History of Metal Roofing June 21, 2020 Kayla Fletcher Off column, History, News, by Arlene and Ron Kaiser Thomas Jefferson’s home, Monticello, was being built in 1769. It...
A glance in the rearview mirror: April 2020 March 23, 2020 Kayla Fletcher Off column, features, History, News, Stockbridge, By Mary Jo David • On Saturday, April 1, 1995, more than 2,500 were in...
StockBIZ: Women’s work is never done February 22, 2020 Mary Jo David Off column, features, History, News, by Mary Jo David March is Women’s History Month and 2020 marks the 100th anniversary...
Clara Barton’s American Red Cross and Michigan February 19, 2020 Kayla Fletcher Off column, History, News, by Arlene and Ron Kaiser In 1881 Clara Barton founded the American Red Cross. The...
A glance in the rearview mirror for the month of: February February 7, 2020 Kayla Fletcher Off column, History, News, Stockbridge, 25 years ago this month • The Stockbridge High School ice fishing team qualified for...
The Prosperity of Munith January 1, 2020 Kayla Fletcher 5 column, features, History, Munith, by Ron and Arlene Kaiser The log house on the Sutton Farm owned by Hiram...
A Victorian Christmas November 10, 2019 Kayla Fletcher Off History, Holidays, News, by Arlene and Ron Kaiser Prince Albert wanted his wife, Queen Victoria, to know of...
Waterloo Farm Museum’s Pioneer Day draws large crowd October 20, 2019 Kayla Fletcher 1 History, News, Waterloo Farm Museum, by Alex R. Weddon History came alive under deep blue Michigan skies Oct. 13 during...
Hometown hero: WWI casualty Leslie Richmond October 12, 2019 Kayla Fletcher Off column, History, News, Veterans, by Richard Ramsdell Leslie Mack Richmond was born on a farm northwest of Stockbridge on...
Characters Come to Life in Cemetery Tour October 8, 2019 Alex Weddon, author of the Close Calls on the Farm trilogy 1 History, News, Stockbridge, Stockbridge Area Genealogical/Historical Society, By Dutch Ramsdill The eleventh annual tour of Oaklawn Cemetery took place September 22,...