Tony Stroh News Today

LAPEER — The search for a new Lapeer city manager is progressing, including a special meeting of the Lapeer City Commission this weekend with a Zeeland Mich.-based municipal services company the City hired. Current city manager Dale Kerbyson will retire at the end of March after 18 years with the city. A meeting with the

LAPEER — At Stone’s Throw Theater, love is in the air. It’s become a tradition at the nonprofit theater group for a Valentine’s Day show, whether that be a cabaret, musical revue or this year’s Love, Linda: The Life of Mrs. Cole Porter. According to Stone’s Throw Theater (STT) founder Tony Stroh, it’s been a

Lapeer Mayor Debbie Marquardt presents a framed proclamation to Mike Nolan for his 14 years of service as the City of Lapeer’s legal counsel. Photo by Jeff Hogan LAPEER — Monday evening, the Lapeer City Commission held its last meeting of 2022 at which time officials wrapped up some unfinished business, while they also set

LAPEER — Stone’s Throw Theater is packing as much entertainment as possible into December. The downtown Lapeer performance nonprofit organization will present “The Punch and Judy Cabaret” on Friday, Dec. 16 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Stone’s Throw Theater founder and director Tony Stroh described the show as a “post work, pre-Christmas holiday party, one part cocktail

Some Lapeer officials are concerned that existing fast-food restaurants on M-24 may relocate closer to I-69, and leave behind empty buildings and blighted property. Photo by Jeff Hogan LAPEER — Monday evening, the Lapeer City Commission voted 3-2 to remove a restriction of drive-thru restaurants that front M-24 between Turrill Road and Tower Drive from