Elle Meyers

16 hours ago | cbsnews.com | Elle Meyers

Livingston County organ receives $30,000 in repairs thanks to community fundraising An organ in Hartland, Michigan, has received about $30,000 in repairs and restoration in recent years, thanks in large part to significant fundraising. "It's a chorus of angels," said Don Thompson, who has served as caretaker of the organ for the last 30 years. Thompson has been taking care of the Hartland Music Hall project by project, mostly on his own.

1 day ago | cbsnews.com | Elle Meyers

Michigan historical village kicks off fundraising sale to support restoration projects The Livingston Center Historical Village in Fowlerville, Michigan, is hosting a sale this week to help fund their restoration projects in the year ahead. Volunteers with the historical village are getting donations from all around Livingston County for a fundraiser called Grandma's Attic.

2 days ago | en.pressbee.net | Elle Meyers

By Elle Meyers Click here for updates on this story     HOWELL, Michigan (WWJ) — One Howell, Michigan, native running unopposed in the mayoral race is looking to lead the city after already serving the community on the city council. Nick Hertrich said his family valued public service, and his parents modeled that value when he was growing up. “Public service kind of runs in the family. My mom actually ran for the city council back in the early 2000s.

2 days ago | kesq.com | Elle Meyers

By Elle MeyersClick here for updates on this story HOWELL, Michigan ( WWJ) - One Howell, Michigan, native running unopposed in the mayoral race is looking to lead the city after already serving the community on the city council. Nick Hertrich said his family valued public service, and his parents modeled that value when he was growing up. "Public service kind of runs in the family. My mom actually ran for the city council back in the early 2000s.

2 days ago | cbsnews.com | Elle Meyers

Man running unopposed for Howell mayor hopes to improve city's public image One Howell, Michigan, native running unopposed in the mayoral race is looking to lead the city after already serving the community on the city council. "I live about six blocks from here, downtown," said Nick Hertrich. Hertrich said his family valued public service, and his parents modeled that value when he was growing up. "Public service kind of runs in the family.