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Officials from Vail Resorts and the U.S. Forest Service dig up some wet dirt Thursday morning at the top of the new McCoy Park area at Beaver Creek. From left are Bill Kennedy, Carl Orlowski, Kyle Griffith, Gary Shimanowitz, Nadia Guerriero, Leanne Veldhuis, Carl Eaton, Dan Ramker and Addy McCord. Guerriero, Beaver Creek’s chief operating officer, got to hold on to her gold shovel as a keepsake. Vail Resorts/Special to the Daily Beaver Creek and U.S. Forest Service officials broke ground Thursday on the ski area’s new McCoy Park project, a 250-acre expansion of lift-served terrain that wi...

The Lenawee Intermediate School District and its correlating Technical Center celebrated 50-plus years of educational service in Lenawee County this year.

Travel Oregon Gives Feed the Mass $50,000 to Host a Family Friendly Food Event Plus, a new restaurant in Vancouver pulls in talent from Nomad Las Vegas, and more news to start the day Share this story Travel Oregon Doles Out More Than $2 Million in Grants to Bolster Tourism This week, Travel Oregon announced which city governments, organizations, nonprofits, and businesses would receive funds as a part of its Competitive & Recovery Grant Program. The grants were meant to “enhance and expand the visitor experience and prepare communities and visitors for COVID-19 safe travel,” according to...

New Vancouver restaurant Saap fusing flavors, talents Spanish-Asian restaurant first foray into dining by developer By Rachel Pinsky for The Columbian Published: April 27, 2021, 6:04am Share: 8 Photos Bartender Kegan Duz-Aguilar and bar manager Oula Thepsouvanh prepare mint leaves for the afternoon rush at Saap Fusion Kitchen at Grand Central Retail Center in Vancouver. The restaurant recently opened in the space formerly occupied by Lapellah and has been transformed thanks to $500,000 in renovations. (Joshua Hart/The Columbian) Photo Gallery Photo After developing ...

ADRIAN — Michael Loveday remembers feeling lost and bored in school. Loveday felt like he wasn't being prepared for college. He wanted something more, something more challenging. "I didn't feel like I was being properly engaged," he said. Of all people, it was a doctor who turned Loveday onto the middle college program at Jackson College and the Lenawee Intermediate School District Tech Center. "It's such an interesting concept," Loveday said. "I hadn't heard of it." Loveday applied and was accepted into the JC/LISD Academy. The academy offers high school students the ability to obtain a hi...