
Mason County Press
By Mason Co Press/Katie Pro Video

Mason County PressNov 14, 2020

MCP's The Scoop with Barry Neal of House of Flavors
The Scoop is a presentation of Betten Baker Ford of Ludington and West Shore Bank.
Alan Neushwander interviews Barry Neal of House of Flavors Restaurant about the effects of Covid on his local business and ways they are adjusting.
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MCP's Full Court Press with Scott Ashely of Lakeside Links
Toni Swinehart interviews Scott Ashley, owner of Lakeside Links about some special lifetime memberships that were recently awarded to two men who have spent several decades supporting the golf course.
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MCP's The SCOOP with Miss Sawyer’s Kids with a Cause
Kate Krieger-Watkins speaks with Sawyer Hendrickson and some of her friends about Miss Sawyer’s Kids with a Cause and how the kids send stockings and other gifts to members of the U.S. military.
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MCP's Full Court Press with MCC Cross Country Coaches.
Full Court Press is a presentation of House of Flavors, Inc. and Spectrum Health Ludington Hospital Orthopedics.
Toni Swinehart speaks with Mason County Central's Cross Country Coaches Ed and Keri Sanders.
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MCP's The Scoop: LAC 2020 Visions Virtual Auction
The Scoop is a presentation of Betten Baker Ford of Ludington and West Shore Bank.
Kate Krieger-Watkins interviews Joy Reisterer and Andrea Beaushaw about Ludington Area Catholic School's 2020 Visions Virtual Auction event on starting November 9th at 8am and ending November 15th at 3pm. Visit charityauction.bid/lac2020visions to participate and support LAC.
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MCP's The Scoop: Medication Drop-Off Event
The Scoop is a presentation of Betten Baker Ford of Ludington and West Shore Bank.
Alan Neushwander interviews Katie Miller with the District #10 Health Department about the Medication Drop-Off event on November 9th from 9am-noon at the Mason County Fair Grounds.
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MCP's The Scoop: JCI Ludington President Angela Rickett
The Ludington Area Jaycees are a group of individuals 21-40 years of age interested in professional development and community services. The club hosts social events along with providing leadership opportunities through community projects. JCI Ludington President Angela Rickett has enjoyed the conferences and resources provided by JCI Michigan.

MCP's The Scoop: Update on City of Ludington.
The Scoop is a presentation of Betten Baker Ford of Ludington and West Shore Bank.
Kate Krieger-Watkins interviews Ludington City Manager Mitch Foster about some current happenings in the city, including updates on street construction.
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MCP's Full Court Press with guest MCC Football Coach Scott Briggs.
Full Court Press is a presentation of House of Flavors, Inc. and Spectrum Health Ludington Hospital Orthopedics.
MCP’s Full Court Press, Toni Swinehart speaks with Mason County Central Varsity Football Coach Scott Briggs.
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MCP's Full Court Press with guest Kelly Smith
Full Court Press is a presentation of House of Flavors, Inc. and Spectrum Health Ludington Hospital Orthopedics.
Toni Swinehart speaks with Team Faith's Watercross Racer Kelly Smith.
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Interview with Tom Hindmin, Omage Coffee Roasters
This interview was recorded as part of The Makers video series with Mason County Press.
Tom Hinman and his wife Beth know good coffee! Inspired by his late father-in-law, Tom started roasting his own coffee on a cast iron skillet. His passion for coffee and interest in roasting grew his garage hobby into a retail business, Omage Coffee Roasters. He now roasts at the Starving Artist Brewery using a drum roaster and purchases high quality coffee beans to make his artisanal roasts. Tom recommends investing in a burr grinder as a way to have a better home cup of coffee. You can purchase Omage whole bean roasted coffees through Little Red Organics online farmers market, at The Market in Scottville, at The Evergreen in downtown Ludington, at Starving Artist Brewery, and through Omage Coffee Roasters' Facebook page. Enjoy a cup of Omage coffee in downtown Ludington at Humani-Tea and Ludington Bay Brewery.