
Albion Vigil Continues Amid Easter Weekend Controversy
Albion Vigil Continues Amid Easter Weekend Controversy By Maggie LaNoue Contributing Writer April 17, 2026 Roughly 25 to 30 people lined the sidewalk in front of

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Albion Vigil Continues Amid Easter Weekend Controversy By Maggie LaNoue Contributing Writer April 17, 2026 Roughly 25 to 30 people lined the sidewalk in front of

Sentinel Saturday Marks a Moment of Public Expression in Albion During a Week of Storms and Global Uncertainty By Maggie LaNoue, Contributing Writer March

The Albion City Council voted Tuesday, Feb. 17, to approve a contract with Dr. Sheryl L. Theriot as city manager, bringing back a familiar leader

Educators Honored as ‘Architects of Possibility’ at Albion MLK Convocation By Maggie LaNoue, Contributing Writer February 20, 2026 Students, families, educators and community members filled

On a frigid January evening, while winter weather disrupted travel across much of the country, the warmth inside St. James Episcopal Church told a different story.

Large attendance for No Kings March held for first time in Albion while Moral Monday continues strong By SYLVIA BENAVIDEZ – Contributing Writer October 24,

Moral Monday in Albion: Standing Together for Conscience and Community By Maggie LaNoue Contributing Writer June 6, 2025 About fifty people gathered on the sidewalk

By Maggie LaNoue Contributing Writer May 16, 2025 Albion residents are about to see a significant upgrade in transportation options, thanks in part to a

By Maggie LaNoue Contributing Writer May 2, 2025 The Greater Albion Chamber of Commerce launched a new tradition with the first-ever Albion Economic Club Luncheon, held