Surrounded by LeRoy Township to the north, west, and south, and by Rose Lake Township to the east, LeRoy, Michigan is a small village in Osceola County.
LeRoy is bounded by 16 Mile Road, 15 Mile Road, 180th Avenue, and 190th Avenue to the north, south, east, and west, respectively. LeRoy Road runs east-west through the center of the village, and the Mackinaw Trail runs roughly northeast from the southwest corner of the village and forms a small portion of the eastern border to the north.
Cities and villages within twenty miles of LeRoy include Tustin, Luther, Reed City, Cadillac, Hersey, and Marion.
While the Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad was being constructed through the area in 1871, James E. Bevins, Charles G. Westfall, Samuel L. Kimball, James M. Brown, and H.C. Booth selected the site for various businesses. In 1872, the village was platted by James E. Bevins.
On January 3, 1872, a post office was established, with Samuel L. Kimball as the first postmaster. On February 2, 1873, the village was incorporated and named for the township, which had itself been named for LeRoy Carr, the land agent who represented the federal government in the area.
The focus of this category is on the village of LeRoy, Michigan. Online resources representing the municipal government or any other governmental agencies based in the village are appropriate for this category, as well as those of local businesses, industries, schools, churches, organizations, attractions, and events.
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Located on West Gilbert Street in the village of LeRoy, Michigan, the library's hours of operation, mailing address, and contacts are published on the site, which may also facilitate online applications for a library card, and offer 24/7 access to e-books and other digital resources, information about upcoming programs and events, and to request books or other information through an online contact form. Cardholders may also search the library's card catalog. A search feature is provided.
https://leroy.ploud.net/
Established in 1988, the LeRoy, Michigan company operates an 80,000 square foot facility equipped with CNC machines, CNC lathes, EDMs, and rubber and plastic injection presses. Since 2013, the company has also operated S&S Mold in Grand Junction as a subsidiary. Its capabilities, machining services, manual equipment, and an equipment list, as well as its rubber and plastic molding services, and its quality training center. Its location, phone and fax numbers, and a quote request form are posted.
https://www.leroytool.com/
The village of LeRoy is in eastern Leroy Township, Osceola County. The official municipal website presents a brief profile and history of the community and links to local organizations and businesses, including a directory of local banks, construction companies, hair and tanning salons, logging and forest industries, manufacturing, organic and green services, retail businesses, and service industries, as well as recreational programs and facilities, non-profits, and events.
https://www.leroymi.org/
Named for Pizza, Ice cream, Burgers, and Subs, which are featured on its menu, the restaurant is located on North Mackinaw Trail in LeRoy, Michigan. Phone and fax numbers, an email address, a map, and a contact form, and its hours of operation are posted on the site, which includes its breakfast menu, main menu, prices, special offers, and announcements. A photo gallery offers views of the restaurant, as well as signage, and some of its food items. Orders may also be found online.
https://www.mrpibsrestaurant.com/
Based in LeRoy, Michigan, the K-12 public school district operates an elementary school, middle school, and high school, each of which is featured here, including classroom and teacher pages, school calendars, handbooks, policies, and various student services, including the district library. School board members are listed, and job or bid postings, press releases, parking maps, updates, and announcements are published on the site. Live-streaming is sometimes available, as well.
https://www.pineriver.org/
