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The Wedding Gallery of Williamston prepares for wedding season

By Macy Krupiczewicz | May 3, 2017

The Wedding Gallery of Williamston prepares for the upcoming wedding season, in more ways than one.

Arts & Entertainment

Williamston ice cream shop opens for the season

By Macy Krupiczewicz | April 2, 2017

Twister’s ice cream shop has opened for the season and the sweet treats have people lining out the door.

MI First Election 2020

Supporter camp out to see President Trump in Lansing

President Donald Trump came to Lansing to hold a “Victory Rally” in front of thousands of supporters. One of those supporters was Justin Edelen. Justin drove from southern Indiana and camped out at 11 p.m. the night before to grab his spot in line to see the President. Along his way, he found support from […]

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    Julia Pickett, licensed under Creative CommonsGov. Gretchen Whitmer met with Michigan National Guard troops in October, 2019. East Lansing area residents may see a shift in COVID-19 regulations with the Michigan Supreme Court ruling against Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s authority to declare a state of emergency.      In March, Whitmer declared a state of emergency and issued numerous executive orders mandating precautions to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

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