Periodically questions arise over Absopure, a water bottling company, active near Clark Lake.  Absopure accesses wells on a piece of property at the corner of Jefferson and 127.  They then transport the water to their plant for bottling.  Some have...

  Traffic was blocked on Jefferson Road near the intersection of Q Lane and Hayes Road about 1 pm today as police dealt with the aftermath of automobile accident.  Columbia Township Police report the driver, 19-year old Kristen Stone of Jackson, was "briefly...

Magical moments happen at Clark Lake all the time.  But if it's a display of nature, your schedule must connect with its to witness them.  A spectacular scene can be gone in 20 seconds.  And cameras aren't always faithful to what the eye sees. ...

Don Fowler, Tucker Boyers, Jim Gaetzi.  Photo: Jane Fowler Clark Lakers have added new refinements to the Welcome to Clark Lake Sign.  Thanks to Tucker Boyers, Jim Gaetzi, Jane and Don Fowler, the Sign is one step nearer to completion.  The crew laid...

In-Depth Coverage: I Have to Level with You by Andy Wilson In the fall of 2013, having added another boat to the family water-toy collection, I recall taking measurements of the water depth at the end of my dock to determine where I should place a boat lift. I wanted...

After the intensity of summer, Clark Lake typically settles back to enjoy the fall colors.  But that doesn't mean a lack of activity.  This afternoon, the thunder of lightly-muffled engines shook Eagle Point Road.  The hogs, the kind with wheels, were...

Note - Eagle Point Marina joins several other local companies that support this website.  Those include A Plus Electric, Beach Bar, Brooklyn Plumbing and Heating, Doyle’s Market, Monroe Superstore and M-R Builder.  All have strong connections to Clark...

The new Welcome to Clark Lake sign nears completion.  Over the last couple days, Annette Fink and her team have installed tiles along the sides of the mural, refining the appearance.  What's next?  Tricia Boyers will add to the framing of the...

Clarklake Community Church has been a sturdy part of the community for 152 years.  Founded in 1868, the congregation plans to hold its last Sunday service on December 27th.   In making the decision, the dissolution committee noted the number of members...

Friends and neighbors gathered to celebrate the birthdays of two well-known Clark Lakers.  Sally Lyons and Caroline King's birthdays are one day and eleven years apart.  On a chilly October Saturday evening, the bonfire warmed the group as all enjoyed this...

As you drive by the Community Center, look for its more recent addition.  The new sign is now in place.  As reported in August, the new sign replaces one that was ready for retirement.    The sign is the inspiration of Tucker and Tricia Boyers and...

Halloween is only second to Christmas when it comes to decorations.  And a group at Clark Lake has been busy creating just the right touch for the season that is now upon us.  What you're seeing in this slide show are miniature pumpkins.  Some are...

The story of Thursday night's feast began October 19, 2019.  That's when Ralph Mahalak Jr., made the winning bid of $1200 for dinner for eight.  The auction took place at the Harvest Moon Party, a fundraiser for the Clark Community Center.  To...

Initial data on Clark Lake's invasive species was collected today.  The data will be used to form a comprehensive report to be delivered sometime in November.  In addition to the weed survey, water samples taken today will be sent to a lab for testing, and...

On the last Friday in September, Clark Lake was at its best.  Sunny skies, friendly breeze, low humidity, and the temperature was just right.  Rafts and boats dotted the lake.  No doubt weighing on the minds of some was this---it could be the last warm...

The latest social media craze is the Tik Tok, short home made videos.  They could include lip syncing a song or some other antic.  That takes us to another topic.  This Clark Lake summer has been the most unusual ever.  Mainstay events were...

Saturday's Thin Blue Line event was about supporting Columbia Township Police's Shop with a Cop program and Andy's Angels.  Money raised is split between the two projects.  In this 3-minute video, you'll see how Shop with a Cop works.   Included is...

...but necessary.  The work you see on the Eagle Point lift station is joined by other activity on the sewer system.   According to Columbia Township’s Rick Church, what you see (and not-so-gentle aroma you smell) is a follow up to a design...