fifth and Cherry Street in Cedar Springs, now has an area fenced off specifically for dogs. The area is just over .41 acres and split […]
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16 October 2020
The Chapman’s and the Sanderson’s, along with Staci Ramirez, enjoyed celebrating The Feast of Tabernacles in Myrtle Beach, SC this October. They stayed in a condo on the beach and enjoyed the Atlantic ocean. Are you going on vacation? Be sure to take along a printed edition of the Post and get someone to […]
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16 October 2020
By Judy Reed If you’ve had the chance to stop in to the Cedar Springs branch of the U.S. Post Office, you’ll see the employees are doing their part to raise awareness of breast cancer this month. According to clerk Rachael Vestergaard-Kanitz, they decorate the lobby every year during October. “October is National Breast Cancer […]
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16 October 2020
There may not have been an official Red Flannel Day this year, but residents still celebrated the first weekend in October, just on a smaller scale. City businesses had sidewalk sales, there was a craft fair at the Cedar Springs Library, and the Cedar Springs Brewing Company held a Festival market, cornhole tournament and concert. […]
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16 October 2020
Last week we ran an article on Alpha Family Center and their quest to raise funds for an Ultrasound machine. In the article we said that Alpha had raised a matching portion of the funds. While they did raise funds, they were not “matching” funds. As we explained later in the article, the funds raised […]
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16 October 2020
By Scott McClallen | The Center Square (The Center Square) – The Michigan Supreme Court on Monday rejected Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s statement asserting her unconstitutional orders still hold power over Michiganders through Oct. 30. Whitmer previously claimed her executive orders retained the force of law for 21 days after the court’s Oct. 2 ruling. Whitmer on Oct. 5 had asked the court […]
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16 October 2020
Flexibilities now available through June 30, 2021 (Mt. Wolf, PA, October 9, 2020)– U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue announced last Friday that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is extending flexibilities to allow free meals to continue to be available to all children throughout the entire 2020-2021 school year. This unprecedented move is part of USDA’s […]
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16 October 2020
Investigators Working to Solve 25-Year-Old Sabotage of Track That Led to Derailment of Amtrak’s Sunset Limited Passenger Train; $310,000 Reward Available FBI Seeking Information on Train Derailment If you have tips or information on the October 9, 1995 derailment of the Sunset Limited, visit tips.fbi.gov or call the FBI’s Phoenix Field Office at (623) 466-1999. A reward […]
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16 October 2020
Cedar Springs residents now have a new option when it comes to choosing a local pharmacy. The Cedar Springs Pharmacy, located in the White Creek plaza at 14111 White Creek Ave., opened their new business and held a ribbon cutting last month. “This small, locally owned pharmacy will provide personalized care and service that is […]
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