News
Sports never stops. At least it never did.
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COVID-19 has sidelined many professions including those in sports. Senior athletes in college and high school are feeling the effects as spring seasons are canceled in response to this crisis.
Business & Economy
Golf courses close as COVID-19 chips away at business operations
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As the COVID-19 global pandemic continues to spread, many businesses are feeling the negative effects. Golf is the next to feel the aftermath. All golf courses were ordered to close due to Governor Whitmer’s executive order and it is uncertain when they will be allowed to reopen.
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Williamston restaurants adapt amid COVID-19 restrictions
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Williamston restaurants have adjusted their operations due to COVID-19. Three local joints describe their experience in these trying times.
Community News
Williamston voter turnout exceeds expectations
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Williamston voter turnout was surprisingly high for the March 10 Michigan Primary. This primary was a good stepping stone in the preparation process for the general election on Nov. 3.
Community News
Williamston boys basketball fights for first in the CAAC Red
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The Williamston Hornets are fighting for their eighth straight league title as they face off against Mason on Feb. 28. As they look forward to Districts, they will have a chance to redeem themselves from one of the two losses on the season, when they play Lansing Eastern in the first round.
Business & Economy
The Golden Dandelion celebrates six months of business
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The Golden Dandelion opened in August 2019 in Williamston. They just recently celebrated the six month anniversary of its opening. The Golden Dandelion is a women’s resale shop, tailored to selling clothes at affordable prices. The store is co-owned by a mother and son, Sheila and Garrett Gabriel.
Business & Economy
Williamston advances toward RRC certification
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The Williamston City Council met on Feb. 10 to discuss the results of their Redevelopment Ready Communities evaluation. RRC Planner Brett Hanlon presented to the council about his findings and what they have to proceed to do to reach certification. Williamston will continue on the path to becoming a certified RRC community in the coming month.
News
Williamston City Council discusses new economic development policy
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The Williamston City Council met on Jan. 27 to discuss initiating an economic development policy. City Manager Corey Schmidt asked for guidance on the policy regarding tax abatements with businesses in the industrial park and downtown district. Action will be taken at an upcoming city council meeting when the draft of the proposed policy is finalized.