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Albion Invites Public Input on Roads, Redevelopment, and City Planning By Maggie LaNoue – Contributing Writer – February 27, 2026 Albion residents will have several
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
Council Advances Development Projects as Public Weighs in on City Manager By Maggie LaNoue , Contributing Writer February 20, 2026 Albion Economic Development Corporation Director
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
From Pickleball to Pavements: Albion Plans $66,500 in Park Upgrades By Maggie LaNoue , Contributing Writer February 13, 2026 Molder Park in downtown Albion on a
Teaching the Dream: MLK Convocation Brings Albion Together at the Bohm By Maggie LaNoue, Contributing WriterFebruary 13, 2026 Albion Branch NAACP President Ronnie Sims stands
Water Connections: Albion Links Infrastructure and River Planning By Maggie LaNoue , Contributing Writer February 13, 2026 Volunteers with Michigan Waterways Stewards attend the Feb.
Showing Up When It Matters: Albion Takes Care of Business on Feb. 2 By Maggie LaNoue , Contributing Writer February 6, 2026 Michael Stout, president of
Albion resubmits $1.1 million grant to rehabilitate downtown apartments By Maggie LaNoue , Contributing Writer February 6, 2026 The Superior Street Mercantile building at 215–217
Volunteers brave extreme cold for Albion’s annual Point-in-Time Count By Maggie LaNoue, Contributing WriterFebruary 6, 2026 Whitney Wardell of Neighborhoods Inc. sits at the Community
Men Who Cook Brings Albion Together on Super Bowl Sunday By Maggie LaNoue, Contributing WriterFebruary 6, 2026 Richard Weatherford, one of Albion’s three Tuskegee Airmen,
Cass Street Vote Advances Broader 2026 Construction Plan By Maggie LaNoue – Contributing Writer – January 20, 2026 Albion City Council voted Jan. 20 to
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.
City reviews inspection requirements for city-owned housing By Maggie LaNoue – Contributing Writer – January 23, 2026 During the Jan. 5 Albion City Council meeting,
Albion City Employees Recognized at Year-End Gathering By Maggie LaNoue – Contributing Writer – January 23 , 2026 About 20 Albion city employees gathered at
From Sewer Lines to City Leadership, Albion Finds Unexpected Answers By Maggie LaNoue – Contributing Writer – January 23, 2026 Albion officials used a lightly
Winter Storms Highlight Albion’s Public Works Challenges and Changes By Maggie LaNoue – Contributing Writer – January 17 , 2026 The snowstorm that hit Albion
Hayes Block Reopens, Linking Albion’s Past and Future By Maggie LaNoue , Contributing Writer January 16, 2026 On Monday, December 30, 2025, Albion residents were invited
By Maggie LaNoue – Contributing Writer – January 9, 2026 From Public Safety to Street Treatment, Albion Begins 2026 with Big Decisions Ahead Albion City
By Maggie LaNoue – Contributing Writer – January 9, 2026 Albion Elks Lodge Donates $6,000 to Local Food Access The Albion Elks Lodge #1798 recently
By Maggie LaNoue – Contributing Writer – January 2, 2026 Albion City Council Renews City Attorney Contract, Citing Continuity Through Years of Change Albion City
By Maggie LaNoue – Contributing Writer – January 2, 2026 A Milestone Years in the Making: $750,000 in Community Giving The Albion Area Philanthropic Women
By Maggie LaNoue – Contributing Writer – December 26, 2025 What Albion’s General Fund Budget Shows — and What It Does Not Albion City Council
By Maggie LaNoue – Contributing Writer – December 19, 2025 Albion City Council Wraps Up 2025 With Short Meeting and Unanimous Votes Albion City Council
By Maggie LaNoue – Contributing Writer – December 19, 2025 Santa stops at American Legion Post 55 as Toys for Tots serves local families Each
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Maggie LaNoue is a longtime Albion resident, artist, and community storyteller. Her pen-and-ink illustrations of Michigan landmarks are well known, but she also brings sharp insight and thoughtful reporting to local issues. Maggie contributes articles to The Recorder that focus on civic engagement, community events, and practical resources for Albion residents. She blends journalism with care, always aiming to uplift and inform. In addition to her writing, Maggie maintains the AlbionMich.net website and the MichiganPrints.net art archive. Her work helps preserve Albion’s past while spotlighting the people and programs shaping its future.
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