September is here

by | Sep 2024 | Voices & Series

Fall sports are underway and children are back in school. It’s always hard to bid summer goodbye, but a beautiful Michigan fall awaits.

We hope you enjoy our September edition which features some area events, local government and school happenings, our regular columns, and a section which introduces Vicksburg’s village and school election candidates.

We will continue our election coverage in October.

Schoolcraft Ladies’ Library hosts Victorian tea

The Ladies’ Library Association of Schoolcraft will be hosting a Victorian Tea Fundraiser Saturday, September 14. Please call Barbara Vortman to register: 269-251-9475 – $20/person.

Register for Vicksburg Lions Club Golf Outing, time is running out!

Saturday, September 7, shotgun start at 2 p.m. Interested? Email
ktgrossman@yahoo.com or call (269) 870-0995. All proceeds benefit community service projects.

More candidates next month

We present local candidates for the Village of Vicksburg and Vicksburg Community School Board elections this month. Next month, we will continue our coverage of candidates for the November election.

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