Clyde’s Corner
‘But I only wanted a trim!’ by Clyde Whitaker Probably none of you out there will believe this, but I was a little spitfire when I was young, full of “vim and vigor,” a pretty hyper kid. Eventually, I needed to start getting my hair cut. I don’t remember much about those early haircuts, but […]
Ingham County Environmental Affairs Commission calls for transparency and a comprehensive regulatory framework in local data center development
PRESS RELEASE FROM INGHAM COUNTY Mason, Michigan – On November 19, 2025 the Ingham County Environmental Affairs Commission passed a resolution urging the Lansing Board of Water and Light (BWL), the City of Lansing, and all other relevant local government and electric utility entities serving residents of Ingham County to develop a comprehensive regulatory framework […]
5 Healthy Towns Survey Update
(Chelsea, MI) – 5 Healthy Towns Foundation continues to ask our community members to take five minutes of their time to complete the 5 Healthy Towns survey. Responses will be collected through December 7, 2025. Anyone 18 and older living within the boundaries of the Chelsea, Dexter, Grass Lake, Manchester and Stockbridge school districts can […]
STOCKBRIDGE TOWNSHIP REGULAR MEETING MINUTES October 20, 2025
Stockbridge Township Supervisor CG Lantis called Stockbridge Township Regular Board Meeting to order on October 20, 2025, at 7:01pm at the Stockbridge Township Hall. Members present at the Stockbridge Township Board Meeting; Supervisor CG Lantis, Treasurer James Wireman, Trustee Ed Wetherell, Trustee Terry Sommer; Member absent Clerk Becky Muraf. Pledge of Allegiance Moment of Silence […]
Stockbridge FFA Celebrates a Season of Growth, Learning, and Community Impact
2025 fall school year written by Stockbridge FFA Reporter, Klayre Smith Stockbridge, MI — The Stockbridge FFA Chapter has enjoyed a busy and rewarding fall season filled with hands-on learning, leadership development, and community engagement. From raising animals and competing in statewide contests to environmental conservation and national travel, students have truly embodied the FFA motto: Learning […]
Guest Essay
Beauty is not just found in ‘the eyes’ of the beholder by Jill Ogden Living with a degenerative retinal disease, I’ve watched my world slowly dim as my vision has faded. Over the years, I have lost many things. I have lost the ability to see colors, recognize faces, or watch the waves roll across […]
Reading Between the Lines
‘Hatchet’: An iconic and inspiring story for young adults by Joan Tucker Gary Paulsen is a three-time Newberry Honor Author and captures the attention of young readers by writing this story from the perspective of Brian Robeson, a 13-year-old boy starting an adventure in a small Cessna 406 airplane. So many emotions are going through […]
Staff Spotlight
Students are fortunate special ed teacher Amber Robidou traveled full circle and arrived back in her hometown by Mary Jo David Although she grew up in Stockbridge, Amber Robidou took the long road—by way of Colorado and Montana—before becoming a teacher here at Heritage School. Her years in Colorado and Montana were spent teaching special […]
Positive Parenting
The Art of Repair: Building bridges after conflict by Kelsey Rasmussen Somewhere along the line, I’ve learned that gratitude is the antidote to anxiety, and curiosity is the antidote to judgment. Drs. John and Julie Gottman describe repair as the secret ingredient for relationships to thrive. In previous months, we’ve shared some research-based wisdom from […]
Faces of Addiction
Nine different—but powerful—words pierced through silent veins of addiction by Tina Cole-Mullins (Editor’s Note: Faces of Addiction is a continuing series about people who experience drug addiction and the difficulty of recovery. By telling their stories, they hope to help others who are struggling and encourage them to seek treatment and healing.) When you’re born […]