Courtesy of The Daily News By Elisabeth Waldon STANTON — The Stanton City Commission is considering the feasibility of constructing a pedestrian bridge and pathway to connect the Fred Meijer Heartland Trail with the recently redeveloped D. Hale Brake Park. A new bridge and pathway would be just the latest in a series of improvements to […]

Courtesy of The Daily News By Mike Taylor STANTON — Slumlords in Stanton are about to get a big surprise. A set of ordinances unanimously adopted at the Stanton City Commission’s Tuesday night meeting sets aside $150,000 of city funds to be used for the prosecution of owners of dilapidated or abandoned housing and the subsequent […]

Courtesy of The Daily News By Lori Hansen   STANTON — LaShae Wright had wanted to compete in the Miss Stanton Scholarship Pageant in previous years, but hesitated as “I don’t like talking in front of people.” The 17-year-old Stanton resident didn’t show that fear last night as she competed — and then won — the queen’s title, […]

Courtesy of The Daily News By Mike Taylor Business is blooming in the city of Stanton and on Tuesday, city officials, state representatives and local business people gathered to note the recent influx of new businesses to the city. On hand was City Manager James Freed and State Rep. Rick Outman, R-Six Lakes, along with […]

Courtesy of The Daily News By Mike Taylor STANTON — There’s no doubt firefighting can be a dangerous, difficult job. The men and women who put in the time and effort needed to protect the rest of us deserve the best training and equipment possible. Such was the thinking behind a host of recent improvements at Stanton’s […]

Courtesy of The Daily News By Mike Taylor STANTON — About 60 percent of your body is water, Your brain is 70 percent water, your lungs 90 percent. Every day, you must replace about 2.4 liters of water through drinking and the foods you eat. That’s something residents of Stanton can do with a little […]