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Reed City is a small city located in the southwest corner of Osceola County in the west central portion of Michigan's lower peninsula. The city is within an hours drive from Grand Rapids, Traverse City, Ludington and Midland. Two Rails-To-Trails intersect in the City making it the center of the premier trails system in the state.
Reed City is a crossroads community because it was originally at the intersection of two railroad systems that bisected the state. It is now at the crossroads of two major US Highways – 131 and 10 – that bisect the state. This provides easy access to other parts of the state. Click
Here for a detailed map of Reed City.
Reed City Contact Information:
Reed City Area Chamber of Commerce: 231-832-5431,
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200 North Chestnut. Send Mail to: Reed City Area Chamber of Commerce PO Box 27, Reed City Michigan, 49677
City Manager or DPW: 231-832-2245,
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City Offices: 227 East Lincoln Avenue, Reed City Michigan, 49677
The Old Rugged Cross Museum, which houses the artifacts of Rev. George Bennard (author of the world's most beloved hymn – the Old Rugged Cross) . Visit the museum daily from 1-4 p.m. every day, May 1 thru Mid-October, or call 231.832.3053 for more information. Take a tour of the museum
here.
The Old Rugged Cross Historical Museum is an outgrowth of a memorial cross erected and dedicated on September 14, 1954, north of Reed City at the site of Rev. and Mrs. George Bennard's home. Rev. Bennard was the author of the well-loved hymn, "The Old Rugged Cross," written in 1913.
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Michigan Week Dinner: Thursday April 26, 2012
Petunia Planting: May 26th, 2012
Chamber Golf Outing: Friday June 8, 2012
City Wide Yard Sales: Fri & Sat July 20 & 21, 2012
Crossroads Festival: August 16-19th, 2012
Business Expo: Thursday November 1, 2012
Evergreen Festival: Fri & Sat November 23 & 24, 2012
Christmas Party: Thursday December 13, 2012
Music & Art in the Park - June - August, Fri & Sat. 7-9
Make a day or weekend of visiting the Osceola Quilt Trail, view the artistic quilt creations while traveling through beautiful Osceola County, Michigan. Visit the new website for more information and a map of the Osceola Quilt Trail: www.osceolaquilttrail.org.
The Reed City Chamber's Annual Golf Scramble is set for Friday June 8th at Spring Valley Golf Course with a shotgun start at 10:00 am. Join us for a day of fun on the golf course for 18 holes of golf with a cart, lunch & dinner along with fabulous prizes and raffles!! Contact the Chamber office for details and registration: 832-5431
Spectrum Health Hospital Volunteer Services is looking for energetic, positive people to fill special roles at the hospital. Please review the
attached list of opportunities. For more information, call:
Christie Carlson Fund Development & Volunteer Services Office 231.832.7184 Cell 231.250.7619
To view list, click
HERE.
Reed City is a small city located in the southwest corner of Osceola County in the west central portion of Michigan's lower peninsula. The city is within an hours drive from Grand Rapids, Traverse City, Ludington and Midland. Two Rails-To-Trails intersect in the City making it the center of the premier trails system in the state. Reed City is a crossroads community because it was originally at the intersection of two railroad systems that bisected the state. It is now at the crossroads of two major US Highways – 131 and 10 – that bisect the state. This provides easy access to other parts of the state. Click Here for a detailed map of Reed City. 
Author Tim Bazzett has another winning book about the Reed City area, "The Book Lover". His previous book featuring the life and times of Young Bill Porteous, Entitled "Love, War & Polio," tells the story of hometown hero Bill Porteous' life story with compassion, insight and humor. "The Book Lover", "Love, War & Polio", and Tim's other books are available at Andres Computer, in downtown Reed City and from www.ratholebooks.com