
Albion Area Philanthropic Women Adapt to Pandemic by Meeting Virtually in June
by Maggie LaNoue Contributing Writer June 11, 2020 It’s usually a reunion, of sorts. The Albion Area Philanthropic Women (AAPW) meets quarterly to hear both

Albion Michigan – General Guide to the Community
Engagement Across Mid-Michigan

by Maggie LaNoue Contributing Writer June 11, 2020 It’s usually a reunion, of sorts. The Albion Area Philanthropic Women (AAPW) meets quarterly to hear both

By Maggie LaNoue Contributing Writer March 19, 2020 The Albion Economic Development Corporation hosted Albion’s 2020 Economic Forecast Thursday, March 5, at the Marriott Courtyard

By Maggie LaNoue Contributing Writer March 19, 2020 The Albion Economic Development Corporation hosted Albion’s 2020 Economic Forecast Thursday, March 5, at the Marriott Courtyard

By Maggie LaNoue Contributing Writer March 19, 2020 A group of about 45 women met at the soon to be opened Senior Care Partners P.A.C.E.

By Maggie LaNoue Contributing Writer March 26, 2020 Perhaps the most surprising report from Albion’s 2020 Economic Forecast was the first report from Richard Porter,

By Maggie LaNoue Contributing Writer March 12, 2020 Jim Robey, Upjohn Institute The keynote speaker for Albion’s 2020 Economic Forecast was Jim Robey, Ph.D., of

On Thursday, March 5, 2020, the Albion Economic Development Corporation hosted Albion’s 2020 Economic Forecast at the Marriott Courtyard in downtown Albion. About 125 people

A Community Celebration hosted by ARC As published in The Recorder Big Albion Plan to Revitalize Downtown Brought to the Public A few dozen people

Earlier we posted a link to a WJR Radio interview with Dr. Sam Shaheen about his connections to Albion College and the “Uptown Bay City”
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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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