Cedar Crest Academy students showed off their musical, comedic, and many other skills at their talent show, April 1. Parents, friends, and fans filled Cedar Crest’s gym at its 8970 Dixie Highway location, enjoying a variety of entertainment. Call 248-625-7270.
BY ED DAVIS Clarkston News Sports Writer Nick Riegel didn’t think he’d make it to the Michigan state swimming finals as a freestyle swimmer, but his coach Kenwyn Chock knew better. Riegel is a fourth year swimmer and senior captain, who Chock said leads quietly and by example. He made Clarkston school history this year […]
The clouds broke last Thursday, showing off some welcome sunshine for many kids on spring break vacation, venturing to Depot Park in downtown Clarkston. They enjoyed playing on the train-themed playground equipment, along with feeding the ducks, who excitedly welcomed them and the food they brought.
‘Wanna buy some cookies?? The above phrase will be heard all throughout the Clarkston area as troops with the Fairwinds Council prepare for a month of cookie shops at local businesses. Strategy. Perseverance. Determination. A really big smile. It’s a lot harder to sell a box of cookies than you might think. ‘This is our […]
On Feb. 24, Davisburg Elementary School brought in spinal specialist, Dr. Becky Simmons from Lifepointe Chiropractic Center of Clarkston, to teach the children about backpack safety issues. The kids had a lot of fun and learned why they need to prevent injuries and how to use their pack correctly. They also learned improper backpack use […]
Clarkston High School Marching Band members spent the New Year in London, England, with help from the community. Local businesses and organizations donated to the band, as well as sponsored band members in The Clarkston News color keepsake special section. In appreciation, band members sent thank-you notes, delivering them in person. Here’s a few, with […]
Taylor Davis enjoys an ice-free Mill Run in Depot Park to feed the ducks last Thursday afternoon. Photo by Wendi Reardon
Clarkston City Council will discuss the zoning ordinance amendments recommended by the Planning Commission for 90 N. Main, 7 p.m., April 25, at City Hall.
A meeting concerning the July 4 Parade will be at Independence Township Fire Station 1 meeting hall, 6500 Citation Drive, 7 p.m., April 13.
The story “Teacher strike unlikely, union chief says,” April 6 edition, should have said Clarkston teachers hope things don’t go as far as a work stoppage, but voted to authorize Michigan Education Association to start crisis activities. “Clarkston teachers do not want to go out on strike,” said Brooke Davis, Clarkston Education Association president. “Clarkston […]