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Calhoun County launches interactive food resource map

Calhoun County launches interactive food resource map By SYLVIA BENAVIDEZ, Contributing WriterOctober 16, 2026 Finding food assistance in Calhoun County is becoming easier with the launch of a new county food resource map. The map was announced in early October as home and community gardens, including the Albion Community Gardens, wrapped up their harvests, ending seasonal food contributions to the Community Table and Albion Senior Center until late spring.The interactive Food Resources Map, developed through a partnership between Calhoun County Senior Services and Calhoun County Geographic Information Systems, is designed to help residents find food assistance throughout the county.The year-round ...

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Albion Arts Center reports busy year as council authorizes grant application

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Food, pavement and planning: Three scenes from Albion

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Children and adults learned to adapt during summer recreation

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