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Sarah R. Adams-Slominski

Sarah R. Adams-Slominski is an award-winning multimedia producer and writer with over 20 years of experience in writing and reporting, public relations, and marketing. She has also designed and taught multimedia and business communication courses for university students and corporate clients alike across the United States. Currently, she is finishing her dissertation research in creating engaging workshops for adult learners, in addition to working as a facilitator, content creator, and instructional designer for Hurley Write, Inc. When she has some downtime, Sarah loves reading, cooking, yoga, and swimming—as well as hanging out with friends, family, and her husband at home with their two giant cats.

Sarah R. Adams-Slominski's Latest Articles

Building on 139 years: Alma College inspires excellence in the arts and beyond

Founded in 1885 with a vision for academic excellence, Alma College has grown from a small community institution into a nationally recognized liberal arts college known for its innovative teaching and engaged learning. Alma College remains a vital part of the local and academic community, staying true to its founders' vision while preparing students for meaningful futures.

Farming, family, and the future: Inside the lives of mid Michigan’s next agricultural leaders

Ashleigh Bryant, Tyrel Hoover, and Kenny Daniels, three young Michiganders raised around agriculture, are continuing their family farming traditions. Through programs like Future Farmers of America (FFA), they found their way back to agriculture, fostering their growth and connection to their roots.

Kelly Hudson plants a legacy through volunteerism in the Mt. Pleasant community

Mount Pleasant resident Kelly Hudson cultivates a vibrant community spirit through her passion for volunteerism and her flourishing lavender business. Discover how her dedication to service and her love for lavender intertwine to leave a lasting legacy in her hometown.

Multigenerational family farms in mid Michigan create a special legacy for everyone involved

Multigenerational family farms across central Michigan embody a tradition of hard work and familial bonds—with stories ranging from Bryant Family Farm's diverse agricultural endeavors to Rooftop Landing Reindeer Farm's festive reindeer herding, and Doodles Sugarbush's sweet maple syrup goods. Despite their differing specialties, these families share a deep-rooted commitment to their businesses and the joy of working together, creating enduring legacies and cherished memories.

Exploring Isabella Cat Clinic’s wildlife rehabilitation efforts

The Isabella Cat Clinic in Mt. Pleasant, known for its feline care services, also operates the Isabella Feline Adoption & Wildlife Center, a non-profit founded by Dr. Catherine Lindstrand over two decades ago. Collaborating with Michigan’s Department of Natural Resources, the clinic rehabilitates various wildlife species, from birds and rabbits to bald eagles and fox kits. With a dedicated staff and donation-based funding, the clinic's efforts exemplify a commitment to wildlife conservation and rehabilitation.

Mt. Pleasant pottery studio provides a haven for creativity and relaxation

For about a dozen years, The Painted Turtle has been a haven for creativity and relaxation in downtown Mt. Pleasant. Discover the business’s origins and their plans for what’s next.

Mt. Pleasant group fosters friendships and fun through the power of music

With no auditions required, the Mountain Town Family Chorus is a multi-aged, all-voices, community-based singing group in mid Michigan. Learn more about their four-part a cappella music group—primarily in the barbershop genre—that doesn’t look like the traditionally known barbershop quartet.

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