Indigenous Peoples’ Day
On Monday, October 4, 2021 Albion City Council unanimously approved the adaptation of the resolution to observe Indigenous Peoples’ Day on the second Monday of
History
Underground Railroad Quilts Told Stories
An Educator Group listened to a program on the quilts of the Underground Railroad presented by Pam Strope, educational honorary society corresponding secretary. The program
The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi
It was in the spring of 1911 that two freshmen at Albion College, Byron D. Stokes and F. Dudleigh Vernor, wrote the words and music
Cram Family Fund to Revitalize Albion’s Train Depot
By SYLVIA BENAVIDEZ Contributing Writer October 7, 2021 In a weekend filled with positive news, the Albion Community Foundation received a $300,000 gift from the
Mural dedication spotlights foundry history
By LINDA KOLMODIN Contributing Writer October 14, 2021 It was like a Malleable family reunion at the recent dedication of foundry-inspired mural painted on the
Washington Gardner School – by Frank Passic
Washington Gardner School – From 1872-2011, a school has sat on E. Michigan Avenue as a landmark where thousands of pupils have been educated and
Albion Coca-Cola Mural Dedicated at Festival of the Forks
By LINDA KOLMODIN Contributing WriterSeptember 23, 2021 Albion’s spectacular Coca-Cola sign and historic plaque were dedicated Saturday at the Festival of the Forks 2021, a
Tomac Woods Golf Course-an era of golfing ends in Albion
By SYLVIA BENAVIDEZ Contributing Writer September 23, 2021 According to golfers, employees, and families playing golf at the Tomac Woods just outside of the city
Festival of the Forks Planning
There are so many things to do at the Festival of the Forks 2021 in Albion, it might be fun to take a virtual tour