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Krystal Moralee’s coverage primarily focuses on local news, community events, and human interest stories in the Lapeer area of Michigan. She frequently covers topics related to job openings, charity events, missing persons cases, and government announcements.
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By: Krystal Moralee
LAPEER — Provided the ballot language is approved through a final motion at the April 23 Lapeer County Board of Commissioners' full board meeting, there will be a request on the ballot in the Aug. 4 primary election to renew and increase the countywide senior millage. The board passed the motion at Thursday's Committee of the Whole meeting, which was
By: Krystal Moralee
LAPEER — According to Lapeer County Emergency Management Coordinator Sarah Whaley, the National Weather Service (NWS) was giving rainfall totals over two inches as of Monday morning from the weekend’s heavy rains, while other reports were closer to three inches. Regardless of the total, it’s apparent that Lapeer County got a lot of rain. Residents, business owners and officials in […]
LAPEER — The Lapeer County Friend of the Court office has bid farewell to Emil Joseph III, who left the position earlier this month to go into private practice, and the office has welcomed Ryan Fitzpatrick as the new Friend of the Court. Fitzpatrick, 52, has been with the office since June, 2025 as a referee. Before that, he was […]
LAPEER — If you’ve ever had a dream to appear in a music video or if you just think it would be a fun thing to add to your list of life experiences, you’ll have a chance to do just that on May 29 at the PIX Theatre. Two bands — Dug In and Lonely, The Whale will be shooting […]
LAPEER — While most 16-year-olds are tasting freedom behind the wheel of a car with their fresh driver’s license, Anna Moore has taken it a bit farther. The Lapeer High School junior/Culinary Arts student at the Lapeer County Education and Technology Center has already flown an airplane solo as a student and is expecting to test for her private pilot’s […]
By: Krystal Moralee
LAPEER — The third week of May is National EMS Week, which honors EMTs, paramedics, and emergency services personnel for their lifesaving contributions. This week, Lapeer County EMS (LCEMS) recognized the contributions of several local responders whose actions resulted in lives saved. In 2025, LCEMS responded to 84 out-of-hospital cardiac arrests. Of those incidents, only half were witnessed, and bystander […]
By: Krystal Moralee
OREGON TWP. — Lapeer County officials have confirmed that it’s certain Torzewski County Park’s new waterpark, The Zew, will not be fully open to the public this summer. “Our best hope for this year would be a soft opening in the month of August,” said county Administrator Moses Sanzo. “There will be no full public access this year to the […]
LAPEER — After a year and a half of serving as Lapeer County’s interim chief financial officer (CFO), Jacky Bennett will hold the official title as of June 1. Bennett was appointed as interim CFO in November 2024 when Jackie Arnold retired from the position. Since then, she has been undergoing a mentorship program with the goal of eventually being […]
HADLEY TWP. — A rare wet meadow at Sutherland Nature Sanctuary is beginning to reemerge after a restoration project removed dense shrubs that had gradually overtaken the habitat. Six Rivers Land Conservancy recently began restoration work in the southern wet meadow near the sanctuary’s long boardwalk, using a $5,000 grant from Athletic Brewing Company’s Two for the Trails program. According […]
By: Krystal Moralee
METAMORA — In the early days, Metamora Country Days looked quite a bit different than today’s festival. The Lions Club held a big car show, sometimes drawing 100 or 200 cars, while elsewhere in the village, visitors could watch demonstrations of old-fashioned skills, like how to churn butter or spin fiber. “That’s why it’s called Country Days,” said Mary Chris […]
