Home of the Bowling Ball Tree: Hulbert, Michigan
Before we get to the tree, here s some background on Hulbert.
The town was founded as a lumber town by Francis Hulbert in 1872 while trying to find a good place to cut timber. Even so, it was the Dewitt family who became the first to settle in the new community.
Hulbert received its post office in 1892 and a few years later – in 1896 – Francis Hulbert passed away before he could properly organize the village. His son Richard took over, and was instrumental in getting the town on track.
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Home of the Bowling Ball Tree: Hulbert, Michigan
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Press Release:
The Beaufort County Community College Foundation is proud to announce the following scholarship recipients for the Spring 2021 semester.
Allie Cabacar, 21, received the BCCC Faculty Senate and the Washington Women s Club Scholarships. The Creswell resident is part of the medical office administration program and working toward an Associate in Science. Cabacar attended Columbia Early College High School, and she plans to transfer to East Carolina State University to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Health Services Management. She is the daughter of Michael and Lynn Cabacar of Creswell.
Established and funded by the BCCC Faculty, students must have a minimum GPA 3.0 GPA and demonstrate financial need and not receiving any additional funding. Students must present a recommendation letter from one faculty member at BCCC. Faculty Senate as a body will choose the recipient from a list of those eligible.