In a rare split vote amidst an even rarer atmosphere of passionate debate praised for its civility by council and audience members alike, Culver's town council Tuesday night deliberated whether to add fluoridation equipment to the town's new water plant, slated for construction in the coming mont
Culver town marshal Wayne Bean has asked that residents remove cars from the parade route on Saturday morning, July 18, during the hours of Culver's Lake Fest parade, which is slated to begin at 10 a.m.
Culver Summer Schools & Camps will be observing the golden anniversary of Culver Summer School for Girls during its Homecoming Weekend, July 17 through 19. The following excerpts are from an article titled “The Girls of Summer,” which was compiled and written by Kristen Trimmer and publi
Pictured 35 years ago in June, 1980, is Dr. Gregory 0. Easterday, longtime Culver dentist, who had just moved his dental offices to 303 N. Main Street in Culver. The home had formerly been the residence of Mr and Mrs.
While an assortment of "hot topics" may have made the round in recent weeks nationwide, one of the points of debate and passion in Culver recently has centered on a fairly small, unassuming-looking tree.
Members of Culver's town council had a heated exchange with the representative of a local property owner over the length of grass at the site, marking the second year in a row of contention over the same matter at the property.
Culver's annual Lake Fest, the largest of the community's yearly events, will return during the weekend of July 17 through 19, bringing back a host of old favorites and new offerings.
Culver's town council will host a public hearing towards a final decision on whether to include fluoride in the town's drinking water, during its regular meeting Tuesday, July 14 at 6:30 p.m., at the town hall on Washington Street.