Stockbridge Area Arts Council provides entertainment and education to area July 6, 2019 Diane Rockall Off History, News, Stockbridge Area Arts Council, by Dick Borden – President, SAAC Since 1990, the Stockbridge Area Arts Council has enjoyed...
Waterloo Farm Museum’s Blacksmiths, Soldiers, and Log Cabin Weekend July 3, 2019 Kayla Fletcher 1 events, History, News, Waterloo, Waterloo Farm Museum, Story and Photos by Jenny Smith Young men in blue leveled their muskets and...
Fond memories of summers past June 21, 2019 Diane Rockall Off History, News, by Tina Cole Mullins Summer in Michigan—what joy! This reporter's childhood summers were made hotter...
Plainfield. Anything but plain. June 18, 2019 Diane Rockall Off column, events, History, News, Unadilla township, Waterloo Farm Museum, by Ron and Arlene Kaiser More than 180 years ago, numerous Indian trails intersected about...
Look Back In Time for July 2019 June 13, 2019 Diane Rockall Off column, History, News, by Diane Rockall July returns once again and with it half the year is gone....
Looking Back June 2019 May 15, 2019 Diane Rockall 1 column, History, News, by Diane Rockall One hundred years ago, the school year ended the week of June...
Memorial Day tribute to Stockbridge’s soldier monument and cannon April 17, 2019 Patrice Johnson Off History, News, by Ron and Arlene Kaiser Stockbridge: On July 27, 1894, the president of G.H. Ewing...
History of Hispanic outlaws in America March 16, 2019 Diane Rockall 1 History, News, Stockbridge Capital Area District Library, On March 13th, Carlos Villegas-Castaneda presented an informative lecture on the history of 19th century...
Fitchburg rings of history March 15, 2019 Diane Rockall 1 History, News, By Arlene and Ron Kaiser This community, like many founding communities in Michigan, has shrunken...
Looking Back – April 2019 March 15, 2019 Diane Rockall 1 column, History, News, Stockbridge, By Diane Rockall The first land purchases in this area occurred as the 1830’s began....