The Easter Bunny was up bright and early at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, March 30. He was in front of the Presbyterian Church in Battle Creek. Kids came to see him or her before the Easter Egg Hunt, which started at 9 a.m.
The Inn at Battle Creek served guests at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. on March 31. We and many other guests had our choice of ham or roast beef along with mashed potatoes and gravy, scalloped corn, green beans, delicious rolls and salad, and many choices of desserts. I had lemon meringue and my Rick had rhubarb pie. It was a fine dinner filling our tummies for the day and leading us to a nap in the afternoon.
The Holstein City Council met on Tuesday, March 26 in City Hall. Alex Conover and Kristina Cronin of the Holstein Betterment Alliance were on hand to discuss the city purchasing the property located at 112 E 2nd Parcel ID 15-05-0514 and Parcel ID 15-05-050D.
A crowd gathers waiting for the Easter Bunny and the Easter Egg Hunt at Odebolt Specialty Care on March 30. The Easter Egg Hunt began behind the nursing home. Kids were divided up into different age categories. They scattered to find their eggs filled with treats and maybe a special prize. The Richland Robins 4-H club was responsible for putting on this event. They were up early hiding the eggs.
