FOSTERING CONNECTION AND CAPTURING THE HEARTBEAT OF CEDAR SPRINGS
It Takes a Village, But Who's Showing Up?
Jake Watson
Feb 13
3 min read
On most days in downtown Cedar Springs, Perry Hopkins blends easily into the routine. He's in his shop, answering questions, helping customers and keeping things moving.
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The lights were bright, the stands were packed and the energy at Red Hawk Stadium was everything a homecoming night should be. With an electric crowd behind them and their first win of the season within reach, the Cedar Springs Red Hawks delivered a performance worthy of the moment, defeating Allendale 63-34 on Friday night. Cedar Springs set the tone on its opening drive when Deegan Pike moved the Red Hawks into Allendale territory on very first play. Spencer Schoenborn carr
Creative Technologies Academy marked the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks with a special tribute ceremony and Day of Service, bringing students together with local first responders, law enforcement and members of the military. The annual event gave students a chance to remember the lives lost on Sept. 11 while also learning about service, sacrifice and the people who continue to serve communities today. Firefighters from the Sand Lake, Solon and Montc
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