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THREE RIVERS — The Three Rivers Public Library board will conduct a preliminary review of its FY 2018-19 budget during its meeting on Tuesday, March 27, which will be held at 6 p.m. at the former Southern Michigan Bank & Trust building at 88 N. Main Street in downtown Three Rivers.
A request...
THREE RIVERS — The Three Rivers Downtown Development Authority/Main Street program has teamed up with Make Michigan to host a fun and creative “Paint Your Pet” fundraiser, proceeds from which will benefit HarmonyFest, at the Riviera Theatre on Wednesday, April 18, starting at 6 p.m.
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CENTREVILLE — The Centreville High School National Honor Society hosted a Spring Carnival and Expo with area businesses and organizations in attendance on Saturday, March 24.
A variety of businesses and organizations, such as Michigan National Guard, Premier Jewelry, and CentreHub in Centreville,...
THREE RIVERS — The Volley for Stacy fundraiser on Saturday, March 24 raised $1,600 towards former Glen Oaks Community College volleyball player and Three Rivers High School Alumna Stacy Hunt’s medical expenses, while she continues retrieving treatment for breast cancer.
Hunt said she discovered a...
THREE RIVERS — It was all about the kids for Brice Emanuel, the director of YMCA Camp Eberhart in Three Rivers for 21 years before he moved to Virginia in 2013.
Emanuel, who had an influence on hundreds of thousands of young people locally, nationally, and internationally, passed away Wednesday,...
CENTREVILLE — Austin Michael Palmer, 17, of Three Rivers was arraigned in St. Joseph County District Court on Tuesday, March 20 in the case of an armed robbery committed at Menards in Three Rivers on Monday, March 19.
Palmer has been charged with one count of armed robbery, a felony that...
THREE RIVERS — The Sue Silliman House Museum in Three Rivers experienced nearly 2 feet of flood water in its basement, but Chair of the museum, Rebecca Shank, managed to salvage relics of Three Rivers history and is now spearheading an effort to cleanup with help from residents of the Twin County...
THREE RIVERS — Prior to voting against two proposed medical marijuana facilities ordinances during Tuesday’s Three Rivers city commission meeting, a trio of commissioners provided explanations as to why they were going to vote against the measures. Reasons ranged from conflicting laws pertaining...
CENTREVILLE — The St. Joseph County road commission discussed funding bridge repair and maintenance while considering the county’s recent action of allocating funds toward receiving an 80/20-grant match with the Michigan Department of Transportation, during its meeting on Wednesday, March 21.
The...
THREE RIVERS — The Three Rivers city commission voted 5-2 against adopting two ordinances pertaining to the zoning and operation of medical marijuana facilities within city limits during its meeting on Tuesday, March 20.
Mayor Tom Lowry and Commissioner Janell Hart voted in favor of the ordinances...