The Post is closing in on 32 years of local coverage. Thirty-two! We here at The Post are not here at The Post. Normal disappeared just as our staff has left the building. No one knows the future. How many businesses will survive?

It has been nearly twenty years since voters in the Cedar Springs Public Schools community passed a bond ... is hot outside and warm when it is cold outside. Overcrowding at the High School would be addressed through an addition of 12 classrooms and ...

The property tax bills that came recently are nearly 40 percent higher than they would be without existing school debt! If we don’t add more debt, the sky high 7 mills for debt service will start to decrease in a few years and the debt will be eliminated ...

Pastor Larry French joined Cedar Springs ... School and High School youth at Wesley Woods and Lake Louise camps respectively. Larry is passionate about fighting food insecurity and mission work in the local community as well as across the country and ...

No new blocking sleds right now for Boiling Springs. No new tractor for Shippensburg baseball. The pandemic is having a financial impact on team fundraising efforts.

The CFA includes 32 youth football associations, including teams from Big Spring, Boiling Springs, Carlisle ... football season before entering high school. “Believe me, I would love nothing ...

A small outdoor signing ceremony was held at Cedar Springs High School on June 25 to commemorate the event. According to CS Athletic Director John Norton, Pavelka was a highly decorated, four-year varsity volleyball player at Cedar Springs High School ...

Welcome Back Patriotic Concert — The Wasatch Show Band, Wasatch Winds Brass Choir and the American Fork High School Marching Band ... and Wednesdays at the Cedar Hills Rec Center.

Fittingly in a school year cut short by the coronavirus pandemic, the University Interscholastic League announced Thursday that it will not award winners of the Lone Star Cup for the first time ...

She reportedly suffered from epilepsy. About 2,000 people showed up Thursday, June 4, for a candlelit vigil at the Forest Hills Eastern high school football stadium.