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CEDAR SPRINGS - A memorial sculpture placed near the new City Hall was removed from city property Monday, August 3. The removal came prior to the August 13 City Council meeting, where the council was set to discuss concerns about how the piece was accepted and where it was placed. In an August 3 email to The Cedar Springs Bugle, City Manager Darla Falcon confirmed "The Eagle's Nest" had been removed that morning and that the decision was made by the artist. The Bugle attempte

CEDAR SPRINGS — If you have been looking for a fresh way to show off your Cedar Springs pride, the Red Flannel Festival office is once again opening its doors as the Red Flannel Festival Store. Part store, part small-town time machine, and all hometown pride, the shop offers visitors a chance to pick up official Red Flannel Festival gear while taking a look back at one of Cedar Springs’ most beloved traditions. The store features a variety of Red Flannel Festival items, inclu

CEDAR SPRINGS — Cedar Springs Public Schools is inviting students, families, staff and community members to take part in a series of Community Listening Sessions on Wednesday, Aug. 19, as the district begins its search for its next superintendent. The sessions are intended to give the community a voice in the selection process by sharing thoughts on the qualities, skills and priorities they would like to see in the next leader of Cedar Springs Public Schools. Feedback gathere

Nestled on the east side of Spencer Township, about 12 miles from Cedar Springs, is an 18-hole course that feels both tucked away and expansive at the same time. The Links at Bowen Lake stretches across 150 acres of bent grass fairways and greens, wrapping around the 30-acre Bowen Lake and weaving through wetlands, rolling meadows and wooded corridors. From the first tee, the course offers a quiet kind of invitation. Morning light hangs over the water, and sand bunkers, brigh

ROCKFORD — After 30 years of serving moviegoers, NorthStar Cinemas in Rockford and Whitehall will permanently close at the end of the summer.

SOLON TOWNSHIP — The Solon Township Planning Commission took a measured approach July 22, voting to amend a proposed zoning ordinance while postponing action on a separate rezoning request tied to the 17 Mile Road and Algoma Avenue corridors.