Lily Schloss, a vocal performance student at the University of Iowa, stunned judges and fans alike by winning the national Star-Spangled Sing-Off with her powerful, uniquely styled rendition of the National Anthem. Performing at a gymnastics meet, she wowed audiences and earned a dream prize: a Nashville recording session for a nationwide broadcast. With over 10 anthem performances a year under her belt, Lily’s talent is undeniable—and she’s already set to take the stage again this Friday at Kinnick Stadium for a Savannah Bananas game. Her journey from campus to national spotlight proves that passion and persistence can turn dreams into reality.

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The state just extended the energy emergency order through summer, locking in a 10-20 cent discount at the pump — a direct win for drivers and a clear signal from the governor that keeping money in residents’ wallets is a top priority. Originally aimed at stabilizing energy markets, the extension now offers real relief as travel season heats up, with officials watching closely to see how it impacts both the economy and everyday budgets.

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Todd Campbell, the new city manager of St. Johns, brings five years of experience from Clinton County and deep local roots—having grown up in the area and attended the local Church of the Nazarene. He’s eager to lead the city’s next chapter, with a top priority being the $13 million Wilson Center renovation, pending federal tax credit approval. Campbell replaces Chad Gamble, who was ousted in January, and is praised for his calm, fact-driven approach—exactly what the commission sought. With a background from Hope College and Central Michigan University, Campbell is poised to tackle the growing challenges facing local government.

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