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THREE RIVERS — A bathhouse that legend has deemed to be “haunted” is being replaced at Camp Eberhart with a new one this winter.
Within the last month, construction of a new bathhouse near the three high-road cabins at Camp Eberhart got underway, which will replace the recently torn-down 100-year-...
Here is how some of St. Joseph County’s state and national representatives voted on selected legislation in December 2021. State Rep. Steve Carra and State Sen. Kim LaSata’s voting records and details of the legislation are courtesy of MichiganVotes.org, and United States Rep. Fred Upton’s voting...
CENTREVILLE — St. Joseph County Road Commission Manager John Lindsey updated the board on a number of happenings with the agency during his report to the board at their Wednesday, Jan. 5 meeting.
Lindsey first addressed the agency’s equipment status, saying items have been ordered from their $725,...
THREE RIVERS — A Three Rivers building considered to be both historical and an eyesore could be demolished sometime this year, possibly as early as this summer.
On Thursday, the City of Three Rivers received several bids for the demolition of the old Three Rivers Hospital building overlooking...
THREE RIVERS — A pair of new furry friends will be making their debut in a couple of Three Rivers schools in the near future.
Tanner, a 2-year-old golden retriever, and Austin, a 2-year-old black lab, arrived at Three Rivers High School Tuesday, the first two facility dogs in what is being called...
THREE RIVERS — Businesses in downtown Three Rivers could be getting money from the state to upgrade their technology.
The Three Rivers Downtown Development Authority approved Thursday a recommendation to review and submit applications on a first come, first serve basis for optimization grants being...
CENTREVILLE — Centreville Public Schools’ Board of Education is planning to find an interim superintendent within the next few weeks, with a plan put in place to find a permanent one before the next school year begins.
The board discussed the upcoming vacancy at the superintendent post during a...
CENTREVILLE — The St. Joseph County Board of Commissioners will be meeting less often in 2022.
During their regular meeting Tuesday, commissioners approved a meeting calendar for the year that sees the number of regular meetings and Executive Committee meetings go from twice a month each down to...
THREE RIVERS — A project to identify where lead water service lines are in Three Rivers took another step forward at Tuesday’s Three Rivers City Commission meeting.
Commissioners approved a $264,901 contract with White Cloud, Mich.-based B&B Environmental Services, LLC to perform hydro...
THREE RIVERS — St. Joseph County’s representatives in Congress, the state House and the state Senate will be changing come 2023, due to new maps approved Tuesday, Dec. 28 by the Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission (MICRC).
Under the “Chestnut” map for congressional districts...