Happy New Year, Cedar Springs!

Jake Watson
7 days ago
2 min read

After a nearly 90-degree Red Flannel Festival, many Cedar Springs residents joked that the town’s signature garments were more tradition than necessity. On New Year’s Eve, that joke flipped. With the temperature hovering near a chilling 10 degrees, those red flannels looked like the smartest outfit on Main Street.

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New Initiatives Underway At The C.S. Museum

CEDAR SPRINGS — Nearly 50 years after a one-room schoolhouse became its home, the Cedar Springs Historical Museum has continued to expand its role as the community’s keeper of stories, from railroad and lumbering heydays to family names traced across continents. The museum was born in 1975, when the Cedar Springs Historical Society was given the former Payne School in Morley Park. For about 25 years, the one-room schoolhouse served as the local museum, packed with artifacts a

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